shadowgrin wrote:I think the gift to Cersei would be Tyrion. Tyrion to invoke trial by combat again, chooses Jamie. Jamie accepts, Cersei feels betrayed, brother/sister/husband/wife feud starts between the two.
Sauru wrote:is it sunday yet? i have 2 friends who work for a company that deals with hbo streaming and they get the episode almost a full week early every week and it drives me crazy. why cant everyone just adopt the netflix strategy
Andrew wrote:Given the White Walker threat, I think she's pragmatic enough. Finding out about R+L=J would obviously help.
Seems Ed Sheeran's cameo is getting a lot of hate. I neither like or dislike his music, but the amount of vitriol seems silly to me. It was a harmless cameo in a scene that was intended to give Aryra pause and humanise the Lannister army somewhat. He's apparently a fan, and Maisie Williams is apparently a fan of his, so they organised a cameo. Look, I'm all for getting caught up in the lore of the show and all that, but talk about overreactions. Mind you, I didn't immediately recognise him, only "oh, that's a guest star", so I guess that played a role in the cameo not bugging me at all.
bigh0rt wrote:I'm not a huge fan of cameos like this, because as I watch, I can't stop thinking "there's Ed Sheeran in Westeros" or whomever the guest star is, provided they aren't playing themselves. That being said, anybody who feels it takes away from the story or show or experience is a wet blanket and probably an absolute blast at parties If you spend a minute of your day being actually angry or enraged or upset about this, you're a loser, plain and simple. And, given the aforementioned vitriol and nonsense that went on via social media, there's tons of them out there.
Kevin wrote:I just shouted "HEY THAT'S ED!" and then carried on. Some people brought on the hate on him so much that it made him delete his twitter account.
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