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[Han Shot First]

Two thoughts.

- Stannis is no longer Henpecked Hou. Ho hum.

- As actresses hold more sway in the show, they can afford to refuse to show their ******. eg, Daenerys. Did you see her covering her ****** with the bed linen in episode 6? She did that because she can. She couldn't in season 1. So the show makers resort to younger, less important characters and tell the actresses "show yer ******". And the girls don't have enough influence in the show to refuse so they have to go with it.

 

After that one Sand Snake I am not complaining

 

I didn't even notice Bronn was in the scene until the sixteenth rewind.

[KaiserShep]

If I had that poison working through my system, I would probably have died instantly. 

[I WANT YOU TO FUCK ME JERY]

I was pretty scared they went and added Dolorous Edd to the 'died way sooner than they should have' list for a second there. 

[Bison]

I was pretty scared they went and added Dolorous Edd to the 'died way sooner than they should have' list for a second there. 

When I saw the blood near the dragonglass it was like.

 

STOP. SHOW WRITERS STOP THIS IS INFRINGING ON MY RIGHTS.

[Dermain]

Am I the only one that's upset that the Lord of Bones is dead?

[Nethalf]

lol G.R.R.MARTIN is a true masochist and his world is the most screwed up fictional world in the history of Fantasy novels!

I say, Lewis Carol's Alice.

 

I mean, Disney didn't do anything right in that movie. "Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking-Glass..." don't have conflict, don't have villains and pretty much don't have storyline. There's no tension in there-- and still, the books are interesting to read.

Disney just cut all this out and gave us another "save the kingdom", "smite the evil" and "find yourself" crap. They literally butchered the books.

 

At least, HBO just changes some plotlines and doesn't change the whole point of the books.

[mousestalker]

I say, Lewis Carol's Alice.
 
I mean, Disney didn't do anything right in that movie. "Alice in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking-Glass..." don't have conflict, don't have villains and pretty much don't have storyline. There's no tension in there-- and still, the books are interesting to read.
Disney just cut all this out and gave us another "save the kingdom", "smite the evil" and "find yourself" crap. They literally butchered the books.
 
At least, HBO just changes some plotlines and doesn't change the whole point of the books.

Since the whole point of "A Song of Ice And Fire" is to make George R. R. Martin a boatload of money, that would be hard to do, short of litigation.

[Matieo]

Am I the only one that's upset that the Lord of Bones is dead?

Probably.

[Iakus]

Nobody arround to raise Sansa, though + she just found out her brothers are alive. So she just got a boost there.

I don't mean literally Lady Stoneheart.  I'm not sure they're even going to go that route on the series.

 

I mean "vengeful b*tch" Lady Stoneheart role, who will ruthlessly destroy all she even suspects of betraying her family.

[Teddie Sage]

Loved Homehard.

Spoiler

Sad to see that Karsi (the new Wildling woman) won't make it to the end of the season.

[Vortex13]

Loved Homehard.

Spoiler

Sad to see that Karsi (the new Wildling woman) won't make it to the end of the season.

 

Oh she'll make it, just not in the form you were expecting. 

[Steelcan]

I doubt Ramsay and his entourage kill Stannis, my guess is that they merge his storyline and the Karstark traitors in some way

[TheChris92]

Birgitte is doing awesome as Karsi -- Interesting how she's managed to rid herself of her accent so smoothly. Awesome.

[Steelcan]

Birgitte is doing awesome as Karsi -- Interesting how she's managed to rid herself of her accent so smoothly. Awesome.

was*

[TheChris92]

was*

I'm still watching.. but oh well..

[Steelcan]

I'm still watching.. but oh well..

spoiler alert, random side character dies in GoT

[LPPrince]

I don't think its impossible to forge new Valyrian steel. I believe the key to it is dragon fire, which would allow Daenerys to be the one to have it crafted. Problem is, they(Dany's company) haven't even entertained the idea of trying it. There's probably more to it(I imagine there has to be) but hey, give it a shot.

 

As for obsidian(dragonglass) its Stannis who can take care of supplying that. He's got LOADS of it on Dragonstone.

[TheChris92]

spoiler alert, random side character dies in GoT

Thanks, now I know!

[Alan Rickman]

That has to go down as one of the greatest battle scenes ever put to film.

[Milan92]

I loved it.

 

Great to finally see the white walkers in action after they've been build up so much during the previous seasons.

[wicked cool]

Was there a preview for next week. My recording cut off at credits

I heard an interesting theory on who the king wight is

I want ice spiders!!

[mousestalker]

Was there a preview for next week. My recording cut off at credits

I heard an interesting theory on who the king wight is

I want ice spiders!!

There was. It was even less informative than usual.

[AlanC9]

Two thoughts.
- Stannis is no longer Henpecked Hou. Ho hum.
- As actresses hold more sway in the show, they can afford to refuse to show their ******. eg, Daenerys. Did you see her covering her ****** with the bed linen in episode 6? She did that because she can. She couldn't in season 1. So the show makers resort to younger, less important characters and tell the actresses "show yer ******". And the girls don't have enough influence in the show to refuse so they have to go with it.

I don't think this is strictly true for the series, though it may be true in Emelia Clarke's particular case. GoT is generally shot so you could do a non-nude edit of the episode with perhaps an alternate camera angle or a zoom-and-crop, presumably so they can sell it in puritanical countries. Sometime that means that they handle nudity in a scene as if they were basic cable. We'll see how Dany's future scenes play out. And Margaery's too, I guess.

[Han Shot First]

I doubt Ramsay and his entourage kill Stannis, my guess is that they merge his storyline and the Karstark traitors in some way

 

I hope this is true, if only hear this exchange with Ramsay replacing Arnolf Karstark:

 

Spoiler

"Your Grace." Arnolf Karstark bowed his head. "An honor." He looked for a seat. Instead his eyes found Theon. "And who is this?" Recognition came a heartbeat later. Lord Arnolf paled.

His stupid son remained oblivious. "There are no chairs," the oaf observed. One of the ravens screamed inside its cage.

"Only mine." King Stannis sat in it. "It is no Iron Throne, but here and now it suits." A dozen men had filed through the tower door, led by the knight of the moths and the big man in the silvered breastplate.

 

"You are dead men, understand that," the king went on. "Only the manner of your dying remains to be determined. You would be well advised not to waste my time with denials. Confess, and you shall have the same swift end that the Young Wolf gave Lord Rickard. Lie, and you will burn. Choose."

 

Roasted Ramsay? Yes, please. Make this happen show.

[AlanC9]

There was. It was even less informative than usual.

I dunno. We see the key plot points of the next episode, don't we? Ramsay's raid works out well enough for Stannis to go full Agamemnon, Jorah ends up in that arena, Arya gets to do her thing, and..... something happens in Dorne.