Game of Thrones Season 4 - EXPECT SPOILERS (2 Viewers)

[pete]

well i wasn't expecting that

 

[ann post]

fucksakes.

Spoiler

ayra's laugh bit was good though, how long have we been waiting for a load of starks to land in one place?

interesting parallels between ramsey and reeks parental issues.

*thank god*

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

The laugh was the best part of the episode. She has come full circle - she laughs at death.

I am sad that the Hound will die.
No one in GoT complains of an infection that gets better - he's going the way of Daenerys's hubbie, I reckon.

 

[ann post]

if she gets into that castle she's liable to kill anyone or anything.

I'll miss that foreign lad. he should have had a word with bron at some stage.

sansa has apprenticed under cersei and the rest and now has a castle and might have a murderous little sister to play with sortly. she might get a bit into the old throne swapping.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

He should have quit while he'd a head.

#waka #hereallweek

 

[Unicron]

Well that was something.

 

[chris d]

I'm ripping.

 

[oh shit]

Been having flashbacks all day

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Are they both dead?

 

[oh shit]

I believe at least one of them is

 

[oh shit]

I can just about bring myself to think about the rest of this episode now. It was really fantastic. Sansa finally doing something cool - and looking totally amazing coming down the steps in black. Guessing all those tedious passive moments she (we) endured will now pay off as she has been properly schooled in throne-games.

Arya laughing was brilliant. Her craic with the hound on the way was great too, he's clearly on the way out sadly. As is Tyrion, it seems we're in for another Ned Stark moment unless Jaime has another attack of morality and does a jaaaaaail-break.

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Felt sorry for Jorah, but will he stay loyal to her out of love even in his (second) exile? Obviously Vaerys/Tywin has some bigger plan afoot - cos if that's all that Tywin's scheme amounted to, it was hardly worth while, and how would they know Jorah was such a trusted advisor anyway... hm.

The Reek deception thing didn't amount to much, I thought he was going to go long-term undercover and really do some crazy shit. Oh well. What else? The wildings are coming! Castle black is going down, clearly.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I can just about bring myself to think about the rest of this episode now. It was really fantastic. Sansa finally doing something cool - and looking totally amazing coming down the steps in black. Guessing all those tedious passive moments she (we) endured will now pay off as she has been properly schooled in throne-games.

Arya laughing was brilliant. Her craic with the hound on the way was great too, he's clearly on the way out sadly. As is Tyrion, it seems we're in for another Ned Stark moment unless Jaime has another attack of morality and does a jaaaaaail-break.

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Felt sorry for Jorah, but will he stay loyal to her out of love even in his (second) exile? Obviously Vaerys/Tywin has some bigger plan afoot - cos if that's all that Tywin's scheme amounted to, it was hardly worth while, and how would they know Jorah was such a trusted advisor anyway... hm.

The Reek deception thing didn't amount to much, I thought he was going to go long-term undercover and really do some crazy shit. Oh well. What else? The wildings are coming! Castle black is going down, clearly.

The series never gives you what you want.

It will always give you the sad ending, as it were.

Wouldn't it be brilliant if the Red Viper beat The Mountain? Sure would!
Well that means it's probably not going to happen. Not that they won't let you hope it will happen. They'll wave it in your fucking face. Then eat it.

Wouldn't it be brilliant if Theon's sister came and rescued him after all his torture? Sure would! etc. etc.

 

[nooleen]

*pop*

 

[nooleen]

Spoiler

first rule of duelling: never showboat within grabbing distance of a fallen opponent

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

I believe at least one of them is

Funny man.

Does this not imply that the Mountain is dead?

Or am I forgetting a death?

A Closer Look at Game of Thrones Season Four Episode Eight

Scorecard

• Breasts, exposed: 14
• Deaths, minor-character: 13 (in Mole's Town)
• Deaths, major-character: Two
• Dicks, exposed: None
• Dinklage accent rating: 1/10
• Dragons: none
• "Hodor"s: None
• Littlefinger accent rating: Welsh pirate?
• Percentage of screen time involving Sansa Stark that is boring: 10
• Sex scenes: None
• #ThisCouldBeUsButYouPlayin: Roose and Ramsay Bolton
• #TrueDetectiveSeason2: The Mountain and his squire

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

*pop*

 

[chris d]

I cannie do the spoilers tag, so anyone that hasnt watched the new episode yet DONT READ THIS FOR FUCKS SAKES.

Spoiler

I was genuinely pissed after watching that earlier. Your man has been the star of this series. He was charismatic, lean, totally badass. There has been an awful lot of dross to wade through this season to get to the good bits, his speech the other week being one of the highlights.

that was gruesome as fuck too. jesus.

Back to the boring shit actors next week so. Yay. Obviously they cant really kill Tyrion can they?

The whole Black Watch stuff is falling flat on its face. I couldnt give a monkeys about those tools. And shouldnt we be more worried about the white walkers coming and killing everything in their path? Your one with the dragons is still a total bore. Give me more Stannis and his crew.

 

[Cormcolash]

Spoiler

first rule of duelling: never showboat within grabbing distance of a fallen opponent

HE SHOULD HAVE PAID MORE ATTENTION TO LIAM NEESON FILMS

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[Cormcolash]

Funny man.

Does this not imply that the Mountain is dead?

Or am I forgetting a death?

A Closer Look at Game of Thrones Season Four Episode Eight

Haha Welsh Pirate sounds about right!!

 

[oh shit]

Funny man.

Does this not imply that the Mountain is dead?

Or am I forgetting a death?

A Closer Look at Game of Thrones Season Four Episode Eight

Well I guess Tyrion might then raise a technicality, but I guess the rule is still that the first guy to die loses. seriously, fuck the mountain that rides. What a total wanker. I guess if Oberyn didn't drink first he'd not have gotten as carried away and just killed the fucker from far away