Game of Thrones: House of the Dragon!

[Freya]

I believe he wrote Blackwater, episode... 9? this season? Which I'm super excited for. Of all the people to write it, woo! He wrote Baelor last season I believe. I think they give him the big episodes.

[Shlup]

He should. And he is. But I believe it is in his contract that he writes at least one episode per season so it isn't a big deal. He'll get the book done eventually.

Unless he dies first.

I believe he wrote Blackwater, episode... 9? this season? Which I'm super excited for. Of all the people to write it, woo! He wrote Baelor last season I believe. I think they give him the big episodes.

Of all the episodes he could've written this season, I'm glad it was that one.

[Bunny]

He should. And he is. But I believe it is in his contract that he writes at least one episode per season so it isn't a big deal. He'll get the book done eventually.

Unless he dies first.

That would definitely suck since he's said that nobody but him will finish the series. It's a good thing he's in really good health by all accounts though. He's only 63 and there are only two, maybe three, books left in the series.

Not everyone can be Brandon Sanderson or Steven Erikson though.

(SPOILER)I'm almost positive that Martin is writting the Red Wedding. Which is.. yes. Also he wrote "The Pointy End", not Baelor. The ep where Drogo gets hurt initially.

[*Devore*]

I miss Lord Stark and his husky catch phrase "Winters coming". Sean Bean is awesome(no homo).
I hope more people slap joffrey about in the future.

[NeoTifa]

I think we can all agree that if there is no Patchface then we can consider the show to be a failure.

This.

[Del Murder]

This most recent episode was slow going. The problem is that the stories are so splintered that we only get a little progression in each one at a time. How many different storylines are there right now? Like 10? In a book this works a lot better but it doesn't make for exciting TV in the initial stages.

[Shlup]

He should. And he is. But I believe it is in his contract that he writes at least one episode per season so it isn't a big deal. He'll get the book done eventually.

Unless he dies first.

That would definitely suck since he's said that nobody but him will finish the series. It's a good thing he's in really good health by all accounts though. He's only 63 and there are only two, maybe three, books left in the series.

I believe he told his son how to end it.

P.S. I find Patchface unbearably creepy.

[The Man]

He has a son?

But Benioff and Weiss know the ending, at least.

[Rantz]

I had a lot of fun reading this (lots of f-words and such) which Freya linked me. These made me laugh in particular:

@joedempsie (Gendry's actor): Thanks for all the nice GoT messages this weekend, they’re also teaching me new lingo. ‘Shipping’ myself and all of you right now. So hard.
@jamesellaby: Bet Lily Allen won’t be sharing a horse with her brother any time soon
@selia_lahugeea: If you dislike babies, you’ll love season 2 of #GameOfThrones.

[Slothy]

I believe he told his son how to end it.

Because that always ends well.

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[Bunny]

He should. And he is. But I believe it is in his contract that he writes at least one episode per season so it isn't a big deal. He'll get the book done eventually.

Unless he dies first.

That would definitely suck since he's said that nobody but him will finish the series. It's a good thing he's in really good health by all accounts though. He's only 63 and there are only two, maybe three, books left in the series.

I believe he told his son how to end it.

P.S. I find Patchface unbearably creepy.

I didn't know he had any children. Huh. Every interview I've ever heard him do, someone asks him about the possibility of someone else ending it and he always responds that nobody will if it isn't him.

[Shlup]

Maybe he doesn't. I don't remember where I even heard that.

[Del Murder]

I can end it if he doesn't: they all die and the dogs rule the 7 kingdoms.

[Freya]

I love these parodies and so shall you!

[Del Murder]

This has been mostly yawn so far, mainly because with ~8 storylines to keep track of you will only get a piece of each one every episode.

So far Tyrion's story has been the most interesting. Where has Joffrey been while his Hand has been making all these power plays? You would think he would at least be at dinner with his mother, siblings, and fiance.