Hodor. Jon will be burning every body.
I imagine Jon walking around the aftermath of the BotB and asking men "can you stand"? When they say no he just throws a torch on them.
You've only got 13 more episodes at this point. Does Thrones tell a complete story? Do you already know how it ends?
Well let's put it this way, the guys know very well the story that they want to tell. They have had a good idea of how they want to end their story for a very long time, so we're just excited to have them do that.
The original idea was 15 more episodes, and now you're getting two fewer. What happened?
There was never ever really a set plan. I think, honestly, some things kind of leaked in the press or may have been said here or there. They had an idea of where they wanted the arc to go, but in terms of the number of episodes, the number or the length of episodes, that has never been a hard number. I imagine the story is dictating for them how many episodes is right for them.
You've announced six more episodes for the final season, and there's no airdate time frame. Given what you know about the pace of production and working with Benioff and Weiss, is it likely 2018 or 2019?
I can't really speculate on that. All I will tell you is it is obviously a very ambitious season. This is the culmination of eight seasons of fantastic storytelling. They are writing, and they need to look at the production schedule, and we will take their lead in terms of the airdate that works best for them. They don't even know; they are still putting the season together. And as you can imagine, it's a very complicated show to produce, so it's not like putting together a production schedule for a sitcom that shoots on the stage. It shoots all over the world and takes a long time to figure out where, when and how to shoot. So they're in the process of doing that, and they'll let us know.
Have you kicked the tires about how the final six episodes could air? Could they be weekly? Could you space them out and split them like Mad Men's final season?
We haven't gotten into to the airing plans. I don't anticipate anything totally unusual, but again, until we figure out the production schedule, everything is going to come from that.
Would you rule out airing in theaters? Or having some kind of theatrical release, maybe Imax?
I would. This is for subscribers.
I agree with a lot of it, although Battle of the Bastards seems crazy low to me.
The Ringer: The Definitive Game of Thrones Episode Rankings
Certainly not "definitive" in any objective sense, but I agree with their very top and rock bottom picks.
When they announced this season starting later I automatically assumed we wouldn't get the last season until at least late 2018 but it wouldn't surprise me if we don't see it until 2019.- THR: Casey Bloys interview
There's also a bunch on the spinoff series in the interview, and I posted that bit in the appropriate thread.
Sam is going to cure him!
that actually make sense!
Nice, kinda confirms that- Via Warming Glow: Promo pics from the season premiere (not too much here, but please spoiler tag discussion as appropriate)
With his fat pink mast?Sam is going to cure him!
With his fat pink mast?
lmao
Did you come into the wrong thread or?
Wait, did Dario get left in Mereen to keep order? I'd forgotten.
None of my predictions will be right so I'll keep them as they are. What difference does it make?
Still have the final episode to rewatch, but that's what I recall happening off the top of my head.
Yep. Daario stays behind. Probably no reason to bring him back unless they just want to kill him for fun.
Edit:
99% sure Littlefinger kicks the bucket.
50% on Cersei
Book readers already breaking out their old crutches. Time to start filling up the ignore list again.
Daario didn't come to Westeros iirc
Core cast most likely to bite in season in my opinion: Littlefinger and Theon
I think Daario was spotted in a trailer?
Who will unceremoniously die (a la Doran Martell) because their storyline was going no where?
I think Daario was spotted in a trailer?
Who will unceremoniously die (a la Doran Martell) because their storyline was going no where?
Ah, sorry, yeah, Daario 2.
On the Official Malcolm McDowell Ability to Project Danger and Menace Scale
he's somewhere in the Brendan Fraser decile.
So who's watch do you think is ending this season?
Petyr - There's already foreshadowing of Robin taking him out and I expect no less.
I could see Zombie Mountain taking out Grey Worm and Dario in the same fight. Make things look scary / dire for Dany.
So who's watch do you think is ending this season?
Petyr - There's already foreshadowing of Robin taking him out and I expect no less.
Robin - The boys getting old.
Cersei - She holds back both Jamie and even the Mountain from joining the larger fight, she could be good finale material.
Arya - It will be sad but she seems at odds with what's coming.
Brienne - This is just me being hopeful...
Grey worm - and his entire army, I suspect things to get quite dire near the end.
The dogs can be conjured up, and later be forgotten for the convenience of the plot a la 20 good men.I wonder if they got rid of Ramsay's vicious dogs or Jon will pardon them.
I wonder if they got rid of Ramsay's vicious dogs or Jon will pardon them.
Not a chance in hell that Littlefinger is taken out by Robin. He's going to compromise himself by doing something stupid and not at all Littlefinger-ish and people will credit 'Darth Sansa' for outplaying him. I guarantee it. He'll put a crossbow to his head and tell Sansa that when he pulls the trigger she's to push him out of the way so the bolt hits Jon, which she won't do but will be credited as a political mastermind for it.
I wouldn't be surprised if we never even see Robin again.
Not a chance in hell that Littlefinger is taken out by Robin. He's going to compromise himself by doing something stupid and not at all Littlefinger-ish and people will credit 'Darth Sansa' for outplaying him. I guarantee it. He'll put a crossbow to his head and tell Sansa that when he pulls the trigger she's to push him out of the way so the bolt hits Jon, which she won't do but will be credited as a political mastermind for it.
So 25 mins ago GRRM tweeted something weird about Valyria's doom coming in one hour...
Must... Not... Get... Hyped...
Interesting the thing he argued against...- Time interview: George R. R. Martin on the One Game of Thrones Change He 'Argued Against'
Worth a read. I'll do some pull quotes later if I have time.
He posted the same thing on his blog last night. http://grrm.livejournal.com/543080.html
It's almost certainly nothing.
- Time interview: George R. R. Martin on the One Game of Thrones Change He 'Argued Against'
Worth a read. I'll do some pull quotes later if I have time.
Womp womp. It's just a youtube fan vid as a pilot for a Doom of Valyria series:He posted the same thing on his blog last night. http://grrm.livejournal.com/543080.html
It's almost certainly nothing.
For 5,000 years, the Valyrian Freehold ruled the world, until its surrounding volcanoes obliterated it from history. But, what truly destroyed Valyria?
WiCnet said:YouTuber Patrick McCarthy's Doom of Valyria, an animated short film about the cataclysmic event that obliterated the most powerful empire in the World of Ice and Fire at the height of its magnificence.