HBO's Game of Thrones

[Sansa_Alayne]

nung una akala ko din jon + dany

kaso ang layo ng pagitan nila


ang tagal ng 6th book, gusto ko makita character development ni Sansa

Maybe it's just me but Sansa IMO has the best character development (not your typical "bad @ss" girl like Arya and Dany ) and most interesting story arc (unpredictable unlike the going-to-save-the-world arcs of Dany and Jon ).

[eucky87]

've read the GoT and it answered alot of my questions. off to the CoK tapos series marathon after that!

[dudelebowski]

I haven't read any of the books yet, tanong ko lang magiging major character ba eventually si Gendry?

[R3'91]

^ [spoiler start]Nope.[spoiler end]

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[keyser_soze]

ang tagal ng 6th book, gusto ko makita character development ni Sansa

^^co-sign

Maybe it's just me but Sansa IMO has the best character development (not your typical "bad @ss" girl like Arya and Dany ) and most interesting story arc (unpredictable unlike the going-to-save-the-world arcs of Dany and Jon ).

no, it's not just you i have the same thoughts about Sansa..very intrigued as to how her character plays out.

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[dhadha]

First time to post here.

Just finished s2 finale, and until now may GOT hangover pa ako. Ang tagal na naman ng iintayin for s3.

Why I love this series so much? Apaka unpredictable ng mga mga events, kinakabahan tuloy ako baka biglang mamatay na lang ang mga favorite characters ko ng bigla bigla.

[Rudy_Fernandez]

Why I love this series so much? Apaka unpredictable ng mga mga events, kinakabahan tuloy ako baka biglang mamatay na lang ang mga favorite characters ko ng bigla bigla.

ingat ka sa mga spoiler trolls dito sa thread.

[svadhisthana]

medyo late na't kakapanood ko pa lang ng season 2 finale this week (I had to resort to HBO in the absence of any decent streaming link )

again the show relied on the peripheral lands rather than on the central setting (westeros) to close the season with an epic relish. the last fifteen minutes was almost a dialogue between essos and the lands beyond the wall. i like the parallelism between dany and jon: both managed to destroy their enemies even with their hands tied. i thought the last scene would be about jon just as season 1's was about dany. but apparently the anticipation of seeing the king-beyond-the-wall or the triumph at the house of the undying would nowhere be as climactic as the march of zombies

antagal pa ng 10 months

on "valar morghulis"...

[spoiler start]GRRM is reminiscent of JRRT in his gift for building alienish terms out of indo-european roots. valar "(all) men" appears to be built from the same root as norse valr "slain in battlefield" and val- in valkyrie "chooser of the slain," from proto-indo-european *uel- "die." man = mortal/dying being.
in morghulis "(must) die," mor- takes from *mer "bite/die," also the root of mortal. -ghulis is just a suffix to make it sound more exotic.

linguistics 101 lang. [spoiler end]

[delphic_oracle]

I want to catch up with the books but when a friend of mine did, he got depressed after.

[TrueBlueLover]

I want to catch up with the books but when a friend of mine did, he got depressed after.

I understand why. It's full of tragedy and pain. A good read still, can't wait for the last two books. I hope the underdogs will win, still rooting for the good people.

[Ahura Mazda]

I understand why. It's full of tragedy and pain. A good read still, can't wait for the last two books. I hope the underdogs will win, still rooting for the good people.

By good people, do you mean the Starks?

[CaRaMBa]

In case you guys are interested (I know I am!), here's a video of the GOT stars during their Rolling Stone photoshoot.

[AltarBoy^_^]

Bitin din ako! Kakatapos ko lang mapanuod Season 2!

[crocopie]

Lucian Msamati as Salladhor Saan

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-lyfu_2wS7K...thrones-17.jpg

British actor Lucian Msamati has landed the role of Salladhor Saan, a mercenary pirate pledged to the late King Robert’s brother, Stannis. The actor is likely best known to American audiences for his character on HBO's No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency.

[spoiler start]
"I did not say I'm going to rape the Queen. I said I'm going to **** her, and then I'll **** you."[spoiler end]

[keyser_soze]

"..I generally get 'you're a fooking biatch!'..." - Lena Headey


lol some people just take tv seriously.. what simpletons, hillbillies


thanks for sharing that mod CaRaMBa.

[kramporter]

Where to watch it online?

[Ahura Mazda]

'Game of Thrones' Season 3 Casts A New Lady

Chances are, it’ll be a good long while before we start seeing anything truly substantial from ‘Game of Thrones‘ season 3, even this summer in San Diego at Comic-Con 2012. Earlier today we learned that a new location had been added to the epic George R.R. Martin series’ international production, and now we’ve gotten confirmation that a young actress has been cast to play a well-known book character. Who is this mysterious lady, and what might her casting mean for the series?

SpoilerTV has gotten wind of the fact that young actress Charlotte Hope has been cast in the third season of HBO’s ‘Game of Thrones,’ which will begin production this July in Belfast, Ireland. Hope will play a character named “Myranda,” which is speculated to be that of “Myranda Royce,” daughter of Lord Nestor Royce, and keeper of the Gates of the Moon for her father.

It’s also been speculated that her character may be combined with that of Mya Stone, who was excised from the first season of ‘Game of Thrones,’ and might be more age-appropriate for Charlotte Hope. Season 3 of ‘Game of Thrones’ will adapt its material from George R.R. Martin’s third book in the ‘Song of Ice and Fire Series,’ entitled ‘A Storm of Swords,’ which was long enough to merit dividing into the HBO program’s fourth season as well. In ‘A Storm of Swords,’ Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) thinks about being banished from Kings’ Landing to the Gates of the Moon, having heard that Myranda keeps a lively household.

[sailor_moon]

[Thornclaw]

Season 2 seemed a bit rushed to me. I guess, generally, all TV/movie adaptations would feel kind of rushed, eh? It didn't feel that way for the first season, though.

Anyway, as much as I liked S2, S1 is better. The pacing was great and you get to know the characters a bit more. I'm afraid for how they would adapt A Feast for Crows. That 4th book was sh!t.

I would've liked to see more of Grey Wind tearing out people's throats in S2... but that's just me.

[ex deo scientia]

First time to post here.

Just finished s2 finale, and until now may GOT hangover pa ako. Ang tagal na naman ng iintayin for s3.

Why I love this series so much? Apaka unpredictable ng mga mga events, kinakabahan tuloy ako baka biglang mamatay na lang ang mga favorite characters ko ng bigla bigla.

2013 pa.