NardDogNation wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Can we also have a moment of silence for Lord Tywin being killed on the ****ter? Seems like a terrible way to go and is going to have me paranoid for weeks, lol. I have to admit, I did not see that scene progressing as it did. The minute I heard Varys was involved in Tyrion's rescue, I expected Tyrion to be a double-crossed. Usually, one heavy hitter dies in every season and I thought that it was going to be Tyrion's turn, courtesy of Cersei.

I liked how he remained arrogant to the end..."what, you're afraid of a dead whore?" As for Sibel Kikelli, she was a nice piece and will be missed in spite of her annoying accent.

Yeah, I'm going to miss Shae too. I'd like to be her lion, especially having found out that she is German. Do you think that she actually loved Tyrion or was she simply "a whore" like Tywin so eloquently stated?

BigDaddyG wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Can we also have a moment of silence for Lord Tywin being killed on the ****ter? Seems like a terrible way to go and is going to have me paranoid for weeks, lol. I have to admit, I did not see that scene progressing as it did. The minute I heard Varys was involved in Tyrion's rescue, I expected Tyrion to be a double-crossed. Usually, one heavy hitter dies in every season and I thought that it was going to be Tyrion's turn, courtesy of Cersei.

I liked how he remained arrogant to the end..."what, you're afraid of a dead whore?" As for Sibel Kikelli, she was a nice piece and will be missed in spite of her annoying accent.

Yeah, I'm going to miss Shae too. I'd like to be her lion, especially having found out that she is German. Do you think that she actually loved Tyrion or was she simply "a whore" like Tywin so eloquently stated?

Shae is simply whore in the books and you can make the case that Tyrion should've known better. Show Shae is different. I think she was genuine and Tyrion hurt her when he tried to get her to leave. Have you seen any of Sybeill's earlier work? Good stuff, although it might prevent her from going far in the ALBAs.

It's interesting to see which characters the directors try to add depth to. They portrayed Shae as a far more dynamic individual than I've heard of her referred to in the book. I really wonder why they choose to do what they do and how they do it. And no, I haven't seen any of Sybeill's earlier work. Why?

About the Mountain, how was he poisoned? Did Obrean have something to do with it or did his wounds become infected?

Also, I don't recall seeing Thorne in the last episode. Did he succumb to his wounds?

NardDogNation wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Can we also have a moment of silence for Lord Tywin being killed on the ****ter? Seems like a terrible way to go and is going to have me paranoid for weeks, lol. I have to admit, I did not see that scene progressing as it did. The minute I heard Varys was involved in Tyrion's rescue, I expected Tyrion to be a double-crossed. Usually, one heavy hitter dies in every season and I thought that it was going to be Tyrion's turn, courtesy of Cersei.

I liked how he remained arrogant to the end..."what, you're afraid of a dead whore?" As for Sibel Kikelli, she was a nice piece and will be missed in spite of her annoying accent.

Yeah, I'm going to miss Shae too. I'd like to be her lion, especially having found out that she is German. Do you think that she actually loved Tyrion or was she simply "a whore" like Tywin so eloquently stated?

Shae is simply whore in the books and you can make the case that Tyrion should've known better. Show Shae is different. I think she was genuine and Tyrion hurt her when he tried to get her to leave. Have you seen any of Sybeill's earlier work? Good stuff, although it might prevent her from going far in the ALBAs.

It's interesting to see which characters the directors try to add depth to. They portrayed Shae as a far more dynamic individual than I've heard of her referred to in the book. I really wonder why they choose to do what they do and how they do it. And no, I haven't seen any of Sybeill's earlier work. Why?

About the Mountain, how was he poisoned? Did Obrean have something to do with it or did his wounds become infected?

Also, I don't recall seeing Thorne in the last episode. Did he succumb to his wounds?

Markji wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:

NardDogNation wrote:Can we also have a moment of silence for Lord Tywin being killed on the ****ter? Seems like a terrible way to go and is going to have me paranoid for weeks, lol. I have to admit, I did not see that scene progressing as it did. The minute I heard Varys was involved in Tyrion's rescue, I expected Tyrion to be a double-crossed. Usually, one heavy hitter dies in every season and I thought that it was going to be Tyrion's turn, courtesy of Cersei.

I liked how he remained arrogant to the end..."what, you're afraid of a dead whore?" As for Sibel Kikelli, she was a nice piece and will be missed in spite of her annoying accent.

Yeah, I'm going to miss Shae too. I'd like to be her lion, especially having found out that she is German. Do you think that she actually loved Tyrion or was she simply "a whore" like Tywin so eloquently stated?

Shae is simply whore in the books and you can make the case that Tyrion should've known better. Show Shae is different. I think she was genuine and Tyrion hurt her when he tried to get her to leave. Have you seen any of Sybeill's earlier work? Good stuff, although it might prevent her from going far in the ALBAs.

It's interesting to see which characters the directors try to add depth to. They portrayed Shae as a far more dynamic individual than I've heard of her referred to in the book. I really wonder why they choose to do what they do and how they do it. And no, I haven't seen any of Sybeill's earlier work. Why?

About the Mountain, how was he poisoned? Did Obrean have something to do with it or did his wounds become infected?

Also, I don't recall seeing Thorne in the last episode. Did he succumb to his wounds?

Prince Oberyn was called the Red Viper for good reason. He used poison on his weapons when he fought. So yes, it was Oberyn who inflicted the poison onto teh Mountain during the fight.

Sibell's earlier work is hardcore European porn. Im not joking. You can, uh, google it and enjoy

yellowboy90 wrote:DO anyone think it might be Varys escorting Tyrion to the meet with Duck instead of Illyrio?

I was under the impression that Varys escorting Tyrion on the ship wasn't something planned. He seemed to be heading back to the castle but Tywin's body was discovered, which would've made him a prime suspect with Tyrion having had an inside man break him out.

BigDaddyG wrote:

yellowboy90 wrote:DO anyone think it might be Varys escorting Tyrion to the meet with Duck instead of Illyrio?

Not sure. There are theories involving Illyrio's motives and it might make sense to reintroduce him.

Itll probably be Illyrio, Varys, and Tyrion....

BigDaddyG wrote:The hound v. Brienne fight is also bs. The Hound stood blow for blow with the mountain but gets his smashed by Brienne of Tarth? No way!

The only way you can explain is that The Hound is at 50% strength because he's been weakened by the infection. The Hound in one on one combat is definitely top 3-4. Brienne is very strong and has a melee win to her credit but her skills and even her size are not quite on par with The Hound.

VDesai wrote:Also was anyone else wholly unimpressed by the CGI in the scene where Bran and co. face off with the Wights and the Children of the Forest come to their aid. First of all, why were the wights suddenly the skeletons from Jason and the Argonauts. And why/how do the Children of the Forest shoot hadoukens?

Yeah, and the three-eyed crow reveal was disappointing too. It reminded me of the old templar from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. The skeleton took a suspenseful book scene and turned it to a RL Stine creation.

VDesai wrote:And if the Children can shoot unstoppable fireballs, can they really not save Jojen? Come on.

BTW, the characterizations of Jamie and Cersei don't make any sense in my eyes. They've given Jamie lines to Cersei and Cersei lines to Jamie.

They just went to fast with Jaimie arch and it messed up his transformation. Also, I guess now we are going to miss out on Jaime thinking Cersei is a whore. I do like the scene Cersei had with Tywin because it got the character back to the crazy Cersei that is more like the book Cersei.