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sounds exactly like what people said after episode 2 of each of the last four seasons. This is how they do it - they start the season by putting the pieces in motion, then there's a big moment next week, then things build up to episode 9, and then they in episode 10 they leave you with some big cliff hangers.
The same thing happened to me last year. If I had it to do over I would wait until the series is over and run through it. It is more entertaining that way.
"Wait until the series is over".
I did that with Breaking Bad and it was great.
I did it for Breaking Bad as well, but that was just because I didn't watch any episodes of the show until the 5th season was on the air."Wait until the series is over".
After speed watching, getting one episode week it seems like nothing happens.
You misread, I said if I had to do it over I would have waited until the series is over. I am not waiting now.I did it for Breaking Bad as well, but that was just because I didn't watch any episodes of the show until the 5th season was on the air."Wait until the series is over".
After speed watching, getting one episode week it seems like nothing happens.
Seems a bit odd to me to just stop watching this show and let it build up until the series is over after you already started watching it - just because we can't seem wait a week for the next show. Truly first world problems, and people just don't have patience for the slow build as much anymore. Also with this show, no why you don't get half of the stuff spoiled for you by that point if you don't watch soon after seasons are over.
Yes, yes I did.You misread,.I did it for Breaking Bad as well, but that was just because I didn't watch any episodes of the show until the 5th season was on the air."Wait until the series is over".
Seems a bit odd to me to just stop watching this show and let it build up until the series is over after you already started watching it - just because we can't seem wait a week for the next show. Truly first world problems, and people just don't have patience for the slow build as much anymore. Also with this show, no why you don't get half of the stuff spoiled for you by that point if you don't watch soon after seasons are over.
Yeah, I said it after I caught up on the last season - Dany's storyline is just not doing it for me anymore. It's not so much that I need action action action and war war war. I'm ok with character building and background and all that stuff, and a lot of her story was really well told. I had no complaints. But at this point we get it - she has to learn how to rule. They've been telling the same story now for her for 2 years. Unless there is a specific reason for a specific city being in the ultimate story I don't know why we needed to do this multiple times.
A Song of Ice and Fire series by George R.R. Martin.The Ref said:
I didn't see Woody Harrelson anywhere.I think he means the Yellow Kingbigmarc27 said:
Interesting, I didn't know the show was based on actual events.
Remember I know where you live and we are in the same CoC clan. Don't make me fly up there and end you.
Fat. Lol.
Well of course the guy playing Mance is still alive in real life. This is just a t.v. show we're watching. They use special effects to make it look like they shot an arrow into the Mance character, but the actor is a-ok, just out of work with respect to this show.
Thanks for the clarification. It did look like real fire, and I was nervous. He may still be able to get back into the show if the red women could maybe switch his face with that Jigger Harqueen dude or something. I like both actors so I'm not sure how I would feel about it though.
