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I'm fine with his death, especially how it happened, as long as someone comes in to fill that void. That might be Euron, but his character has been extremely rushed....and he wasn't even in the last episode, and only had a line or two in the episode before. Cersei is the big villain now, but she's always been there.
For sure, but Ramsay and Joff are one note villains. I prefer Tywin, Cersei, The Hound, etc.
the lot you referred to have shown some redeeming qualities throughout their arcs ... Tywin/Cersei more pragmatic than sadistic in their evil doings, no?
Isn't that before all the Theon torture episodes?
Theon is captured at the end of season 2, the torture episodes are in season 3. By the time of Joffrey's death in season 4 he is already Reek and is Ramsay's servant.
ftfy
... the murder of Mrycella was the tipping point - love how she handled the Sand witches
I'm totally disgusted with how you people bring facts into the equation.
Bobby Baccala/Hodor
There's a wild theory online that Bran is actually the Night King. The Bran figures out a way to not just view the past, but become a physical presence in the past. Which is why he is also all of the Brandon Starks in the past. They talk about him know every winterfell stone better than anyone, this is because he is Bran the Builder and actually built winterfell. And then he goes back and tries to warn the children of the forest, but because he is a human, and they're at war with the humans, they capture him, and turn him into the Night King. That scene where he watched how the Night King was created, was watching himself. Apparently he winces when watching the dragon glass stabbed into the guy (him?), and his physical form mirrors that of the human(him?) tied up in the vision.
Good one.
It's not world beating, but it's interesting.
All the people complaining about the drama in a drama is like complaining about the funny stuff in a comedy? How is that a bad analogy?
I almost put the first book down because it started with the White Walkers. I was not a zombie genre fan at all.
That's not at all what I'm saying. When you watch a comedy, you expect to laugh. To watch a drama and not expect drama is ridiculous and an incredible waste of time both watching said drama and then complaining about it.
My schedule is all off at work, as we go live with a new software package at one of our hospitals so it's all hands onsite (2 hours away from home). I worked three 12s and had 2 days off the last 2 days which felt like Sat and Sunday to me. I gotta say, it was a real bummer not having GoT last night. I almost watched episode 4 again just to get my fix. Sunday seems like a lifetime away with three more 12's ahead of me.
Correct, but they you put it is that it is dumb to complain about the comedy in a comedy show or the drama in a drama show. So you can't complain about the comedy in 2 1/2 Men? People can't complain about the drama or plot for NCIS? Obviously not all writing is equal, and people interpret and have different reactions to things.
I see it scheduled out straight from here.
Cool, thanks.
My understanding is that they completed all the principal work while shooting the 15 episodes. They lack mostly CGI and sound at this point, and a few location shots. The leaks also indicate they shot more than one "ending" which aligns with typical HBO practice dating back to the Sopranos.
Everything I've seen is that they just wrapped up writing the episodes but haven't started filming. Season 8 was on hold until they announced it in March. They were looking at 2018 or maybe even 2019
