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Originally Posted by Radar Chief:
Caught this commercial for the first time last night and almost fell over laughing when I figured out what she was doing.
Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower:
Actually I forgot about this. Kit Harrington is opposite Andy Samberg in the tennis mockumentary Seven Days in Hell.
Rewatching the series, for the first couple seasons, this is probably the 4 or 5 time, but only the second or third in season 5 now.
Anyway, just finished sons of the harpy, I remember all the hub-bub about barriston dying. I just counted 13 harpies getting sliced by the old man, so now, after the initial shock is a couple years old, I see it more for what it was for the show. A way to still show he's a badass, but a way for the show to seperate itself from the books. It had to anyway and had in some other ways, but really had to in season 6 and soon 7.
Just a couple two cents of thought on reviewing after this time had gone by. Just got off a 12 hour shift, had a couple glasses of vino and left over pasta. Probably watch one more while I drift off to sleep. Good day to you regular working class. [Reply]
When J Mormont has Tyrion and they're sailing through Valyria, Tyrion goes underwater and the screen goes black. I remember only thinking, "he better not die" followed by "is that how the episode will end?"
But on this watching I had another thought; the screen comes back into focus with Tyrion looking up at Jorah. And soon after you can see how far away they are from the rock formation and building remains they were just fighting the rock men.
What is the thought that Tyrion drowned and Jorah brought him back to life? Explains the darkness, later explained more from Jon's character when he died. Also adds to the lesser explored theory that Tyrion is a targaryan.
Originally Posted by crazycoffey:
When J Mormont has Tyrion and they're sailing through Valyria, Tyrion goes underwater and the screen goes black. I remember only thinking, "he better not die" followed by "is that how the episode will end?"
But on this watching I had another thought; the screen comes back into focus with Tyrion looking up at Jorah. And soon after you can see how far away they are from the rock formation and building remains they were just fighting the rock men.
What is the thought that Tyrion drowned and Jorah brought him back to life? Explains the darkness, later explained more from Jon's character when he died. Also adds to the lesser explored theory that Tyrion is a targaryan.
Just a thought I had.
How would Jorah have brought him back to life? [Reply]
