the hound of sansa

Wow I thought he was doing an Australian accent! And when people said "the british guy" I took it for a joke This series is really enjoyable! From the trailer I though it would be mre trashy, but it was really good. Karl Urban and Antony Starr stole the scenes they were in.

Something that perhaps I missed: why don't they arrest Villanelle? She IS a known assassin.

Ooh, Ithink it has already won. At least last season wasn't the last ever season. The dissapointment from me and my friends (all of whom have read the books) has reached critical level. A lot of them have said that they honestly don't care how it will end. But I do care, because I like the books very much. I simply don't accept that what I am seeing is canon. As far as the episode, I found it be the best of season 8 so far. It had cheesy-happy moments like ep1, it was laughably stupid like ep2, and it had OMG moments like ep3. But it also seemed more like thrones. I liked the scenes between Tyrion and Varys. I liked Sansa with Sandor. It was an improvement.

I just watched Neon Genesis Evangelion, and the follow-up movie, and I must say I am underwhelmed. Sure, maybe the hype around is too high, but I went into it fully prepared to like it. Could someone tell me why is it revered by so many, or you could tell me your personal experience with this anime. I am not hating on it, for me it was just ok/underwhelming. It felt similar to Ergo Proxy.

Finished season 2 yesterday, so some spoilers ahead.

Wow, what is going on? Is the whole show going to derail?

Does anyone know, will the 3 season cover only Voyager?

Do we (the book readers) have any clue as to where this season will end?

Does anyone else think that Sansa will task Brienne with finding Bran and Rickon now that she knows they are alive?

for me it is a 9 Dany-Tyrion was just ok, nothing special, but Cersei, Sansa, Arya were very good And then Hardhome would be perfect if only there were less CGI sceletons and more corpses. Also i could do without the Nazgul screech, and with less Walking Dead-like zombies But a great episode overall

am i the only one that didn't like so much the Sam the Slayer scene? i thought it was a bit anticlimatic. i didn't feel the horror the dread that they must have felt

i couldn't agree more. is there any doubt in the books that Cersei wanted to have Tyrion killed? if not... and it's not just that. from season 2 they are having Tyrion and Cersei talk to each other like they like each other, like they can tell anything between them. they should show more how disgusting they found one another

i don't know if it is already discussed but was anyone bothered by the fact that both Varys and the Tyrells know that LF is planning to take Sansa with him? i mean, when he actually takes her, her whereabouts won't be a mystery.