Game of Thrones

[Misanthrope]

New actor for the Lord o' Bones for some reason.

 

[DiegoNT]

Winter is here

 

[Tommy Smith]

New actor for the Lord o' Bones for some reason.

Lol at his part in the series. Epic!

Great episode btw. Fantastic scene North of the Wall and wheels are well and truly in motion now.

 

[Someone]

fantastic episode.

that valyrian steel though..

 

[Walt Flanigan]

F*cking intense. Loved it.

 

[T.S Quint]

Now that was a f**king awesome episode.

And it didn't even have any tits in it! Who would have thought.

 

[T.S Quint]

That shot at the end where the guy raises his hands and everyone's eyes open.
Brilliant.

Just keeps looking at Jon like, "How you like this, bitch! I'm comin' for ya."

 

[Chicken_Hunter]

Probably the most boring episode of the season

 

[Parra]

Agreed. With limited screen time each season these guys make some strange choices.

Enjoyed the homage to Ray Harryhausen.

 

[Danish]

Is it explained anywhere why water is kryptonite to the army of the dead? I mean they just straight up face planted off a 100m cliff and were fine, why couldn't they just follow them out to the ships? Their boat was only in like 6 feet of water judging by the giant walking passed them. That's not just this show though, water always seems to be treated as like "bar" in a game of tips for heroes facing monsters

Other than that it was a pretty awesome scene. Given the shows rep for killing any main character at any time epic battles actually include much more tension as you can never truly know who is going to make it out.

 

[umina panther]

First good episode of a very slow season

 

[Twizzle]

That shot at the end where the guy raises his hands and everyone's eyes open.
Brilliant.

Just keeps looking at Jon like, "How you like this, bitch! I'm comin' for ya."

shame he couldn't do that for Ygritte

 

[Twizzle]

Is it explained anywhere why water is kryptonite to the army of the dead? I mean they just straight up face planted off a 100m cliff and were fine, why couldn't they just follow them out to the ships? Their boat was only in like 6 feet of water judging by the giant walking passed them. That's not just this show though, water always seems to be treated as like "bar" in a game of tips for heroes facing monsters

Other than that it was a pretty awesome scene. Given the shows rep for killing any main character at any time epic battles actually include much more tension as you can never truly know who is going to make it out.

I just assumed it was because skeletons cant float.

 

[Walt Flanigan]

Or maybe can't swim.

 

[tumbidragon]

I don't know. Maybe they don't like the wet... At least that's a bit more realistic than skeletal hands punching holes through 2 ft thick timber posts... Why write in something so ridiculous? Why not just have them horde and flood over the wall with pure force of numbers?

 

[hineyrulz]

Awesome episode, poor old Jorah.

Tyrion being the hand will be very interesting in the next season or so.

 

[Tommy Smith]

Probably the most boring episode of the season

Really? Why?

I thought it had everything that made GoT so great at its best.

 

[Danish]

I just assumed it was because skeletons cant float.

There were thousands of the f**kers though. Given they don't need to breathe they could just pile on top of each other to build essentially a sandbank made of skeletons, much like what they eventually did to get over the wall.

I do tend to overthink these things a bit at times though. I mean its a bit stupid to argue the logic of how an army of undead skeleton warriors should or shouldn't be limited :lol:

 

[Aragorn]

Yeah, I agree. Can scale mountains, dig underground, unbeatable yet scared of melted ice? That's a bit of a stretch.

 

[DiegoNT]

I think it's similar to why the white walker spared a guy in the first scene of the first episode, they want to spread fear. They showed jon snow their power and they let him go to spread the fear