Game Of Thrones

randy andy said:

I would assume a lot more than 4 minutes of ads in a 1hr 7m show. Could be they American airing has a "previously on" at the start and maybe even a "next time..." at the end

Yes, the HBO official release on my HBO channel last night included a 'previously on' section at the start. The hooky copy I downloaded midweek went straight into the opening credits. I don't think HBO puts out a 'next week' section at the end though.

Just, wow.

I did find that episode a bit silly. Part of it was the fact that they sent Gendry running back to the Wall to send a raven, so the raven could fly to Dragonstone, so Dany could read the message, decide to hop on her dragon and fly off to wherever the hell they were (did Gendry log them on his sat nav or something? Surely all he would have been able to say was that they were north, on a bit with some snow), and all this time the Wights just stood there for no reason other than it was plot convenient. Why were they just watching? A stone landing near one of them pissed them off so much that the whole army attacked so I have no idea what they were doing before that. I'm actually fine with the time jumps around the show normally but having everyone in a scene literally pause was a bit much. Dennis Pennis got so bored of it he bloody died.

Mostly though I'm a bit wound up by this contrived Arya/Sansa story. If it turns out they're playing Littlefinger then I'll accept it's an acceptable plot, but it's such a dull bit of formulaic junk so far that I'm finding myself close to fast forwarding whenever they're on screen.

I also don't really understand why Benjen didn't just hop on his own horse with Jon instead of choosing to slow the army down for approximately four seconds with his incense dispenser. They weren't going to catch a galloping horse, were they? Generally I love a good last minute rescue and a bit of action nonsense but this one didn't really feel like a Game of Thrones episode to me

At the risk of being shot down I actually thought episode 6 was pretty rubbish and very predictable. I agree with everything that has been said about the timeline being totally out of sync and Jon Snow is starting to grate me (time after time he has put people's lives at risk by making dumb arse decisions yet he always seems to get bailed out somehow!).

I was actually cheering when the Night King took out one of Danys dragons. Stupid f@cking idiots deserved it!

There is no way Jon Snow is going to end up on the iron throne. The man is an imbecile.

And don't even get me started on Arya!

Some of you are determined not to enjoy it arent you

Suspend belief and lap it up

randy andy said:

Hundreds of the white walkers fell through the ice, so the rest stopped. The stone didn't piss them off, it showed the ice was thicker in that spot, so the walkers then cautiously advanced over the ice

So zombies can drown? Or were they worried they'd get hypothermia if they paddled through the water?

Great episode, although one of the major details was spoiled to me prior to seeing it. Really hope everyone involved in leaking it or who publicly discussed major plot points without consideration of others prior to today end up stepping on Lego bricks and getting loads of paper cuts for the rest of their cuntish lives.

Hats off to all who work on this - awesome

Now I'm not much of a gambling man but if anyone fancys a bet on who will rule Westeros at the end you can do so here. So who's everyone's money on.

https://www.skybet.com/tv-and-film-specials/game-of-thrones/event/19091062

I love Ed Sheeran at 1000/1 lol

randy andy said:

Hundreds of the white walkers fell through the ice, so the rest stopped. The stone didn't piss them off, it showed the ice was thicker in that spot, so the walkers then cautiously advanced over the ice

It showed the ice had frozen thicker i thought...

North Lower Neil said:

Garrymanilow said:

randy andy said:

Hundreds of the white walkers fell through the ice, so the rest stopped. The stone didn't piss them off, it showed the ice was thicker in that spot, so the walkers then cautiously advanced over the ice

So zombies can drown? Or were they worried they'd get hypothermia if they paddled through the water?

The White Walkers control the wights and presumably tbought having them all sink would be pointless.

Or they could have just done some light swimming. If they can attach industrial chains to a dragon sunk underwater I feel like they can do a touch of backstroke across a few yards. Never mind though

Garrymanilow said:

North Lower Neil said:

Garrymanilow said:

randy andy said:

Hundreds of the white walkers fell through the ice, so the rest stopped. The stone didn't piss them off, it showed the ice was thicker in that spot, so the walkers then cautiously advanced over the ice

So zombies can drown? Or were they worried they'd get hypothermia if they paddled through the water?

The White Walkers control the wights and presumably tbought having them all sink would be pointless.

Or they could have just done some light swimming. If they can attach industrial chains to a dragon sunk underwater I feel like they can do a touch of backstroke across a few yards. Never mind though

Yes, it's handy the undead army had a half mile length of anchor chain with them, because you never know when you'll need it!!

Chef_addick said:

A couple of questions regarding the now ice dragon...

Can the Night King speak in order to say "dracarys"?

Will it still be able to breathe fire now that's it's ice or will it freeze everything rather than burn?

I have read somewhere online (think it was on fb) that it isn't an ice dragon, its just a dead dragon as an ice dragon would be living thing? Does anyone have any info on this?