I'm now sad knowing a graphic novel adoption will never be done.
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Game of Thrones S8 |OT3| Best season evar. (FULL SPOILERS) (See Staff Post)
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I'm now sad knowing a graphic novel adoption will never be done.
He also knew killing Jon would've sealed their fate by fighting another war but without a magical beast behind them this time. As for Tyrion, that is just bad writing.
Source? Which episode? You understand we have access to the entire series right now, right? Is that why you didn't say which episode that was from?LOL oh my god they literally did add him petting the dog in post because people bitched about it on twitter.
That's amazing.
Feel like if the show ended with Drogon flying away I would be okay with the ending, not good but ok
The Iron Born are nobodies and literally had most of their fleet obliterated so I don't think they could do jack shit.
Black Sails
Person of Interest
Marco Polo ended well despite cliff-hangers.
Once Upon A Time (X2 and the second even redeemed an awful soft reboot season)
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Neither the Dothraki or the Unsullied care about dying. They would all fight to the last man quite literally.
LOL oh my god they literally did add him petting the dog in post because people bitched about it on twitter.
That's amazing.
Nope. Don't spread lies. It's sad and pathetic.
Greyworm was just promoted and had led the unsullied for years. No way were they leaderless
You know, you might not want to believe everything you read on the internet.LOL oh my god they literally did add him petting the dog in post because people bitched about it on twitter.
That's amazing.
They apparently do, considering some of the dothrakis fled during battle of winterfell.
They felt rushed because they were. We needed two full seasons, not two shortened ones. Those 7 episodes we were robbed became really obviously absent as we got towards the end.
The actual story is fine, in terms of plot points. It's funny because people complained that Ep2 of this season was boring or unnecessary but it's exactly what we needed more of. Character moments, interactions, dialogue.
But in many ways I don't know if D&D could've made those 7 episodes worthwhile. They were clearly at a loss without source material due to George. Lose/lose situation for them probably, but seriously even 1 more episode devoted to having Dany fall apart before she did what did would've helped. Or 1 whole episode leading up to Jon killing her and having the finale be just what's after.
Thank you. I hope you can eventually come to accept it with time. I know it wasn't everyone's cup of tea but even as a book reader I found it to be a logical conclusion that needed a few more episodes to really flesh the story out, but I'm fine with filling in the blanks in my own mind.
They could have killed him and left. Ships were available and there was no one to stop them. No one from the north or the rest of Westoros is going to get there in time to do anything.
They literally waited for them to arrive.
I am here for this. Let Dany, Jon, and Arya leave Westeros so that they can return in dramatic fashion.
You're getting this wrong. They're the largest army in westeros and have the backing of dorne and the iron isles. They would destroy the north
So house Lannister and Stark won... Fuck this shit. Tyrion as the hand (the true ruler), Sansa in the north and Bran going full 3 eye Raven hunting dragons? Nah, dog. Not like this.
And obviously Jon is going to seduce some free folk up there in the true north.
Consequences? None.
And obviously Jon is going to seduce some free folk up there in the true north.
Consequences? None.
Also Spartacus and Rome (ending was a little rushed but still decent).
I still can't believe that they just skipped over the fallout of Jon killing Danny. Like what? They just spent 30 minutes reinforcing Grey Worm's commitment to her command, her armies cheering, etc
Like there was even a Jon / Grey Worm confrontation early on, as if the show wanted to reinforce the current dynamic between the two to set up the aftermath of the fateful moment later.
Because the logical jump would be Grey Worm killing Jon on the spot. We literally just had a major scene last episode showing how his lover's death sent him into murderous vengeful rage
The only way to have Jon kill Danny and not having Jon immediately killed is to just skip over the aftermath entirely
I know that's a joke but then Drogon would have insta-incinerated Jon lol
Yes please
I want this now! Fuck Eldtrich Euron, give me Eldtrich Daenerys Stormborn, let's gooooo
Bran being unable to father children is canon in the books too. Perhaps GRRM just didn't quite know it was possible though, or he just decided that Bran's condition left him sterile.
Yeah this shot is absolutely amazing.One of the coolest visuals the show has ever done.
The author of the books told them that Jon kills Dani, Bran becomes king, Jon gets sent back to the wall, Sansa becomes queen in the North and Arya is now a sailor.
I mean, what could D&D do with this stupid cliff notes?
I mean, what could D&D do with this stupid cliff notes?
Fake, the hate bandwagon is ridiculous.LOL oh my god they literally did add him petting the dog in post because people bitched about it on twitter.
That's amazing.
*When written by hacks with no sense of logical consistency
lmaoLOL oh my god they literally did add him petting the dog in post because people bitched about it on twitter.
That's amazing.
seriously it was also self parody
also holy shit at Sam going "What is this, some kind of song of ice and fire?" so fuckin bad
Uhh.. no. They were the largest army because the number also included the northern army. They all respectively lost half of their army during the zombie invasion. Dorne was behind Dany because they wanted Cersei dead. And now she's gone. They have no reason to support bunch of foreign army after Dany's death.
The more you think about it the dumber the king voting scene becomes. Should just have had Jon and Tyrion get a trial by combat against Grey Worm, Jon wins and then the unsullied go off and then the dumb kings vote happens but at least it makes some sense why it's allowed to happen.
Then Jon fucks off cause he's so tired of all this shit.
Then Jon fucks off cause he's so tired of all this shit.
Eh. There was a ton of mess to clean up, but at least the starks got a W and most of the characters we cared for also got a W.
This season wasn't very good, but the ending wasn't as bitter sweet as I thought it was going to be.
This season wasn't very good, but the ending wasn't as bitter sweet as I thought it was going to be.
They did the only thing they could have done in this situation.
Have tyrion shuffle chairs around for five minutes and then make a joke about how he didnt do anything
This is what I've been saying. Imagine being with the average person posting here at a watch party. The rest of the party would kick them out 5 minutes in lol
How the hell did EW had this ready to go so soon? This reporter knew the ending and interviewed Emilia and Kit so long ago and they spoke about their fates? How the ever living hell did EW got this kind of access???
Another fucking mistery is how the fuck Jon's scaped the throne room without being killed by literally any Unsullied.
I didn't even enjoy the first two episodes of the season that others generally liked so looking at the reactions, I think I'll just.. Not watch the rest of the season. I can't see it doing anything other than even further souring me on GoT overall.
I guess I'll join the "please finish the books, GRRM!" club.
Pretty goofy in vacuum
I guess I'll join the "please finish the books, GRRM!" club.
One of the coolest visuals the show has ever done.
Pretty goofy in vacuum
I'm just saying, a lot of people are laying out why it was bad but no one is backing up their claims of it being great outside of the cinematography and production.
Well, after the shit-show that was this entire season, I went in prepared to be completely underwhelmed, or even numb to whatever they could possibly decide to do. I didn't actually dislike this episode, and I guess it was probably the best of this season...whatever that's worth. I expected Jon to kill Dany, so I guess at least that expectation wasn't subverted. Never expected Bran of all people to take the crown though, despite all of the joking about it over the previous weeks. Don't really understand why Jon didn't claim his birthright. Does being a Queenslayer somehow prevent him from taking what was rightfully his in the first place?
No they weren't. The show even says, before teaming up with the north she has the largest army. The north have nothing after constant war and fighting the white walkers. Its laughable that they think they're going to do anything against the unsullied and dothraki forces. Hell the numbers on screen this episode alone is larger than any force seen previously.
Drogon carried the body away. How would they even know what happened?
It's just odd. It goes agaisnt everything Grey Worm would do for his Queen.
He is perhaps the most loyal person at her side from nearly the start.
It's not a bandwagon. I don't like at all how something I loved for a solid decade just completely clapped itself at the end.They did this to themselves.
It's entertainment journalism... the access is the only reason they're still relevant.
Just think about all the game preview shit that Game Informer still gets. lol