A Game of Thrones - TV Show Discussion Thread

[Guynemer]

That rug really tied the keep together.

[regexcellent]

Also, Dude, "demonbaby" is not the preferred nomenclature. "Vagina ants", please.

What if it pees on your rug? It didn't build the ****in' railroad, man.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Demon baby

Getting rid of Renly was probably the best thing for the series. Also allowed for the Brienne and Jaime plot.

[Guynemer]

Including the demonbaby thing from melisandre?

Also, Dude, "demonbaby" is not the preferred nomenclature. "Vagina ants", please.

[Hauldren Collider]

That intro is the most horrendous thing I've ever seen in GoT, including Theon naked.

Including the demonbaby thing from melisandre?

[Krill]

That trailer has been out for weeks.

[Dinner]

A little over two weeks to go and a final season 3 trailer has been released.

[Dinner]

Good effort but it seems more like 1988 than 1995.

[Krill]

That intro is the most horrendous thing I've ever seen in GoT, including Theon naked.

[Nikolai]

[Dinner]

Getting back to the discussion of the long winters, in the second episode of the second season when "the imp" arrives at King's Landing to take up the post of temporary King's Hand the small council discusses it's preparedness. The city has 5 years of grain stored away. Evidently the long winter do affect the country as far south as King's Landing.

Little Finger: "If the winter lasts longer than five years then we will have fewer peasants."

[Dinner]

Mass starvation and eating a lot of fish is pretty much all I can come up with.

Supposedly crops raised during the long (multi year) spring and summer times are stored and kept for the long (multi year) winter times.

[Dr Strangelove]

Getting back to the discussion of the long winters, in the second episode of the second season when "the imp" arrives at King's Landing to take up the post of temporary King's Hand the small council discusses it's preparedness. The city has 5 years of grain stored away. Evidently the long winter do affect the country as far south as King's Landing.

[Nikolai]

Months actually.

[Guynemer]

Been like that for a few weeks now, alas.