I'm not going to confirm or deny what prompted my comment, but all I would say is loads happens in this episode. Still lots of reasons to be excited to watch.
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. However, the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
Have you considered that it could just be an honest mistake? As opposed to inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass.
Maybe if those accusing people of spoiling things were a little more understanding, those who posted the spoilers may not be so belligerent in their responses.
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
It was aired on TV in the UK early this morning. The ones waiting until 9pm tonight are late to the party
I only opened the thread because I suddenly remembered the next episode was on tonight and thought I would catch up with what people were saying about the last episode and what they thought would happen next. I only saw the spoiler posts for about 2 seconds before I realised what was going on and I clicked off the page. But in that 2 seconds a major incident in tonights episode was revealed. I thought the convention was to put a spoiler warning at the top of the post and insert 10 or 12 blank lines before the start of the next line. That would have caused me to shut the thread down immediatley without seeing the spoiler.
I considered it could have been a mistake, but quickly dismissed that as extremely unlikely.
The first 4 episodes of this series leaked online before the 1st ep aired at 9pm on sky atlantic. Not one person spoilt it for anyone else who was watching them in the regular slot. I am thankful to everyone who kept it to the other thread for that.
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
It was aired on TV in the UK early this morning. The ones waiting until 9pm tonight are late to the party
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. However, the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
Have you considered that it could just be an honest mistake? As opposed to inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass.
Maybe if those accusing people of spoiling things were a little more understanding, those who posted the spoilers may not be so belligerent in their responses.
There was absolutely no excuse for it. I am fuming about this and I don't give a f*ck about the beligerent responses of the spoilers.
So, as Suzi said, thanks for spoiling tonight's episode you f*cking tw*ts! (Obviously I am adding the last part).
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
Here's a fun fact: it's not a spoiler if it's already been on UK TV. And it was. It was on Sky Atlantic last night. As a result it's not that people have jumped the gun, it's that you're behind. You're behind the show and you still went on this thread and ruined the ending for yourself. I understand that you're disappointed but the fact is it's your own fault and taking it out on people here who watched it when it first aired just makes you look a bit silly.
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
Here's a fun fact: it's not a spoiler if it's already been on UK TV. And it was. It was on Sky Atlantic last night. As a result it's not that people have jumped the gun, it's that you're behind. You're behind the show and you still went on this thread and ruined the ending for yourself. I understand that you're disappointed but the fact is it's your own fault and taking it out on people here who watched it when it first aired just makes you look a bit silly.
Are you saying that it is not the case that the vast majority of people watch it for the first time on Monday nights at 9 pm?
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
Here's a fun fact: it's not a spoiler if it's already been on UK TV. And it was. It was on Sky Atlantic last night. As a result it's not that people have jumped the gun, it's that you're behind. You're behind the show and you still went on this thread and ruined the ending for yourself. I understand that you're disappointed but the fact is it's your own fault and taking it out on people here who watched it when it first aired just makes you look a bit silly.
You're right it was my fault. Like Suzi said, I should have realised that '....people these days are far too interested in breaking news themselves to score ego points and less concerned about spoiling enjoyment for other people.'
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
Here's a fun fact: it's not a spoiler if it's already been on UK TV. And it was. It was on Sky Atlantic last night. As a result it's not that people have jumped the gun, it's that you're behind. You're behind the show and you still went on this thread and ruined the ending for yourself. I understand that you're disappointed but the fact is it's your own fault and taking it out on people here who watched it when it first aired just makes you look a bit silly.
Are you saying that it is not the case that the vast majority of people watch it for the first time on Monday nights at 9 pm?
Nope, I'm not saying that. But there's no convention on here that says no spoilers until after the 9pm Monday showing and there's certainly no convention that says everyone on this board has to kowtow to your personal viewing habits. Like I said before, being aware that people would have watched it last night I deliberately didn't open this thread until I'd seen the episode as I'd noticed people had posted early in the past. People watch the show at different times and can talk about it whenever they want; if you're being really honest with yourself you'll admit that you know that and that you just shouldn't have clicked on the thread. Swearing at and insulting people on this board because you're upset with your own bad judgment isn't the way to go.
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
Here's a fun fact: it's not a spoiler if it's already been on UK TV. And it was. It was on Sky Atlantic last night. As a result it's not that people have jumped the gun, it's that you're behind. You're behind the show and you still went on this thread and ruined the ending for yourself. I understand that you're disappointed but the fact is it's your own fault and taking it out on people here who watched it when it first aired just makes you look a bit silly.
Are you saying that it is not the case that the vast majority of people watch it for the first time on Monday nights at 9 pm?
Nope, I'm not saying that. But there's no convention on here that says no spoilers until after the 9pm Monday showing and there's certainly no convention that says everyone on this board has to kowtow to your personal viewing habits. Like I said before, being aware that people would have watched it last night I deliberately didn't open this thread until I'd seen the episode as I'd noticed people had posted early in the past. People watch the show at different times and can talk about it whenever they want; if you're being really honest with yourself you'll admit that you know that and that you just shouldn't have clicked on the thread. Swearing at and insulting people on this board because you're upset with your own bad judgment isn't the way to go.
I am guilty of bad judgement here! Not the people who posted spoilers before they knew most people would have seen the episode? Truely priceless!
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
Here's a fun fact: it's not a spoiler if it's already been on UK TV. And it was. It was on Sky Atlantic last night. As a result it's not that people have jumped the gun, it's that you're behind. You're behind the show and you still went on this thread and ruined the ending for yourself. I understand that you're disappointed but the fact is it's your own fault and taking it out on people here who watched it when it first aired just makes you look a bit silly.
Are you saying that it is not the case that the vast majority of people watch it for the first time on Monday nights at 9 pm?
Nope, I'm not saying that. But there's no convention on here that says no spoilers until after the 9pm Monday showing and there's certainly no convention that says everyone on this board has to kowtow to your personal viewing habits. Like I said before, being aware that people would have watched it last night I deliberately didn't open this thread until I'd seen the episode as I'd noticed people had posted early in the past. People watch the show at different times and can talk about it whenever they want; if you're being really honest with yourself you'll admit that you know that and that you just shouldn't have clicked on the thread. Swearing at and insulting people on this board because you're upset with your own bad judgment isn't the way to go.
I am guilty of bad judgement here! Not the people who posted spoilers before they knew most people would have seen the episode? Truely priceless!
Again, not spoilers as the programme had already been on TV. You're the one who opened the thread and now you're calling people 'fucking twats' because you didn't think that maybe when the programme had already been on TV people might want to talk about it. I think you might need to get over yourself little buddy.
I recorded the episode last night and I've just watched it now. Having said that, I saw there were new posts on the thread this morning and didn't open the thread because I knew some people would have already watched it. It aired last night and people have every right to post on the Game of Thrones thread once Game of Thrones has been on. If you went on to a thread that discusses the events of the show after it has aired before you'd seen the episode then it's your own fault if you see spoilers.
Utter tosh!
If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
Here's a fun fact: it's not a spoiler if it's already been on UK TV. And it was. It was on Sky Atlantic last night. As a result it's not that people have jumped the gun, it's that you're behind. You're behind the show and you still went on this thread and ruined the ending for yourself. I understand that you're disappointed but the fact is it's your own fault and taking it out on people here who watched it when it first aired just makes you look a bit silly.
Are you saying that it is not the case that the vast majority of people watch it for the first time on Monday nights at 9 pm?
Nope, I'm not saying that. But there's no convention on here that says no spoilers until after the 9pm Monday showing and there's certainly no convention that says everyone on this board has to kowtow to your personal viewing habits. Like I said before, being aware that people would have watched it last night I deliberately didn't open this thread until I'd seen the episode as I'd noticed people had posted early in the past. People watch the show at different times and can talk about it whenever they want; if you're being really honest with yourself you'll admit that you know that and that you just shouldn't have clicked on the thread. Swearing at and insulting people on this board because you're upset with your own bad judgment isn't the way to go.
I am guilty of bad judgement here! Not the people who posted spoilers before they knew most people would have seen the episode? Truely priceless!
Again, not spoilers as the programme had already been on TV. I think you might need to get over yourself little buddy.
people saying that bitch priestess was at the wall for a reason... i think that's just hopeful reasoning... although... the mountain appearing "alive" casts some hope...
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If this happened Tuesday morning you would have a point. Clearly the vast majority of people watch the series on TV on Monday nights. You know that for a fact, I know it for a fact and everyone who watches an episode before it is aired on UK TV on the Monday night know that for a fact. To watch the episode 12 or so hours before it is aired on TV and post spoilers on this thread before it has been aired on TV is inconsiderate, attention seeking and crass behaviour.
Maybe if those accusing people of spoiling things were a little more understanding, those who posted the spoilers may not be so belligerent in their responses.
The first 4 episodes of this series leaked online before the 1st ep aired at 9pm on sky atlantic. Not one person spoilt it for anyone else who was watching them in the regular slot. I am thankful to everyone who kept it to the other thread for that.
Or you wish you didn't.
So, as Suzi said, thanks for spoiling tonight's episode you f*cking tw*ts! (Obviously I am adding the last part).
That will only provoke further spoilers as revenge.
Next thing you'll tell me is that the U.S intervened in the UK's world war ending battles.
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Fuck.
Fucks sake.
https://www.facebook.com/YesThatKevinSmith/videos/vb.6985046929/10152825565051930/?type=2&theater
I don't look on here, before viewing it or any other sports site for that matter.
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