A Game Of Thrones
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blown was my mind. absolutely blown. then I rewinded and rewatched, then the exploded fragments blowed up.
at first I was like
then I was all
and finally
at first I was like
then I was all
and finally
OK
quiz for you all.
Did you notice the cameo role by some very famous musicians ( well the drummer at least)
Check out the orchestra in this episode and LMK if you think you know who it is!
( tiny clue: appropriate band name for this episode.)
quiz for you all.
Did you notice the cameo role by some very famous musicians ( well the drummer at least)
Check out the orchestra in this episode and LMK if you think you know who it is!
( tiny clue: appropriate band name for this episode.)
I have so many mixed emotions about that episode. Its like they are doing the same thing they did with Rome and the show is never coming back. Darn you HBO! I can't wait to see the finale!
Drew
NO GOOD DEED SHALL GO UNPUNISHED!
Drew
NO GOOD DEED SHALL GO UNPUNISHED!
spoiler alert,.......for anyone who hasn't seen last night's episode
i'm not sure how I feel about what happened. I feel like the war between the north and the lannisters were a major part of the plot of the whole show and they just took a huge chunk out of it. and i'm not sure if the other side stories are as interesting besides Dany's. and in a way I've always wanted rob to get some form of revenge directly. my jaw dropped when I saw rob's wife get shanked prison style. that's when I realized what a huge twist this was gonna be. I was left with a dark sinking feeling when cat stark was pleading for rob's life.
this 30 sec or so was amazingly done,........... amazing
rob - mother
Bolton to rob - the lannisters send their regards *spluck*
cat - NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! *SLASH* Fray's young wife gets killed
*cat stands there for a moment, then *SLASH* she gets the same, only after she's seen her whole life get crushed before her eyes
total silence,........ goes to credits,........... no music, no nothing
my jaw continues to lay on the ground at this point
i'm not sure how I feel about what happened. I feel like the war between the north and the lannisters were a major part of the plot of the whole show and they just took a huge chunk out of it. and i'm not sure if the other side stories are as interesting besides Dany's. and in a way I've always wanted rob to get some form of revenge directly. my jaw dropped when I saw rob's wife get shanked prison style. that's when I realized what a huge twist this was gonna be. I was left with a dark sinking feeling when cat stark was pleading for rob's life.
this 30 sec or so was amazingly done,........... amazing
rob - mother
Bolton to rob - the lannisters send their regards *spluck*
cat - NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! *SLASH* Fray's young wife gets killed
*cat stands there for a moment, then *SLASH* she gets the same, only after she's seen her whole life get crushed before her eyes
total silence,........ goes to credits,........... no music, no nothing
my jaw continues to lay on the ground at this point
on a different note, I was pretty happy to see grey worm in action.
and good to see a different side of the hound
and good to see a different side of the hound
It certainly lived up to the moniker of 'Red Wedding' ...
Seeing Grey Worm was awesome, even more so when set against the knight and the mercenary ... three distinct fighting styles, shown off brilliantly.
Jon and Ygritte - I did not see that playing out they way it did in that episode.
Bran and Rickon - For as little effort the the series has put into these two, their parting scene was really well done.
Talisa - Totally bummed, she had the best body I thought of those that liked to show off in the series.
Grey Wind - it was very sad to watch his end, especially since he didn't get to fight back.
Brynden "Blackfish" Tully - I hope he survived, he wasn't in the hall since he went to take a piss. They didn't show him getting it like the rest of the guards after the fact (or if he did, I missed it).
The look on Frey's face during the slaughter was damn creepy, he did a hell of a job.
I agree with Sumo on the Hound, he is getting better and better much like Jaime.
Seeing Grey Worm was awesome, even more so when set against the knight and the mercenary ... three distinct fighting styles, shown off brilliantly.
Jon and Ygritte - I did not see that playing out they way it did in that episode.
Bran and Rickon - For as little effort the the series has put into these two, their parting scene was really well done.
Talisa - Totally bummed, she had the best body I thought of those that liked to show off in the series.
Grey Wind - it was very sad to watch his end, especially since he didn't get to fight back.
Brynden "Blackfish" Tully - I hope he survived, he wasn't in the hall since he went to take a piss. They didn't show him getting it like the rest of the guards after the fact (or if he did, I missed it).
The look on Frey's face during the slaughter was damn creepy, he did a hell of a job.
I agree with Sumo on the Hound, he is getting better and better much like Jaime.
All I can say is I hate how much different they make show from book. A big factor for Jon's role defending the wall from Mance is that he got shot in the leg with an arrow while running from Yggrite and the rest of the wild lings. I guess it doesnt really matter, but in the books, Rob's wife did not go to the wedding. Her going put it a little over the top with me and especially the way she died.
really? wow, so I guess there's no harm in asking,...... did rob's wife die in the books too?
and does ygritte shoot jon in the leg with the arrow?
darthp, who is grey wind?
and do they reveal what happens to the cat's brother that got married? was that really one of frey's daughters? maybe you guys shouldn't answer these questions about the married couple
edit: nevermind, grey wind is rob's wolf. and yes, very sad to see it die like that
