Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
Posted: Wed June 22, 2016 2:48 am
So who do we bet will still be alive by the end of the final episode? Snow, Tyrion, Dany and Arya?
Is it too late to pull out of my investment in the dragon horse-carrying platforms?Mecca wrote:Bout damn timeSimple Torture wrote:Although there is a theory among book readers that Asha Greyjoy is actually a secret Targ, so that when she and Dany get down and dirty we're actually going to be seeing some sister/sister action.
zeb wrote:So who do we bet will still be alive by the end of the final episode? Snow, Tyrion, Dany and Arya?
He told the show runners all about the major plot points of all the major characters but the show diverged a lot from the books. You can't really say what is a show invention and what will happen in the books also. GRRM isn't involved with the show very much right now. I think the last time he wrote an episode was season 4.Strat wrote:Also, im just assuming Martin has given the okay on all of this stuff moving forward?
that's dumb; the first 3 books are greatBurtReynolds wrote:I'm on Book 4 now and I wish HBO would have diverged from the books a lot sooner.
You're dumbMecca wrote:that's dumb; the first 3 books are greatBurtReynolds wrote:I'm on Book 4 now and I wish HBO would have diverged from the books a lot sooner.
The first book is great, then it's rapidly diminishing returns. They're ok though.E.H. Ruddock wrote:You're dumbMecca wrote:that's dumb; the first 3 books are greatBurtReynolds wrote:I'm on Book 4 now and I wish HBO would have diverged from the books a lot sooner.
BurtReynolds wrote:The first book is great, then it's rapidly diminishing returns.E.H. Ruddock wrote:You're dumbMecca wrote:that's dumb; the first 3 books are greatBurtReynolds wrote:I'm on Book 4 now and I wish HBO would have diverged from the books a lot sooner.
And clothes/armor.lowlight79 wrote:BurtReynolds wrote:The first book is great, then it's rapidly diminishing returns.E.H. Ruddock wrote:You're dumbMecca wrote:that's dumb; the first 3 books are greatBurtReynolds wrote:I'm on Book 4 now and I wish HBO would have diverged from the books a lot sooner.
Truth,
Half of the other books are just talking about fucking food.
Book 3 is mostly characters walking/riding and telling each other boring stories.Monkey_Driven wrote:And clothes/armor.lowlight79 wrote:BurtReynolds wrote:The first book is great, then it's rapidly diminishing returns.E.H. Ruddock wrote:You're dumbMecca wrote:that's dumb; the first 3 books are greatBurtReynolds wrote:I'm on Book 4 now and I wish HBO would have diverged from the books a lot sooner.
Truth,
Half of the other books are just talking about fucking food.
You're going to hate book 4.BurtReynolds wrote:Book 3 is mostly characters walking/riding and telling each other boring stories.Monkey_Driven wrote:And clothes/armor.lowlight79 wrote:BurtReynolds wrote:The first book is great, then it's rapidly diminishing returns.E.H. Ruddock wrote:You're dumbMecca wrote:that's dumb; the first 3 books are greatBurtReynolds wrote:I'm on Book 4 now and I wish HBO would have diverged from the books a lot sooner.
Truth,
Half of the other books are just talking about fucking food.
Yeah, Storm of Swords is the best one.Mike wrote:I love A Storm Of Swords so much.
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