GOT - there will be spoilers
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@Crucial said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
@Sapetyvi said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
If it wasn't yet mentioned here, there has again been a leak and episode 6 is all over the internet, watch out for spoilers!
I'm one of them.
Couldn't resist aye? I assume the quality was a bit choppy?
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@Milk said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
@Crucial said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
@Sapetyvi said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
If it wasn't yet mentioned here, there has again been a leak and episode 6 is all over the internet, watch out for spoilers!
I'm one of them.
Couldn't resist aye? I assume the quality was a bit choppy?
Will watch the hd version later. Quality was ok on a small screen.
It wasn't a hack it was a copy from the HBO fuck up early release -
1080P versions of ep 6 floating around. 2.0 sound though. I watched just to avoid getting spoiled by the assholes I work with. Good episode. It's gonna be a long year waiting for the final season
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Watched it. Best episode this season thus far IMO.
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@antipodean said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
Watched it. Best episode this season thus far IMO.
That's a massive call but I've heard similar from a few folk to be fair. Two episodes in a week. This shit is AWESOME!!!
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@MN5 said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
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My long shot predictions are that neither Jon nor Dany sit on the iron throne, Gendry get's the nod for that. With Jon being undead, I reckon if he doesnt die (??) along the way he will become the new Night King "with a conscience". However it pans out, I fully expect a bitter ending.
@Paekakboyz said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
Bronn must be part Australian surf life guard and part fish - as I have no idea how he dragged Jamie down the river, in armour, with horse warriors all over the show
Simple explanation:
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Ok all I'll say is @antipodean is 100% correct. Can the rest of you fluffybunnies make sure you see it quicksmart?
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This is not a spoiler but a question.
I don't get these undead soldier things. They are effectively reanimated dead bodies so how is it that you can re-dead them in the way you would kill a living being?
What does it matter if you stick a sword through a body that already has half its innards rotted away?
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@Crucial: I suppose we have to give the writers some leeway. But if we were to try and make sense of the supernatural, we know that only dragon glass, and dragon flame are able to put the undead to rest. maybe dragon glass to a zombie is like salt to a garden snail?
What I found interesting was the whole hierarchy of undead, where if you kill a commanding zombo it destroys all subordinate undead which it converted along the way. future fight scene is obvious: overrun by zombo's, defeat imminent for the good guys, then Jon Snow caps the Night King and all walkers insta pop. Snow renounces the throne, and dies as his mission is complete. Gendry sits the iron throne, while Jorah is rewarded for his perseverance in the Friend zone, and transfers the first known case of stone clap.
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I'm talking about the wights. They can 'die' from any old thing. They are only effective from being a mindless army of large number controlled by the White Walkers. That also makes the dragonglass thing a bit weird as although it can kill white walkers, they are small in number from what we have seen. Why does the whole army need kitting out with dragonglass weapons?
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@PN said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
@Crucial: I suppose we have to give the writers some leeway. But if we were to try and make sense of the supernatural, we know that only dragon glass, and dragon flame are able to put the undead to rest. maybe dragon glass to a zombie is like salt to a garden snail?
What I found interesting was the whole hierarchy of undead, where if you kill a commanding zombo it destroys all subordinate undead which it converted along the way. future fight scene is obvious: overrun by zombo's, defeat imminent for the good guys, then Jon Snow caps the Night King and all walkers insta pop. Snow renounces the throne, and dies as his mission is complete. Gendry sits the iron throne, while Jorah is rewarded for his perseverance in the Friend zone, and transfers the first known case of stone clap.
How come one of them conveniently stayed alive when the others bagged it? How come Snow and the gang were able to take out so many? Why was Snow fucking around on the ground instead of jumping on the Dragon?
If you don't want to read the spoilers stay off the thread
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@Milk said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
So we have to avoid this thread if we haven't seen an episode that hasn't even aired yet? That's ridiculous but I guess I'll catch you next week (unless another episode is leaked).
It does say 'there will be spoilers'
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yeah I am avoiding this thread (aside form now)
I know it says there will be spoilers but all you illegal dodgy feckers who be watching shit early, you should be ashamed, ASHAMED!
Monday is GOT day!!
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@taniwharugby said in GOT - there will be spoilers:
yeah I am avoiding this thread (aside form now)
I know it says there will be spoilers but all you illegal dodgy feckers who be watching shit early, you should be ashamed, ASHAMED!
Monday is GOT day!!
All I'll say is my man love for the Hound, Jorah and Thomund is at Bronn like levels after that episode.
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Cmon guys - bit on the nose to be talking about the leaked episode.
At least use the spoiler function aye - what has been accidentally seen cannot be unseen.
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I'm sorely tempted to do something illegal but unlike others here I have some restraint.
Anybody have a link?
