Walt Flanigan
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Euron will be a spanner in the works.
Let's just say that he has something special to use (I really hope he has it), as he is travel towards Deanery's.
and it's not his big c*ck lol
Euron will be a spanner in the works.
Let's just say that he has something special to use (I really hope he has it), as he is travel towards Deanery's.
Still thinking how remarkable that episode was.
In any other tv show, a child character killing someone's kids and serving it to him in a pie, then slitting his throat would be the highlight of the season. It wasn't even the top moment of the episode
and it's not his big c*ck lol
The 'teleporting' thing is excessive though it's all over the Facebook pages.
We obviously see the scenes days, weeks, months apart, I've never had an issue with this.....and somehow this show gets attention for it when it is literally in almost every film/show.
Jamie killed the mad king for wanting to do what Cersei actually did. In the books he abandons her, is this the trigger for that to happen in the show?
Cersei is unleashed! With no kids and no concience she is going to be one hell of a ruler.
Most of these people don?t realise it?s been happening the entire series.
why didn't he just tell Tyrion he was heading to Dorne to drum up support?
Be interesting to see where Benjen ends up, is he going to pay Jon a visit?
Hound, Brotherhood without Banners, Brienne, Pod all MIA
Benjen can?t get beyond the wall so he won?t be able to see Jon. Not sure where he?ll go.
I was a bit disappointed we didn?t see The Hound in this ep but hard to complain with so much going on.
Benjen can?t get beyond the wall so he won?t be able to see Jon. Not sure where he?ll go.
I was a bit disappointed we didn?t see The Hound in this ep but hard to complain with so much going on.
I've watched it back to back to back to back. Unbelievable!
I never thought a TV show would grip me like Breaking Bad, but this show, increadible.
Jon Snow is not only King in the North, he's also King in the South being the eldest child of Aegon Targaryen. Is he also immune to fire? Will the dragons recognise him as such and bow to his will instead of Kahleesi?
Jamie killed the mad king for wanting to do what Cersei actually did. In the books he abandons her, is this the trigger for that to happen in the show?
Cersei is unleashed! With no kids and no concience she is going to be one hell of a ruler.
If we look at who's left, Cersei, Kahleesi, The Sand Snakes, the Queen of Thorns and Jon Snow, you have 4 queens and a king. That's a pretty good poker hand.
10 months, it's going to be a long 10 months.
Chook.
I think this episode definitely beats Hardhome. I don't understand the amount of jizzing over Hardhome. Yes, very good episode, but in many respects the plot didn't actually advance a great deal, and Hardhome was only really about one big scene at the end.
We also got confirmation of the magic the wall has from Benjen. If he can't cross it then how will the White Walkers?
When Bran touched the Night King? said King was able to then enter the tree that they had been unable to cross into.
Same thing if Bran crosses the wall? Does he render its magic void?