WrenchNinja
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What is going to be the purpose of having this flashback?
What is going to be the purpose of having this flashback?
Well more importantly, who is having it?
Since everyone is dead or missing that they mentioned so far in casting. If it's like Cersei last year, it will cut to the person remembering it.
I could see them doing a series of flashbacks over the course of the Stark children's lives building up to the Tower of Joy to tell the R+L=J story. You could also have but of young Benjen to reestablish him if he's ever going to be important again. A brief story of playing as children > Tourney at Harrenhall > Tower of Joy would establish all the relationships and tell the story well enough. But so far no casting for. Lyanna or a Howland or a Rhaegar or anything, so they're probably not going that far.
I think anything that's a potential flashback dealing with Starks stands a good chance to be delivered through Bran.
Not enough news to quench my thirst.
..And I was walking past the main hangar and the doors were open so I had a cheeky peek in and there was a METRIC SHIT TON of gasoline/petrol. Like im talking 20, 20 gallon barrels filled with the stuff. So I thought about it and im guessing theres either going to be a fire in the Red Keep Throne Room, (as that set is built in NI), maybe the whole Cersei going Mad King in Kings Landing will lead up to it or its simply being used for fuel for the crew vehicles.
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From sources: Small boats seen and an on hand Fire truck (maybe for back up safety support) entering Titanic Studios in Belfast(Iron Throne)
Supposedly someone from reddit went to the GoT studio in Belfast and saw a ton of gasoline there.
And then there was this
You guys know what this means right?
Fixedend this season Daario Naharis turns up wearing a eyepatch and leather coat telling Jaime he is putting a team together
But they have at least 8 seasons now. Why would theyYou guys know what this means right?
KINGS LANDING IS BURNING TO THE GROUND, or it could just be Cersei burning the tower.
Maybe they are going to burn the tower of the hand.
Ummm in?end this season Jon Snow turns up wearing a eyepatch and leather coat telling Jaime he is putting a team together
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But they have at least 8 seasons now. Why would theyburn down King's Landing in Season 6?
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But they have at least 8 seasons now. Why would theyburn down King's Landing in Season 6?
This is GRRM we're talking about. Aside from events we already know of and possibly RW2: Electric Boogaloo, the first half of book 6 will consist of travelogues, food descriptions, and nipples on a breastplate.Maybe it happens within the first half of book 6. We are really in the dark here now so anything can happen.
30 hours remaining is better than 20, I can't complain about that.
I could see them doing a series of flashbacks over the course of the Stark children's lives building up to the Tower of Joy to tell the R+L=J story. You could also have but of young Benjen to reestablish him if he's ever going to be important again. A brief story of playing as children > Tourney at Harrenhall > Tower of Joy would establish all the relationships and tell the story well enough. But so far no casting for. Lyanna or a Howland or a Rhaegar or anything, so they're probably not going that far.
Not from where I'm standing. If we're to assume that David and Dan had set their sights on 7 seasons previous, and now in their righteous fucking indignation realigned their interests toward 8 - and considering the subsequent fucking rapidity with which the cocksuckers sallied forth during season 5 - the prospects of the series at large remaining bloatless and on fucking track have just been fucking scalped, chief.
(I've been watching Deadwood again, sorry. It's McShane's fault for being cast. The cocksucker.)
The colorful language of this post is a delight. In all seriousness though, on a macro level I think we all know that Dance/Feast represent the transition or bridge in the series, and I can't say I blame Benioff and Weiss for deciding to burn through the transitional phase of George's books.
Obviously on a micro level, we can (and have) discuss the successes and failures of the execution until thecowsdirewolves come home, but that's another matter.
With any other show, I would agree. I stopped watching Hannibal live because of the commercials and I just want to experience the rest of the season all in the same time frame. But with GOT, I love the periods in between episodes where we analyze everything that happened and make predictions for the future. I think it's necessary that we have a week to recover from some of the bigger moments, so we can fully appreciate the good in each episode.30 hours remaining is better than 20, I can't complain about that. The only drawback is the ~110 weeks of offseason combined. I envy people that won't start watching until it's done airing.
Slight OT here but Netflix spoiled me with their House of Cards "season buffet" delivery. I'll never pick up a weekly airing show again, not until it's finished airing. I'm done with the concept of being spoon-fed entertainment one hour per week for ten weeks and then weened off for the next 40 but not before building up suspense in final moments of a given season.
Offseason is coming. And you know what's coming with it.
I'm disappointed. No Bad Pussy, 20 good men, or Oysters, Clams, and Cockles in that rant.Not from where I'm standing. If we're to assume that David and Dan had set their sights on 7 seasons previous, and now in their righteous fucking indignation realigned their interests toward 8 - and considering the subsequent fucking rapidity with which the cocksuckers sallied forth during season 5 - the prospects of the series at large remaining bloatless and on fucking track have just been fucking scalped, chief.
(I've been watching Deadwood again, sorry. It's McShane's fault for being cast. The cocksucker.)
So season 8 is for real for real, huh?
I like the show, so I'm fine with more seasons to be honest.
Heck after the main storyline ends, I wouldn't mind them doing a "new series" where they follow Aegon's Conquest or some other time period.
There's a theory on r/asoiaf about Arya going to the Iron Islands next season: https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/3gmike/spoilers_all_the_shows_path_to_the_iron_islands/
After Jaime in Dorne and Sansa and Brienne in Winterfell, honestly anything is possible.
This is great. I really want some Lady Stoneheart build up.
I know we're hyped for ToJ, but I'm worried about there being no sign of Howland or Lyanna yet. I need to know what sort of bog magic Howland used to defeat Dayne and save Ned!
I could see them doing a series of flashbacks over the course of the Stark children's lives building up to the Tower of Joy to tell the R+L=J story. You could also have but of young Benjen to reestablish him if he's ever going to be important again. A brief story of playing as children > Tourney at Harrenhall > Tower of Joy would establish all the relationships and tell the story well enough. But so far no casting for. Lyanna or a Howland or a Rhaegar or anything, so they're probably not going that far.
Mads Mikkelsen should be Arthur Dayne.
My impression of Dayne is of a conventionally pretty blonde man, likely grim in countenance like Eddard Stark. The kind of presence and voice that carries, extremely confident. Like a Westerosi version of a 1950's G-man from pulp fiction.
Facially, Eric Johnson(Dr. Gallinger in The Knick) comes to my mind for Dayne.
Not sure if he has the kind of physicality that's wanted.
Could this be our Euron?
Eric Roberts? lmao, what a left field casting choice. I wonder if it will happen.