Game of Thrones (Official Thread)

[Buckeye513]

Is that the rant that contains "Stannis has a swag rating of 14/100"?. if so, it's awesome.

 

[CentralMOBuck]

http://espn.go.com/sportsnation/pos...-just-strong-real-life-on-show?ex_cid=awesome

 

[BUCKYLE]

I wish I could tattoo that on my face.

 

[CentralMOBuck]

I was finally able to sit down and watch the episode Tuesday night. I thought it was outstanding and not boring at all.

 

[OSU_Buckguy]

I was finally able to sit down and watch the episode Tuesday night. I thought it was outstanding and not boring at all.

i agree. what some consider boredom i would instead consider plot and character formation that set the stage for the unexpected. i love it that grrm can spend several chapters/episodes creating dynamic characters only to squash them like a beetle on what seems like a whim.

what justice is there in living a positive and productive life only to be killed by a drunk driver on a nice tuesday afternoon?

 

[CentralMOBuck]

i agree. what some consider boredom i would instead consider plot and character formation that set the stage for the unexpected. i love it that grrm can spend several chapters/episodes creating dynamic characters only to squash them like a beetle on what seems like a whim.

what justice is there in living a positive and productive life only to be killed by a drunk driver on a nice tuesday afternoon?

A lot of people hate Sansa, but I thought the scenes with her in them were outstanding. Arya's scene when she was laughing when she heard her aunt Lysa had died was about how I remembered things from the book and it gave the same emotion (not a funny laugh).

 

[exhawg]

i agree. what some consider boredom i would instead consider plot and character formation that set the stage for the unexpected. i love it that grrm can spend several chapters/episodes creating dynamic characters only to squash them like a beetle on what seems like a whim.

what justice is there in living a positive and productive life only to be killed by a drunk driver on a nice tuesday afternoon?

Are you saying the wet nurse dropped GRRM on his head when he was a baby? It seems like he sits around crushing beetles a lot.

 

[ochre]

I saw something somewhere that made me think the beetle crushing Lannister was a shot at Orson Scott Card.

 

[leroyjenkins]

A lot of people hate Sansa, but I thought the scenes with her in them were outstanding. Arya's scene when she was laughing when she heard her aunt Lysa had died was about how I remembered things from the book and it gave the same emotion (not a funny laugh).

Sansa's scene at Littlefinger's inquiry was amazing. Then later after realizing how to play Littlefinger, embracing her womanhood and sexuality, was nice too.

 

[OH10]

Sansa's scene at Littlefinger's inquiry was amazing. Then later after realizing how to play Littlefinger, embracing her womanhood and sexuality, was nice too.

The acting in the inquiry was first rate. Excellent job by Sophie Turner.

The implied love connection with Little Finger is uncomfortable and gross. I hope they don't continue down that route. Even on a show that has very little boundaries, I think that's going too far.

 

[CentralMOBuck]

The acting in the inquiry was first rate. Excellent job by Sophie Turner.

The implied love connection with Little Finger is uncomfortable and gross. I hope they don't continue down that route. Even on a show that has very little boundaries, I think that's going too far.

Have you read the books?

 

[OH10]

Have you read the books?

I have, but they've shown that they are willing to divert a little bit.

 

[BUCKYLE]

Can't fucking wait for tonight's episode

 

[Buckeye513]

dat scythe. Edd is a stone cold motherfucker.

 

[Dryden]

Spoiler: My favorite

dat scythe. Edd is a stone cold motherfucker.

Spoiler: Scythes