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The Sparrow revealed who is Army is in his confrontation with grandmother Olenna. She threatened to withhold grain and starve them and he reminded her she does not grow grain, it is the common peopleBoring? Seriously? I thought it was one of the better episodes of the season.Kinda boring. But the end cracked me up. Cersei might be seeing her end. I had to laugh.
Meanwhile, next week SHOULD be more interesting. I hope.
First, seeing that Stannis conquest of the North is anything but certain. I hope he finally toss the Red Witch to the wolves, since sacrificing his daughter would make him a monster not a King to follow.
Second, it was nice seeing Sam take a stand (more ways than one). Third, Danny doesn't realize it but she has been given a true gift in Tyrion. I hope she appreciates his knowledge, intelligence and expertise. I hope she forgive Jorah, he was literally always loyal and could be a great consultant.
Next, Theon, seriously can a man really be broken to such a degree? I don't buy it, but any sympathy I might have had for him is gone, I hope someone finally puts him out of his misery. Man is Ramsay and evil prick, I look forward to Brienne killing this scumbag.
I hope Snowe's enlisting of the Wildlings to fight the undead goes well. Since it's a huge gamble give that none of the crows seem to agree with him.
Best part of the episode was Bronn and the Sand Snake interaction. The chemistry there was amazing. That is not easy to do so quickly. I loved the scene and was deathly afraid that Bronn was going to bite the dust. Wow was that an intense moment.
Lastly, Cersi. Did anyone not see that coming. Not smart to show vanity, pride, lust and greed to religious fanatics that stand on a high horse when it comes to justice. Cersi has ZERO friends, ZERO allies, ZERO family, ZERO loyal soldiers or knights that will sacrifice it all to free her, and a weak and lost son/King, yet she has an abundance of enemies. She seems to be in a bad place. However, that storyline with the High Sparrow is annoying. He has no real army, not really a defensible encampment, poorly armed men and the knight's guard or a Tyrell force could easily defeat them with ease, yet Tommen or the Tyrells do not send in the cavalry! It makes no sense and to mean it's just stupid politeline (Note: I won't get political on it's obvious attack on Christianity
The first few seasons were the best. I should do what you are doing. Maybe I will when this season ends so I am prepped for the next one.I didn't read any of the previous posts because I just decided to see what GOT was all about and am hooked and binge watching on couchtuner. Tonight I'll finish the last two episodes of season one and maybe one or two from season two. I'm delighted with the female frontal nudity....didn't know medieval babes waxed their vajayjays.
The first few seasons were the best. I should do what you are doing. Maybe I will when this season ends so I am prepped for the next one.I didn't read any of the previous posts because I just decided to see what GOT was all about and am hooked and binge watching on couchtuner. Tonight I'll finish the last two episodes of season one and maybe one or two from season two. I'm delighted with the female frontal nudity....didn't know medieval babes waxed their vajayjays.
I won't tell. You'll see.The first few seasons were the best. I should do what you are doing. Maybe I will when this season ends so I am prepped for the next one.I didn't read any of the previous posts because I just decided to see what GOT was all about and am hooked and binge watching on couchtuner. Tonight I'll finish the last two episodes of season one and maybe one or two from season two. I'm delighted with the female frontal nudity....didn't know medieval babes waxed their vajayjays.
I discovered that Eddard Stark is beheaded when I looked up the Bean guy who played him and is now on a show called "Legends" about a CIA deep-cover operator. Pissed me off because so far he seems to be the glue to the cast....don't tell me anything about how he met his end please....I'll probably know by tomorrow.
The first few seasons were the best. I should do what you are doing. Maybe I will when this season ends so I am prepped for the next one.I didn't read any of the previous posts because I just decided to see what GOT was all about and am hooked and binge watching on couchtuner. Tonight I'll finish the last two episodes of season one and maybe one or two from season two. I'm delighted with the female frontal nudity....didn't know medieval babes waxed their vajayjays.
I discovered that Eddard Stark is beheaded when I looked up the Bean guy who played him and is now on a show called "Legends" about a CIA deep-cover operator. Pissed me off because so far he seems to be the glue to the cast....don't tell me anything about how he met his end please....I'll probably know by tomorrow.
The Sparrow revealed who is Army is in his confrontation with grandmother Olenna. She threatened to withhold grain and starve them and he reminded her she does not grow grain, it is the common peopleBoring? Seriously? I thought it was one of the better episodes of the season.Kinda boring. But the end cracked me up. Cersei might be seeing her end. I had to laugh.
Meanwhile, next week SHOULD be more interesting. I hope.
First, seeing that Stannis conquest of the North is anything but certain. I hope he finally toss the Red Witch to the wolves, since sacrificing his daughter would make him a monster not a King to follow.
Second, it was nice seeing Sam take a stand (more ways than one). Third, Danny doesn't realize it but she has been given a true gift in Tyrion. I hope she appreciates his knowledge, intelligence and expertise. I hope she forgive Jorah, he was literally always loyal and could be a great consultant.
Next, Theon, seriously can a man really be broken to such a degree? I don't buy it, but any sympathy I might have had for him is gone, I hope someone finally puts him out of his misery. Man is Ramsay and evil prick, I look forward to Brienne killing this scumbag.
I hope Snowe's enlisting of the Wildlings to fight the undead goes well. Since it's a huge gamble give that none of the crows seem to agree with him.
Best part of the episode was Bronn and the Sand Snake interaction. The chemistry there was amazing. That is not easy to do so quickly. I loved the scene and was deathly afraid that Bronn was going to bite the dust. Wow was that an intense moment.
Lastly, Cersi. Did anyone not see that coming. Not smart to show vanity, pride, lust and greed to religious fanatics that stand on a high horse when it comes to justice. Cersi has ZERO friends, ZERO allies, ZERO family, ZERO loyal soldiers or knights that will sacrifice it all to free her, and a weak and lost son/King, yet she has an abundance of enemies. She seems to be in a bad place. However, that storyline with the High Sparrow is annoying. He has no real army, not really a defensible encampment, poorly armed men and the knight's guard or a Tyrell force could easily defeat them with ease, yet Tommen or the Tyrells do not send in the cavalry! It makes no sense and to mean it's just stupid politeline (Note: I won't get political on it's obvious attack on Christianity
Without the common people buying their shit, the royalty has nothing
I won't tell. You'll see.
And yeah. I was peeved when Sean Bean was killed off. Still am, actually.
Ah. Memories of how good it used to be.I won't tell. You'll see.
And yeah. I was peeved when Sean Bean was killed off. Still am, actually.
So that little rat bastard tricked Stark into a phony confession to save his daughters and then had him beheaded anyway! And then made the older girl look at her father's head on a pike?He'll get his. Pretty nifty scene when the dragon girl survives the fire with her new pets.
I begin season two tonight.
The Sparrow revealed who is Army is in his confrontation with grandmother Olenna. She threatened to withhold grain and starve them and he reminded her she does not grow grain, it is the common peopleBoring? Seriously? I thought it was one of the better episodes of the season.Kinda boring. But the end cracked me up. Cersei might be seeing her end. I had to laugh.
Meanwhile, next week SHOULD be more interesting. I hope.
First, seeing that Stannis conquest of the North is anything but certain. I hope he finally toss the Red Witch to the wolves, since sacrificing his daughter would make him a monster not a King to follow.
Second, it was nice seeing Sam take a stand (more ways than one). Third, Danny doesn't realize it but she has been given a true gift in Tyrion. I hope she appreciates his knowledge, intelligence and expertise. I hope she forgive Jorah, he was literally always loyal and could be a great consultant.
Next, Theon, seriously can a man really be broken to such a degree? I don't buy it, but any sympathy I might have had for him is gone, I hope someone finally puts him out of his misery. Man is Ramsay and evil prick, I look forward to Brienne killing this scumbag.
I hope Snowe's enlisting of the Wildlings to fight the undead goes well. Since it's a huge gamble give that none of the crows seem to agree with him.
Best part of the episode was Bronn and the Sand Snake interaction. The chemistry there was amazing. That is not easy to do so quickly. I loved the scene and was deathly afraid that Bronn was going to bite the dust. Wow was that an intense moment.
Lastly, Cersi. Did anyone not see that coming. Not smart to show vanity, pride, lust and greed to religious fanatics that stand on a high horse when it comes to justice. Cersi has ZERO friends, ZERO allies, ZERO family, ZERO loyal soldiers or knights that will sacrifice it all to free her, and a weak and lost son/King, yet she has an abundance of enemies. She seems to be in a bad place. However, that storyline with the High Sparrow is annoying. He has no real army, not really a defensible encampment, poorly armed men and the knight's guard or a Tyrell force could easily defeat them with ease, yet Tommen or the Tyrells do not send in the cavalry! It makes no sense and to mean it's just stupid politeline (Note: I won't get political on it's obvious attack on Christianity
Without the common people buying their shit, the royalty has nothing
Yeah, that's working great in Cuba, the former USSR and Communist China and North Korea
Ah. Memories of how good it used to be.I won't tell. You'll see.
And yeah. I was peeved when Sean Bean was killed off. Still am, actually.
So that little rat bastard tricked Stark into a phony confession to save his daughters and then had him beheaded anyway! And then made the older girl look at her father's head on a pike?He'll get his. Pretty nifty scene when the dragon girl survives the fire with her new pets.
I begin season two tonight.
Put it this way. You ain't seen nothin' yet.
