Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
Posted: Sat April 09, 2016 8:53 pm
Have you read those books?
Are we still going to have to talk theories in the book thread? And there's at least one rumored plot thread for the show this year that we'll have to keep in the book thread for now.cutuphalfdead wrote:It's hard to spoil the show with the books because the d&d do whatever the fuck they want at this point.
Yeah, I think so. You should bump the thread I'm down to do some theory talk.Simple Torture wrote:Are we still going to have to talk theories in the book thread? And there's at least one rumored plot thread for the show this year that we'll have to keep in the book thread for now.cutuphalfdead wrote:It's hard to spoil the show with the books because the d&d do whatever the fuck they want at this point.
Seems like pretty much a given to me that Jon Whoever is not dead.Mecca wrote:i mean, that's been widely speculated for years
Mecca wrote:i mean, that's been widely speculated for years
bada wrote:Joey and I were off topic and actually talking about the Outlander books/TV show. According to Doone the show follows the book pretty closely. In case you were wondering.
doone wrote:bada wrote:Joey and I were off topic and actually talking about the Outlander books/TV show. According to Doone the show follows the book pretty closely. In case you were wondering.
one more ep til the red wedding; this is gonna be fun.spike wrote:started a rewatch yesterday and i think i may've finally gotten my wife hooked. we plowed through 5-6 eps.
At this point I'd suggest just watching the show. Unless you really really prefer books to television.durdencommatyler wrote:doone wrote:bada wrote:Joey and I were off topic and actually talking about the Outlander books/TV show. According to Doone the show follows the book pretty closely. In case you were wondering.![]()
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I liked the first episode a lot; watched it twice actually. But I stopped because I wanted to read the books instead. Then I got sidetracked and never read the books.
Are you gonna record her reaction and post it?spike wrote:one more ep til the red wedding; this is gonna be fun.spike wrote:started a rewatch yesterday and i think i may've finally gotten my wife hooked. we plowed through 5-6 eps.
Usually I do, yeah. But if the show is really basically the same thing, I might just do the show and read the books when I have less on my plate. I'm a super slow reader.doone wrote:At this point I'd suggest just watching the show. Unless you really really prefer books to television.durdencommatyler wrote:doone wrote:bada wrote:Joey and I were off topic and actually talking about the Outlander books/TV show. According to Doone the show follows the book pretty closely. In case you were wondering.![]()
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I liked the first episode a lot; watched it twice actually. But I stopped because I wanted to read the books instead. Then I got sidetracked and never read the books.
durdencommatyler wrote:Are you gonna record her reaction and post it?spike wrote:one more ep til the red wedding; this is gonna be fun.spike wrote:started a rewatch yesterday and i think i may've finally gotten my wife hooked. we plowed through 5-6 eps.
So, that's a no then?spike wrote:durdencommatyler wrote:Are you gonna record her reaction and post it?spike wrote:one more ep til the red wedding; this is gonna be fun.spike wrote:started a rewatch yesterday and i think i may've finally gotten my wife hooked. we plowed through 5-6 eps.