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6.6 mil viewers. Wow!
Adalian said:GAME OF THRONES S4 debuts to 6.6M viewers, smashing record for its most-watched episode ever. #GameOfThrones
All hail HBO’s Game of Thrones. The fourth-season premiere of the fantasy delivered the show’s biggest audience yet: 6.6 million viewers. That makes the Thrones opener HBO’s most-watched program since The Sopranos’ series finale in 2007.
By comparison, season 3 opened to 4.4 million viewers and eventually peaked at 5.5 million for the sixth episode (nope, the Red Wedding was not a record high, and nor was the finale, which delivered 5.4 million).
.Adalian said:Bada-BOOM: Sunday's #GameOfThrones was the most-watched episode of an HBO series since 2007's finale of THE SOPRANOS.
Fantastic. And not just for GoT, maybe this'll inspire more similar series getting greenlighted.
now they just need to more than double it to get them walking dead numbers. Imagine HBO didn't pass on it and they had that AND game of thrones. Good lord they'd be sitting pretty.6.6 mil viewers. Wow!
Wasn't it a free preview weekend on HBO too? That likely helped the ratings a lot
now they just need to more than double it to get them walking dead numbers. Imagine HBO didn't pass on it and they had that AND game of thrones. Good lord they'd be sitting pretty.
they'd still get shittons of em. I bet they still slap themselves for passing on it.AMC subscriber base = 100M people
HBO subscriber base = 28M people
If The Walking Dead were on HBO, they wouldn't be getting 15M viewers an episode.
AMC subscriber base = 100M people
HBO subscriber base = 28M people
If The Walking Dead were on HBO, they wouldn't be getting 15M viewers an episode.
Not to mention, that when you factor in repeats, On Demand and HBO GO views, Game of Thrones is pulling in nearly 14M viewers per episode. That is 50% of their subscriber base. You'd need to have 50M people watching TWD on AMC to equal that.
What GOT is doing is really, really impressive.
People subscribe to HBO specificially for HBO's programing though.
AMC is part of your cable package. Hallf of the people won't even know which channel on their TV Guide AMC is.
Gonna go with 6.5 mil
IT'S HERE
The replacement Dario feels like a downgrade.![]()
Premiere numbers:
Season 1 - 2.22M
Season 2 - 3.86M
Season 3 - 4.37M
Season 4 - 6.60M
Nope. That's just people watching on cable/satellite with their subscriptions.Does that number count HBO go numbers?
Nope. That's just people watching on cable/satellite with their subscriptions.
Predicting a little over 7 million for season 5
Predicting a little over 7 million for season 5
Game of Thrones keeps on pulling numbers like that, and they'll adapt every damn book.
I thought so too, thanks for the better map, its just that the camera panned left instead of right and very quickly arrived at Mereen, I guess someone needs to timelapse it so we get an idea of the rest of the map (in the show not for the books).
People subscribe to HBO specificially for HBO's programing though.
AMC is part of your cable package. Hallf of the people won't even know which channel on their TV Guide AMC is.
Wow! Tons of people watch it on go (and about 1.5 million downloaded it illegally last night). So in reality the viewership of this show is much higher.
I would assume they probably don't realize the world is round. But yeah it's weird there's been no mention of what is west.
Nice episode to set up certain important events.
Hound and Arya were great.
Kit Harrington's acting was much improved in that scene.
Oberyn was flawless.
Good episode overall, I give it a rating of 4/5 chickens.
Since we're waiting for GRRM to finish the story
Probably been posted, but little five minute interview with the BBC and Martin
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-26923282
I find that hard to believe, considering how advanced civilization seems to be in this universe. They probably don't sail west for the simple reason that they don't know what's out there. Trying to sail as far as you can in an open ocean with limited provisions and no guarantee you won't get lost and die is probably a pretty daunting task.
I would but I have a different number of posts per page than the default so... :\ It's easy enough to just subscribe to the right thread and avoid the others, I think.Also, should the person with the first post of a page mark it that this is the book thread for non-bookies? I'm cool with it, but I just wasn't sure what everyone else thought.
He bashed the head of "Aegon" (? lol) against a wall, and yes he says he bashed her head in "just like this" to Oberyn, but who knows, he could have cleaved her in half for good measure too. And/or maybe Oberyn doesn't know the intimate details of the murder and is just repeating what he heard.Why is it "split her in half with his longsword"? I thought it was "bashed her fucking head in" in the books? Does this mean Oberyn will be split in half instead or was it just some sexual euphemism
He looks homeless. Daario was always supposed to be a flashy rouge.
The last bit that HBO ultimately gets creative control is interesting...
It means they may consider letting someone like Tywin survive the end of this season because he is such a popular character... but then again... they did appropriately kill off Ned in season 1 so who knows...
Also Arya + Hound is one of the best things on this show... wonder if that gets drawn out, which brings up another question...
Assuming they stay true to the series... this season may be the last growing season for the show given that some of the best parts that the show has to offer are essentially over after this season (Tywin, Arya + the Hound, no more longing for Joffrey's Death). Feast and Dance has a lot of character moments over action moments, and most of them don't translate very well into Television.
So why the hell don't the Westerosi just sail west to reach the shadow lands? Every time someone mentions sailing in this universe it's always going east across the narrow sea. Is there some kind of invisible wall blocking the west?