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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Just watching battle of the bastards again what an awesome episode love this show

Cant wait for next year

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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago

Hillside desolate

That was a great episode, I love game of thrones. I hope they don't fuck it up in the final series.

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire


"Just watching battle of the bastards again what an awesome episode love this show

Cant wait for next year"

Rickon

I'm staying away from all the spoilers on YouTube (unlike last season).

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By *ot-AshMan
over a year ago

London

I'm a massive GoT fan.

I wish George Martin would finish the next book.

Cant wait to see the final series on TV next year.

Hopefully Jon Snow and Queen Dan on their dragons will defeat the evil white walkers who broke through the wall at end of last season.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"That was a great episode, I love game of thrones. I hope they don't fuck it up in the final series. "
they wont

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Just watching battle of the bastards again what an awesome episode love this show

Cant wait for next year

Rickon

I'm staying away from all the spoilers on YouTube (unlike last season). "

me too

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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago

Hillside desolate


"I'm a massive GoT fan.

I wish George Martin would finish the next book.

Cant wait to see the final series on TV next year.

Hopefully Jon Snow and Queen Dan on their dragons will defeat the evil white walkers who broke through the wall at end of last season."

Its Game of Thrones. Do you really think there will be a happy ending? I predict the white walker King on the iron throne

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By *mp411Man
over a year ago

chester

Jon snow and queen danaerys are half brother and sister

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Best show on TV. The wait for the next season is killing me.

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By *argaryen starkCouple
over a year ago

pinxton

we love it too hence our profile name

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

cant wait GoT final season watching them all over again..on season 5

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I've started watching it all again in readiness for next year.

It's amazing how much more you get from it second time around.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I've started watching it all again in readiness for next year.

It's amazing how much more you get from it second time around."

2nd its my 5th lol

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By *ot-AshMan
over a year ago

London


"I'm a massive GoT fan.

I wish George Martin would finish the next book.

Cant wait to see the final series on TV next year.

Hopefully Jon Snow and Queen Dan on their dragons will defeat the evil white walkers who broke through the wall at end of last season.

Its Game of Thrones. Do you really think there will be a happy ending? I predict the white walker King on the iron throne"

I hope there will be a happy ending!

I will be very sad if the white walker king ends up on the throne!

The way George Martin writes though we could all be in for a shock

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Cersei as a white walker and the night king on the throne would be a sufficiently dark way of ending it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have the feeling the white walker will sit on the throne, then the subtitle 'winter has came' will show ... The end

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire

I think we need to brace ourselves for some of our favourite characters to die

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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago

Hillside desolate


"I think we need to brace ourselves for some of our favourite characters to die "

Please just not Davos

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Currently watching back to back from season one again got to season 3 in two days episode 4 its so good rewatching and picking up on things you missed first time round

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I think we need to brace ourselves for some of our favourite characters to die "

I hope so, it was one of the many things that made it so addictive earlier on when it felt like nobody was indispensable.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Jon snow and queen danaerys are half brother and sister "

Auntie and nephew.

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By *ot-AshMan
over a year ago

London


"I think we need to brace ourselves for some of our favourite characters to die "

I'm still gutted about Hodor passing away even though he didn't say very much!

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By *tingly ByronMan
over a year ago

In a town Fab forgot

I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm a massive GoT fan.

I wish George Martin would finish the next book.

Cant wait to see the final series on TV next year.

Hopefully Jon Snow and Queen Dan on their dragons will defeat the evil white walkers who broke through the wall at end of last season.

Its Game of Thrones. Do you really think there will be a happy ending? I predict the white walker King on the iron throne

I hope there will be a happy ending!

I will be very sad if the white walker king ends up on the throne!

The way George Martin writes though we could all be in for a shock"

“If you think it has a happy ending then you haven’t been paying attention” George RR Martin

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I think we need to brace ourselves for some of our favourite characters to die

I'm still gutted about Hodor passing away even though he didn't say very much!"

Every time someone asks me to hold the door... every time...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Amazing episode!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I think we need to brace ourselves for some of our favourite characters to die

I'm still gutted about Hodor passing away even though he didn't say very much!"

Yeah I never got how he was already saying hodor (hold the door) way way before that even happened?

It's one of those predestination paradoxes that made my head hurt watching terminator.

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By *ot-AshMan
over a year ago

London


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair. "

I would be happy if Tyrion ended up sitting on the throne after all he has been through.

I also think he will be riding one of the dragons in the final battle with the Night king and his white walker army.

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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago

harrow

The red wedding is awesome

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Just watching battle of the bastards again what an awesome episode love this show

Cant wait for next year"

Cliche Hollywood crap. Loves seasons 1-5 though.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I'm a massive GoT fan.

I wish George Martin would finish the next book.

Cant wait to see the final series on TV next year.

Hopefully Jon Snow and Queen Dan on their dragons will defeat the evil white walkers who broke through the wall at end of last season.

Its Game of Thrones. Do you really think there will be a happy ending? I predict the white walker King on the iron throne"

George has said the ending will be "bitter sweet". Meaning it won't be a bad guy on the throne, but some good guys will be sacrificed to prevent that.

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By *tingly ByronMan
over a year ago

In a town Fab forgot


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

I would be happy if Tyrion ended up sitting on the throne after all he has been through.

I also think he will be riding one of the dragons in the final battle with the Night king and his white walker army."

That was one of the suggestions in the theory I read.

There's so many theory's out there, interesting to read.....

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By *layfulfoxMan
over a year ago

nowhere

I think Bran has a big part to play still.

I was one of those that didn't get into it until late then got hooked and watched seasons an a week or so to get up to date

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire


"I think we need to brace ourselves for some of our favourite characters to die

I'm still gutted about Hodor passing away even though he didn't say very much!"

Hold the Door!

Yes, it was an episode that almost made me cry.

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair. "

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hotwife loves it , I’ve never watched it but she swears by it being one of the best series made

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By *VineMan
over a year ago

The right place


"Hotwife loves it , I’ve never watched it but she swears by it being one of the best series made"

I think she’s right. I can’t think of a better tv series ever made.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I loved this show to

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire


"The red wedding is awesome "

I preferred the purple wedding myself!

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By *tingly ByronMan
over a year ago

In a town Fab forgot


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him."

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Think I must be the only person who has never watched it nor ever want to.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline."

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

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By *tingly ByronMan
over a year ago

In a town Fab forgot


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails "

I'm sure I read somewhere that the TV series was ahead of the books.....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Show is nothing like the books, the first two seasons are but after that, it’s madness. I adore the books, when I watch the show I have to pretend that it’s not based on the books, or I’ll get annoyed

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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago

Hillside desolate


"Show is nothing like the books, the first two seasons are but after that, it’s madness. I adore the books, when I watch the show I have to pretend that it’s not based on the books, or I’ll get annoyed "

They are really different, in the books I loved Stannis. In the show...not so much.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I never read the books i gave up reading after the raven books stopped

Couldnt find better

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Show is nothing like the books, the first two seasons are but after that, it’s madness. I adore the books, when I watch the show I have to pretend that it’s not based on the books, or I’ll get annoyed

They are really different, in the books I loved Stannis. In the show...not so much. "

I actually like that they are so different, really looking forward to the new book and at leat it wont just be a written version of the show

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Show is nothing like the books, the first two seasons are but after that, it’s madness. I adore the books, when I watch the show I have to pretend that it’s not based on the books, or I’ll get annoyed

They are really different, in the books I loved Stannis. In the show...not so much. "

Stannis

And Tyrion isn’t as amazing in the books, I still like him but yeah

So many differences. I want to go back and read them but I’m wanting to watch the show end first

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm watching the series for the first time. Way behind the curve I know, but I'm just watching, or about to I think, the Battle of the Bastards episode so I'm not reading the thread!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline."

They do stick rigidly to it, Martin only allowed the series to go ahead if they stuck directly to the source material, so much so that he quizzed the exec producers about their knowledge and love for the books before he even entertained the green light.

The series will be as the books will be too.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

I'm sure I read somewhere that the TV series was ahead of the books....."

Here's the average review score of each season. Guess when they ran out of book material:

Season 1 - 80%

Season 2 - 90%

Season 3 - 91%

Season 4 - 94%

Season 5 - 91%

Season 6 - 73%

Season 7 - 77%

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By *tella HeelsTV/TS
over a year ago

west here ford shire

White walker dragon awesome

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails "

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire


"Show is nothing like the books, the first two seasons are but after that, it’s madness. I adore the books, when I watch the show I have to pretend that it’s not based on the books, or I’ll get annoyed "

I've not actually read the books but apparently a lot of book readers are not happy with the Dorne situation...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Show is nothing like the books, the first two seasons are but after that, it’s madness. I adore the books, when I watch the show I have to pretend that it’s not based on the books, or I’ll get annoyed

They are really different, in the books I loved Stannis. In the show...not so much.

Stannis

And Tyrion isn’t as amazing in the books, I still like him but yeah

So many differences. I want to go back and read them but I’m wanting to watch the show end first "

I just wish he’d stop pissing about and write the bloody books!

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet..."

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job. "

U on about its best show on tv

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

U on about its best show on tv"

Read the review scores i posted then.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job. "

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

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By *SAchickWoman
over a year ago

Hillside desolate


"Show is nothing like the books, the first two seasons are but after that, it’s madness. I adore the books, when I watch the show I have to pretend that it’s not based on the books, or I’ll get annoyed

They are really different, in the books I loved Stannis. In the show...not so much.

Stannis

And Tyrion isn’t as amazing in the books, I still like him but yeah

So many differences. I want to go back and read them but I’m wanting to watch the show end first

I just wish he’d stop pissing about and write the bloody books! "

I worry he'll have a heart attack or something, he doesn't look a very healthy man.

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

They do stick rigidly to it, Martin only allowed the series to go ahead if they stuck directly to the source material, so much so that he quizzed the exec producers about their knowledge and love for the books before he even entertained the green light.

The series will be as the books will be too. "

D&D have not stuck rigidly to the books - otherwise how would you explain the Dorne fiasco?

Season 1 they did everything in the correct timeline. Then realised they had too much storyline for that to work. So Littlefinger got a teleporter

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over a year ago

Never seen a single episode of it

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By *parkle1974Woman
over a year ago

Leeds


"Never seen a single episode of it "

My sister made me watch an episode...that's a hour of my life I'm not getting back...

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin? "

No

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Show is nothing like the books, the first two seasons are but after that, it’s madness. I adore the books, when I watch the show I have to pretend that it’s not based on the books, or I’ll get annoyed

They are really different, in the books I loved Stannis. In the show...not so much.

Stannis

And Tyrion isn’t as amazing in the books, I still like him but yeah

So many differences. I want to go back and read them but I’m wanting to watch the show end first

I just wish he’d stop pissing about and write the bloody books!

I worry he'll have a heart attack or something, he doesn't look a very healthy man. "

Glad I'm not the only one who has noticed

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over a year ago


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

They do stick rigidly to it, Martin only allowed the series to go ahead if they stuck directly to the source material, so much so that he quizzed the exec producers about their knowledge and love for the books before he even entertained the green light.

The series will be as the books will be too.

D&D have not stuck rigidly to the books - otherwise how would you explain the Dorne fiasco?

Season 1 they did everything in the correct timeline. Then realised they had too much storyline for that to work. So Littlefinger got a teleporter "

No I accept the Dorne stuff and that pissed me off as I really like the sand snakes in the books. Teleportation is clearly in frequent use in Westeros and Esteros as characters pop up all over the place so fast

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over a year ago


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No"

Yes it is, check IMDB

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

U on about its best show on tv"

For series 1-4, George had a lot of input in the script writing so it was good. He then took a break to concentrate on the next book - Winds of Winter - which is roughly set on series 6. The directors, D&D introduced a lot of new stuff and dumped a lot of stuff from the books. Series 6 was not as good, but in 7 it improved again (I think George got back involved).

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB"

Walking disaster explained perfectly above.

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB"

George wrote one full episode for seasons 1-4 and had heavy input for the others. He handed the reins over to the directors from season 5 onwards and the quality of the writing plummeted. I think he had a lot of influence in season 7 which is why it improved again.

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB

Walking disaster explained perfectly above. "

One of the few times wiki is actually a good source!

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB

Walking disaster explained perfectly above.

One of the few times wiki is actually a good source! "

I've nerded out and watched lots on YouTube about it. George basically said that the reason he wanted to write books was to get away from all the constraints of film. For example, deadlines. He fucking hates deadlines. Season 6 gets all those constraints and someone else got to deal with them and did a bad job. Creativity doesn't follow a production schedule.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB

Walking disaster explained perfectly above.

One of the few times wiki is actually a good source!

I've nerded out and watched lots on YouTube about it. George basically said that the reason he wanted to write books was to get away from all the constraints of film. For example, deadlines. He fucking hates deadlines. Season 6 gets all those constraints and someone else got to deal with them and did a bad job. Creativity doesn't follow a production schedule. "

I read something similar, he said that after writing for TV or film (or having his books adapted for either) for his whole career he wanted to write something that could never be adapted

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over a year ago


"Never seen a single episode of it

My sister made me watch an episode...that's a hour of my life I'm not getting back..."

Such a waste of an hour

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB

Walking disaster explained perfectly above.

One of the few times wiki is actually a good source!

I've nerded out and watched lots on YouTube about it. George basically said that the reason he wanted to write books was to get away from all the constraints of film. For example, deadlines. He fucking hates deadlines. Season 6 gets all those constraints and someone else got to deal with them and did a bad job. Creativity doesn't follow a production schedule.

I read something similar, he said that after writing for TV or film (or having his books adapted for either) for his whole career he wanted to write something that could never be adapted "

True, basically he was sick of being told his ideas were too expensive. GoT has a huge budget, but it's unlikely they would have put that into an unproven script.

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By *alking DisasterWoman
over a year ago

South Oxfordshire


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB

Walking disaster explained perfectly above.

One of the few times wiki is actually a good source!

I've nerded out and watched lots on YouTube about it. George basically said that the reason he wanted to write books was to get away from all the constraints of film. For example, deadlines. He fucking hates deadlines. Season 6 gets all those constraints and someone else got to deal with them and did a bad job. Creativity doesn't follow a production schedule.

I read something similar, he said that after writing for TV or film (or having his books adapted for either) for his whole career he wanted to write something that could never be adapted "

He was a scriptwriter on the Twilight Zone (the revival), Max Headroom (cancelled before any of his scripts were shot) and Beauty and the Beast (tv series in 1989)

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over a year ago


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB

Walking disaster explained perfectly above.

One of the few times wiki is actually a good source!

I've nerded out and watched lots on YouTube about it. George basically said that the reason he wanted to write books was to get away from all the constraints of film. For example, deadlines. He fucking hates deadlines. Season 6 gets all those constraints and someone else got to deal with them and did a bad job. Creativity doesn't follow a production schedule.

I read something similar, he said that after writing for TV or film (or having his books adapted for either) for his whole career he wanted to write something that could never be adapted

True, basically he was sick of being told his ideas were too expensive. GoT has a huge budget, but it's unlikely they would have put that into an unproven script. "

Yes very true, but the first series didn’t, the big battle at the end of the first series (where Rob captured Jamie) happens off screen as they didn’t have the budget for a big battle scene!

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB

Walking disaster explained perfectly above.

One of the few times wiki is actually a good source!

I've nerded out and watched lots on YouTube about it. George basically said that the reason he wanted to write books was to get away from all the constraints of film. For example, deadlines. He fucking hates deadlines. Season 6 gets all those constraints and someone else got to deal with them and did a bad job. Creativity doesn't follow a production schedule.

I read something similar, he said that after writing for TV or film (or having his books adapted for either) for his whole career he wanted to write something that could never be adapted

True, basically he was sick of being told his ideas were too expensive. GoT has a huge budget, but it's unlikely they would have put that into an unproven script.

Yes very true, but the first series didn’t, the big battle at the end of the first series (where Rob captured Jamie) happens off screen as they didn’t have the budget for a big battle scene! "

Contrast that with season 6 when you get the battle of the bastards. Undeniably beautiful to watch, but creatively it's a pile of wank following a formula that's already been used 3 times in the series.

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over a year ago


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB

Walking disaster explained perfectly above.

One of the few times wiki is actually a good source!

I've nerded out and watched lots on YouTube about it. George basically said that the reason he wanted to write books was to get away from all the constraints of film. For example, deadlines. He fucking hates deadlines. Season 6 gets all those constraints and someone else got to deal with them and did a bad job. Creativity doesn't follow a production schedule.

I read something similar, he said that after writing for TV or film (or having his books adapted for either) for his whole career he wanted to write something that could never be adapted

True, basically he was sick of being told his ideas were too expensive. GoT has a huge budget, but it's unlikely they would have put that into an unproven script.

Yes very true, but the first series didn’t, the big battle at the end of the first series (where Rob captured Jamie) happens off screen as they didn’t have the budget for a big battle scene!

Contrast that with season 6 when you get the battle of the bastards. Undeniably beautiful to watch, but creatively it's a pile of wank following a formula that's already been used 3 times in the series."

I did find the battle breathtaking but it’s not that which really gets me coming back for more

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB

Walking disaster explained perfectly above.

One of the few times wiki is actually a good source!

I've nerded out and watched lots on YouTube about it. George basically said that the reason he wanted to write books was to get away from all the constraints of film. For example, deadlines. He fucking hates deadlines. Season 6 gets all those constraints and someone else got to deal with them and did a bad job. Creativity doesn't follow a production schedule.

I read something similar, he said that after writing for TV or film (or having his books adapted for either) for his whole career he wanted to write something that could never be adapted

True, basically he was sick of being told his ideas were too expensive. GoT has a huge budget, but it's unlikely they would have put that into an unproven script.

Yes very true, but the first series didn’t, the big battle at the end of the first series (where Rob captured Jamie) happens off screen as they didn’t have the budget for a big battle scene!

Contrast that with season 6 when you get the battle of the bastards. Undeniably beautiful to watch, but creatively it's a pile of wank following a formula that's already been used 3 times in the series.

I did find the battle breathtaking but it’s not that which really gets me coming back for more"

For the 4th time in the series, a supporting ally came out of nowhere to turn the tide of a battle. Which basically tells the viewer that everything that previously happened was irrelevant. Every moment of drama the portrayed either side doing better or worse was nullified by the fact that it would make zero difference to the end result. The only logical reason I can think that you'd want to do this would be to have a major good guy die. Which didn't happen so I think it was just cliche, lazy writing.

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over a year ago


"I never tuned into all the GoT palaver, despite everyone saying o"oooh you've got to watch it."

Picked up the first series for less than a tenner from HMV. What's to lose eh?

Watched the entire series same day, back to HMV the following day for series 2 3 and 4. Been hooked ever since.

I saw a theory the other day that suggested Tyrion was a Targarion and he'd be the one who ends up on the throne.

Interesting theory and how it was thought out.

Also saw someone ask what all the fuss was about, at the end of the day they're all arguing about a chair.

Tyrion being a Targarean (I know I've spelt the names wrong, please don't judge) is a show only theory. Apparently in the books it is clear it's not possible. His mother was nowhere near the King when she got pregnant with him.

Interesting.....

I've not read the books, is the series true to the books? I know it's not always possible for a screen adaptation to stick rigidly to a book storyline.

Seasons 1-5, close enough

Season 6 & 7 goes off the rails

That’s because the books aren’t written yet...

And the series writers just aren't very good at their job.

Isn’t one of those George rr Martin?

No

Yes it is, check IMDB

Walking disaster explained perfectly above.

One of the few times wiki is actually a good source!

I've nerded out and watched lots on YouTube about it. George basically said that the reason he wanted to write books was to get away from all the constraints of film. For example, deadlines. He fucking hates deadlines. Season 6 gets all those constraints and someone else got to deal with them and did a bad job. Creativity doesn't follow a production schedule.

I read something similar, he said that after writing for TV or film (or having his books adapted for either) for his whole career he wanted to write something that could never be adapted

True, basically he was sick of being told his ideas were too expensive. GoT has a huge budget, but it's unlikely they would have put that into an unproven script.

Yes very true, but the first series didn’t, the big battle at the end of the first series (where Rob captured Jamie) happens off screen as they didn’t have the budget for a big battle scene!

Contrast that with season 6 when you get the battle of the bastards. Undeniably beautiful to watch, but creatively it's a pile of wank following a formula that's already been used 3 times in the series.

I did find the battle breathtaking but it’s not that which really gets me coming back for more

For the 4th time in the series, a supporting ally came out of nowhere to turn the tide of a battle. Which basically tells the viewer that everything that previously happened was irrelevant. Every moment of drama the portrayed either side doing better or worse was nullified by the fact that it would make zero difference to the end result. The only logical reason I can think that you'd want to do this would be to have a major good guy die. Which didn't happen so I think it was just cliche, lazy writing. "

Sadly it’s a bit of a convention at the moment and not just in GoT, the perception is to rank up the tension, put the protagonists in the worst possible situation then the cavalry sweeps in to save the day. Dramatic tension is the name of the game rather than realistic or tactical knowledge.

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By *y Favorite PornstarCouple
over a year ago

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For the 4th time in the series, a supporting ally came out of nowhere to turn the tide of a battle. Which basically tells the viewer that everything that previously happened was irrelevant. Every moment of drama the portrayed either side doing better or worse was nullified by the fact that it would make zero difference to the end result. The only logical reason I can think that you'd want to do this would be to have a major good guy die. Which didn't happen so I think it was just cliche, lazy writing.

Sadly it’s a bit of a convention at the moment and not just in GoT, the perception is to rank up the tension, put the protagonists in the worst possible situation then the cavalry sweeps in to save the day. Dramatic tension is the name of the game rather than realistic or tactical knowledge. "

It's idiotic writing and doesn't make any sense. Have you ever been a pro wrestling fan at all? Listening to how they construct a fued helped me learn a lot about logical story telling that will be most satisfying to the audience.

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