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Oh, I didn't hear it properly then!
Oh, I didn't hear it properly then!I heard him say 'Flee you idiot.'
That is why I always download matching subtitles.Oh, I didn't hear it properly then!
Okay, so your top 5 favourite GOT characters and then also your least favourite.
Top
1. Sam Tarly
2. Tyrion
3. Bron
4. Jon Snow
5. Ramsay Bolton
Also really liking Davos these days and would say he is my favourite character at this moment in time and latest season.
Least liked
1. Little Finger. His accent is all over the place and I just find him irritating.
2. Arya. Liked her at first, but now she bores me.
3. Bran. Incredibly annoying and just plain dull!
Can't really think of any others.
Nope, didn't see that, but the way he has been portrayed is as a humourless, emotionless, irritatingly boring tit.The whole Bran storyline has bored me. I'm sure it'll tie everything together but dull and he's annoying! It did provide the Hodor scene, which is one of the best, but Hodor died saving that dick!
Did anyone see the Hodor actor on Thronecast? He hates Bran too
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I seen the guy who played Blackfish on it last week, he came across as a bit of a CnutThe whole Bran storyline has bored me. I'm sure it'll tie everything together but dull and he's annoying! It did provide the Hodor scene, which is one of the best, but Hodor died saving that dick!
Did anyone see the Hodor actor on Thronecast? He hates Bran too
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Thought the same. The fella that played Meryn Trant was a great guest though.I seen the guy who played Blackfish on it last week, he came across as a bit of a Cnut
Thought the same. The fella that played Meryn Trant was a great guest though.
Top 5 characters:
Arya
Cersei
Tyrion
The Hound
Brienne
Disliked characters:
BRAN
Sansa
Tommen
Caitlin Stark
I have gone off Sansa too lately. Found she has become rather whiney.
But then couldn't it be said that Alfie Allen is playing Theon perfectly? Isn't the character supposed to be a pathetic figure?Top 5
1 Bron - how can you not like him!
2 Tyrion - clever and quick witted
3 Jaime L - just grown on me throughout the series
4 The Hound - just doesn't give a shit
5 Cersei - plays a brilliant queen
Bottom 5
1 Sansa - although I think she is getting better
2 Bran - could do more with the character but I think there is more to come
3 Whitewalker no 3 - not as scary as the others
4 Margeary Tyrell - beautiful but that silly smerk was annoying!
5 Theon - pathetic little man!
It's weird as I cannot stand little finger and Joffrey but that means they are playing their parts perfectly!
Rigtht then
It was the guy who played one of the gold cloaks tonight, well he played an actor in the theatre troupe from the last series !!
I mean seriously bit of a pisstake don't you Think
There must of been literally hundreds of extras who could of played the part
Ser Davos has been great this series
Indeed! To be fair I couldn't really choose a bottom 5 as they all play their parts wellBut then couldn't it be said that Alfie Allen is playing Theon perfectly? Isn't the character supposed to be a pathetic figure?
Indeed! To be fair I couldn't really choose a bottom 5 as they all play their parts well
Thing that got me was ......Obviously sorting out the Whitewalkers is now bloody urgent. Jon Snow seemingly has some sort of affinity with the dragons. Couldn't Daenerys just lend him one to nip back to Winterfell sharpish?
He could be there and back again befire tea and besides, wouldn't dragonfire kill Whitewalkers anyway, or at least possibly have a chance of destroying them? Why hasn't anyone suggested using the dragons against the Whitewalkers?
At least try it. At least bloody well suggest it. Three massive, fook off dragons that can wipe out thousands in seconds and the King of the North is only asking for foot soldiers.Said that yesterday, just fly 3 dragons over all of the white walkers and burn them.
At least try it. At least bloody well suggest it. Three massive, fook off dragons that can wipe out thousands in seconds and the King of the North is only asking for foot soldiers.
You would think of Dragonglass can kill them, Dragons might do a job.
At least try it. At least bloody well suggest it. Three massive, fook off dragons that can wipe out thousands in seconds and the King of the North is only asking for foot soldiers.
I did Otis, massive plot reveal and it was just dismissedJon is trying to enlist Daenarys help to fight the wights, and has yet to convince her they exist. She is busy trying to win a war...
"yeah, take my dragons" isn't really likely just yet is it? :emoji_grin: but, it's coming...
I think they're telling the story just fine
Did anyone pick up on the significance of theannulment, Gilly was talking about to Sam? Must confess it by passed me. I usually forget about stuff that has happened in previous seasons. Apparently though it is very significant and relates to Jon Snow's birthright.
I did Otis, massive plot reveal and it was just dismissed
She said to me that I was talking in my sleep, I said it's the only chance I get in this houseTo be honest, I thought that was one of the most real things in the program.
Youre at home, seething about something that happened earlier at work, and your wife starts talking. Do you listen? :emoji_smile:
The battle shown in the trailer was what I had hoped last nights episode was going to be with the title of "Eastwatch". It does look ace though.Bron could be in trouble
Loved the last scene of jon and the rest heading out into the snow.
I seen the trailer for next weeks show looks epic
Yeah, not clear to me because I had completely and utterly forgotten the previous scene. Could have hit me with a sledgehammer with it and I still wouldn't have clicked what they were talking aboutYep. It was pretty clear. The implication being that he is not a bastard stark, but a legitimate Targaryen. She was about to say Rhaegar's marriage was anulled, and then he wedded lyanna stark imo
Did anyone pick up on the significance of theannulment, Gilly was talking about to Sam? Must confess it by passed me. I usually forget about stuff that has happened in previous seasons. Apparently though it is very significant and relates to Jon Snow's birthright.
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