well, we also have the Bran journey back to the Tower of Joy, witnessing Lyanna's last words to NedHelp me out here. The only evidence that Jon Snow was not a ******* and has a claim upon the throne was a text written by a guy, now dead, who recorded among other matters, his own bowel movements?
That and Bran's word which everyone takes as canon on the show.Help me out here. The only evidence that Jon Snow was not a ******* and has a claim upon the throne was a text written by a guy, now dead, who recorded among other matters, his own bowel movements?
And the weird guy in the chair.Help me out here. The only evidence that Jon Snow was not a ******* and has a claim upon the throne was a text written by a guy, now dead, who recorded among other matters, his own bowel movements?
I believe so. I loved when they showed his lifeless body laying on the ground a few seconds later.Did Qyburn's brains pop out of his head on impact? It looked like that to me.
It was edited out in the actual show.Pathetic. This is amateur hour
Are you sure you are watching this show?Did Jamie ever end up finding out Cersai was pregnant?
You are right thought it would be pretty easy for Dany and her supporters to deny Jon's claim as bunk. Also Jon didn't want to be king.The cross-examiner in me is coming out. My apologies. It is canon. I guess its not like anybody is going to cross-examine the seer.
"So, Mr. 3-eyed Raven is it? You saw this?" with which eye, eye #3? BTW, I see neither feathers nor a third eye as you take the witness seat since we can't actually call it a witness stand in your case, now can we?"
Ok. Thought that was a screencap. I take it back then.It was edited out in the actual show.
I’m pretty sure most of them don’t even know wtf they’re taking about. It’s like I’m reading the posting of mainstream media.Are you sure you are watching this show?
If I were he I would not have believed it. By living in denial I could keep scronking the hot blonde chick. By accepting it I immediately place a bulls-eye on my back and unless I am down with the whole incest thing, well no more mother of dragons sex for me.You are right thought it would be pretty easy for Dany and her supporters to deny Jon's claim as bunk. Also Jon didn't want to be king.
Yeah Tyrion's character has been really ruined since he killed his dad. He went from being one of the best characters in TV history to being one of the most boring unimportant characters. I disagree with the Jamie Lannister take here though. I know Jamie tried to change and made some progress, but just like on Mad Men, people are who they are and don't always follow arcs.https://youtu.be/H5j0Ofob1Xs
This video review sums up my thoughts on the episode perfectly. What an effen train wreck this was. Episode 8.2 where nothing happened except great character interaction, which is what made this show great, is by far my favorite of season 8.
I stopped watching when I realized id have to look at that guys face for the whole analysis.https://youtu.be/H5j0Ofob1Xs
This video review sums up my thoughts on the episode perfectly. What an effen train wreck this was. Episode 8.2 where nothing happened except great character interaction, which is what made this show great, is by far my favorite of season 8.
I still cannot believe dany made Tyrion her handYeah Tyrion's character has been really ruined since he killed his dad. He went from being one of the best characters in TV history to being one of the most boring unimportant characters. I disagree with the Jamie Lannister take here though. I know Jamie tried to change and made some progress, but just like on Mad Men, people are who they are and don't always follow arcs.
In the show, I am pretty sure the valonqar has never been mentioned.Sinn Fein said:So was the valaqar painted on the ceiling?
Right, and as her Hand he screwed up left and right. Even so far as to spread the secret she considered sacred. Why was he given so many chances? I wish he would have had a more interesting role in the final season or 2.I still cannot believe dany made Tyrion her hand
And why wouldn't dany just kill Tyrion when she killed varys? Why even keep him around?Right, and as her Hand he screwed up left and right. Even so far as to spread the secret she considered sacred. Why was he given so many chances? I wish he would have had a more interesting role in the final season or 2.
Its tough to stay angry at a self-deprecating dwarf. Try it some time, you'll see.Right, and as her Hand he screwed up left and right. Even so far as to spread the secret she considered sacred. Why was he given so many chances? I wish he would have had a more interesting role in the final season or 2.
I assumed because Tyrion came to her and revealed that she had been betrayed, she assumed he was ok? IDK. Also why were Varys and Jon plotting out in the open?Why did Dany execute Varys and not Tyrion? Did Varys actually warn Cersei about the attack and that was the cause of the ambush?
How dare you ruin my favorite character. Ned Stark would never have caught that easily and even if he was he'd never have lied and admitted to treason.hagmania said:Wow, Bald Move - two guys who have generally been even keel and pretty fair - just popped off on this episode. Kind of shocking tbh, almost as if they had been playing nice for a while and were looking for a reason to go ballistic.
They call it "showrunner malpractice" lolol.
Yeah I asked this last week? I assume Tyrion will live just based on these last two weeks. I just wished the writers would stop putting him in situations two weeks in a row that called for his obvious death.I assumed because Tyrion came to her and revealed that she had been betrayed, she assumed he was ok? IDK. Also why were Varys and Jon plotting out in the open?
How did Tyrion survive last week? Cersei sends a bounty hunter to kill him and then Tyrion just shows up at her doorstep with 100 archers pointed at his head. Why wouldn't she kill him exactly?
I'm telling you, if they manage to pull off a Jon Dany confrontation that is almost identical to Eddard and Cersei in the throne room after Robert died it would be really cool.The cross-examiner in me is coming out. My apologies. It is canon. I guess its not like anybody is going to cross-examine the seer.
"So, Mr. 3-eyed Raven is it? You saw this?" With which eye, eye #3? BTW, I see neither feathers nor a third eye as you take the witness seat since we can't actually call it a witness stand in your case, now can we?"
I just assumed it was the endgame and outline that GRRM gave them - Sam/Tyrion/Sansa/Jon live, Dany goes bonkers, Jaime and Cersei die together, and don't forget a cool zombie kidnapping scene - go!Yeah I asked this last week? I assume Tyrion will live just based on these last two weeks. I just wished the writers would stop putting him in situations two weeks in a row that called for his obvious death.
I think Brienne kills Dany with Jamie's sword -Oathkeeper.My guess is Jon ends up sacrificing himself to kill Dany. And Sansa sits on the Iron Throne at the end and marries her new hand Tyrion
Writing has really gone down hill this season. I have been fast forwarding through most of the boring parts.Are you sure you are watching this show?
Nobody seems to sink in the water seemingly no matter what they carry.Great episode, with the exception of the Euron and Jaime fight.
Euron's boat gets blown up, but somehow he manages to swim what looks like a mile in full battle garb, and when he finally comes ashore, it is at the same spot and at the exact same moment when Jaime is rushing into the secret passageway, and he's like "Lannister! Let's fight!", and he pulls out his ####### sword which he apparently swam all that way with. He then puts two deep stab wounds into Jaime's gut, which nearly kills Jaime, but somehow Jaime barely struggles to get his sword and kills Euron. Then, in spite of Jaime's mortal wounds, he runs into the tunnel, climbs stairs equivalent to the Empire State Building, finds Cersei, and then brings her back down the endless stairs so they can hug and be buried alive.
I get the symbolism for the Cersei and Jamie snuff, but the Euron distraction was stupid and WAY over the top.
I don't think they're criticizing the choices made about characters. One of them said they had taken Dany to the edge nigh on perfectly, and that they refused to show the push over that precipice.How dare you ruin my favorite character. Ned Stark would never have caught that easily and even if he was he'd never have lied and admitted to treason.
How dare you kill my favorite character. Robb would never have gone back on his word. And he'd never fall in love with some random woman when he was honour bound to avenge his father.
How dare you....
We could do this all day. It's just easier to second guess the show runners because it's the end of the show and there's no source material to act as canon so people want things the way they wanted them.
yes them meeting at the same time on that beach was terribleGreat episode, with the exception of the Euron and Jaime fight.
Euron's boat gets blown up, but somehow he manages to swim what looks like a mile in full battle garb, and when he finally comes ashore, it is at the same spot and at the exact same moment when Jaime is rushing into the secret passageway, and he's like "Lannister! Let's fight!", and he pulls out his ####### sword which he apparently swam all that way with. He then puts two deep stab wounds into Jaime's gut, which nearly kills Jaime, but somehow Jaime barely struggles to get his sword and kills Euron. Then, in spite of Jaime's mortal wounds, he runs into the tunnel, climbs stairs equivalent to the Empire State Building, finds Cersei, and then brings her back down the endless stairs so they can hug and be buried alive.
I get the symbolism for the Cersei and Jamie snuff, but the Euron distraction was stupid and WAY over the top.
Ned should have signed off on killing her in season 1So it seems King Robert was right all along.
Isn't Frankenstein killed by his monster?Qyburns death was great
They have the Bible in Westeros?And lo! a pale horse; and the name was Death to him that sat on him, and hell followed him
Bobby B had the right idea in portending Dany at the ill-fated council prior to his Boar gore ... it was Ned with the "i'm not worried about a little girl across the sea with 3 supposed dragon eggs" that put the kibosh on it, and really set both of them on their respective demises ... Varys did come thisclose with the poison wine, but, oddly enough, it was his inside conspirator, Jorah the Explorer, who intervened (he had fallen in love with her, obviously)So it seems King Robert was right all along.
That was my take as well - that they felt they didn't show that final push that sent her over the edge, and that Varys went out like a chump, etc.. Plus, like others in here, the Euron/Jaime meeting seemed to have pushed them over the edge for the episode as well. Interested to listen to it for the full episode to see if they've calmed down on the episode after letting it settle in a bit.I don't think they're criticizing the choices made about characters. One of them said they had taken Dany to the edge nigh on perfectly, and that they refused to show the push over that precipice.