OFFICIAL Game of Thrones Thread

[otc]

 

[hendrix]

Lol come on it's been terrible writing for at least 3 seasons. Season 8 was no worse than 7 or 6 IMO.

Did we all forget Arya's ridiculous storyline? Or the fact that Jon bent the knee after Daeny had decided to actually come help out up north anyway? The writing has been a joke for a long time now, barely any of the character decisions have made any sense except from the point of pushing the plot forward in weird shufflesteps and gigantic leaps.

I enjoyed season 8 because I've already known what this show was since about season 4.

 

[cross22]

Oh shut up. That was a funny fake vid.

 

[wojt]

that is funny as hell

 

[Piobaire]

I've not been following this thread much since it ended to excuse me if this has already been posted.

Filming on a prequel, set thousands of years before the GoT events, has started: https://www.cnn.com/2019/06/18/ente...ones-prequel-filming-location-trnd/index.html

 

[Mariokartfever]

"The series will be set thousands of years before the events already seen in the "Thrones" series. It will follow the world's "descent from the golden Age of Heroes into its darkest hour," a description read. "

The Andal invasion?

 

[Joffrey]

What's the point if it ends laughably 8 years later?

 

[Texasmade]

Make money

 

[SixOhNine]

This will be different, in that it is a TV show from start to finish, with no predetermined ending. That doesn't mean it will be better.

 

[VaderDave]

It's remarkable to me how fast the discussion dropped off in this thread after the show ended. In prior seasons it seemed like people were debating stuff for months after the season ended.

 

[Mariokartfever]

We finally all agree on something: ending sucked

 

[otc]

Not much to theorize on once the cards are on the table.

Just loaded Fire and Blood on to my Kindle before leaving for a trip. Will probably have more to discuss.

 

[HRoi]

It's remarkable to me how fast the discussion dropped off in this thread after the show ended. In prior seasons it seemed like people were debating stuff for months after the season ended.

Speaking only for my participation - I was so disgusted by the ending that I didn’t want to have to do with anything GoT

 

[Texasmade]

It's remarkable to me how fast the discussion dropped off in this thread after the show ended. In prior seasons it seemed like people were debating stuff for months after the season ended.

There's not much left to talk about or speculate. We know who ends up on the melted iron throne. Maybe when the prequels start up, this thread will kick back up.

 

[Ataturk]

"This story centers on the decline and fall of Valyria, a colonial empire which ruled half of the known world at its height. It reveals the social, economic, and political crises which tore apart the empire from within. A major focus of this prequel is on diversity, as it deals with issues of immigration, naturalization, and cultural identity - all within a multi-ethnic democratic state. The central conflict that kicks off the series is, "what does it mean to be 'Valyrian', and who gets to share in that power and prestige?"

Adios, HBO...