HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
You guys should really read the books. The first one is almost identical to the first season and then it diverges a little. But this season is different in so many ways the books are significantly better than the show now.
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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
wtf chud, spoiler that shit. i haven't read the books so i don't know if they're better yet.
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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
oh shit my bad
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paaks issue wasn't so much that he spoiled something (he just hinted). It's that he was asked very nicely to spoiler it and instead of saying "whoops, ill fix that" he went into this huge response about how the show essentially required you to do independent research, etc and was just generally kinda a jerk about it.
and CHUD. Yes. We all know there are books about this television program. We also know that the books are likely better (as is usually the case). However, some of us are choosing to enjoy the show on it's own, free of the things that seem to be disappointing so many of the book readers. I can only speak for myself when I promise to you that I will read the books eventually. Maybe even before the TV series is over.
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and CHUD. Yes. We all know there are books about this television program. We also know that the books are likely better (as is usually the case). However, some of us are choosing to enjoy the show on it's own, free of the things that seem to be disappointing so many of the book readers. I can only speak for myself when I promise to you that I will read the books eventually. Maybe even before the TV series is over.
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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
You really shouldn't impose your beliefs on people, bookiecutuphalfdead wrote:You guys should really read the books. The first one is almost identical to the first season and then it diverges a little. But this season is different in so many ways the books are significantly better than the show now.
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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
the tv v. books debate is really about comparing apples to oranges. they're two different mediums, and what works for one can't necessarily work for the other (the show writers would get murdered if they have characters and storylines languishing intermittably for seasons on end so we can get every detail of everything, including the dialects and clothing -- it doesn't work that way).
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c'mon skitch, you know damn well from reading this thread this season that it's much easier to bitch and make posts ridiculing people who ask nicely for spoilers than to click on the spoiler tabs at the top of the posts.@SkitchP wrote:paaks issue wasn't so much that he spoiled something (he just hinted). It's that he was asked very nicely to spoiler it and instead of saying "whoops, ill fix that" he went into this huge response about how the show essentially required you to do independent research, etc and was just generally kinda a jerk about it.
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I can't recall the paaks spoiler stuff, but my bigger point is that the show is so outlandish it's hard to distinguish true spoilers vs. people just having fun.Mecca wrote:im not paaksCoach wrote:Based on your response, I'll assume you were kidding and I'm being overly sensitive and perhaps a bit naive. Still, I've been spoiled by others in this thread via book talk, so, hence, my heightened sense of paranoia.Mecca wrote:Are you being serious right now?Coach wrote:Yeah, use the spoiler tag. Don't know if it's true or not, but there's a thread for spoilers from the book.Mecca wrote:Ollie becomes king on the iron throne in the booksMitchCumstein wrote:Yeah, but in a show with a ton of source material to work with, they just show this kid a bit too much for my liking.
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I can guarantee you I would never intentionally spoil anything in this threadCoach wrote:I can't recall the paaks spoiler stuff, but my bigger point is that the show is so outlandish it's hard to distinguish true spoilers vs. people just having fun.Mecca wrote:im not paaksCoach wrote:Based on your response, I'll assume you were kidding and I'm being overly sensitive and perhaps a bit naive. Still, I've been spoiled by others in this thread via book talk, so, hence, my heightened sense of paranoia.Mecca wrote:Are you being serious right now?Coach wrote:Yeah, use the spoiler tag. Don't know if it's true or not, but there's a thread for spoilers from the book.Mecca wrote:Ollie becomes king on the iron throne in the booksMitchCumstein wrote:Yeah, but in a show with a ton of source material to work with, they just show this kid a bit too much for my liking.
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Mecca wrote:I can guarantee you I would never intentionally spoil anything in this threadCoach wrote:I can't recall the paaks spoiler stuff, but my bigger point is that the show is so outlandish it's hard to distinguish true spoilers vs. people just having fun.Mecca wrote:im not paaksCoach wrote:Based on your response, I'll assume you were kidding and I'm being overly sensitive and perhaps a bit naive. Still, I've been spoiled by others in this thread via book talk, so, hence, my heightened sense of paranoia.Mecca wrote:Are you being serious right now?Coach wrote:Yeah, use the spoiler tag. Don't know if it's true or not, but there's a thread for spoilers from the book.Mecca wrote:Ollie becomes king on the iron throne in the booksMitchCumstein wrote:Yeah, but in a show with a ton of source material to work with, they just show this kid a bit too much for my liking.
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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
We get the Jorah going all Maximus last episode and a white walker "ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!" This week
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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
Holy hell that second half hour 
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That was probably the best episode of the season.
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Holy Shitballs!
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Loved that episode. The clouds or smoke or whatever creeping over the mountains was pretty intense. We'll done by the director. Plus, great scene between Tyrion and Dany.
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All sorts of perfect. Holy shit. Tyrion scenes were so top notch game of thrones interaction and then of course the white walkers....
Can someone tell me via psoiler why john snows sword didnt shatter?
Can someone tell me via psoiler why john snows sword didnt shatter?
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Strat wrote:All sorts of perfect. Holy shit. Tyrion scenes were so top notch game of thrones interaction and then of course the white walkers....
Can someone tell me via psoiler why john snows sword didnt shatter?
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Season? I think series.cutuphalfdead wrote:That was probably the best episode of the season.
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I believe the only appropriate reaction to this episode is "Holy Fucking Shitballs." Please edit your post accordingly.lowlight79 wrote:Holy Shitballs!
McParadigm wrote:lol
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I don't think we've ever seen an army as vicious as the army of the dead; they make the Dothraki horde look like kindergarteners.
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