Game of Thrones 407 - Mockingbird (long boring OP, poll free zone)

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rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

Mide posted:

I find it funny that Hot Pie has had more airtime than Gendry. Hell, even Syrio has had more airtime by being mentioned this season.
I want the cliff hanger at the end of the season to be Gendry's boat finally landing ashore.

What the fucks a Gendry.

# ¿ May 19, 2014 10:52

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# ¿ Apr 19, 2024 06:00

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

kiimo posted:

I had no idea Bronn was leaving for good until this thread today

I can honestly tell you that "this" thread or any other thread has no idea if this is true or not.

# ¿ May 20, 2014 03:21

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

ultramiraculous posted:

The matte paintings in Season 1 are just rough in general. I caught someone up on the show recently and there a few shots with the Red Keep in the background that are pretty rough, to say the least.

Weird, almost like the software and hardware get better every year.

# ¿ May 20, 2014 03:32

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

TheDon01 posted:

How did the Lannisters (and the small council) find out about the hound saying "gently caress the king" a few episodes back? I thought Hound/Arya killed everyone in the tavern.

Varys little birds are actually spy drones

# ¿ May 20, 2014 05:03

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

Falsey posted:

I wish they'd at least have the trust in their audience that he does. Even ignoring the Littlefinger scene, it's frustrating when a great conversation like with Tyrion and Oberyn ends with Oberyn saying, "I will begin with Ser Gregor Clegane, who killed my sister's children and then raped her with her blood still on his hands, before killing her, too."

Yeah you just told Tyrion that story like 4 episodes ago, we got it.

"Who is this Locke fellow and why is he going with Jon? He looks like a shady fellow." - this thread

# ¿ May 20, 2014 12:22

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

BioMe posted:

Even the goldfish in this thread still realized he was shady

And yeah I forgot who he was too.

And that's why everything has to be said at least a half dozen times. They have to count on goldfish memories. And thematically it works because you need to be reminded that Oberyn isn't just a sex bot, he's really loving mad. And in their previous meeting Tyrion was a relatively happy fellow, and now he has just as much reason to hate his family as Oberyn does. Repetition of his goals has value here, particularly when you've just seen the Mountain hack up some cowering grown men. Because now you can hear those words and imagine him doing the same to an infant and a little girl.

# ¿ May 20, 2014 13:19

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

Bobo the Red posted:

I don't like Cat because her dying act was to murder an innocent woman. Sorry if that's "goony".

Hey, she made a vow. She had to fulfill it. Unlike the men in her life, she takes her vows seriously.

# ¿ May 21, 2014 09:51

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

I can't wait to see what he says next. I hope HBO options this show.

# ¿ May 22, 2014 00:13

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

Shadow posted:

She's the rightful heir to Winterfell. I don't really understand how Roose Bolton could be given dominion over land on the one hand, and Tywin talking about Sansa's children inheriting Winterfel with Tyrion being Regent until that happens.

Which is it? Am I mixing up timelines?

It's the same thing that happened in the riverlands. Tywin put Harrenhall as supreme over the riverlands, and gave it to Baelish. So whoever ends up with riverrun just has that place, is not lord over the riverlands. Just the same, Tywin moved the control over the North to the Boltons. He intends for Sansa and Tyrion to take winterfell back and probably for them to reclaim the north from Bolton using the stark name as leverage. As Roose says this season, being given the post of Warden of the North is a lot easier than actually claiming it.

# ¿ May 23, 2014 13:46

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

Ballz posted:

Not in the show he wasn't. Stop projecting events from the book as if they're the same as the show.

Indeed, if anyone is confused Stannis outright says he learned it form Ned. e: Video doesn't allow embedding, so beware!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDVvvjhsOAc&t=53s

# ¿ May 26, 2014 20:54

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

No More Heroes posted:

If Tommen marries Margaery the houses are already combined, idk why they dont just let Cersei be a spinster.

To end those disgusting rumors once and for all. He literally says that.

# ¿ May 30, 2014 18:54

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# ¿ Apr 19, 2024 06:00

rypakal: Oct 31, 2012; He also cooks the food of his people

bUm posted:

but then got pissed at even a slight mention of the books

Nevermind how upsetting mentioning the books is when people literally ask questions about them/only answerable with them.

I am now thoroughly convinced that I was wrong; as wrong as I was when thinking historical tidbits you'd only know from reading the books might be interesting to show viewers.

I'm going to just hope you're new here, and not completely loving retarded. Because this has been a rule for seasons, and "read the loving OP" is the rule all over SA.

You don't get to pretend to feign surprise if you're not new here, and you apparently need to lurk more if you are.

# ¿ May 31, 2014 15:06

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