GoT has only been running a short while Yeold, the book for this season was quite thick (unless they are planning two series from it) so it should have longer to run, there have been a couple of departures from the book though - the election of Jon Snow to Commander of the nights watch was a bit more involved in the book, Sam and his crows had more of a hand in it with an almost unanimous vote in favour.
Sana Stark was kept at the Eyrie by Petyr Baelish (he got rid of her aunts rug rat and took the Castle, Lands and Titles as his own by right of marriage and intended to marry Sansa as the replacement for not winning the hand of her mother) and Ramsay Bolton was married to a girl who used to be a Servant at Winterfell who had a more than a passing resemblance to Arya Stark in order to claim Winterfell, with Theon Greyjoy being the witness as to her authenticity as Arya.
There are a couple of other things as well so I can only think that at some point there will be a major departure from the stories in the books to maybe make the TV series a bit more interesting and viewer friendly. I am sort of hoping it is regarding one of the main characters demise in the not too distant future (which I think is the biggest turn off for most, just gets interesting and they get the chop) - will be very interesting if they are kept alive.
Also there is a conspicuous absence of young Brandon Stark (the one who cant walk) so far, maybe he is in later episodes but I am sure he should be in there.
I like fantasy epics, historical dramas, dynastic and internecine batles AND swords and sorcery-dragony type stuff. So it seems on face value that it would be my kind of thing, but I have to confess that from what I have read - reviews, comments, etc - it doesn't appeal.
I like fantasy epics, historical dramas, dynastic and internecine batles AND swords and sorcery-dragony type stuff. So it seems on face value that it would be my kind of thing, but I have to confess that from what I have read - reviews, comments, etc - it doesn't appeal.
Admeus its 10 episodes a series and next episode is episode 7 i believe. I know GOT isnt over plenty more series at least 2 more after this one. But i meant in terms of this series this year 3 more episodes till its over and the 1 year wait begins.
I know they have heavily drive away from the books now. Characters are dead that shouldnt be some are alive that shouldnt be and so on.
It was confirmed before this season even began that Brandon stark Hodor and Co would not feature at all this series they are on a 1 year hiatus. As where they are in comparison to the books is way far ahead of everyone else. They are essentially bringing everyone else up to speed with where they are.
Can't wait for the new series of Octonauts ! oh wait that's my two year old, at least i won't have to watch the same episodes again and again and again ;wahoo
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Sticking a Mustang on top of tank tracks is some what ingenious.
Also the guy with the guitar and fire coming out the end ;bowdown non stop rocking !
Absolutely brilliant
Just what you'd think the BBC would be like ;ok
Ye old - no, the original Mad Max with Mel Gibson before he became famous and went totally hatstand cannot be beat.
Anybody watch "Just call Saul"?
Feel free to start one.
Late to the party but just starting breaking bad.
Into the 4th season. ;ok
very slow for me at the mo but theres so much hype around it i will stick with it.
But just stick with it. It's worth it. Genius.
only 3 more episodes left of Marvels Agents of Shield and Game of Thrones and i think there is only 3 more left in the Blacklist.
;weep ;weep ;weep ;weep
have to wait till Autumn for Walking Dead and Doctor Who
I love going to the flicks.
Sana Stark was kept at the Eyrie by Petyr Baelish (he got rid of her aunts rug rat and took the Castle, Lands and Titles as his own by right of marriage and intended to marry Sansa as the replacement for not winning the hand of her mother) and Ramsay Bolton was married to a girl who used to be a Servant at Winterfell who had a more than a passing resemblance to Arya Stark in order to claim Winterfell, with Theon Greyjoy being the witness as to her authenticity as Arya.
There are a couple of other things as well so I can only think that at some point there will be a major departure from the stories in the books to maybe make the TV series a bit more interesting and viewer friendly. I am sort of hoping it is regarding one of the main characters demise in the not too distant future (which I think is the biggest turn off for most, just gets interesting and they get the chop) - will be very interesting if they are kept alive.
Also there is a conspicuous absence of young Brandon Stark (the one who cant walk) so far, maybe he is in later episodes but I am sure he should be in there.
I like fantasy epics, historical dramas, dynastic and internecine batles AND swords and sorcery-dragony type stuff. So it seems on face value that it would be my kind of thing, but I have to confess that from what I have read - reviews, comments, etc - it doesn't appeal.
I like fantasy epics, historical dramas, dynastic and internecine batles AND swords and sorcery-dragony type stuff. So it seems on face value that it would be my kind of thing, but I have to confess that from what I have read - reviews, comments, etc - it doesn't appeal.
I know they have heavily drive away from the books now. Characters are dead that shouldnt be some are alive that shouldnt be and so on.
It was confirmed before this season even began that Brandon stark Hodor and Co would not feature at all this series they are on a 1 year hiatus. As where they are in comparison to the books is way far ahead of everyone else. They are essentially bringing everyone else up to speed with where they are.
Finished The Blacklist (US broadcasts) - very interesting finale, setting up an intriguing 3rd series.
Rewatched Shaun of the Dead still hands down one of my fave films. British comedy done right.