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

Judging by the last episode she's definitely been at the coke on that voyage so anything goes right now.

Clearly this will end with her and Jon Snow riding a dragon into the sun together, which they will reignite with their passion, reheating this hunk of this globe and melting all the snow monsters.

next episode has leaked.

It's Friday. DGAF

i can wait the 2 days (or ya know longer if it came to it)

according to some ancient proverb - a steaming pile of turd in the hand is nay fucking better than - something else - that doesn't sound very fucking good - a couple of days fucking later.

who shits in their own hand is the question i pose to you

I really enjoyed it. Thought maybe you guys would enjoy having an extra two days to shit all over it.

The quality is horrid tho.

That's what we've all been saying.

yeah we have it but arent gonna watch it - its very compressed and looks shit

It's probably from before they CGI'd the dragons in or something.

I thought the ta-ta towel product placement was a bit gauche

http://jezebel.com/im-trying-to-trot-my-titties-into-this-ta-ta-towel-sta-1797514949

The quality for the final 15 minutes reaches some sub 80s Betamax pirate video level shit

jaime has been stealing the show this season

It's amusing to me that they keep using the name Dickon as a joke since Dickon Hinchliffe (ex-Tindersticks) scored a previous HBO series, Luck. (I don't know why I know that)

Theres too many similar names in the story on that note as well. Dickon, Rickon, Vickon, Rickard, Thoros, Davos...

Asha, Osha, Yara, Arya, etc.

That was stressful

lol @ three main characters coming within hair's breadths of dying in the same scene

Arya's fight/swordplay skills are dope.

I can't tell if the sparring scene was "fan service" or just a ton of fun, but IDGAF. I do actually wonder if Maisie did that kip-up herself or if it was a stunt person.

petroglyphs in cave so fucking stupid

I admired the fact that the first men invented permanent blue paint just to color in the eyes of the walkers

i've complained about the predictability and fan service of this season as much as anyone, but goddamn I thought that battle was amazing. Some of those scenes of Bron being chased, the whole thing was just great.

A show was dragons and magic and evil zombie necromancers and cave drawings of mythical "forest children" but the fact that they had blue dye is what crosses the line for you?

Some of those scenes of Bron being chased, the whole thing was just great.

I actually couldn't believe he survived this episode. They did that extremely well.

If Jaime doesn't drown I'll have to chalk it up to the same physics that got Dany's army across the continent in apparently three days or so. Don't care, having too much fun.

Just once it would be nice to see some action on this show
Yeah that was fun

Yeah Jaime should be a goner, sinking to the bottom of the pond.

I guess tyrion was watching and could send someone over to fetch him.

Bronn has to be the most athletic dude in the history of westeros to make that diving horse tackle. I'd draft him as my free safety

If Jaime doesn't drown I'll have to chalk it up to the same physics that got Dany's army across the continent in apparently three days or so.

Not at all to dispute the time-condensed nature of the season so far, but they only had to get from Dragonstone to the outskirts of King's Landing.

I appreciated bron's roy scheider impression.

Jaime won't die. It's total story lines at this point coming together, but to me, it's pretty enjoyable.

fkn dragon blitzkrieg was aaaaawweeeeesome

jamie won't die or at least not yet

until you see him headless or full of spears or torn into pieces ie actually dead & not still alive slowly sinking to the bottom during a fadeout

we will get our HE DIDNT GET OUT OF THE COCKADOODIE CAR jaime is still alive moment trust

pretty sure they wouldn't have jaime saved from an epic flaming death just to drown from a plunge into a pond.

awesome episode.

pretty satisfying to see that qyburn weapon get tail-smacked into pieces.

I quit at season 2 when there were the ghost people in the free desert city, jumping in again with this episode. Suspicious that it's permeated pop culture to the point where I'll understand everything that's going on.

This episode fucking ruled. Back on the bandwagon lol

Only thing that bugged me was some of the lines davos got were super corny lol tho he did his best

Guy who plays bron is a good actor

I think kit Harrington is a good actor too tbh

Also weren't the blue eyes just blue colored rocks, duh

That. Was. AWESOME.

...except for the bits with Littlefinger glowering in the corner repeatedly. Shit or get off the pot, dude!

Got a creepy feeling littlefinger's got the hots for Arya now.

Get over the blue paint/rocks. We've got blue from like 1323 BC says wikipedia, and it's a latecomer after red, ochre, pink and purple, colors used in cave paintings that are still visible.

No no i need you guys to be annoyed over a lame comment i threw in there for another 8 hours at least

I also like the idea that when fighting an enemy with piercing blue eyes, that people would find a blue color much sooner!

Wow, they fucking nailed that Dothraki/Drogon attack. I know I'm doing my share of lame comments as well, but this show still nails the iconic parts of this story when it matters.

The cavalry riding through the fire. That was stunning.

So where was Dickon's Dad in all this? I forgot to give a shit about where he was going and for what purpose.

He was headed to the rear to flog the cart drivers at the end of the line.

Littlefinger's face when Bran said "Chaos is a ladder" was so good.

"Your people can't fight."

You've got fucking dragons mate.

Bronn has to be the most athletic dude in the history of westeros to make that diving horse tackle. I'd draft him as my free safety

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