HBO's Game of Thrones

[SunrayTheWingman]

Last night's episode was incredible. I wish there were more Game of Thrones collectibles out there. Imagine how awesome a Prime 1 line would be, or a Premium Format line from Sideshow.

 

[jedijim3002]

Arya's list isn't just people who killed her parents, it's people who have wronged her or her friends. A bunch of people from Harrenhal are on the list for torturing her friends, Thoros and Beric are on the list for selling Gendry to Mellisandre, who is also on the list for. . . buying Gendry.

The Hound is on the list because he killed Arya's friend, the butcher's boy.

She doesn't know about Littlefinger.

From Arya's perspective, anything short of Cersei letting Ned go free would put her on the list. Wasn't Cersei planning on sending Ned to The Wall? I'm sure even THAT would've been enough.

Don't forget Cersei had Lady killed in place of Nymeria for biting Jeoffry. She is the reason Arya had to let her go.

 

[Robopredinator]

The show has aired. If you haven't watched it yet, don't come In this thread. Simples.

Yep. At this point, spoiler tags should be reserved only for leaked footage or rumors on upcoming episodes.

 

[karamazov80]

Yep. At this point, spoiler tags should be reserved only for leaked footage or rumors on upcoming episodes.

Yeah, the fact that these are leaked from time to time presents a problem. But once it airs, it stands to reason people will talk in spoilers. It's not like a movie, where folks may need a few days to get to the theater to check it out. It takes an hour to stream it.

 

[Robopredinator]

I have a feeling Jaimes arc has a little further to go on the path to "nobility".
I imagine a scene of Brienne writing some good and worthy things in that book of knights under Ser Jaimes name at the end of the series.
He'll die but it'll be for a good reason and Brienne will probably witness it.

I have a feeling Jamie's arc will carry a history-repeats-itself theme. Jamie will see Cersei become this monster - akin to the Mad King - and will kill stab her in the back. I love that Brienne prediction and a fusion of both of ours would go something like:

Brienne approaches Cersei surrounded by The Mountain and Jamie. The Mountain engages in a battle with Brienne and is badly hurt in which, Jamie has trouble seeing this event enfold while Cersei smirks snidely. Brienne reminds Jamie of all the horrible things Cersei has done and before The Mountains final swing of the sword, Jamie stabs his sister in the back, killing her. The Mountain stabs Jamie, holds him up and before dying, delivers a swift blow to the Mountain's head - with his iron hand - killing him as well. Brienne is saved and writes all the good Jamie has done in the book of knights along with help from his brother Tyrion.

 

[Robopredinator]

Yeah, the fact that these are leaked from time to time presents a problem. But once it airs, it stands to reason people will talk in spoilers. It's not like a movie, where folks may need a few days to get to the theater to check it out. It takes an hour to stream it.

And even with movies that I want to see, I don't go in those threads until I have seen it first. If I do go into a movie/TV thread and read spoilers, I have only myself to blame.

 

[karamazov80]

Yeah, I believe there should be a one week period where folks can still talk up hype about a movie without fear of being exposed to spoilers, but I also won't chance it if I care at all about being spoiled--with the WB/DC stuff I usually don't really care if I hear spoilers or not.

I've thought for awhile we might see Jaimie redeem himself, but also realize a tragic conclusion to things by having to be the Queen slayer. But I think the Hound will take out the Mountain.

On the other hand, Game of Thrones doesn't try to be all that predictable, so chances are at least one of those things won't come to pass.

 

[greedo737]

And even with movies that I want to see, I don't go in those threads until I have seen it first. If I do go into a movie/TV thread and read spoilers, I have only myself to blame.

This! Stay out of the damn threads if you haven't seen them!!! Stop bitching about spoilers. Let those that have seen it talk about it. It's common sense, people!

 

[Spartan Rex]

I have a feeling Jamie's arc will carry a history-repeats-itself theme. Jamie will see Cersei become this monster - akin to the Mad King - and will kill stab her in the back. I love that Brienne prediction and a fusion of both of ours would go something like:

Brienne approaches Cersei surrounded by The Mountain and Jamie. The Mountain engages in a battle with Brienne and is badly hurt in which, Jamie has trouble seeing this event enfold while Cersei smirks snidely. Brienne reminds Jamie of all the horrible things Cersei has done and before The Mountains final swing of the sword, Jamie stabs his sister in the back, killing her. The Mountain stabs Jamie, holds him up and before dying, delivers a swift blow to the Mountain's head - with his iron hand - killing him as well. Brienne is saved and writes all the good Jamie has done in the book of knights along with help from his brother Tyrion.

Not bad. Sounds a little like the end of RotJ.
Brienne: I know there's still good and nobility in u Ser Jaime
Jaime: You don't understand the power of incestual lust Brienne. Cersi is so nasty hot.
She does things in darkness u wouldn't believe.
Cersi: *smirks* (takes a sip of wine) Now Brienne witness the strength and power of a fully undead but operational mountain.
The Mountain grabs and crushes a lunging Pod.
Brienne:*groan* I told Pod not to lunge...

 

[Spartan Rex]

 

[rushmore223]

What can I say that hasn't already been said, phenomenal!
Better than most anything we'll see in a theater this year.

Dragon fire was so hot, that it reduced the soldiers to ash where they stood!



I like Bronn, but I was so worried he'd kill the Dragon that I found myself hoping for his death.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Some people here are putting an awful lot of faith in Jamie. Considering he sleeps with his sister, I wouldn't expect too much of a redemption. Perhaps he will allow a betrayal.

 

[rushmore223]

Some people here are putting an awful lot of faith in Jamie. Considering he sleeps with his sister, I wouldn't expect too much of a redemption.

Well, he needs to fulfill the prophecy.

 

[Hydeous]

Yeah, the fact that these are leaked from time to time presents a problem. But once it airs, it stands to reason people will talk in spoilers. It's not like a movie, where folks may need a few days to get to the theater to check it out. It takes an hour to stream it.

Some people might have a broken wifi or patchy wifi connection.

But yeah, spoilers for unreleased episodes only please

 

[Wor-Gar]

Well, he needs to fulfill the prophecy.

Perhaps he will allow a betrayal.

 

[Hydeous]

I LOL when Jon showed Danny those drawings

He could've inscribed those while he's in the cave and called her in when he's done

 

[karamazov80]

I like Bronn, but I was so worried he'd kill the Dragon that I found myself hoping for his death.

I would rather watch all those dragons get grilled up and eaten by Dany and her nephew lover than to watch Bronn get bruised.

Some people here are putting an awful lot of faith in Jamie. Considering he sleeps with his sister, I wouldn't expect too much of a redemption.

The story seems to be foreshadowing that in a few ways. But, we'll see.

 

[Hydeous]

I'm with team drogon.

What's the use of having bronn against the walkers. He'd be dead in no time.

 

[Wor-Gar]

The story seems to be foreshadowing that in a few ways. But, we'll see.

Yes, all too obvious. Red herring.


Glad the walkers finally get here next week. They're really slow. They should be called the Scufflers.

 

[Jedi_Knight]

Any chance ed sheerans character was one of the guards incinerated

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