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I'm talking aboutthis guy, Sperglord.

Way better

fucking lol @ mistaking Waymar for Jon. What in the fuck hahaha

I'm wondering about the ending as well. What's the point of the deal if they're all getting arrested anyway? Wouldn't the idea be "Here's evidence of all the shit the Economic League did, in exchange for our immunity"?

I liked the Denzel version, at least up until he took the blame over a dead person (retarded). I'll check this out.

Dude that guy thinks that Jon's corpse is being warged by Bran. He's got some decent ideas, but he's not exactly some Gurrm-whisperer.

Cleganebowl is more likely in the books, regardless of what's under the helmet. Do you just pick and choose which prophecies are relevant?

huh

YEAH AND 24 RIGHT LOL?

CD Projekt Red. Witcher 3 DLCs, particularly Blood and Wine, are probably the best DLCs I've ever touched. They're on par with From's DLC, if not better.

There's some visions that Aeron has in his preview chapter that suggest he's pretty near right - Euron on the Iron Throne with Dany at his side. Euron's likely going to force Dany to be his queen through the power of his horn and whatever other magic shit he's got going for him.

Euron, if it follows the books at all. He's about to assault Oldtown in TWoW.

Right, I get that, and I'm sure they will, but when this particular trinket is supposed to have been with Sam this whole time, it just seems really lazy to not bother including it in a single scene since s2 when our character that has it has been in numerous scenes.

That sounds awful. Benjen should've just killed Bran. Or why even build the Wall? Just kill the Night's King the first time around after the Long Night.

God that would be garbage if they really go through with the whole "the wall has to stay up until this time way in the future, and then we have to tear it down ourselves!" Really hoping it just sticks with the horn since they bothered to include it in the cache at the Fist, but you'd think...

D&D are really the only writers worthy of blame or praise when it comes to plot. Gurrm doesn't write for the show anymore.

I was hoping they'd just hire that director the whole fucking season, like True Detective. Even if Battle of the Bastards was retarded, it was goddamned entertaining. And the finale as phenomenal.

Man, thinking about reading only the Dany chapters would really suck.

I thought Gurrm stated multiple times the explanation for the seasons will involve magic

I hope Brienne's the lucky mom.

So you agree, her bloodline mattered. Glad we settled that. Excellent thread subtitle update.

That and the fact that she's a Stark. You think he'd have been able to convince them to save the Northern army if she was from some other family?

Littlefinger brought the Knights of the Vale because of her bloodline.

if Targaryen blood has something to do with being able to ride a dragon, it'll matter. that map for ants really drives home the fact that Gurrm mapped out Westeros with the constraints of a fucking page instead of anything that looked like a natural landmass/continent.

because varys is amerman, duh. gaw, tuco, stop thinking about logistics and just enjoy the show

I just figured he wasn't even supposed to see that kid. The kid was probably making sure everyone was in the Sept and that the trial had begun. Lancel happened to see it, ends up getting shanked. What was more unbelievable is why the kid would just stab him once. He got awful close to foiling...

Of all the reasons to call Astrocreep a dipshit, this is low on the list. Taking the Dornish fleet to Meereen just to sail back to Westeros would be retarded. Like something Varys would do if he was literally retarded. Trisomy 21 level stuff.

It always did. The valonqar was never Tyrion, the younger queen was never Margaery. Cersei sucks at interpreting prophecy. I'm just still wondering why they left the valonqar line out.

Watch the inside the episode shit and they specifically say that scene is the fleet leaving Slaver's Bay. So it makes no sense for Varys to be there. It's a minor detail, that was probably the best finale of this show, but it's still dumb. Someone had to say "let's put Varys here." Why? Just...

or how about not putting Varys on the boat and just having him waiting with the Tyrells and Dorne when she lands?

The music leading up the Sept exploding reminded me of Philip Glass/Koyanisqaatsi

Sounded like "his name is..." then unintelligible until "Robert will kill him if he finds out. You have to protect him." And yeah, lol @ teleporting Varys

Uh yeah, this finale was fucking awesome, but Arya's arc in Braavos ended in complete retardation.

"Promise me, Ned... Promise me... that you'll put this sweet harp in the crypt. Also take this baby with you."

Never stop being a villain, astro.

I thought it was Geoff. edit: beat me to it

so... astro going astro

lol, if we're going to talk about the books... She convinces Jaime to (attempt to) murder Bran. She tries to have Arya's hand cut off, and later tries to convince Jaime to maim/kill her. Littlefinger suggests that she had one of Robert's side-squeezes sold into slavery and her two bastard...

Astrotard, villains can and usually have motivations. They're still villains.

If it wasn't for the time constraints I could see them showing Euron cruising through Valyria on the way to Slaver's Bay to pick up the horn/valyrian steel armor/whatever other trinkets end up being important to his character.