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He mentions talk about glass gardens and people storing up food for preparation for winter, but it still seems pretty impossible, for anyone to survive in the North, given all of the wars the people of the North have been exposed to. If we are going to use anything resembling logic, White Harbor stands the best chance at surviving winter. Also does winter ever happen in Essos? George talks about it from time to time, but for some daft reason, it always feels like summer in Essos.

Truth be told, I’m wondering how the people in the North haven’t run out of food yet. The was George describes the snows in the 5th book, makes it almost impossible to get new food.

The irony of that scene. It’s why George’s writing is leagues above most people’s.

While a prisoner of Tywin.

I like how they're not revealing any of the actual plot in these trailers. It seems very refreshing for something Disney related.

That the maesters are purposely slowing down human advancement. Seems rather strange how little science has advanced in the world. The technology of Aegon’s conquest, is near identical to the technology in the present story. I mean it’s even more crazy when you see just how far we’ve advanced in the last 100 years, in the real world.

It's the only way I can see the world. I can't pretend I live and was raised in the middle ages, that you seem to be able to. Simply put, the people of Dorne are more evolved, compared to the rest of Westeros, by not being bigots, to which I rather like.

Honestly the longer Benjen stays missing, the longer I wonder if George has any idea what to do with him. In fact he feels less like a character and more like a plot device. He's only appeared in the flesh in about 2 or 3 chapters at most.

Only read Fevre Dream................I wasn't a fan. I didn't hate the book, but it's no A Song of Ice and Fire and it's a book I can't ever picture myself reading again.

Equal rights for both genders and no discrimination for bastards, isn’t advanced, lol

Probably a Maester. So far it's either been a character beyond The Wall or a Maester.

It's up to you. Though if I had to compare the two, the original show is much better.

So much for that 7 season plan.

I mean just watch the 90's show. It's easily one of the best American animated shows ever made. It's right up there with Batman the Animated series.

Barristan defending his queen, from The Titans Bastard, using only a stick.

On the plus side, Lower Decks is an anime, so that means it could presumably return later down the line, at some point. Family guy and Futurama have both been cancelled several times and returned, so anything is possible.

I mean that’s the character, he’s suppose to be like Spock and show very few emotions.

So if this is true, it's clear as day, they don't have a plan and are just making this up as they go along.

I'm not sure I like Quentyn Martell being alive either. Truth be told the series just has too many dam characters and will never end unless a few of them die and Prince Frog just doesn't seem all that important, compared to most of the others.

To be fair, any theory that tries to make a big deal out of something minor. Summer seeing a dragon at the end of the second book being a prime example of this. It's clear as day, Summer is just seeing the smoke rise from Winterfell. The lemon tree in Bravos is another example of this.

I like Andor a lot, but for me it suffers a little from being a prequel. I sort of have to ignore that this is the same universe that Darth Vader and Jar Jar Binks exist in and that Andor himself is going to die hours after the final episode of this show. Simply put, part of me wishes Andor was an original show, because it's so much better than what you'd expect from Star Wars.

Most of the stuff that happened in the final 5 seasons of the show, wont happen in the books.

I don’t know the product placement in MoS was kind of disgusting. “Let’s have Superman fight at a 7 Eleven”, “Let’s have the bad guys attack IHOP”.

Yea, but why aren’t any of these locations just creating their own armies? Trusting a sellsword company seems a lot more risky than using your own army of loyal soldiers.

Truth be told, I think Sci-Fi does better on tv. I just worry we'll never see something like DS9, Babylon 5 or Farscape ever again. Don't get me wrong, I loved The Expanse, like many others here, I just don't think it compares to the 3 shows I listed before.