Now he's King... There has to be a love match with blondie...
It's clear...
Nice little cameo from Aya... She's going to cause havoc !!!
Now he's King... There has to be a love match with blondie...
It's clear...
Nice little cameo from Aya... She's going to cause havoc !!!
The Targaryens are into that sort of thing so a good chance of it happening but sneeky shitehawk Littlefinger looks like he'll be doing everything possible to get to the throne himself
I have read that it will be as per the other seasons for timing but they'll be a little shorter. It has been commissioned for 7 episodes in season 7 and 6 episodes in season 8. There are rumours they will all be longer though, like yesterday's episode was, and apparently budget is the same ($60-$100m per season depending on who you believe).
Most excellent - I think Jamie has finally worked out his sister/wife/mistress might be a bit of a bunny boiler.
Whoever does not know how to hit the nail on the head should be asked not to hit it at all.
Friedrich Nietzsche
Aye but his brother/ cousin is going to give him the good news
The last two episodes made up for the slow start. There's a WAR coming in 10 months time!
Fish
Has anyone else noticed the women are taking over?
"A man of little significance"
Enjoying watching the final episode again - just as good second time around.
This looked promising during one of the ad breaks
https://www.sky.com/watch/channel/sk...ntic/westworld
When Tommen jumped I couldn't help but think of this
Loved Arya's Frey(Bentos) Pie scene, didn't see that one coming, excellent finale
So, next season, Dany's gonna take back the Iron islands for Theon and his sister, then what?
My thinking is straight off to Kings Landing to take the throne from a pretty weak Cerse.
But how and what then, who will she marry? I see it going 1 of 2 ways
Take kings landing off Cerse, then off up north to form alliance with and marry Jon Snow (Targarians love a bit of incest), finds out Jon is a Targarian and rightful heir ahead of her, hands him the throne, just in time to join forces and have a big scrap with the walkers.
Or, Cerse refuses to hand over Kings landing, Jamie, realising his sister is bonkers, kills Cerse and marrys Dany (he likes blondes), then off up north as before
Gonna be a long 10 months
Brighty
The dragons must destroy a kingdom otherwise why are they there?
Eddie
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
And Tyrion on the third....?
Everybody is missing the point - we will now no longer get to see Queen Margaery's 'assets'
I jut re-watched the last episode this morning (I was very drunk on Monday after the football and fell asleep somewhere around the opening credits)...
Fantastic stuff! So Jon Snow is Dany's older brother and likely another Dragon Master, and supposedly dragons (or maybe just eggs) live in the crypts under Winterfell - are we likely to see brother and sister double-teaming the seven kingdoms with a team of dragons each?
Really enjoyed those last couple of episodes, definitely on Team Stark!
No, it turns out from this last episode that Jon Snow is Ned Stark's nephew! Ned Stark's sister, who died in that little fort had probably been banged up by the 'Mad King's' son. That's why she made Ned promise to protect him - she had whispered "...you know Robert will kill him..."
Jon Snow, Tyrion Lannister and Daemerys Targaryen - all 3 of their mothers died in childbirth.
All 3 have struggled growing up because of their birthrights.
It's widely thought that Jon Snow's father is Rhaegar Targaryen as we've had confirmed his mother is actually Ned's sister Lyanna and he's not the father.
If you recall a few episodes back Tyrion went to see the dragons and managed to calm them - at the time I couldn't see the point of that but like everything that happens in GOT, episodes or series later it's meaning comes out. My guess is that he's Targaryen as well.
So we have 3 dragons and 3 Targaryen's now - 3 dragon riders . . . . . Fire to take on the ice!!
...analysing the plot of a fantasy TV series in intricate detail. :)
Whoever does not know how to hit the nail on the head should be asked not to hit it at all.
Friedrich Nietzsche
I reckon Jon Snow will need Dragons to defeat the Nights King. Dragon's Fire can kill white walkers. So I suspect they will feature heavily in the battles to come.
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Isn't Fire and Ice in the book titles? I think deanerys will take her dragons north to fight the White Walkers.
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Whichever way they do it, I think they need to let it all kick-off and wrap up the story fairly sharpish. I've really enjoyed GoT up to this point, but felt this last season has maybe just started to flag a little bit (except the last couple of episodes of course). They can only wind up the tension with so many sub-plots and additional characters before they need to enact the conflicts they've been building to. Too many US series tend to get a little lost in their own mythology (Lost being a great example of how to blow a really good idea, really badly).
I think it appears that this is the way they are intending to take it, and much as fans like the story to go on forever, it sounds like the producers realise that they now need to bring it to a conclusion. Two shortened seasons is probalby the was to go IMO.
(Breaking Bad was the perfect example of getting it right IMO - they knew just the right point to wrap it up, and avoided milking it).