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MasterBlow 04-13-2015 04:37 AM

Slow, unexciting, but a strong start. The big players of Westeros are scrambling for position in a vacuum of power.

LA Crew 04-15-2015 10:30 AM

Sex, blood and death. Standard.

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BettingHandle 04-19-2015 03:37 AM

Episode 2 preview
 


1. Arya?s death list prayer is now down to just four names.
2. Cersei receives something upsetting in the mail from Dorne.
3. There?s dissension in the Lannister ranks as Cersei appoints a new Master of Whispers following Varys?s departure.
4. Not one, not two but three beheadings.
5. The return of a familiar face.
6. Daenerys receives an unexpected night-time visitor.

EngineCash 04-20-2015 03:10 AM

Can't wait to see all the episodes at once... :) :thumbsup

CDSmith 04-20-2015 08:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by edgeprod (Post 20379307)
Can't fucking wait, but based on the books, I am not excited for what is about to happen. :(

It's episode 2 of the new season and already I'm seeing some fairly major diversions from the book-based storyline. Plus a few minor ones. Now I'm even more interested than I was, to see where they go with the new plotlines.

bronco67 04-20-2015 08:24 AM

No major spoilers please, but does Arya train to become kind of badass in that house?

MasterBlow 04-20-2015 09:07 AM

http://photos.vanityfair.com/2015/04...hrones-502.jpg

I'll take dragons over the Night's Watch!

BettingHandle 04-25-2015 07:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MasterBlow (Post 20453669)
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I'll take dragons over the Night's Watch!

Just the best.

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CDSmith 04-25-2015 11:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 20453605)
No major spoilers please, but does Arya train to become kind of badass in that house?

No one can really spoil that at this point because even in the books that storyline hasn't progressed far enough yet. But there are clues, many of them not so subtle. I believe she is slowly going to become a "faceless man", but also possess uber sword and weapons skills. She's going to have to walk through fire (possibly literally) to get there, but I strongly suspect that anyone who is still alive that is on her 'list' is going to regret whatever they did to cross her.

I also believe several names will be added to that list in future. Once she makes her return to Westeros she will no doubt discover some things went on against her family members that she doesn't approve of. And we've all already seen a faceless man in action. (that guy in Harenhall who gave her "three names--three deaths").

Yes, total badass.

I could be wrong of course, but at this point I don't think I am.

Edit: I forgot to say, it's also possible that while she's becoming this "badass" her need for revenge will be trained out of her. In that event I still believe certain heads will roll so to speak, by her hand, just not in the way we might expect.

BettingHandle 04-27-2015 03:53 AM

Episode three,recap: Arya waxes on and off, Sansa sells out the Starks and Jon Snow cleans house.

bronco67 04-27-2015 05:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BettingHandle (Post 20459615)
Episode three,recap: Arya waxes on and off, Sansa sells out the Starks and Jon Snow cleans house.

Jon Snow...you so gangsta.

BettingHandle 05-05-2015 02:51 AM

Episode 4 - review
 
Ser Barristan died a knight

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Melisandre dropped a bomb on Jon Snow.

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Tyrion got under Jorah's skin.

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The man with the golden hand

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In this episode we met the Sand Snakes, the daughters of Prince Oberyn Martell. Hot chicks! :winkwink:

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King Tommen has an epic fail

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And finally, Stannis a usually cold and closed-off man became the father of the year :thumbsup

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BettingHandle 05-25-2015 11:01 AM



Why did this have to happen to Sansa Stark?


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But Cersei Lannister gets what she deserves.

David White 05-25-2015 11:20 AM

So far. It's been a good season. But they need to stop bringing in new characters

CDSmith 05-25-2015 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BettingHandle (Post 20482319)
Why did this have to happen to Sansa Stark?

It's a pretty big diversion from what actually happens in the books. But it's also amazing that she managed to avoid it for so long in the story.


Quote:

Originally Posted by BettingHandle
But Cersei Lannister gets what she deserves.

This however falls pretty much precisely in line with the books.

Although she deserves a whole lot worse. No punishment is too great for this C with an 'unt', in my awesomely awesome opinion. :D

altmman 05-25-2015 12:50 PM

Last nights episode was fucking Great! One of the best of the whole series

SIK 05-25-2015 02:06 PM

whole fucking season so far is boring as fuck

CDSmith 05-25-2015 02:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SIK (Post 20482491)
whole fucking season so far is boring as fuck

What exactly is it you're looking for?

This story is packed with more twists and turns and intertwining suspense and layer upon layer of intrigue than just about any other that's come before it. But you actually have to listen to what they're saying to begin to pick up on even a tenth of it.

ReggieDurango 05-25-2015 03:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by altmman (Post 20482417)
Last nights episode was fucking Great! One of the best of the whole series

Agreed!!!

Emma 05-26-2015 01:58 AM

Time for Tommen to ?kill the boy and become the man?.

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Season 5 is finally starting to gather pace. Can?t wait for next week.


BettingHandle 06-01-2015 03:42 AM

Jon Snow Battles the White Walkers
 



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Did you predict onslaught of white walkers in 'Hardhome'?

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What Is Jon Snow's Sword Made Of?

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Hot chick but unfortunately she didn?t spend much time among the living. :(

ClickCashEmily 06-01-2015 07:44 AM

Jon Snow's Sword is made of Valyrian Steel... just like Ned Stark's sword, Ice, was that he used for the beheading's -- before Tywin melted it down and gave a sword to Joff and one to Jame (that he then gave to Brienne). Interesting to find out that it doesn't shatter against White Walker weapons.

I am so happy with last night's episode. We finally got Tyrion and Daenerys, plus Arya gets a job :)

Did we just break the pattern of episode 9 of the series being the epic battle? Or will Jon and the wildlings have to take back The Wall from a usurper?

CDSmith 06-01-2015 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BettingHandle (Post 20487368)
What Is Jon Snow's Sword Made Of?

Valerian steel.

CDSmith 06-01-2015 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ClickCashEmily (Post 20487543)
I am so happy with last night's episode. We finally got Tyrion and Daenerys, plus Arya gets a job :)

Did we just break the pattern of episode 9 of the series being the epic battle? Or will Jon and the wildlings have to take back The Wall from a usurper?

These are such huge diversions from the books that I honestly have no idea what's going to happen next. Which is in a way a good thing.

For example, in the books this Hard Home thing was more or less just referred to here or there. Jon sends word to Eastwatch to dispatch the King's fleet to aid/pick them up and take the wildlings there to safety. He himself does not go there.

In another part (book 5 I think) there is also mention made that some pirates had gone to Hard Home, picked up some wildlings with the promise of helping them, only to enslave the lot of them once they were at sea.

As for Tyrion, the differences in that storyline are uncountable at this point, but again the result is basically the same... he reaches his destination (Daenarys), it's just that in the books it took a lot longer and a lot more happens to him along the way, with a lot more characters, one of which is.... wait for it... another TARGARYEN. The series seems to have cut that out entirely.

ClickCashEmily 06-01-2015 09:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 20487610)
These are such huge diversions from the books that I honestly have no idea what's going to happen next. Which is in a way a good thing.

I'm excited to hear that. I'm about a quarter through Book 3 and I am enjoying it. I do like the depth of background in the books that's left out (so far) from the shows. I like that there's still something for book readers that's surprising. I know from friends who've read them that some of the White Walker stuff is brand new, too.

Quote:

Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 20487610)
himself does not go there.

That's disappointing. I like the way Jon goes himself to speak to the Wildlings. I enjoyed the scene in the tent with the elders. It seems in character with the Jon Snow of the show that he'd go himself - even if it's because he was forced to. And it sets up a great encounter back at The Wall with those who think this is a shit idea.

Quote:

Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 20487610)
....another TARGARYEN

I can't wait to get there. I'm completely fascinated by the Targaryen's.

MasterBlow 06-01-2015 09:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BettingHandle (Post 20487368)
https://img.washingtonpost.com/wp-ap...152.jpg&w=1484

Hot chick but unfortunately she didn?t spend much time among the living. :(



She's alive at 4:22 and now member of dead army :winkwink:

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?The Dance of Dragons? is coming next week!

ianmoone332000 06-01-2015 10:29 AM

Il be keen on seeing how many viewers they have lost this season as the standard has dropped. Really a load of piss just now. Slow,dull and feels like im watching a show that has 10 different stories. Jon snow on the wall, aya training, the imp, the dragon queen etc. Too many different stories, they need to try bring the characters together

ianmoone332000 06-01-2015 04:09 PM

I wrote that before watching last nights episode which i just did. Episode was so much better, hope they keep going like that

CDSmith 06-02-2015 07:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ClickCashEmily (Post 20487621)
I'm excited to hear that. I'm about a quarter through Book 3 and I am enjoying it. I do like the depth of background in the books that's left out (so far) from the shows. I like that there's still something for book readers that's surprising. I know from friends who've read them that some of the White Walker stuff is brand new, too.

I read the existing five books just over three years ago, and have been waiting for "The Winds of Winter" to come out ever since. But, in light of this season of the TV series coming out I decided to re-read all the books, as there is a LOT in there, a lot to digest, a lot of history and family names and geography to learn. In my initial read-through I was so revved up by this story and by the quality of Martin's writing that I tore through the five books in a matter of weeks.

Not this time.

On this second read-through I'm now picking up on all the great stuff, the details, hints, clues, etc, that I mostly missed or didn't really pick up on the first time. I'm halfway through book five right now, and at this point I have to say I'd recommend to everyone to do what I did, that being read the books, then wait a while and read them all again. Those who are saying the series is "boring" etc would understand the plot and all the intrigue so much more if they did so.


Quote:

Originally Posted by ClickCashEmily (Post 20487621)
That's disappointing. I like the way Jon goes himself to speak to the Wildlings. I enjoyed the scene in the tent with the elders. It seems in character with the Jon Snow of the show that he'd go himself - even if it's because he was forced to. And it sets up a great encounter back at The Wall with those who think this is a shit idea.

Oh, I doubt you'll be disappointed by the book storyline. Jon still does a fair bit of dealing with the wildlings, but Martin keeps this so-called Whitewalker army a bit more mysterious and unseen. You get a good taste of it during the Fist of the First Men battle (as is also in the TV series), but in the books he's really making you wait as the story builds towards.... something. Whereas in the HBO series, well, as we all saw Hardhome. It was well-done, but a huge diversion from the books.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ClickCashEmily (Post 20487621)
I can't wait to get there. I'm completely fascinated by the Targaryen's.

Then you're in for at least a small treat. All I'll tell you is pay close attention to the Tyrion storyline. He'll lead you to all things Targaryen.

bronco67 06-02-2015 07:54 AM

I think this show is not good for some of you ADD sufferers.

Every season is a slow burn and all the good stuff goes down in the last few episodes. The best things are happening when the characters are interacting, if you actually pay attention instead of waiting for the next action scene.

PR_Glen 06-02-2015 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 20488270)
I think this show is not good for some of you ADD sufferers.

Every season is a slow burn and all the good stuff goes down in the last few episodes. The best things are happening when the characters are interacting, if you actually pay attention instead of waiting for the next action scene.

how do you know its all leading up to something fantastic? for all you know its just going to take a dumb turn and spin out into dog shit like a lot of tv series. I like it myself but calling people out for not liking it is pretty stupid in itself. reminds me of people who read too much into inception or the matrix movies... 'you just don't get it man...'

k0nr4d 06-02-2015 01:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 20488262)
I read the existing five books just over three years ago, and have been waiting for "The Winds of Winter" to come out ever since. But, in light of this season of the TV series coming out I decided to re-read all the books, as there is a LOT in there, a lot to digest, a lot of history and family names and geography to learn. In my initial read-through I was so revved up by this story and by the quality of Martin's writing that I tore through the five books in a matter of weeks.

Not this time.

On this second read-through I'm now picking up on all the great stuff, the details, hints, clues, etc, that I mostly missed or didn't really pick up on the first time. I'm halfway through book five right now, and at this point I have to say I'd recommend to everyone to do what I did, that being read the books, then wait a while and read them all again. Those who are saying the series is "boring" etc would understand the plot and all the intrigue so much more if they did so.




Oh, I doubt you'll be disappointed by the book storyline. Jon still does a fair bit of dealing with the wildlings, but Martin keeps this so-called Whitewalker army a bit more mysterious and unseen. You get a good taste of it during the Fist of the First Men battle (as is also in the TV series), but in the books he's really making you wait as the story builds towards.... something. Whereas in the HBO series, well, as we all saw Hardhome. It was well-done, but a huge diversion from the books.



Then you're in for at least a small treat. All I'll tell you is pay close attention to the Tyrion storyline. He'll lead you to all things Targaryen.

I tried reading the first book, gave up after like 40 pages. It's too hard to read, 1000 different names get introduced etc...

atom 06-02-2015 01:36 PM

I was just happy that the giant made it out of that white walker cluster fuck. He was kicking some major ass.

Ive read the books also CD and the last few episodes I was like - none of this shit happens in the books.

CDSmith 06-03-2015 08:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by k0nr4d (Post 20488566)
I tried reading the first book, gave up after like 40 pages. It's too hard to read, 1000 different names get introduced etc...

Quite understandable. Here's my suggestion to you; Try again. This time just read the story, and don't worry about tracking all the names, all the obsure references to 100 houses and history lessons, etc. Just enjoy the story. It's so engrossing that you'll literally tear through all five books as fast as you can.

But along the way you'll begin to notice that you in fact ARE starting to pick up on all that hard-to-absorb stuff. You'll remember that someone or an event was mentioned before, and at least some of the 'obscure' stuff will begin to sink in.

As I said, I'm at the tail end of my second read-through of all the existing books, and I'm picking up a veritable ton of things I missed the first time.

Quote:

Originally Posted by atom (Post 20488569)
I was just happy that the giant made it out of that white walker cluster fuck. He was kicking some major ass.

Ive read the books also CD and the last few episodes I was like - none of this shit happens in the books.

Wun-Wun is his name. Yes, in the books he just came through the wall peacefully after the battle with Mance Rayder's army. And he did kick ass. If they could find a Valeryan weapon big enough for him to use he would be unstoppable against the dead. ha

As for the series, hopefully the end-game will still be basically the same as the books, but they're taking so many alternate routes that it's fast becoming a completely separate thing.


Here's the latest news I could find on book six ---

Game of Thrones season 6: George RR Martin doing 'anything he can' to get new book The Winds of Winter out before next HBO series airs - News - Books - The Independent

Seems it won't be long now. Before the end of this year I would think, or hope.

Relentless 06-03-2015 08:30 AM

Game of thrones is not an action movie. People looking for that should go watch mad max instead....

It is a terrific series of books covering some very interesting themes. What makes a good king? Is it the same thing that makes a good conquerer? A good swordsman? Are evil people actually better at ruling than innocent ones? Is it better to be feared or loved? What place does religion hold in a king's arsenal of tools? How should a king deal with allies and enemies?

The books (and show) ask and answer dozens of these questions. Those of you who say it is boring might enjoy it more if you watch it as a lesson in how to be a king.

How would you have handled Jora coming back?
Is Jon Snow doing the right thing with the wildlings?
If sacrificing his daughter would save the world should Stannis do it?
Should Bolton wait for Stannis or send out Ramsey to attack?
Is Ramsey's actions toward Sansa so different from Danerys and her new fiancée?

There are dozens more questions to consider. If you aren't considering them it should come as no surprise that you dislike the show. If you are considering them... have you become a better king, or perhaps even a better person, by reading/watching it? Probably.

bronco67 06-03-2015 09:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PR_Glen (Post 20488562)
how do you know its all leading up to something fantastic? for all you know its just going to take a dumb turn and spin out into dog shit like a lot of tv series. I like it myself but calling people out for not liking it is pretty stupid in itself. reminds me of people who read too much into inception or the matrix movies... 'you just don't get it man...'

Because every season follows the same pattern.

HBO shows are not designed to deliver weekly peaks like network shows. They take their time and give you something big to chew on here and there.

It's ok to not like it, but anyone who says nothing is happening isn't paying attention. I don't know if you said that or not, but there's so much going on in every scene, and nothing is wasted. The creators of this show have a lot of material from the books to distill down into an hour per week show, so I'm sure they choose carefully. It's anything but boring.

CDSmith 06-03-2015 11:28 AM

Further to: the books being hard to read. While it's true you at times get inundated with a wall of names, places, backstory and events, (all of which must have taken years to dream up, write, and keep track of) you also get to read some of the most richly-nuanced writing ever written in recent times. And I don't say that lightly, being as I'm a writer myself.

Here's just a small example (from book 5):

Martin doesn't just tell you that the sun is setting on a cold snowy forest. Rather he puts it this way:
Night was falling fast. The shafts of sunlight had vanished when the last thin slice of the sun was swallowed beneath the western woods. The pink snow drifts were going white again, the color leaching out of them as the world darkened. The evening sky had turned the faded grey of an old cloak that had been washed too many times, and the first shy stars were coming out.
Then, in an earlier part of the same book, he describes what night felt like during a sea voyage:
Only the brightest stars were visible, all to the west. A dull red glow lit the sky to the northeast, the color of a blood bruise. Tyrion had never seen a bigger moon. Monstrous, swollen, it looked as if it had swallowed the sun and woken with a fever. Its twin, floating on the sea beyond the ship, shimmered red with every wave.
He doesn't just say what happened, he makes you feel it and see it as if you were there. And that goes for basically every part of the story. You get to smell what the room or the swamp or the forest etc smells like, what the food tastes like, how it feels as the roar of a giant rumbles through you, etc.

You can tear through this story like it's a race to get to the finish, or you can stop once in a while and consider the words, the thought that went into the writing, and you'll begin to appreciate the sheer depth of this epic tale.

LA Crew 06-04-2015 05:37 AM

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Originally Posted by BettingHandle (Post 20487368)

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Hot chick but unfortunately she didn?t spend much time among the living. :(

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Her real name is Birgitte Hjort Sørensen and she is from Denmark.

BettingHandle 06-06-2015 05:15 AM

Margaery Tyrell, real name Natalie Dormer
 
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Is she hot?

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Or funny?

LA Crew 06-07-2015 01:38 AM

Margaery is fuckable!

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CDSmith 06-07-2015 11:49 AM

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Natalie Dormer
She's quite the busy little bee. Super talented.

And utterly fearless when it comes to sex/nude scenes.

BettingHandle 06-08-2015 03:52 AM

Daenerys takes flight in 'The Dance of Dragons' and Stannis burns Shireen at the stake.
 
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Winter is here and the finale is coming!

MasterBlow 06-08-2015 10:41 AM

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Stannis Baratheon has lost a lot of fans after the latest episode of the show.

bronco67 06-08-2015 11:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MasterBlow (Post 20493210)
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Stannis Baratheon has lost a lot of fans after the latest episode of the show.

Did he have any fans? He's always been an asshole -- although I will admit they tried to show his softer side quite a bit this season. Probably for misdirection to pull the rug out from under us like they did last episode. I knew he would go through with it, because he's single-mindedly chasing his goal, and because Game of Thrones doesn't give a fuck. They'll burn a kid to death and laugh at you.

RyuLion 06-08-2015 11:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 20352181)
Winter has been coming for 5 years now.

Good thing we don't care about the weather because we work indoors.. :thumbsup

bronco67 06-14-2015 07:49 PM

Holeeeeee sheeeeeeit!!!!

Best season finale ever.

Vendzilla 06-14-2015 08:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bronco67 (Post 20498383)
Holeeeeee sheeeeeeit!!!!

Best season finale ever.

Have to agree, threw me for the loop at the cowards in the end scene.

Queen mom is a hot milf!!

C4W 06-15-2015 12:22 AM

Crasy stuff.

Diomed 06-15-2015 01:05 AM

I have a feeling someone ain't dead.. When lady in red be near.

BettingHandle 06-15-2015 02:55 AM

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Is Jon Snow really dead? :helpme

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And Cersei's walk of shame. I enjoyed very much :glugglug


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