Game Of Thrones Television series *may contain spoilers*

[FTY]

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Who do you think Cold hands is? Its yet to be revealed in the books but i think itspretty obbvious right?

Yeah Benjen

 

[bluebud]

Spoiler: book readers

Are they leaving Coldhands out of the series I take it?

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might be more of Brans story in the last episode, it's called "The Children"

 

[FTY]

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might be more of Brans story in the last episode, it's called "The Children"

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leaf will 100% be in that then

 

[bluebud]

Spoiler

leaf will 100% be in that then

Have you been reading the books?

 

[Walken]

Spoiler

might be more of Brans story in the last episode, it's called "The Children"

Spoiler

I hope not, swerve them boring little beauts and lets get stannis rolling

 

[bluebud]

The final episode has been extended to 66 minutes (+ the ads) to tie up all the plot lines.

Spoiler

I hope not, swerve them boring little beauts and lets get stannis rolling

Spoiler

While Graves (finale director) keeps most details about the finale under wraps, he teases that "fans are going to find out what happens to Tyrion. They're going to see Jon Snow face-off with Mance Rayder once and for all. They're going to see many of the characters arrive at huge turning points in their stories."

From HBO's offical preview of "The Children" here, we do indeed see that Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) is awaiting his fate after being sentenced to die, Mance Rayder (Ciaran Hinds) threatening the Night's Watch, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) dealing with her dragons, Bran (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) & Co. possibly reaching their destination, and Arya and the Hound (Maisie Williams, Rory McCann) encountering someone rather tall.

 

[FTY]

Have you been reading the books?

I've read the last 2 yeah.

 

[bluebud]

I've read the last 2 yeah.

Ok cool

Spoiler: book

so it looks like "The children" will be about Bran and the Children Of The Forest, the Stark children, the Lannister Children, Danny's children-( the dragons) and possibly a wildling child as well, gonna be epic, potentially the best episode so far

 

[Walken]

The final episode has been extended to 66 minutes (+ the ads) to tie up all the plot lines.

Spoiler

While Graves (finale director) keeps most details about the finale under wraps, he teases that "fans are going to find out what happens to Tyrion. They're going to see Jon Snow face-off with Mance Rayder once and for all. They're going to see many of the characters arrive at huge turning points in their stories."

From HBO's offical preview of "The Children" here, we do indeed see that Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) is awaiting his fate after being sentenced to die, Mance Rayder (Ciaran Hinds) threatening the Night's Watch, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) dealing with her dragons, Bran (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) & Co. possibly reaching their destination, and Arya and the Hound (Maisie Williams, Rory McCann) encountering someone rather tall.

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if stannis doesn't role up I'm gonna lose it, why do the tv show writers hate him

 

[FTY]

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if stannis doesn't role up I'm gonna lose it, why do the tv show writers hate him

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I got a totally different impression of him in the book's than on the show. Hopefully that changes on monday

I

Ok cool

Spoiler

so it looks like "The children" will be about Bran and the Children Of The Forest, the Stark children, the Lannister Children, Danny's children-( the dragons) and possibly a wildling child as well, gonna be epic, potentially the best episode so far

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Gonna be ace but could be a tight squeeze, hopefully they haven't rushed any.

 

[Walken]

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I got a totally different impression of him in the book's than on the show. Hopefully that changes on monday

I

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Gonna be ace but could be a tight squeeze, hopefully they haven't rushed any.

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i've heard a few time the tv show guys aren't into the stannis character, which is a real shame, as in many ways he the most honourable guy left fighting for the throne, and far more interesting than dragon lady

 

[bluebud]

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if stannis doesn't role up I'm gonna lose it, why do the tv show writers hate him

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he's got to, I'm sure @FTY said he saw him fighting a wildling in a trailer for the last episode, he will turn up while Jon is chatting to Mance

 

[FTY]

Fire @Walken

 

[FTY]

Spoiler

i've heard a few time the tv show guys aren't into the stannis character, which is a real shame, as in many ways he the most honourable guy left fighting for the throne, and far more interesting than dragon lady

They seem to love her don't they? I've one off her massively since reading the books.

 

[bluebud]

Spoiler

i've heard a few time the tv show guys aren't into the stannis character, which is a real shame, as in many ways he the most honourable guy left fighting for the throne, and far more interesting than dragon lady

Spoiler

I got a totally different impression of him in the book's than on the show. Hopefully that changes on monday

I read the books after series 1 before Stannis was introduced, I had Mark Strong in my head as Stannis, I think he would have been excellent, took me awhile to get used to the guy they chose. I agree the show doesn't really highlight his devotion to doing the right thing.