did anything happen in season 2? should i watch it or just a youtube summary?
I watched 5 minutes of episode 1, season 1, then turned it off. I thought I'd try it again with season 3, and this is the first thing on the fucking screen. Turned it right the fuck off.I forgot how ridiculous the black targaryans look, with literal walmart mops on their heads.

If you're going to watch this season, it's probably best to just do a YouTube summary, as season 2 got pretty stupid. I would also wait until this season is over to see if the writers somehow turned their clusterfuck around.did anything happen in season 2? should i watch it or just a youtube summary?
Just watch the preshow review up to this point. There were very few moments in Season 2 worth re watching. The first episode already has season 2 beat.did anything happen in season 2? should i watch it or just a youtube summary?
That part actually surprised me. It made perfect sense, which is why it surprised me. Of course a boat is going to follow up on the downed dragon and make sure the rider is dead. I just did not expect the show to do it. I did not laugh but I did smile.Anyone else laugh out loud with that prince got shot up with arrows?
Show sucks

Surprisingly one of the few book accurate things they did too.That part actually surprised me. It made perfect sense, which is why it surprised me. Of course a boat is going to follow up on the downed dragon and make sure the rider is dead. I just did not expect the show to do it. I did not laugh but I did smile.
Yeah I’m sure that’s shocking to a non book reader fair playThat part actually surprised me. It made perfect sense, which is why it surprised me. Of course a boat is going to follow up on the downed dragon and make sure the rider is dead. I just did not expect the show to do it. I did not laugh but I did smile.
Yeah I’m sure that’s shocking to a non book reader fair play
anyone else, reader or not, shocked at how when a dragon is ridden by Dany in GOT no one can shoot them with a ballista but anyone else the hit rate is a solid 95 percent?
This lesson was learned early both in World War One and Two. A notable plane even named around the idea....Shitty tactics by the dragon riders. Those things can't shoot straight up. Come in diving, roast em, swoop back up. No dmg.