HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)

[Anders]

Over here the episodes air at 3am, so I usually watch Monday evening after work. Do you watch when it airs?

[Simple Torture]

This is basically the only series I watch live.

I watched an analysis of the Comic Con trailer and it turns out it's even more spoilerly than I thought; but it gets me even more excited for the next few episodes, especially after being lukewarm on the first one.

[Monkey_Driven]

The pacing of this episode seems off.

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[Monkey_Driven]

The pacing of this episode seems off.

Way too much screen time spent on skin flaying.

I would complain about the Grey Worm sex(?) Scene but it featured Missandei naked so I'm ok with it.

[Norah]

That Greyworm scene was way too fucking long.

[Monkey_Driven]

That Greyworm scene was way too fucking long.

It was. But I'm glad it was included for the above reasons.

[Norah]

So the big reveal about Qyburn's plans for dealing with dragons is crossbows?

[Monkey_Driven]

So the big reveal about Qyburn's plans for dealing with dragons is crossbows?

It's not really a big reveal if it was first mentioned 5 minutes before, is it?

[Norah]

So the big reveal about Qyburn's plans for dealing with dragons is crossbows?

It's not really a big reveal if it was first mentioned 5 minutes before, is it?

This is twice this season they've treated known, common information as a reveal. The first being the obsidian on Dragonstone.

[Monkey_Driven]

So the big reveal about Qyburn's plans for dealing with dragons is crossbows?

It's not really a big reveal if it was first mentioned 5 minutes before, is it?

This is twice this season they've treated known, common information as a reveal. The first being the obsidian on Dragonstone.

I don't really count this as a reveal. The dragonglass reveal was dumb though.

[Monkey_Driven]

Liked the Nymeria scene. I would have rolled my eyes hard if Nymeria just dropped everything and went along with her.

[spike]

So the big reveal about Qyburn's plans for dealing with dragons is crossbows?

It's not really a big reveal if it was first mentioned 5 minutes before, is it?

This is twice this season they've treated known, common information as a reveal. The first being the obsidian on Dragonstone.

apparently, qyburn watched the last hobbit

[epilogue]

I fucking HATE Theon so much. He's been beyond redemption for me since he let Ramsey do that to Sansa. Now? I just need him to die.

[Monkey_Driven]

So the big reveal about Qyburn's plans for dealing with dragons is crossbows?

It's not really a big reveal if it was first mentioned 5 minutes before, is it?

This is twice this season they've treated known, common information as a reveal. The first being the obsidian on Dragonstone.

apparently, qyburn watched the last hobbit

Haha.

[Norah]

So the big reveal about Qyburn's plans for dealing with dragons is crossbows?

It's not really a big reveal if it was first mentioned 5 minutes before, is it?

This is twice this season they've treated known, common information as a reveal. The first being the obsidian on Dragonstone.

I don't really count this as a reveal. The dragonglass reveal was dumb though.

They literally pulled back a curtain.

[Monkey_Driven]

I fucking HATE Theon so much. He's been beyond redemption for me since he let Ramsey do that to Sansa. Now? I just need him to die.

He was a piece of shit to begin with. No he's a piece of shit and has PTSD.

[malice]

I fucking HATE Theon so much. He's been beyond redemption for me since he let Ramsey do that to Sansa. Now? I just need him to die.

that was the stupidest decision ever. jump off the ship? srsly? ugh

[Norah]

I fucking HATE Theon so much. He's been beyond redemption for me since he let Ramsey do that to Sansa. Now? I just need him to die.

that was the stupidest decision ever. jump off the ship? srsly? ugh

You know if his death was definitive it might have worked, as he gave himself to the Drowned God.

[Norah]

So the big reveal about Qyburn's plans for dealing with dragons is crossbows?

It's not really a big reveal if it was first mentioned 5 minutes before, is it?

This is twice this season they've treated known, common information as a reveal. The first being the obsidian on Dragonstone.

I don't really count this as a reveal. The dragonglass reveal was dumb though.

They literally pulled back a curtain.

In the throne room when asked what they were gonna do about dragons instead of saying the mad scientist has a plan, they should have just said "Scorpions. We're going to use scorpions. This is a martial, medieval society so we have plenty already."