Game of Thrones (TV ONLY) [Leaked Spoilers prohibited]

[Michael Gary Scott]

I'm so glad I stayed unspoiled for that. Fricking Mr. Filch getting his revenge.

[4815162342]

Roose Bolton was on his A-game this episode. Referencing how drunk people can't do shit (like fight back), talking about his fat Frey wife and dowry, giving Catelyn that smirk of doom when she saw the mail under his outer layer, looking Robb in the eye as he repeated Jaime Lannister's parting words (said to Roose as a joke) verbatim.

 

Ladies and Gents, Lord Trollton has arrived to assume his rightful role as a major antagonist for the show.

[Michael Gary Scott]

When was the last episode that didnt feature Tyrion?

[4815162342]

When was the last episode that didnt feature Tyrion?

 

I think Episode 7 of Season 1.

 

First episode of the series to have nothing in King's Landing.

[Jim Shorts]

 

 

[Michael Gary Scott]

I hope Arya and the hound become friends but I'm guessing probably not lol.

[Jim Shorts]

Roose Bolton & Walder Frey -

 

 

 

As well as mine. Bastards.

[Jim Shorts]

[4815162342]

Roose Bolton & Walder Frey -

 

 

 

As well as mine. Bastards.

 

 

Roose Bolton is amused by your emotions, he finds them quaint.

[Boxx93]

That image should be a spoiler, some people havent watched the episode yet

[Cmasterclay]

This isn't spoilers, because it's completely fictional and probably will never happen, but I had the craziest dream last night about how the series would end.

 

In the dream (and this actually works with the show) it was revealed near the end of the series that Westeros is actually Europe/Northern Africa, which actually makes some sense (not all) in terms of real geography. The series actually takes place 2000 or so years in the future, after a devastating nuclear war kills most of humanity. The surviving people lost all modern customs and resources, and reverted to a way of life based on ancient medieval customs. The  nuclear fallout accounts for all the supernatural elements (dragons, White Walkers) present in the show. As the final battle of the series happens, a bunch of modern helicopters and soldiers with guns flew in and started wrecking shit. The people are off the west coast of Westeros- also known as the United States. And shit went down from there.

 

I still can't decide if it was the best or worst thing ever.

[cozmeesah]

Shawn has said that things aren't considered spoilers once the episode has aired.

[Gopher]

I forgot we were playing the GAME OF FEELS.

[Lordmandeep]

Hmm I dreaded this moment and I was literally fighting back emotions, cant imagine how the casual viewers felt.

 

Based on the very very sad ending of this episonde the ending season will have to be.

 

 

Lady Cat rising back from the dead.

 

Edited June 3, 2013 by Lordmandeep

[Jim Shorts]

This isn't spoilers, because it's completely fictional and probably will never happen, but I had the craziest dream last night about how the series would end.

 

In the dream (and this actually works with the show) it was revealed near the end of the series that Westeros is actually Europe/Northern Africa, which actually makes some sense (not all) in terms of real geography. The series actually takes place 2000 or so years in the future, after a devastating nuclear war kills most of humanity. The surviving people lost all modern customs and resources, and reverted to a way of life based on ancient medieval customs. The  nuclear fallout accounts for all the supernatural elements (dragons, White Walkers) present in the show. As the final battle of the series happens, a bunch of modern helicopters and soldiers with guns flew in and started wrecking shit. The people are off the west coast of Westeros- also known as the United States. And shit went down from there.

 

I still can't decide if it was the best or worst thing ever.

 

 

Sounds like you fel asleep watching After Earth.

[acsc1312]

Ughghgh! I'm so disgusted right now. Especially the last death I feel like I don't even wanna watch the show anymore

[Lordmandeep]

Lol this video will be popular soon

 

Dont watch if you had do not know.

 

http://youtu.be/QKqF8lg_M7A

 

Yeah to be honest the season finale needs to end of something positive... 

 

 

 

 

The did it well but the ending was Cat was a bit rushed, she cut her throat and her throat gets cut... spend a few more seconds on that hello! 

Edited June 3, 2013 by Lordmandeep

[cozmeesah]

When we all read the books, nearly everyone had the same reaction. Threw books across the room, didn't read for days, etc. But we all went back and kept reading because the story is more than a couple characters.People did the same after Ned's death in Season 1. It's gut-wrenching, but you'll be really missing out if you stop watching.

[Lordmandeep]

True true but I think the show will end like Season 1 this time and not like Season 2. 

[Totem]

WTF MAN