Game of Thrones

[mgoblue2290]

I'd categorize those spoilers as more than mild Larry. Since we're using the Taco Bell sauce system, they're definitely fire.

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

I'd categorize those spoilers as more than mild Larry. Since we're using the Taco Bell sauce system, they're definitely fire.

They are kiiiiinda vague.

And "fire" isn't actually hot at all

:duda:

[Fappin Raptor]

Watched episode 3 and I enjoyed it.

[CrimsonGhost56]

i clicked on the spoiler but already forgot what it was



i hope this show doesnt go all walking dead and screech to a dead halt. doesnt seem like it though....

[NAHSTE]

I am a bit underwhelmed by this season so far but perhaps my expectations were just too high. Things are about to pick up majorly next week, I have a feeling.

[CrimsonGhost56]

Her character is generally minor for a while, and a lot of what happens in her neck of the woods doesn't effect what's going on in the west for a little while. She's kind of got her own character arc going.

boo-erns.

im with dave, the two most interesting characters from last year got killed off and no one (outside of lil' lanister) has come close to matching their coolness.

[NAHSTE]

Screen-grab of what Theon's letter to Robb actually said:

[Maynard]

I'm just comparing it to season 1. Season 1 was gangbusters from episode 1.
Frankly, I miss Dothraki and Ned Stark.
Those two really made season 1 for me.

exactly! those were great characters. having them die was great for the story but sucked because they were such great roles

[dave]

Truthfully, while I love reading, I don't want to read the books until the TV series plays itself out.
I have no doubt the books are better than the TV show, but I have invested myself in the TV show, so I want to let that play out.

Reminds me of Jurassic Park - the book is 1000x better than the movie, but I saw the movie first. The book didn't ruin the movie, but it changed it.

[NAHSTE]

Truthfully, while I love reading, I don't want to read the books until the TV series plays itself out.
I have no doubt the books are better than the TV show, but I have invested myself in the TV show, so I want to let that play out.

Reminds me of Jurassic Park - the book is 1000x better than the movie, but I saw the movie first. The book didn't ruin the movie, but it changed it.

See you in 10 years.

[dave]

See you in 10 years.

Wow.
Didn't realize it lasted that long.
I love reading, but don't wanna ruin the TV surprises.

[NAHSTE]

Wow.
Didn't realize it lasted that long.
I love reading, but don't wanna ruin the TV surprises.

Well there are at least six more seasons coming, if not more. We already know that the events of third book will span TV seasons 3 and 4. Since the sixth and seventh books have yet to even be written, there's no telling how many seasons HBO will need to finish this massive story off. I could definitely see production of the show extending into the next decade.

Meanwhile I was able to read the first three books in a little over six weeks. When waiting in between all of those seasons, I would think just general curiosity for what the fuck happens next would compel you to read the books, if nothing else.

[The Buddha]

Im the opposite of Dave, I read the Book 1 before watching Season 1. I found it easier to understand some of the smaller things going on that maybe the TV show didnt touch enough base on. The best part about it though, is while the Book gives you great insight into certain characters, the show also touches on characters that dont have chapters in the book.

[RosettaStoned]

Im the opposite of Dave

Cool, interesting, and good looking?

[Fappin Raptor]

Wow.
Didn't realize it lasted that long.
I love reading, but don't wanna ruin the TV surprises.

You won't ruin the TV surprises. It's still exciting even after reading the books.