crackhaus:

I saw nothing of the sort.

Topmaike007:
I really like the show,abeg things dey bend and straight from one episode to another..kudos to those guys (writer)playing with our emotion

xxix:


Especially that one called Dan Weiss, see the way they coldly explain the shit they make happen on TV. While Dan appears quite more confident David benioff always has his head on this shoulders and trying not to look directly at the camera. These guys are something else!

Nnaabros:


You guys need to ease up a bit and stop lambasting him. Gosh! Jon has made so much sacrifices to save his people and his remaining families. He even got killed in the process and was resurrected. For a guy who had died and came back from the dead, I think it's forgivable if he seems rather too careful and sullen.

Jon's interest was never the throne. And he has reiterated that several times. He has achieved what he wanted, protecting his people from the army of the dead and seeing his family members together again and defeating all enemies of their families. Now, he doesn't want to put his family in any further harm.

His battles have been fought and done with. Now he simply follows danny carefully, fulfilling his own end of the bargain. This battle is not his. He's just assisting. Forget the Aegon identity. It's was an agreement he already reached with Danny before he became aware of his true identity. AN AGREEMENT IS AN AGREEMENT. If you ask me, the dude is approaching the matter very maturedly, even if he seems conflicted.

Jon is the hero of this show from day one till now. His seeming present 'dullness' is not stupidity. When you've been through the kind of things he has, the battles he has fought so far, you yourself would mellow down.

Swtcherries:
The way cersei ran way during the fight was so funny.

crackhaus:

It sure seems like I'm the only one who saw the Starbucks cup in that scene as a deliberate theatrical stunt

Do you know how many actors were physically present in that scene in front of the cameras?
What about the production staff who were behind the cameras?
Not to mention that before we get to see what we see on TV, a lot of editing is done - scenes are cut, dialogues are cut, continuity, some scenes are even re-done, etc.

Knowing all that now, do you honestly think no one noticed a Starbucks cup all through the entire process?
Cinematic mistakes are not that obvious but that cup in the position it stood, was too darn obvious.

crackhaus:

It sure seems like I'm the only one who saw the Starbucks cup in that scene as a deliberate theatrical stunt

Do you know how many actors were physically present in that scene in front of the cameras?
What about the production staff who were behind the cameras?
Not to mention that before we get to see what we see on TV, a lot of editing is done - scenes are cut, dialogues are cut, continuity, some scenes are even re-done, etc.

Knowing all that now, do you honestly think no one noticed a Starbucks cup all through the entire process?
Cinematic mistakes are not that obvious but that cup in the position it stood, was too darn obvious.

ollah2:



Dany will kill Sansa, Jon will kill Dany and Jon alongside Arya will rule the seven kingdoms

ChristineC:
Jon Snow is truly dumb.

A lady he's in love with just pleaded with him not to reveal a secret, he did. Ok she felt betrayed but didn't really mind. She let love win.

She confided in him that she feels loveless and alone. He knew very well that he alone at that moment could check her worst impulses. He still perched on middle ground. It was easy to see that she was broken hard. Reassurances and even taking her to bed from that kiss she initiated would have saved King Landing. It's not as if it will be a new thing, they've been fuc'n after all.
All other little inhibitions he may have can come in later when the war was done and dusted.

Ygritte and Milessandre was right all along, Jon Snow is really a dumbfuck!

alexistaiwo:
You are talking to someone who dumped the following series.

Vikings (season 1)
Empire (Season 3)
Power (Season 2)
Agents of Shield (Season 1)
Lucifer (Season 2)
and many more.


The selling point of GOT is the unpredictability.
Even Jon Snow can die in the season finale.

alexistaiwo:
Kindly stick to your telemundo and Zeeworld shows and their predictable plots and leave GOT for those who are interested in it

You think GOT became a household name by being predictable?

Isomerizm:
I'd still steal his crush.

Isomerizm:
Stating the obvious. Characters have to act according to the script and directing. It goes without saying.

I'm talking based on the script. In the script, couldn't the writer have just written what you quoted?

And it's my own fantasy, to answer you question.

Isomerizm:
Beauty without brain. She knew she was legit gonna die on that terrace. She couldn't pull Cersie down with her, when she came close. Some kamikaze stuff.

FunTonic:
This is one thing i admire about the writers.
You do good, you die a hero.
You do bad, you die a shameful death.
That is Game of thrones for you.

GrabHisBalls:
Thanks.

ThothHermes:
Got your mail. Thanks.

ThothHermes:
Got your mail. Thanks.

SerVik:

There would be a GOT spin-off, although its not going to be adapted from 'fire and blood'.

BTW where did you download from? Could you drop a link? Or perhaps send the book to my mail, if it isn't much of a bother?

vetrovialMan:


I think you may be right, Jon wouldn't have been able to take out NK in a one on one combat. Did u see the move he used to kill theon?