Game of Thrones

[Angelo2113]

There was a quick scene before the fight that showed one of the Viper's attendants polishing a spear head. Or maybe he was applying something...

I noticed that too and I figured it wouldn't have been focused on if it wasn't going to come into play in the a later episode.

[Kingsw00d]

I noticed that too and I figured it wouldn't have been focused on if it wasn't going to come into play in the a later episode.

I hope they do it as well as the skull crushing scene.

spoilers:

The Mountain must suffer...and suffer he hopefully shall. Fans demand it!

end of spoilers

[The Weather God]

That ending was very shocking... lol

[Ozymandias]

I was more disappointed than anything, when he stabbed Gregor. I thought he had killed him too quickly.

That's probably because of Oberyn repeating "You raped her. You murdered her. You killed her children" over and over again. That riled me up. Then I saw his teeth flying and realized he had speared The Mountain in the wrong (hill)side.

And yes, Arya's laugh was a very good one, modulated.

[Legato]

I was more disappointed than anything, when he stabbed Gregor. I thought he had killed him too quickly.

That's probably because of Oberyn repeating "You raped her. You murdered her. You killed her children" over and over again. That riled me up. Then I saw his teeth flying and realized he had speared The Mountain in the wrong (hill)side.

And yes, Arya's laugh was a very good one, modulated.

The Hound's expression also sold it

The Hound: "You've got to be ****** kidding me?!!!"

[KOSLOX]

spoilers:

The Mountain must suffer...and suffer he hopefully shall. Fans demand it!

end of spoilers

This is the wrong series to expect fanservice from.

[Vibranium]

This is the wrong series to expect fanservice from.

I don't understand how people watching this show haven't gotten that yet

[Carabas]

This is the wrong series to expect fanservice from.

That very much depends on what you mean by fan service. The show offers plenty of fanservice in the traditional meaning of the word.

[Legato]

I don't understand how people watching this show haven't gotten that yet

Haven't they learned nothing from Tyrion's quote?

[KOSLOX]

That very much depends on what you mean by fan service. The show offers plenty of fanservice in the traditional meaning of the word.

Then I'm probably misusing the term. I mean giving the fans what they want (such as the noble characters winning, and "villains" getting their cumupence in a predictable manner.)

I guess I'm saying "Don't expect a violent version of The Princess Bride".

[Kingsw00d]

Then I'm probably misusing the term. I mean giving the fans what they want (such as the noble characters winning, and "villains" getting their cumupence in a predictable manner.)

I guess I'm saying "Don't expect a violent version of The Princess Bride".

[KOSLOX]

Sweet summer child, you know nothing of pain.

Valar morghulis

[sunofdarkchild]

This is the wrong series to expect fanservice from.

[KOSLOX]

I guess if you see Baelish as the hero of the story this works. Although things tend to turn out pretty poorly for heroes and villains alike in ASoI&F.

Honestly, the beetle smashing story is probably the most apt parable of the entire series.

[cadet]

I had a feeling Sansa was going to turn around and save Littlefinger. I didn't expect Oberyn would get killed at the end. He was my favorite new character.

If by fan service people mean gratuitous HBO nudity this show has that in spades. Seeing unlikable characters punished and good ones rewarded. Not so much.