Television Game of Thrones (TV) • The watch has ended
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Can not find actual episode anywhere.
It's a script leak rather than episode.
I wouldn’t be surprised if someone from HBO has leaked a “script” given all the issues they have had in recent seasons just to throw people off the real scent. Supposedly they shot multiple endings and sent out fake scripts to actors and so on to just try and make everything a big mystery so wouldn’t be too surprised if this is just something that has been done by HBO.
He's the only person on my 'ignore list'.
Even before the infamous post that everybody keeps talking about, he'd been posting book topics and quasi-spoilers on this thread.
I was lucky enough to put him on ignore well before he "guessed a timeline". I'm glad I did.
20 Days
Cant wait, only 6 more weeks
The fun of this is the lack of actual spoilers. So even though the quality has dropped noticeably since they outpaced the books, we don’t know many aspects of the end.
The mystery is one of the primary things that’s been maintaining the hype aside from some of the greatest battle sequences ever filmed, which are probably expected to be surpassed in the coming episodes.
I'm rewatching for the first time and am now halfway through season 3 - it's so much more enjoyable second time round, so much foreshadowing and little hints I missed first time round.
I am doing exactly this. wife and i have reached season 5 now. Missed so much detail and side background information. Really happy we did this
If I gave up internet for 6 weeks, do you think I could avoid this spoiler free so I can binge the whole thing at once on the 1st of June?
Bet it's spoilt in real life by radio or TV or somebody random
No chance. The end of GOT will be one of those TV events that bleeds over into real life. There'll be references to whatever happens everywhere.
Another thing that stopped after they outran the books.
Because they don't want to get banned from the Caf
Yes
Can I remind people to read the spoiler rules.
If people keep posting stuff they have not directly observed in a TV episode or speculation derived only from a TV episode I'm going to start handing out 5 point warnings like confetti.
If people keep posting stuff they have not directly observed in a TV episode or speculation derived only from a TV episode I'm going to start handing out 5 point warnings like confetti.
Sure Robin wasn't banned and he basically spoiled the entire season whilst pretending he was only doing predictions!
I'd avoid everything but it will be the biggest talking point in the world after the finale so I'd say it's impossible to avoid it.
For example, I was watching a random Youtube music video and when reading the comments I read
''Han Solo dies'
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I'd have banned him. Where was this?
I saw nothin'.Anyway it was like a year a half ago, most of us just joke about it now tbf.
Anyway it was like a year a half ago, most of us just joke about it now tbf.
He could still be banned as to this day he still claims they were all his own thoughts/guesses
He could still be banned as to this day he still claims they were all his own thoughts/guesses
i thought he finally admitted it some time back?
I remember some half-arsed apology post about it that ended up complaining about having the posts deleted.
I'm only joking anyway, it was a funny time on here
Just came across this scene on my rewatch, and I can’t stop laughing. The actor that plays Sandor Clegane is brilliant - the utter disinterest combined with confusion
Warning: NSFW (language)
Warning: NSFW (language)
5 more days, cant wait
I have another question! I have been youtubing clips in emphatic excitement and came across the legendary Tyrion trial.
In the above, why did willingly Varys testify against Tyrion? Varys has always seemed to be someone who protects those worth keeping alive for the greater good. He always saw Tyrion as that, and he always had a strong fond relationship with him. So why help send him to the pits then? He could have kept the conversation to himself.
In the above, why did willingly Varys testify against Tyrion? Varys has always seemed to be someone who protects those worth keeping alive for the greater good. He always saw Tyrion as that, and he always had a strong fond relationship with him. So why help send him to the pits then? He could have kept the conversation to himself.
That's what I initially thought, but it wasn't a public conversation. Simply him and Tyrion in Tyrions chamber if I recall. Just thought it was a story he could have kept to himself.
Well he was going to have to supply something to the Lannisters to sink Tyrion given the whole thing was done to set him up and although he was friends with Tyrion he'd prefer to stay alive. I also think when Tyrion eventually killed Tywin that was the point that he decided to actively switch to Daenerys as he knew that Cersei and Jamie taking charge would be his downfall.
At least thats how I interpret his actions anyway.
5 more days, cant wait
Haha you ****
Ah yeah.makes sense. I forget it wasn't an open trial in that sense.
I rewatched it recently and I don't think it came across that way. I think he always planned to join Daenerys but he wanted to stay in Kings Landing to work from there. Once Tywin was dead he knew it was too risky to stay so he went with Tyrion.
Yeah, that was my point. Once Tywin was killed he knew that Cersei would be a terrible and brutal leader so left straight away.
Yeah sure it was mate.