Game of Thrones [TV] Master Thread

[bojangles1987]

They are getting a little bit too far from the books, to the point that this will be a completely different story it seems later on. If the show delivers anyway, no problem.

[Uns]

Both Wilding women turned me on.

The one who got naked is actually sexy underneath.

The other one rubbing her arse remindd me of my childhood doing silly games like that. I got turned on.

Theon was made to be weak, but IMO that might be the guy himself too. He reminds me of Versy.

The fight and massacre of Joffreys people seemed too fake. You need to build up anger with the people for that. It seemed random and tbh quite frankly they would have been too scared to do it randomly.

Arya used her 2nd kill wisely, but it seems wasted!

Khalesei is annoying. She always annoyed me. She looks like she is about to cry everytime she says 'The rightful throne is mine, I am blah blah.

I want her to get angry and her voice to be fearsome.

The wolves together are boss.

[bojangles1987]

As usual, Maisie Williams is in a scene with two people who are far older and more experienced, yet ends up doing the best acting in the scene. Hard to tell whether Littlefinger recognized her or not. How the hell did Jaqen get to that guy? What a boss.

Those scenes beyond the Wall were gorgeous. And Ygritte!! The f*** is wrong with Snow, telling her to stop rubbing up on him?

F***ing Joffrey, what a moronic piece of sh**. I'd watch an episode just of people slapping him. "And now I've struck a king, did my hand fall off at the wrist?"

Big complaint: They are butchering Qarth. I'm trying not to judge it, a show is a show and a book is a book, but they have screwed it up royally, I'm actually dreading the scenes there next week. The acting is average, and every scene feels lame.

Very good episode, as usual. Getting close to the end here, going to be epic.

[Miburo]

Originally Posted by bojangles1987

As usual, Maisie Williams is in a scene with two people who are far older and more experienced, yet ends up doing the best acting in the scene. Hard to tell whether Littlefinger recognized her or not. How the hell did Jaqen get to that guy? What a boss.

Those scenes beyond the Wall were gorgeous. And Ygritte!! The f*** is wrong with Snow, telling her to stop rubbing up on him?

F***ing Joffrey, what a moronic piece of sh**. I'd watch an episode just of people slapping him. "And now I've struck a king, did my hand fall off at the wrist?"

Big complaint: They are butchering Qarth. I'm trying not to judge it, a show is a show and a book is a book, but they have screwed it up royally, I'm actually dreading the scenes there next week. The acting is average, and every scene feels lame.

Very good episode, as usual. Getting close to the end here, going to be epic.

Ygritte is much hotter than I was lead to believe from photos. Only redeeming thing about the episode, I am all about that. In contrast Dany's empty threats and squeamishness regarding all the dudes that have a thing for her is off-putting.

[bojangles1987]

Originally Posted by Shiranui

Ygritte is much hotter than I was lead to believe from photos. Only redeeming thing about the episode, I am all about that. In contrast Dany's empty threats and squeamishness regarding all the dudes that have a thing for her is off-putting.

I'm hating the Qarth storyline. I really am. It feels like a different, far lesser show compared to the rest of the hour we watch.

[-Lowkey-]

Originally Posted by bojangles1987

They are getting a little bit too far from the books, to the point that this will be a completely different story it seems later on. If the show delivers anyway, no problem.

Yeah almost every scene of that episode changed something to an extent from the book, but I agree as long as it delivers I wont complain I just hope they don't start messing around with the really big events of the story.

[Miburo]

Originally Posted by bojangles1987

I'm hating the Qarth storyline. I really am. It feels like a different, far lesser show compared to the rest of the hour we watch.

The whole Arya thing was far worse. First the herpderp setup of the Lannister officer being a poor reader, then Baelish melodrama (oh noes will I be recognized?!) , then the stealing of a missive and not immediately pocketing or destroying it after reading, followed by a chase scene in which dozens of soldiers got a good look at her, then a comedic, implausible assassination as the guy falls right through Tywin's door

[Ether]

Also, Theon failing again and again at the execution just shows how much of a true lost pussy he is. Can't even do a proper execution.

I don't care for the Starks but Ser Rodrik > That Red headed Step Child

[Miburo]

Originally Posted by Ether

Also, Theon failing again and again at the execution just shows how much of a true lost pussy he is. Can't even do a proper execution.

I don't care for the Starks but Ser Rodrik > That Red headed Step Child

I think that had nothing to do with failure, it was more a nod to realism. Without a very heavy, immaculately sharpened blade, that is exactly what would happen if you tried to behead someone with most swords.

[bojangles1987]

Originally Posted by Ether

Also, Theon failing again and again at the execution just shows how much of a true lost pussy he is. Can't even do a proper execution.

I don't care for the Starks but Ser Rodrik > That Red headed Step Child

Theon might be the one person Joffrey can win a fight against.

Nevermind, Theon's not that big a p***y.