HBO's adaptation of Game of Thrones - Thread 2. There are a lot of nerds.

where did she learn to make a pie, I think it would be hard to make pastry to the standard a lord would expect. she has to make frey eat his own sons, that's the whole point, so she'd have to cook it or it'd be obvious. disappointing the son wasn't called bentos

holy shit how has no-one made this joke yet. I am wholly disappointed in myself.
doesn't darragh watch GOT?

guy's for fuck's sake, she was buddies with hot pie, i'm sure she picked it up.

hang on a minute, I did

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― kinder, Tuesday, May 17, 2016 10:48 PM (1 month ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

also, turns out Frey pies is a thing
http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Frey_Pies/Theories

oops polyphonic already made the hot pie joke

yeah, it's much less shoehorned in the books though

really wasn't necessary to have Arya do it

Were there whole eyeballs in the pies? I couldn't tell on my screen.

a thumb i thought

A finger

a little one

sorry kinder, but given you yrself had forgotten I don't feel too bad

lena headey is so good in this, cersei could be a pretty terrible character but she's just a boss, esp love her new outfit

Lena Headey was also good as the heavy in the Judge Dredd movie from a few years ago.

whoa i didn't realize that was her

yeah she was awesome in that.

surprisingly good movie.

I just read in her wiki article that she was dating Bronn at some point IRL and then they had a mean breakup and had to be kept apart on set, lol wtf

Rewatching the episode, I noticed that Arya's face was of the woman who served wine and looked at Jaime earlier in the episode. Probably Arya then as well.

Yeah someone went ew about that upthread.

https://twitter.com/keewa/status/747928622107889664

o that's apparently from snl. i am too gullible

Yeah I thought she'd be gunning for the Kingslayer in that episode alone but I hope his character's got a way to run yet. I'll feel robbed if they don't set him face to face with Dany at some point.

maybe they'll get married

He does seem like her type.

"Not blonde enough?" was a good line.

Hope Varys, Grey Worm and Theon get to hang out more together.

That would be good - they all have such different responses to their castration. Theon could certainly see the example of the other two.

http://i.imgur.com/UnBQWRe.png

still amazed that cameron weathered the storm after it was revealed he'd fucked his gold-plated dipshit brother

http://i.imgur.com/v37yiHE.jpg

lolz

TOO SOON.

BTW, I kinda entertained the idea that Varys actually has a twin, thus explaining his being in two places at "once".

Not sure if this has been mentioned upthread. Bryan Cogman responds to the teleportation issues:

https://twitter.com/b_cogman/status/747542462311260160

― groovypanda, Tuesday, June 28, 2016 10:03 AM (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

for those who didnt click through

http://i.imgur.com/e6J53r3.png

yet gendry has spent four seasons in a motherfucking boat

gendry is on punishment

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a7/TheWire14.jpg/250px-TheWire14.jpg

he does have the dark hair of the Baratheon family

"So tell me, McGendry, where do you NOT want to end up?"

"Hang out"? P cold, nashwan

Not sure why there was so much obfuscating of Jon's father's name in the Tower of Joy scene (thought it all seemed pretty obvious) since the HBO website has confirmed it.

lol really? jfc

Where? Not here

http://www.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/episodes/6/60-60-the-winds-of-winter/synopsis.html

http://www.makinggameofthrones.com/production-diary/got-connections-ned-promise-tower-of-joy-infographic

One thing I did ponder: was the wildfire cache always under the sept like that specifically, or did someone move it there?

thanks gukbe

trayce, that cache was there from before the show even started - it was placed at the orders of the mad king, and his intent to use it (along with other caches around town! still there, presumably!) was why Jaime got the nickname

Also I have to assume Qyburn and his birds had to knock open at least a couple of bricked-up passages to find that shit, if it were as easy as they made it seem in the episode, somebody else would have discovered it in the intervening period (at least 20 years in Westeros-time)

QUESTION: how do GoTverse people measure years if winter isn't annual?

Oh I knew the cache had always existed under the city, I just wondered if it had always been conveniently under the sept.

..but if theres more than one cache that would explain it dur.

El Tomboto
Posted: June 29, 2016 at 6:28:02 PM

QUESTION: how do GoTverse people measure years if winter isn't annual?

same way we do is my understanding

"winter" isnt about the sun its magical

Search out the cgi breakdown of the battle of the bastards