Game of Thrones Season 4 - EXPECT SPOILERS (3 Viewers)

[Jill Hives]

I was acutely nauseous afterwards, I've never had that from tv or a film before

Seriously? I think I've been numbed by all those French horror films @george mcfly made me watch. Even those barely made me bat an eye.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

You kind of knew it wasn't going to end well when his teeth got scattered across the plaza.

Your mind couldn't help wander to the idea of likely very primitive dental surgery standards on Westeros.

 

[oh shit]

Seriously? I think I've been numbed by all those French horror films @george mcfly made me watch. Even those barely made me bat an eye.

I guess I just really, really loved Oberyn. It happened to a bad guy in Irreversible

And I love george mcfly too - tell him I said hi

 

[hugh]

I thought it was so over the top it was just funny. Sad to see that guy go though. He was good craic.

There have been other things in GoT that have made me far more quesy - the wildlings running around hacking the shit out of unsuspecting villagers for example, Theon's torture, some of Joffrey's behaviour. I mean, if you sign up as a combatant in a duel-to-the-death you've got to expect the possibility of having your eyes gouged out and your head exploded. Fair game, I say.

 

[Lili Marlene]

Yeah I'm surprised myself, and intellectually that's all very true, but... this one was by far the worst for me. What a way to go.

 

[Unicron]

Seriously? I think I've been numbed by all those French horror films @george mcfly made me watch. Even those barely made me bat an eye.

I thought it was cool, I suddenly turned in Keanu Reeves and went "cool." There was a bit in this season's Hannibal that was far worse for me, it probably took an hour and a half to finish the episode because every so often I had to pause it and have a walk around the room. And the thing I watched right after GOT this week had a fuckload of rats in it, which is something I'm actually frightend of, some giant fucker popping my head like a grape doesn't seem like much of a legit threat.

 

[Unicron]

Red haired lass is in another dodgy relationship. Yeah don't care.

My new theory is that Gillen has spent the entire season speaking in a bizarre and distracting accent so that people don't focus on the fact that he's lusting after a character that's about 15, and who in the books is even younger.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

I thought it was cool, I suddenly turned in Keanu Reeves and went "cool." There was a bit in this season's Hannibal that was far worse for me, it probably took an hour and a half to finish the episode because every so often I had to pause it and have a walk around the room. And the thing I watched right after GOT this week had a fuckload of rats in it, which is something I'm actually frightend of, some giant fucker popping my head like a grape doesn't seem like much of a legit threat.

The gore in Hannibal is much more gruesome

 

[Lili Marlene]

Be all of this as it may, you're not going to explain me out of being freaked out by something.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Dany’s doing a really poor job of governing that city. Emilia Clarke’s performance gets worse and worse as the series progresses.

 

[Lili Marlene]

I really wish she'd do something cooler with the dragons. I mean she has dragons for christsake. She should just fly to King's Landing and fry everyone there.

 

[ann post]

If they kill Tyrion and play the dragon card, i'll probably stop watching after that. maybe.

why is grey worm becoming slowly relevant (dont answer if you are a book reader)

 

[David Kronenbourg]

She hasn’t trained them properly yet. They’re still too wild. I wish they’d invent some better CGI or do the dragons with practical effects.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

I thought Grey Worm’s ding dong had gone the way of Theon’s…

 

[Unicron]

She hasn’t trained them properly yet.

Shame she doesn't have netflix

 

[oh shit]

I thought Grey Worm’s ding dong had gone the way of Theon’s…

It has. My sister has read the books and thinks the Grey Worm subplot is basically sullying the unsullied for no good reason other than cheap yankee TV tropes

 

[David Kronenbourg]

It has. My sister has read the books and thinks the Grey Worm subplot is basically sullying the unsullied for no good reason other than cheap yankee TV tropes

do lads with no dick and balls get randy?

 

[ann post]

It has. My sister has read the books and thinks the Grey Worm subplot is basically sullying the unsullied for no good reason other than cheap yankee TV tropes

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[hugh]

do lads with no dick and balls get randy?

Wasn't he asked if he had lost the "pillar" or the "stones" or both? I can't remember what the answer was. My understanding is that if he has retained his "stones" then the randiness will certainly be there and we might expect some sort of, I dunno, extreme dry-humping with yer wan at least. Now that I think of it, surely he wouldn't possess that manly testerone-filled physique were he not still in possession of his "stones"? Yes, I think we can certainly expect some somewhat unconventional sex in the next episode.

 

[oh shit]

do lads with no dick and balls get randy?

according to her - I don't think this can be a spoiler, because it points to how no one knows what's going on with this subplot - in the books the unsullied are completely robotic, obedient, straight-forward fighting machines, and there is no humping, pillar, stones or otherwise.