Television Game of Thrones (TV) • The watch has ended
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Yup, created a monster they couldn't control. At least thats how it is in the show.
The enemy of the enemy I just created to defeat my enemy is now no longer my enemy? For now?
I actually think when he saw Arya with it whilst fighting Brienne, he a look of a man who was like "oh shit".
Logic. Guess the CoF aren't as smart as people thought considering..
jesus christ, no, don't want a repeat of Grey Worm and Missandei with Varys.So hoping these two will bang in a steaming 5 minutes sex-scene
Flee you idiot. You idiot, you fecking idiot.
THAT WAS AWESOME.
THAT WAS AWESOME.
I'm still laughing at the Dickon line.
Me too. Every time I watch that part it gets me.So just finished rewatch of s4. That has to be the best season from start to end right?
Does anybody disagree? How do people rate the seasons so far (not counting current as it hasnt finished).
Assuming everybody would put 5 as last.
Does anybody disagree? How do people rate the seasons so far (not counting current as it hasnt finished).
Assuming everybody would put 5 as last.
So true!
1 = 3 > 2 = 4 >>>6>>>>5
1 is still overall the best, 4 is probably the best for spectacular individual episodes (purple wedding, mountain and viper, watchers on the wall), 5 has the best episode in the worst season (Hardhome), 6 was pretty meh apart from 2 amazing final episodes. 2 and 3 were largely solid.
7 is knocking it out of the park so far though and the last episode is possibly on par with Hardhome.
I'd go 1 > 4 > 3 = 2 > 6 > 5
7 is knocking it out of the park so far though and the last episode is possibly on par with Hardhome.
I'd go 1 > 4 > 3 = 2 > 6 > 5
Beating S1 would take some doing. Though I'm known for being sentimental about world-building and exposition, seeing as how I still prefer Mass Effect 1.
Season 1 and 2 are both head and shoulders above the other seasons
Generally speaking I agree with you. They are giving us a lot of battles that aren't really battles that way. However in this case I'd say it's somewhat understandable. The Lannister Army is marching home from a victory, they are streched and disorganized (as Tarly mentions during the episode) while Dany's army is probably very mobile, given that everyone is mounted and she's flying a Dragon.
I agree if we're talking about a surprise manoeuvre of a few hours but not essential movements of armies.
They're mobile but they're huge, have a dragon and most importantly had to be brought somewhere with a fleet. I assumed they landed somewhere in between KL and storm's end, I don't buy the fact that apparently no-one saw that and/or their movement across the country.
Back in season 1, Robb knew exactly where Jaime's and Tywins armies were while both of them knew exactly that he was marching south - until the twins obviously but even there he had to sacrifice 2000 of his men as a fake army to make it look like he was attacking Tywin.
Now massive fleets, armies, dragons etc. move across sea and country without apparently no-one of the opposing side tracking them, that's just cheaply done for me.
Season 4 is the best season for me. If I had to rank them from my favourite to my least favourite I'd say: 4 > 2 = 3 > 6 > 1 > 5. So far season 7 is shaping itself up to be level with season 6 in my personal table.
Not even sorry for posting this.
The Japanese Fleet at Pearl Harbor says hello. Stonewall Jackson at Chancelosville says hi. And many others.
Plus you have the numerous times intelligence is ignored because commanders choose not to believe it or it arrives too late.
Can't wait for tomorrow. I'm guessing HBO privately paid some ransom since there were no more leaks.
But do you think it honestly affects any viewership? I mean even if people see it in they will watch it again when it airs on TV for better quality. Like everyone who watched episode 4 last week on Friday said they rewatched it on Sunday to see in higher quality. But more than half the viewership are definitely streaming it every week. So does it matter if they download and watch it or if they just stream it?
Probably doesn't matter all that much in the grand scheme of things, but who knows. Does HBO have commercials before and after or is it all just show related stuff? Maybe they feel they'd lose out there.
No commercials on HBO. Not sure about the international partners. Here in Southern Africa, it airs uninterrupted. Because of the type of show, I can't think GoT has much product placement in it, so viewership numbers probably aren't that important for this show aside from the show makers justifying the huge budget for the show.
For me Season 1 and 4 are best. Followed by 2 and 3=6, 5.
Remains to be seen where 7 will end up, two poor episodes followed by a strong and then GOAT episode. Will definitely finish higher than 5.
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Season 5 really does stand out in terms of suckiness.
When does the next episode air? Can't be more than a few hours now.
2am BST
12 hours, 40 minutes
Nooooooooo
That is 3am here and I have to leave for a long international flight at 10am
I'll have to watch it when I get back to Australia.
That is 3am here and I have to leave for a long international flight at 10am
I'll have to watch it when I get back to Australia.
Better stay out of this thread for a while then!Nooooooooo
That is 3am here and I have to leave for a long international flight at 10am
I'll have to watch it when I get back to Australia.
I was on hols right before the third episode aired until the Friday. I basically had to completely avoid the internet. It really is everywhere.
Yes. Yes I will.
Teaser on Game of Thrones official facebook page, posted an hour ago...
Looks like Dragon will figure out Jon snow is a Dragon
Better stay out off all social media. Actually just stay indoors on your trip. Dont even think about going outside cause there will be spoilers EVERYWHERE.
Falkor was a cooler dragon.
@RDCR07 - Reply to the spoiler content in spoilers tag only. Discussion regarding trailer etc isn't allowed.