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HBO's Game of Thrones. ( No Book Spoilers Allowed -- Go to Hell.)

Re: A song of ice and fire: HBO's Game of Thrones

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^And, Martin has said he may write an 8th book if he deems it necessary, so 2029? :lol:
 
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I'm kinda getting ticked off that they are taking away all the nudity. We can asses on network T.V.
 
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they need to do more then 10 episodes in season 5
 
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Loved the finale. Unlike past seasons, this one felt like a proper season finale. Glad I have not read the books and was not spoiled by anything going into this episode. Left me very satisfied with this season and looking forward to 5.
 
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They should have used most of the characters and side stories as to stretch it more. GRRM is taking his time and the show will catch up without time.
 
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last epi was booooornng
 
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When I read the Lady Stoneheart twist my jaw hot the floor I hoped the show would do it. Watched the final last night when there was no Stoneheart my jaw dropped it drop twice when Sam's manipulation to help Jon didn't happen or that it showed how Jon got to that position. Then Mance gave up he didn't lead his army in a fantastic fight. I understand we need to get from A to B in the show quicker than the books but I feel these changes ruined parts of the show for me.
 
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The Lady Stoneheart reveal is great and all, but she has like two scenes in the books. This show never does flashbacks but watching how she came about would make for some great scenes, and a fantastic opener to a new season.
Last I heard, Season 5 will consist of A Feast for Crows and half of A Dance of Dragons, meaning they think there are two seasons worth of material in what has been published. Which has some interesting character progression but not particularly exciting in terms of drama or entertainment that I think can translate easily to two season's worth of shows.
Most of the characters we are currently following just don't have enough material to last two seasons. A couple characters are just nearly, if not completely, caught up to the end of DoD already.
Tyrion and the myriad of characters he meets and intersecting storylines are certainly two seasons worth. Some particular Iron-born characters will require a great deal of screen time. I predict Arya's story to be stretched out to the point of boredom without the assistance of new scenes, which will surely happen.

Every other character (mostly Dany, Jon, and Jamie) cannot possibly be dragged on for two entire seasons unless the show focuses more on new characters, brand new scenes that never happen in the books- likely with sex and dragons, or progressing beyond DoD.

Which means: the show, at some point, will spoil the books. Retribution for those who don't read.
 
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the Queen toured the set today in Belfast....thought this was cute :)
 
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arpeggi said:
The Lady Stoneheart reveal is great and all, but she has like two scenes in the books. This show never does flashbacks but watching how she came about would make for some great scenes, and a fantastic opener to a new season.
Last I heard, Season 5 will consist of A Feast for Crows and half of A Dance of Dragons, meaning they think there are two seasons worth of material in what has been published. Which has some interesting character progression but not particularly exciting in terms of drama or entertainment that I think can translate easily to two season's worth of shows.
Most of the characters we are currently following just don't have enough material to last two seasons. A couple characters are just nearly, if not completely, caught up to the end of DoD already.
Tyrion and the myriad of characters he meets and intersecting storylines are certainly two seasons worth. Some particular Iron-born characters will require a great deal of screen time. I predict Arya's story to be stretched out to the point of boredom without the assistance of new scenes, which will surely happen.

Every other character (mostly Dany, Jon, and Jamie) cannot possibly be dragged on for two entire seasons unless the show focuses more on new characters, brand new scenes that never happen in the books- likely with sex and dragons, or progressing beyond DoD.

Which means: the show, at some point, will spoil the books. Retribution for those who don't read.
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I agree with you.. The 4th season is already about A Feast for Crows AND A Dance with Dragons. The thing is, we see alot more stuff about King's Landing (Lannisters, Tyrell...), the Ironborn and brienne story in A Feast for Crows, and we see more stuff about Bran, Daenerys (Free Cities), Tyrion, Jon (things going on in the north), Stannis and Arya in A Dance with Dragons. Both the things that happen in the 4th and the 5th book happen at the same time mostly, until the end of ADWD.

I don't know about the 5th season, considering, for example, that Bran story is on par in the books and in the show.. He discovers the three eyed crow, learn a bit about how to use his magic and that's it.... To continue his story they kind of need the 6th book to be published...

Sorry about my english, it's not my first language.
 
Harke the Boeotarch said:
That parody was pretty awful.

Is anybody else still watching the series?
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Some major departures from the books this season. Most of them I'm okay with and think HBO is doing a good job reasonably innovating.

The exception is the pitiful Dorne sequences which come across like old Star Trek episodes...the sand vipers could be painted green and the action perpetrated by Captain Kirk.

By contrast, I like what they're doing up in Winterfell. The Sansa story has become gripping. I'm curious to hear anyone's opinion on the rape scene. I thought it was in keeping with the series, but of course there's a lot of buzz about it.

Also, wish there was more Arya :luv: in every episode. I think her time serving the Faceless God could be drawn out with some more shorter sequences to illustrate the depth of her work there.
 
Wow that was quite an episode this week (5-08, "Hardhome"). Every season has that one episode that stands out far ahead of the rest. This was that one for this season. This was even possibly the best of the series. Every scene was delicious fan service. Even more amazing, no major characters were killed off to accomplish this.
 
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