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  • regexcellent
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    Yeah I do agree the costuming in this show is pretty great. They figured out what details needed to be kept from the books and the dumb **** that needed to be left out (big golden sculpted lions on Tywin's shoulders, everybody's helmet having an animal soldered to it, that sort of thing)

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  • Lorizael
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    I don't really like Dany's actor, either, but I do like her costume designer.

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  • regexcellent
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    Hey be fair they have uh...oh yeah, they have Gilly

    I've come to the conclusion that Daenerys' actress is pretty awful. She seemed convincing at the whole getting raped gently loved by a swole Hawaiian guy thing but now that she's past that she appears to be stuck on the smug self-righteousness setting, which isn't working.

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  • DaShi
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    Danaerys is boring, but I'd prefer to have more than the sausage-fest that is the Night's Watch.

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  • Hauldren Collider
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    My main beef with the show right now is that they could probably make an entirely awesome and kick ass show with just the Night's Watch, which incidentally is far and away the most interesting plot thread in both the books and the show, and they're wasting my time with people like Danaerys who are almost as exciting as IRS regulations.

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  • Guynemer
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    Only the uber-nerds. It literally makes no difference.

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  • Lorizael
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    Oh, the distinction between 7 and 8? Yeah, I can't imagine why anyone would give a flying **** about that.

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  • Bugs ****ing Bunny
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    And if there was eight it would be radically different to that. I get it now.

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  • Lorizael
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    The fact that there are seven kingdoms in Westeros is part of why it's been so hard to keep them together. Balon Greyjoy of the Iron Islands, for example, really doesn't like not being a king. His rebellion years before is why Theon is a character. Rob declared himself King in the North because that used to be a thing. And so on.

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  • Bugs ****ing Bunny
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    Will there come a point in the show where this stuff matters?

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  • Imran Siddiqui
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    He's even more Fox News than he realizes as he spreads falsehoods (the Riverlands are considered one of the Seven Kingdoms) and THEN when shown wrong says "Hey, I'm just reporting what's out there"

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  • Lorizael
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    Originally posted by Dinner View Post
    I just report what's out there and let people decide. If that is "chicken little-ing" then so be it.
    So you're Fox News?

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  • Dinner
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    I just report what's out there and let people decide. If that is "chicken little-ing" then so be it.

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  • Imran Siddiqui
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    Also this:



    The Thrones-verse rumor mill went into overdrive Tuesday as outlets jumped on a comment attributed to George R.R. Martin’s editor that hinted the New Mexico-based fantasy author might write eight books for his epic Song of Ice and Fire saga instead of the long-planned seven.
    “My plan is to finish in seven,” Martin says. “But my original plan was to finish in three. I write the stories and they grow. I deal with certain things and sometimes I find myself not at the end of a story. My plan right now is still seven. But first I have to finish Book Six. Get back to me when I’m half-way through Book Seven and then maybe I’ll tell you something more meaningful.”

    Martin has been consistent on this subject, giving basically the same answer when we asked if he was “firmly committed” to seven books back in 2011 (“I’m as firm as I am,” Martin said, “until I decide not to be firm”).
    So stop chicken little-ing.

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  • Imran Siddiqui
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    HE?

    The publisher is a she and, as I said, she doesn't know what she's talking about. There are 9 distinct regions - the 7 Kingdoms and the Crownlands and Riverlands.

    It's like you have no idea what you are talking about. Oh wait.. you don't.

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