Come on guys. At least try it out.
The thing is that my list is basically identical to yours.
Come on guys. At least try it out.
Arya is really decked out in rags I see.
But would D&D remember that?Melisandre seemed pretty sure about meeting Arya again in that one episode.
But would D&D remember that?
The problem with this discussion is that there's direct evidence from filming that definitively answers this question, so unless you want to be unsure (not how it sounds) there's no reason for you to be questioning this.
Come on guys. At least try it out.
I'll lose all respect for Kit if he just straight up lied about no longer being on the show.
Really? REALLY?!
What a ridiculous notion. You do realise he's under an incredibly strict NDA, and his excuses in interviews is how he was probably coached to deal with the incessant nagging, right? I feel incredibly sorry for the guy. He constantly has everyone asking about his job and he's not allowed say anything, yet he still demonstrates extreme patience and courtesy.
Really? REALLY?!
What a ridiculous notion. You do realise he's under an incredibly strict NDA, and his excuses in interviews is how he was probably coached to deal with the incessant nagging, right? I feel incredibly sorry for the guy. He constantly has everyone asking about his job and he's not allowed say anything, yet he still demonstrates extreme patience and courtesy.
I am no longer involved in the show so any secrets that are with the show I dont actually know anymoreso it becomes very easy, Jonathan.
Youre looking at me like you dont believe me. Its going to be so relieving when people actually see the show and realize that I dont come back.
So close yet so far
I wonder if they will ask Dany who she is and she will give her whole title
- Mashable: Go inside the mighty 'Game of Thrones' treasure room with Bran Stark (short video)There is a lot of talk about the show approaching the endgame. Game of Thrones is an incredibly valuable property to HBO. Why walk away after potentially two more seasons? While shows like Mad Men were stretched out and split in half, how are you approaching bringing this all to a close?
We're not walking away. We're approaching the finish line. From the outset, our hope was to tell a complete story beginning, middle and end. We are writing the final act now, and the last thing we want to do is stay on stage after the play is over.
Season six of Game of Thrones arrives before book six of A Song of Ice and Fire. At what point did you realize the show would pass, and therefore veer away from, the books? As fans of George and stewards of the television adaptation of his story, can you talk me through the process of coming to terms with the reality of the situation, and creating a plan of action that not only fulfilled the show's needs, but interacted with George's needs as well?
We realized we'd probably catch the books when we spent several days with George in Santa Fe in 2013, discussing the future of the book series and the television series. George's schedule is very much his own, as it should be for a novelist. But we're locked into a set schedule a new season every year. In the beginning, we hoped that if the show worked, we'd get seven seasons to tell the tale. Seven kingdoms, seven gods, seven books seven felt like a lucky number. The actual messiness of storytelling might not be quite that numerologically elegant, but we're looking at somewhere between 70 and 75 hours before the credits roll for the last time.
The show has diverged from the books quite dramatically by this point, but it's still George's world: The characters he's dreamt up in the world he created. At this point, given the fact that we're outpacing the novels, we all see the upside in the divergence: book readers won't be spoiled by what's to come on the show, and the show audience won't have to worry about spoilers from the unpublished books. And we're very happy that the show has led so many people to discover George's amazing books.
I keep seeing these death predictions not mentionRamsay, does everyone really think he'll survive the season?
My death prediction apart from others mentioned lately
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We have a person in this thread that isn't sure if Jon is coming back or not...At this point, I really wonder why they ended on that cliffhanger at the end of S5. People knew Jon was was going to live in less than five minutes after the credits rolled.
As for death predictions, I think you guys are pretty spot on but I would like to add:
Jaime. I think this will be the culmination of his redemption arc IF Lady Stoneheart is a thing. I can't really see any purpose for him later anyways, when the political landscape is but a backdrop to the fight between the Others and the living.
That could be a reference to Brienne's sword oathkeeper. I imagine Jon will be back by then though.Got unbanned right in time got the show to start up.
Due to due episode name I assume Jon will be back in episode 3 (Oathbreaker).
That could be a reference to Brienne's sword oathkeeper. I imagine Jon will be back by then though.
At this point, I really wonder why they ended on that cliffhanger at the end of S5. People knew Jon was was going to live in less than five minutes after the credits rolled.
As for death predictions, I think you guys are pretty spot on but I would like to add:
Jaime. I think this will be the culmination of his redemption arc IF Lady Stoneheart is a thing. I can't really see any purpose for him later anyways, when the political landscape is but a backdrop to the fight between the Others and the living.
Supposedly HBO Canada put the episode up early on their On Demand service. How the hell does this keep happening? HBO and D&D must be livid.
How do you know this? Can't see anyone talking about it.
.Hi folks, please don't post any leaks in the thread. If that's something you're interested discussing, there are sites other than GAF where you can get into that. Also, please don't beg for links. Thank you.