About to hit the 5000 post mark on the old thread, the first season 7 trailer today seems like the right time to start the final Game of Thones thread.
I'm going back to the original rules pre-2015. I don't think we need supervision or bannings. Just don't be a dick. Post anything you find online that hasn't aired yet inside of spoiler tags. That's pretty much it. I think we can all handle that...
Originally Posted by NewChief:
I’m actually glad I read the spoilers because it became interesting watching how the writing would make the improbable (when out of context) happen. Not defending the writing and saying it was good, but knowing the spoilers changed my purpose in watching and made it possibly less disappointing.
That's exactly why I read them. You can rationalize yourself into being okay with something that isn't great. Know what's coming and make the best of it
I haven't watched it yet, though. The 'biggest night in tv history' to me is third place behind American Idol (disappointing end but what I expected - note: first season I've ever watched) and Money in the Bank (reportedly really good, much to my surprise).
We shall see.
The fact that it's not the thing I was most hyped to watch tonight is a shame in and of itself. [Reply]
But yeah, just wait until the Unsullied and Dothraki piss off to wherever they're going, and then have a parade up and down the Kingsroad with Jon and Arya as heroes of the realm. [Reply]
And let's be honest - this show was over when Arya killed the Night King, essentially. That moment was THE moment from this season, and the rest was just filler (even the destruction of King's Landing). [Reply]
Bronn being around at the end seems kinda weird. So does Winterfell becoming independent when a Stark is named King. Grey Worm probably would have killed Jon instead of taking him prisoner too.
All in all, pretty happy ending for everyone though. Kinda surprised Jon didn’t have any votes in his favor, and that Bran still sent/let him go north even though Bran pulled the King card to name Tyrion Hand. But Jon is King beyond the wall now. [Reply]
Originally Posted by RustShack:
Bronn being around at the end seems kinda weird. So does Winterfell becoming independent when a Stark is named King. Grey Worm probably would have killed Jon instead of taking him prisoner too.
All in all, pretty happy ending for everyone though. Kinda surprised Jon didn’t have any votes in his favor, and that Bran still sent/let him go north even though Bran pulled the King card to name Tyrion Hand. But Jon is King beyond the wall now.
No way Jon lives as a prisoner under the Unsullied. They would have chopped him to pieces after what he did to Dani. [Reply]
