HBO's Game of Thrones

[Spartan Rex]

GoT's Room 237 Moment.

 

[karamazov80]

Ah, must be the red wedding.

The episode following, I think.

 

[Kibagami]

Where is this whole necklace theory coming from!?

Season 4

???

She hides it in her clam.

 

[YankeesFanboy]

What's the opposite reaction?

 

[Spartan Rex]

What's the opposite reaction?

 

[Janssen]

Oh, good find! Maybe it doubles as an anklet?

I think it was in that episode with her in the bath where she mentions to Stanis' wife her ability to make potions that can manipulate men. They zoom into a potion right before they reveal she is an old woman. So maybe the necklace has nothing to do with it?

As for bringing back Jon Snow I think she will attempt and fail. Giving you a reason for having the character of Thoros of Myr to exist.

 

[a-dev]

Nice opener, kept me interested throughout. I can never get over how every episode of this show looks like a major budget movie. They sell this world so well.

 

[Deeznutz6]

I just spoiler tag everything, LOL.

Spoiler:

I seriously hope they don't drag out Jon Snow's fate over the season. Thinking over last night's episode again, I thought I remembered (sorry, had to watch it later on the DVR after I put my 11 month old to sleep) Roose Bolton telling Ramsey Bolton that they would have to march on Castle Black to get Sansa back. Watching the trailers for this season, there were some battle scenes in which I assume were the North. I'm also assuming Dolorous Ed left to get Tormund Giantsbane and the Wildlings. Wonder if the Wildlings and the Night's Watch join forces to defend Castle Black from the Boltons, with Jon Snow finally making an appearance in the end?

Also, essentially what Melisandre is doing is creating an illusion of her younger self. What if Jon Snow IS dead, but when the necessary time comes, she creates an illusion of him, i.e. to rally the Wildlings to victory?

Of course, this is all just speculation and conjecture on my part

Agree with all of this

 

[316what]

Great season premiere. Touched on almost every storyline, albeit some of them very briefly.

Can't wait to see some zombie Mountain carnage.

 

[nexus]

Somehow the episode just seemed a little softer to me, which I think it going to happen to a degree with the show now that it has completely diverged from the books. Since I don't read the books it's not a big deal to me where they ultimately go. I do think that HBO is going to be able to essentially double dip because they can now do their version of the rest of the story and then produce either another mini-series or a 3-movie trilogy for theatrical release based on the book. The only problem will be that a few of the young actors may have aged out of some of the roles.

We are all waiting around for Jon's resurrection. If it's going to happen, do it soon. If it's not going to happen, resolve it in the next episode and burn his body so there is no doubt. If HBO drags it out over another 2, 3 or 4 episodes, one way or the other, the audience is going to be pissed. As it is I actually think the series is starting to buckle under the weight of all the various disparate plotlines. The Lannisters are now essentially down to Jamie and Cersei trying to hold the throne. Dany has been meandering out in the desert/North Africa stand-in, for who knows how long. The Baratheons are done. The Dorns have not been terribly compelling thus far. The Tyrells are imprisoned (probably to be resolved soon), but they are somewhat boring. The Boltons, Freys and Greyjoys all need to get their backstabbing asses kicked. I do think this is the season that the remnants of the Starks will come together, because basically all of the politics should be resolved in this season and part of the next, so they can get ready for the real battle with the White Walkers. Hopefully HBO has worked out its narrative and is preparing to take the series and the audience on an amazing ride over the next two seasons.

 

[quadcent]

oh I'm sure they will.

 

[azurepred]

well, I think Snow should be a important part of the White Walker battle, so his ass better come back.

 

[higgins1989]

My only hope is that they give us the fans a truly spectacular, well executed and thought out ending within the confines of the source material. With the exellence and greatness of this show the end should be the best part.

 

[**16k**]

Am I the only one Snow's acting as a dead body was on par as his acting as a living man?

Come on HBO, bring back the most useless corpse of the whole saga!

 

[EVILFACE]

I lol'd at the big black guy guard. He was made to be a bad ass last season and died instantly from stabbing in the back.

 

[Matt S]

Great season premiere. Touched on almost every storyline, albeit some of them very briefly.

Can't wait to see some zombie Mountain carnage.

Agreed. Loved every moment......

 

[willocrew]

Yeah spoiler tags are the way to go.

Spoiler:

Nothing here..but got you to click.

 

[greygoose]

Yeah spoiler tags are the way to go.

Spoiler:

Nothing here..but got you to click.

Indeed it did.

 

[ironwez20]

That moment at the end of the episode where your friend downstairs gets very excited but 10secs later some saggy gross **** goes down lol

 

[rushmore223]

Looks like GOT has gone the TWD route and now has a After-show discussion series ala The Talking Dead, it's called "After The Thrones".