HBO's Game of Thrones. [No Book Spoilers]

[Moncho]

Yeah that was a moment that I had been anticipating for a while, it is a great moment in the books as well.
Also, I am loving the character of Margaery, I do not recall her being so great in the books. Yet again, I have not read this one since a couple of years ago, and I have forgotten a lot of things (like Craster's fight, I believed Mormont would die much later).

[Leesin]

Watched it before I went to work, fucking awesome episode, had me thinking about it during my shift and can't wait to see the next episode. Fucking lol'd at Theon getting owned.

[Rumblood]

sweet! Praise that guy creating the languages, epic moment when danaerys starts speaking valyrian. holy shit that gave me the goosebumbs!

It was going great, then they rushed the dialogue with the UnSullied. it should have been more of a moment. If they were short on time, they should have cut some of the boring crap they toss in every episode. The first two episodes were rather forgettable. My wife watches them with me and completely forgot what happened in the 2nd episode a few days later (because not much happened). At least it is picking up steam now. The first couple of seasons were pretty much a great watch every show.

[Vibe]

Pretty good EP, finally shit is starting to hit the fan

[Overdriven]

Yeah that was a moment that I had been anticipating for a while, it is a great moment in the books as well.
Also, I am loving the character of Margaery, I do not recall her being so great in the books. Yet again, I have not read this one since a couple of years ago, and I have forgotten a lot of things (like Craster's fight, I believed Mormont would die much later).

I love Margaery as well. She's very clever. In the books it does bring all this up but only in passing comments. It never elaborates on it but it does say the populace of Kings Landing love her and that she knew how to approach Joffrey. I just loving seeing Cersei getting her position usurped but in the books that only really happens towards the last one.

That was a good episode. Watched it twice now. I'm looking forward to the fight with the Hound. Always felt kind of sorry for the guy in the books. Should be awesome though. And yeah when Daenerys starts speaking in valryian it is pretty cool. I imagine that's the CGI dragon budget done for the season though 

I also liked Vary's little sorcerer scene with Tyrion. He has a great way of making a point. The speech about his influence building slowly over years and then hitting home the point by opening the box. Thought that was good writing and don't remember it from the books.

Mormont dying does happen at Craster's. But I think the reason this seems earlier is because in the books it focuses a lot more on Sam struggling to get back and keep up with the group and becoming Sam the 'Slayer'. What I'm curious about is when they are going to introduce that scene. Because it happens when they are struggling to get back to Craster's. They've skipped forward a whole lot on that story and now Sam will be running with Gilly.

[The_Bloody_Nine]

It was going great, then they rushed the dialogue with the UnSullied. it should have been more of a moment. If they were short on time, they should have cut some of the boring crap they toss in every episode. The first two episodes were rather forgettable. My wife watches them with me and completely forgot what happened in the 2nd episode a few days later (because not much happened). At least it is picking up steam now. The first couple of seasons were pretty much a great watch every show.

couldn't disagree more. this episode would be nothing if they hadn't set it up all carefully and enrich characters.

It's the same with the books. People say Storm of swords was great but then it got crap. Wait till it's finished, the next books will be so epic with everything set up in book 4 and 5. And it can only be great because of the careful preparation.

as for the scene I thought it was well-timed. The only thing i would have hoped for was a bit extended scenery how they freed the whole city and killed all the masters,  probably would have been too expensive.

[Rumblood]

couldn't disagree more. this episode would be nothing if they hadn't set it up all carefully and enrich characters.

It's the same with the books. People say Storm of swords was great but then it got crap. Wait till it's finished, the next books will be so epic with everything set up in book 4 and 5. And it can only be great because of the careful preparation.

as for the scene I thought it was well-timed. The only thing i would have hoped for was a bit extended scenery how they freed the whole city and killed all the masters,  probably would have been too expensive.

You've got to be kidding me. "You're not slaves anymore, you're free! Who wants to fight for me?" *Thump thump*

More inspirational dramatic speech was demanded for that scene. They could have cut 15 seconds from some other far less important non-turning point from either of the first 2 episodes and put it into the time alloted for that one 

[Anal Bleeding]

this is when the story really starts falling apart.

[Overdriven]

Woop naked Ygritte finally!

[Oberyn]

Bathtub scene with Brienne and Jaime was fucking good. Favorite scene of the last episode. It was practically verbatim translation of the book scene. Queen of Thorns has been expanded a lot compared to how often she appears in the books, but I gotta be honest fucking love her. The actress is perfect for the character.

[Lars]

Ah that fire guy...

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Bloody respawner, not once, but 6 times  ...i didn't even remember that part

I'm enjoying GOT so far, i hope that at the end it won't turn in a crusade against the undead,  theorically i should know, cuz i have read the books,not all the books btw, and   i have forgot a lot of things.

What i really like about Got/A song of ice and fire, is that there aren't "the good guys and the bad guys", like in many other  fantasy novels, that's why imo  Got would have been better without the undead, i  have no clue/i don't remeber  what will happen in the future of the story, but i hope there will not be an alliance of the different houses to "repell the undead", something like   " let's put our differences aside, the "zombies" are the real evil threat", i'm also confident that Martin can't kill an epic story in that way

[Overdriven]

Bathtub scene with Brienne and Jaime was fucking good. Favorite scene of the last episode. It was practically verbatim translation of the book scene. Queen of Thorns has been expanded a lot compared to how often she appears in the books, but I gotta be honest fucking love her. The actress is perfect for the character.

Yeah the Queen of Thorns is almost exactly as I imagined her. Definitely one of the best parts of this series. Also love Tywin. Can never get enough of that guy. Utterly ruthless, an out right bastard but would make a brilliant King.

[Moncho]

Nice episode, I always suffer to see the people make the mistakes that I know are going to come (and seem so obvious from outside), also got to love the look on the schemers when they get outmanoeuvred. Especially Cercei, she should not be trying to play the game with the people who actually know how to...

[Banok]

yeah the tub scene was great. Seems like the best scenes/dialogue are the ones straight from the book, possibly bias I guess.

[Anal Bleeding]

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