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Winter is coming. This isn't just politics and people walking and conspiring in gardens.
Winter is coming. This isn't just politics and people walking and conspiring in gardens.
The Game of Thrones season 4 finale, titledwill be airing on Sunday, June 15, and fans of the show are in for an extended episode as the shows creators work to wrap up the latest season of the series which has been the most popular show to ever air on HBO."The Children,"
According to the updated HBO schedule, the Game of Thrones season 4 finale will be 66 minutes long.
The 66 minute airtime means that Game of Thrones season 4, episode 10 will be the longest running episode of the show to date. It is the longest episode of this season by nearly ten minutes.
Our friends over at WinterIsComing.net put together a list of the season four episode run times which you can see below:
4.01 Two Swords (59 minutes)
4.02 The Lion and the Rose (53 minutes)
4.03 Breaker of Chains (57 minutes)
4.04 Oathkeeper (56 minutes)
4.05 First of His Name (54 minutes)
4.06 The Laws of Gods and Men (51 minutes)
4.07 Mockingbird (52 minutes)
4.08 The Mountain and the Viper (53 minutes)
4.09 The Watchers on the Wall (51 minutes)
4.10(66 minutes)The Children
So it's all gonna come down to Daenarys vs. Jon in the end right?
He can take any freezing temperature,
and she can take any heat temperature from what they've shown...
The best news yet on this E3 Monday, the finale will be a 66 minute whopper of an episode!
http://fansided.com/2014/06/09/game-thrones-season-4-finale-will-66-minutes-long/#!WKZ8K
Never read the books. My theory is Jon Snow kills Mance Rayder and leads the Wildlings against everyone, drinks the blood of the Lanisters. He said so himself, kill Mance and the tribes would disperse. But kill Mance and take control. Now that's a good looking stew.
Seems like a reasonable guess. It is the song of ice and fire, after all
(No, I'm not a book reader. But I'm allowed to know the name of the book series, right??)
GRRM hates happiness.
Sansa is the new hotness.
Stannis would kick his ass before he reaches the south
Ugh, I know, and I hate it.
Can they just get Daenerys and the dragon to melt all the snow in the north, kill all the White Walkers and savages and then go back to King's Landing where the interesting part is?
Ice = White Walkers
Fire = Dragons
Where would Lord Snow even come into it?
Ice = White Walkers
Fire = Dragons
Where would Lord Snow even come into it?
Stannis would kick his ass before he reaches the south
Ice = White Walkers
Fire = Dragons
Where would Lord Snow even come into it?
Jon Snow - Can't be hurt by Ice
Daenerys Targaryen - Can't be hurt by Fire
Don't think any other character in the show can do this.
Seems like they have a pretty big part.
Ice = White Walkers
Fire = Dragons
Where would Lord Snow even come into it?
wutJon Snow - Can't be hurt by Ice.
Has it been shown that Jon can't be hurt by ice?
Has it been shown that Jon can't be hurt by ice?
The best news yet on this E3 Monday, the finale will be a 66 minute whopper of an episode!
http://fansided.com/2014/06/09/game-thrones-season-4-finale-will-66-minutes-long/#!WKZ8K
Olly singeing the ginge
I thought they showed it in like season 2 or 3.
When a White Walker attacks inside Castle Black,
and touches Jon Snow and nothing happens...
Did I take that scene wrong?
Feel the same. They almost feel out of place with the rest of the show.Weak episode IMHO, as I feared.Thank god Game of Thrones is 90% politics and talking and just 10% large scale fighting.Ep. 8 is a better Ep. 9 than this Ep. 9 is.
And: No, I wasn't expecting some Lord Of The Rings level battle. It's just that the Wall storyline is not doing it for me. Nor the Bran one is, neither.
I think this might be entirely inside your own head, amigo.
Weak episode IMHO, as I feared.Thank god Game of Thrones is 90% politics and talking and just 10% large scale fighting.Ep. 8 is a better Ep. 9 than this Ep. 9 is.
And: No, I wasn't expecting some Lord Of The Rings level battle. It's just that the Wall storyline is not doing it for me. Nor the Bran one is, neither.
MVP of the episode
There was that scene though right?
Maybe I can find it on youtube...
So what are the main plot points the finale has to touch upon? This is what I've thought of so far:
King's Landing
- Did the Mountain Die?
- Tyrion's fate.
The Veil
- Arya and Sansa: a Stark reunion at last?
- Do Brienne & Podrick find Sansa/Arya?
- Will The Hound die of infection?
- Littlefinger...what's his next move?
The North
- Was that Winterfell the Bolton's were heading to?
- Will the Wildling Army buckle under Jon Snow's terrifying plot immunity and allow him to kill Mance?
- Bran meets a Tree.
Essos
- Daenerys continues to be shown because...Dragons?
- Jorah Mormont, the exiled.
- Does Grey Worm have the Pillar or the Stones?
- What the fuck is Stannis doing?
Agreed on the episode being weak. Heck, last week's was as well.
The Wall, Bran and Dany's branches should never be given full episodes.
So, I only vaguely remember this. But I think what you're talking about is when they brought two dead nights watch guys back inside the Wall, and then in the middle of the night they turned into zombies. And Jon Snoo fought them off. I don't think there's ever been a White Walker as far south as the Wall.
Why did we get a sad sympathetic scene for a character who bragged about killing more civilians than the fucking cannibal.
I think this might be entirely inside your own head, amigo.
Yeah, part of the problem is that they call the zombiefied dudes wights. Which sounds a lot like the White Walkers. Which makes it easy to get confused.
Just remember: wights = zombies. White Walkers = weird icy motherfuckers with bright blue eyes.
Most anti-climatic part of the entire episode... seriously...
I think people like you should just not watch them.
Nope.
Outstanding.
Yeah, part of the problem is that they call the zombiefied dudes wights. Which sounds a lot like the White Walkers. Which makes it easy to get confused.
Just remember: wights = zombies. White Walkers = weird icy motherfuckers with bright blue eyes.
This is pretty tenuous stuff. It confuses me, and I've read the first 3 and a half books.Yeah, after seeing the vid again, the guy didn't look like a WW at all...
Could have sworn he was cold to the touch...
Now I feel I have to rewatch that episode... :|
I didn't see any "first-person arrow shots" in that episode. What are yall talking about ?
When Ygritte's picking off guys at one point it switches to her perspective and all you see is her bow and guys dying in front of her.
not a book reader but i think somehow these two will be the next king and queen.. i could be wrong because their paths haven't crossed yet but who knows.
Ice = Jon Snow at the wall
Fire = Daenerys and her dragons