If your not happy with it i will personally refund your money. Its that good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sherardp
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If your not happy with it i will personally refund your money. Its that good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sherardp
Just fiished Season 2 episode 4. King Joffrey is one sick, mean basterd. Now his mom's tappin her cousin while her brothers locked up and Tirion knows about it. Can't wait for episode 5 to see what the red headed fire queen just gave birth to .
You haven't read the books I take it. You ain't seen nothin' yet! :eek: Cersei is mean as a damn snake too. But quite possibly the worst is Roose Bolton's bastard son, Ramsey, who hasn't been introduced yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by chumlie
Love Tyrion - what a smart, clever little f--ker! :cool:
It's hard for me to watch shows but I did start watching this. I just know what the story is or who the characters are.
I think I'll read it if it's widely available.
^ agree, the books are on my short list, maybe I should try reading one on the iPad... I haven't done that yet.
No i haven't. I usually read non fiction. But for this series i think i'll make an exception. They have a set with the 1st 4 novels on Amazon for $21. I hear the series follows the books pretty accurately. Hope they keep it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by drumminman
I'm half way through season 1 and I'm liking it more and more.
This is a fantastic show and I'm glad it was brought to my attention.
Damn that last episode Sunday had a kickass ending.
Ron, you meant T&A ending? :smile:
Well yeah...and the very end right before the credits rolled.
I haven't seen the show...but I've read the first book and actually just started the second one. The first one was great, and the second one is seeming to be very good so far.
Just watched the 1st two episodes of season 1 on dvd from Netflix. The Mrs was unhappy that there are only 2 on the dvd and said to get the rest ASAP. Thanx to this thread for the heads up on this series! Between this and Boardwalk Empire I'm almost tempted to pick up HBO.
Seen episode 5 last nite. I wonder who Arya Stark is gonna use her remaining 2 picks on.
She's very clever in the way she chooses! One tough little girl.Quote:
Originally Posted by chumlie
In the books all the characters are young since few lived to a ripe old age back then. Rob: 16 yo; Arya 8 or 9 yo; Sansa 13 yo.
I thought she kinda wasted the first pick. But ya can hardly blame her.
I read the book and just put this in my Netflix que :)
I just picked up a copy, can't wait to watch it.
You mean the books :biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ern Dog
Yep, currently 5 of them with G.R.R. Martin writing the 6th. Wish he'd hurry up :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by DMara
Loved episode 6 last night, but a plot development had me scratching my head. Why did they have someone steal Danerys' dragons to get her to enter the House of the Undying instead of, as in the book, have her enter to seek answers?
Also, they turned Jeyne Westerling's character into Talisa from Volantis. Not sure why.
Seems kind of cheap and obvious to me, sort of TV-ish.
Man, lots of gore last night!
Also, looks like Bran and Rickon has escaped Winterfell, but I didn't see the introduction of the characters Meeren and Jojen.
Two down, one left for Arya. I see the plot thicking as Jon Snow snuggles with the wildling.
How about some spoiler alerts for those back on season 1?! haha
I love this show. It started out a bit gory for my taste, but all in all, I like it. My wife and I started watching the first season on the touchpad on a flight to Portland, and after the first 15 minuts realized people all around us probably thought we were watching porn. :lol:
Another excellent show, although of a different vein, is Breaking Bad, now in its 6th season. Crazy good. And some of the best character development ever. For Netflix-havers, this is a must see.
S-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 much is gon'na happen this season! It'll make your head spin :eek:, and then there's next season, and. . . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by chumlie
I gather you've read all the books. How does the show stack up in your opinion ?Quote:
Originally Posted by drumminman
I read 2-5, but I didn't read Game of Thrones, the first one. Season 2 pretty much encompasses the 2nd one, A Clash Of Kings. The script writers are sticking to the books pretty well within the constraints they have (budget, time). The plot turns get a bit complicated, and some of the vignettes are so complicated they'd be difficult to convey and make sense. The main story elements are there, though certain scenes are combined or left out for clarity or to move things along a bit quicker.Quote:
Originally Posted by chumlie
IMHO one of the best elements of the series is casting, especially Peter Dinklage as Tyrion, Lena Headey as Cersei, and whoever that guy is that plays Tywin Lannister.
Interested to see who is gonna play Ramsey Bolton, Roose Bolton's son. That character is one mean, nasty dude.
Wow!! Never thought Theon Greyjoy would get that nasty, still wondering if that really is Bran & Rickon that he burned to a crisp. I was thinking Bran's character would develope more.
Yeah, I don't think it was Bran. Surely he would have had 4 bodies there. The plot sure is thickening, though.
Theon is really a petty, incompetant douche bag. He screws up everything he attempts.
Prepare for some major plot turns! Bwwaa-haa-haa-haa-haaaaah!
Episode 7 has several fairly significant deviations from A Clash of Kings. Some are understandable, some I don't get.
This season Danerys is coming off like a real Diva! And Cersei - those scense between her and Tyrion, and her and Sansa were actually touching. In the book she's more of a cold hearted, egotistical megalomaniac. I'm betting she'll revert to form.
Only two episodes left this season, with the last being two hours. What an ending it's gonna be!