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In It For The Tank posted:As if Ramsay wasn't the main character between Seasons 3 - 6. But what happened to the 20 good men? I need closure!
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banned from Starbucks posted:Who was the main character at the wall? Mance had like 4 scenes total. Ygritte and, to a lesser extent, Tormund.
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lezard_valeth posted:OH MY loving GOD. I assume they have this conversation after Dany roasts Tarly and son. ... Which, I mean, what did they expect? She literally did poo poo like this in the past, and I am pretty sure historically was even how Aegon conquered Westeros in the first place (as Harrenhal can attest)
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Krinkle posted:I thought the spoilers said the dragon would die and turn into an iceball and yet it seems perfectly healthy to me. Also that it would be a lovely green dragon and not the big boy. Green dragon dies to Night's King Blizzaga in episode 6.
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Krinkle posted:I thought the spoilers said the dragon would die and turn into an iceball and yet it seems perfectly healthy to me. Also that it would be a lovely green dragon and not the big boy. So perhaps the spoilers about the small dragon north of the wall werent talking about the big dragon south of the wall?
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For all the comments made about "once the gold arrives" and "assuming the gold gets here" from the iron banker I'm kinda shocked the gold actually made it
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Krinkle posted:I thought the spoilers said the dragon would die and turn into an iceball and yet it seems perfectly healthy to me. Also that it would be a lovely green dragon and not the big boy. That's episode 6 efb
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I just wanted to drop in and say that the "who taught you how to do that?" "No one." exchange justified Arya's entire arc last year.
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Blitz7x posted:For all the comments made about "once the gold arrives" and "assuming the gold gets here" from the iron banker I'm kinda shocked the gold actually made it D&D: See, we can subvert tropes, we're good writers! 
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Aug 7, 2017 03:20
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:She burned the food because she apparently forgot she was having trouble feeding the Dothraki, which she herself mentioned earlier in the episode(Dany dumb) She burned the food because it was there when she decided to burn stuff.
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Arglebargle III posted:She burned the food because it was there when she decided to burn stuff. Daenarys Trogdor the Burninator
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Aug 7, 2017 03:27
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Finally, Season 7 gives us an entertaining episode. And Euron Greyjoy was nowhere to be found. Coincidence? Wonder if the arrow that hit the dragon has poison on it, since the Lannisters are all about the poison.
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Aug 7, 2017 03:30
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After 53.6 hours of television Itchy and Scratchy finally made it to the fireworks factory vis a vis them dragons.
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Aug 7, 2017 03:30
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Man, the writing is getting lazier and lazier
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CDHiggs posted:Coincidence? Yes.
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cravius posted:Man, the writing is getting lazier and lazier "What did you do?" "Many things."
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I love that all the Stark children are basically superheroes now or have magic powers except Sansa.
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cravius posted:Man, the writing is getting lazier and lazier grrm could have done it lazier i mean, he is by not
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Harlock posted:I love that all the Stark children are basically superheroes now or have magic powers except Sansa. sansas superpower is snark
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anime was right posted:sansas superpower is snark And height
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Sansa will awaken the phoenix and blast NK's rear end.
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Littlefinger's character since they passed the books has been pretty dumb, but him ultimately being done in by the one person he can't manipulate because he can see the past and has no worldly desires to exploit, and with the dagger he betrayed Ned with is a pretty good bookend.
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I like Dickon, I hope he survives when Tarly Sr. gets roasted
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Ragnarok the Red posted:Littlefinger's character since they passed the books has been pretty dumb, but him ultimately being done in by the one person he can't manipulate because he can see the past and has no worldly desires to exploit, and with the dagger he betrayed Ned with is a pretty good bookend. The only weapon against peak sleaziness is peak autism.
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Cornflakes posted:I like Dickon, I hope he survives when Tarly Sr. gets roasted It doesn't appear he does.
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Both Bronn and Jamie dodged a dragon's flames that were apparently big/wide enough to turn a group of >8 people huddled together into ashes. They are ninjas.
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three posted:Both Bronn and Jamie dodged a dragon's flames that were apparently big/wide enough to turn a group of >8 people huddled together into ashes. They are ninjas. It says here in the rules they should still take half damge. 
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Cornflakes posted:I like Dickon, I hope he survives when Tarly Sr. gets roasted I mean for the audience perspective Dickon has to die so they can kind of empathize with Varis' perspective about Danny maybe becoming a new Mad Queen and the focus of the next episode to keep her from going over the edge. We're not supposed to like Randall Tarly because he was a huge rear end in a top hat to Sam, a racist to Gilly, and betrayed Olenna. He's a villain. But his son Dickon just got some The Walking Dead-style last minute character development to make him likable. His regret for the battle at Highgarden because he knew some of the people he fought against and died, he saved Jaime from being killed by a Dothraki rider during this episode. Danny pretty much has to roast him along with his father for the action to be seen as morally grey and not just the hero punishing a bad guy, which doesn't sell the "holy poo poo she's acting like her dad" storyline. Ragnarok the Red fucked around with this message at 04:02 on Aug 7, 2017 |
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I'd laugh if Tyrion got mad Bronn was willing to risk his life for Jaime but wouldn't do the same for him with fighting the Mountain.
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Best episode, of the best season of the best tv show.
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Ragnarok the Red posted:I mean for the audience perspective Dickon has to die so they can kind of empathize with Varis' perspective about Danny maybe becoming a new Mad Queen and the focus of the next episode to keep her from going over the edge. Nah, that boat has sailed. The right moment to make the audience care at all for Dickon was last season with his reunion with Sam, and his conversation amounted to "I like hunting. I went hunting today. Do you hunt in the Wall too?" And then he got recast. If you wanna make the audience have second thoughts on Daenerys' way of doing things, have her roast Bronn. Please don't let her roast Bronn.
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bobjr posted:I'd laugh if Tyrion got mad Bronn was willing to risk his life for Jaime but wouldn't do the same for him with fighting the Mountain. He really wants that castle.
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lezard_valeth posted:Nah, that boat has sailed. I think Dany executing Bronn would be too extreme. That would be closer to Stannis burning Shireen in turning a massive chunk of the audience against her. Dickon is juuuust likable but not developed enough to make you go  but not enough to make you full on start actively rooting against her character.
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JT Jag posted:I just wanted to drop in and say that the "who taught you how to do that?" "No one." exchange justified Arya's entire arc last year. loving  Best character moment we've had in years.
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Nobodys roasting Bronn he is the roaster dickon Come on
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good ep, but would've been better if the production team understood the concept of enfilade fire roastcount++
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The autist formerly known as Bran
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Tonights episode what the loving poo poo that was incredible 
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The emotional investment on Bran and Meera's scene was so lazy the could have just phoned in the whole thing and nobody would have noticed. "I'm leaving" "K, bye" "my brother died for...aah too much effort, see ya"
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Ash1138 posted:good ep, but would've been better if the production team understood the concept of enfilade fire
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