How they've turned Bran into an emotionless inhuman was one of the stranger things about this season imo.Television Game of Thrones (TV) • The watch has ended
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How they've turned Bran into an emotionless inhuman was one of the stranger things about this season imo.Fantastic episode, much better pacing this week.
Loved the scenes at King's Landing, you could feel the tension & distrust. Actually thought Cersei would march with them, but what a cnut!!! Brilliant twist, which luckily didn't get spoiled for me. Also, I'm glad Jamie got out alive & kept his word.
Sansa finally grew up!! Genuinely thought she was being played by Littlefinger but love it how they killed that bastard! Great scene to set it up, only thing was because Bran was in the Great Hall, so I knew they wouldn't kill Arya & that took away part of the surprise.
Sam's reactions to Bran
Surely Bran has seen what happened with the White Walkers & the ice-dragon? Would've been good if we saw his reaction before the season ended.
Loved the scenes at King's Landing, you could feel the tension & distrust. Actually thought Cersei would march with them, but what a cnut!!! Brilliant twist, which luckily didn't get spoiled for me. Also, I'm glad Jamie got out alive & kept his word.
Sansa finally grew up!! Genuinely thought she was being played by Littlefinger but love it how they killed that bastard! Great scene to set it up, only thing was because Bran was in the Great Hall, so I knew they wouldn't kill Arya & that took away part of the surprise.
Sam's reactions to Bran
Surely Bran has seen what happened with the White Walkers & the ice-dragon? Would've been good if we saw his reaction before the season ended.
He was in season one loads with denarys, don't you remember the great Kahl giving him a moulting golden crown , so denerys okd johns dads death !!
I doubt his expression would have changed at all, the weirdo.Fantastic episode, much better pacing this week.
Loved the scenes at King's Landing, you could feel the tension & distrust. Actually thought Cersei would march with them, but what a cnut!!! Brilliant twist, which luckily didn't get spoiled for me. Also, I'm glad Jamie got out alive & kept his word.
Sansa finally grew up!! Genuinely thought she was being played by Littlefinger but love it how they killed that bastard! Great scene to set it up, only thing was because Bran was in the Great Hall, so I knew they wouldn't kill Arya & that took away part of the surprise.
Sam's reactions to Bran
Surely Bran has seen what happened with the White Walkers & the ice-dragon? Would've been good if we saw his reaction before the season ended.
Thought they casted the same guy for both roles.
That was Viserys in season one, Rhaegar was their other brother. They look(ed) very similar though.
Tyrian will turn out to be a targaryan , why or how did the dragon let him touch it ?
Looked similar they seem to be played by the same actor!! Ha ha!! Have a look , I'm sure they have !! Lol cheapskates!
So how did rhaegar die ? Ta
Littlefinger.
I really thought* Sansa was going to take his side and then take him to bed, mid-coitus he would then whip his face off and reveal he was Arya all along and then they'd just carry on.
*fantasised
At least you got some aunty + nephew action.
For real? Haven't you come across any mentions of Robert's rebellion yet? Rhaegar was killed by Robert Baratheon at the battle of the Trident.
That was enjoyable. I've pledged my littlefinger to the Lady of Winterfell though.
Baby white walker vs Tyrion. Who wins?
Never call it that again.
Did they get the same actor who played Viscerys to play Rhaeger in the wedding scene? Thought I recognized the ugly profile.
I have a feeling they dont really trust Cersei and Dany wont be as naive as Jon would be.
They made a point to have that scene where Dany said as much a few eps ago when the plan for a truce was made.
The journey to get to the end point of this finale was rough, sure, but as most have pointed out, this season was a pure spectacle. But I felt the first scene of this final was something we might have seen in previous seasons. (same with Tyrion and Cerseis scene). The lannisters were all fantastic I thought.
I still loved Danys entrance to that scene though. And im glad Cersei managed to pick up that there were only 2 dragons and not 3.
I actually think it makes sense Although there wasnt much transition haha. But given hes the 3ER, I expected him to be overwhelmed by all the info and become like a computer.
They made a point to have that scene where Dany said as much a few eps ago when the plan for a truce was made.
The journey to get to the end point of this finale was rough, sure, but as most have pointed out, this season was a pure spectacle. But I felt the first scene of this final was something we might have seen in previous seasons. (same with Tyrion and Cerseis scene). The lannisters were all fantastic I thought.
I still loved Danys entrance to that scene though. And im glad Cersei managed to pick up that there were only 2 dragons and not 3.
I actually think it makes sense
Although there wasnt much transition haha. But given hes the 3ER, I expected him to be overwhelmed by all the info and become like a computer.That was Viserys not Rhaegar. Rhaegar was Jon's dad and he died in the last battle in the war. This is the first time we see him.
Fine, I've pledged my Dickon to Sansa.
No. The actor who played Viserys was Harry Lloyd. Wilf Scolding played Rhaegar.
Good casting, imo. The Targaryens are famous for inbreeding, so they should look very much alike.
Hydrogen in the front for the flame flame and Helium in the back for added flight stability. Also bats can fly with holes in their wings, a parachute still floats with a hole in it(Depending on size) so on.
Also it's a magical cooking creature.....
I thought he only unchained them? Did he actually touch it?
Yeah right. Next you'll say Pauldy's Son is actually Paul DysonThe amount of people who are calling me Robin...
"Rob in a microwave" is how the name goes.
My opinion is that Robert didnt defeat the Mad King. He only defeated his son Rhaegar in battle. Jaime betrayed and killed the Mad King and Robert just took over after that cause he was leading the rebellion. By the time Robert took over as King, Jon was already born and he was the rightful heir. If Jon wasnt born, then Viserys and Dany were the rightful heirs. Also Robert does have a bastard son - Gendry.
I believe Rob has some Targaryan blood in his ancestry, which made him the 'most right' choice when he rebelled.
If Rob was the most right choice, then Bran would have said Gendry is the rightful heir. Thats not the case though.
Just the right choice when they rebelled, not now. Otherwise Ned could have claimed the throne if he really wanted to back then.
I'm more and more liking the
Bran is the Night King theory.
The moment you notice that all Rhaegar's sons are called Aegon.
Yeah right choice comes into play only if there arent any more Targaryans alive. But there were three alive.
He had only one son?
All two of them?
Starting to side towards the NK tbh, too many good guys in Westeros right now.
http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Rhaegar_Targaryen
Instead, Rhaegar was married to his distant cousin[4] Princess Elia Martell of Dorne, with whom he had a daughter named Rhaenys and then a son named Aegon.
Should have gotten Legolas to do Rhaegar instead of Viserys twin. Golden overall. Long wait to 2019.
And then two movies, Meet the Lannisters and Meet the Lannisters 2
Yes, that's what I meant. He fathered one Aegon with Elia, and another with Lyanna. That still makes it only two Aegons.
How many sons did Rhaegar has? Which one is not named Aegon?
Jaysus. He fathered two sons, both named Aegon. I know that. The way you worded your post made it sound like he had other sons named Aegon too.
Why did Lyanna choose Rhaegar over the stud Rob Baratheon anyway. Looks like the wrong choice to me.
I said the moment you notice that all Rhaegar's sons (ie 2-infinity) are called Aegon. This show is getting more and more idiotic tbh. Who names his 2 sons with the same name?