Bronn was wandering around a tranquil beach with his wife, discussing how they were going to live happily ever after not so long ago.
Ergo, dead man.
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Bronn was wandering around a tranquil beach with his wife, discussing how they were going to live happily ever after not so long ago.
Ergo, dead man.
Tyrion on the throne at 7.5 to 1 is tempting but I cant see waiting 3 years to get paid off.
Its a $10 40-1 bet. I'd take Druff at those odds.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Ill death-hedge on Ellaria Sand.
For any of the characters you wish to wager on, look up their real name, then go on imdb to see if they have any major projects they are working on. That may tell you if they have been eliminated from GoT due to their schedule.
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Originally Posted by DRK Star
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Originally Posted by nightmarefish
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment...mn.html#page=1
The onion knight lives a blessed life. He's playing a very well liked character AND once a year he gets to go hang out with young hot ass for a weekend all expenses paid.
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Originally Posted by 4Dragons
2:12 is where the novelty wears off and she realizes the joke is over and shes not getting paid for this.
I didn't make it to 2 minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatineQuote:
Originally Posted by 4Dragons
2:12 is where the novelty wears off and she realizes the joke is over and shes not getting paid for this.
It's still real to me dammit!
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Originally Posted by chinamaniac
there's no way to be sure; that fat fuck constantly changes his mind re: how many more books he wants to write.
off the cuff id say 2 more seasons if they keep tear-assing through the plot, and maybe 3 more if they milk it.
Game of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss might as well give up all hope — like so many of their characters, there's a chance they're not going to escape the show alive. That much was made clear Thursday afternoon during the Television Critics Association's press tour, when HBO president Michael Lombardo revealed that he sees the show continuing past the long-rumored seventh-season endpoint. "Seven-seasons-and-out has never been the conversation,” he said. "The question is how much beyond seven are we going to do." This, despite the showrunners perhaps not being entirely onboard with an indefinite run, and the growing problem of how to reconcile George R.R. Martin's source material with the increasingly divergent show.
But while the length of the show's run is still very much up in the air, Lombardo did provide a concrete answer to another question. When the subject of Jon Snow came up, he insisted that the seemingly late Lord Commander is indeed "dead is dead as dead as dead. He be dead. Yes. Everything I've seen, heard, read, Jon Snow is indeed dead." Even so, the declaration will likely be of little comfort to Kit Harington.
100% dead. Problem is nobody is saying he isn't dead.
It's what they aren't saying.
jon snow is dead, azor ahai will rise, lets move on.
Tine -
Why did Circe revive the mountain, or whatever his name is, and not Joffrey?