Remember though Varys is also a master of disguise. They have only hinted at that in the show so far.

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Barely even hinted, they had him as a turnkey like twice in season one? The fact that they didn't revisit that this season was bizarre and makes me think that they aren't going to explore the disguise thing in any significant way. Also, I think Varys almost has to disappear to properly set up what Crystal Lake Hoffy was referring to earlier.

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Just finished season 3. This episode and Ned's beheading specifically were the peak for me. (The Red Wedding was good, but It was impossible not to hear about that so my shock factor was comprimised)

Here's a throwback post


I should have known better than to read this thread at all. Thanks IMU!

Any background on that one?

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Rick Hahn is the best GM in baseball.

I saw something quoted. Apparently you were giving out spoilers that have been since deleted, but some of them are quoted.


I saw something I wish I hadnt, but its no big deal. Just fuckin around. And I know the possibility is always there when going in tv threads

Wow, this was a huge spoiler unless I missed something this was posted 6 days before the Red Wedding aired


It didnt affect me but I dont get what so hard about not posting spoilers. And not just QBo, its seems rampant on CSFMB

By far

Awesome scene, but kind of bittersweet. He was a GREAT character

More spoilers.


Every time you post one of these "Oh man, people think this...I didnt say anything lololol" you're telling us what happens.

Yup. It makes it hard to read this thread.

Just remember, this is the HBO Game Of Thrones thread.

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You do not talk to me like that! I work too hard to deal with this stuff! I work too hard! I'm an important member of the CSFMB! I drive a Dodge Stratus!

Has that ever worked in any fight ever?


Gotta finish him FIRST

Awesome scene. Especially the Mountain admitting guilt

Very interesting. The Compassion and righteousness not seen since Ned Stark

The war scenes saved the boring ass WALL setting

If you consider that a spoiler then I dont really feel too bad. If I said Headless Ned Stark comes back as a White Walker to attack the wall then you would have a legit complaint. But I wouldnt spoil something important like that or the fact that Dany mates with her dragons to make a race of hybrid Humons.

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Ah, here's the explanation.

That's one of the dumbest things Ive ever seen you write Panther. And dont double down on the idiocy by sayiing you look up spoilers to movies you see. If you do that, you're weird, not the other way around.


But, I agree with your line about not clicking on the threads. Many here are incapable of posting spoiler free and you just flat out enjoy spoiling things.

Man I hope nobody read your season one spoiler. That would have ruined the show for me.

Well, you did it a few times.

Like I said, my policy is if you go in the thread, you get what's in there and that's that.


It just seems like you kinda didnt want to give spoilers but you were still kind of giving them indirectly.

I shouldnt single you out though because it seems like in these final pages it became kinda open on the spoilers. Except for Councilman Les Whinin who has been great at posting his thoughts sans any spoiling.



Anyway, great show. Just got caught up.

Can I start reading the books from this point or is it necessary to read them all?

Anyway, Zack, you posted that the Red Wedding was the real ending and Fatty McKillsCharacters just didnt want to end it?

Im kinda with you but how would all the other storylines end up then?


Theon enslaved, Dany becomes a slavemaster, The Starks perish? Just an all out everybody loses? That would be cool

I like to tell people like that about how I wikipedia classic books to understand basic references

i don't think he should've necessarily kept it as a trilogy; but yes, that was the original plan. i don't know what was going to be the fates of others but i definitely think that he throws a lot more "O RLY?" storylines in books 4 and 5 that kind of seem out of place from the first 3 books. he's taking it into some other direction...if he could get to what that direction is faster in the 6th book i'll forgive "dragons".

Link contains possible likely spoilers


http://gawker.com/sean-bean-thinks-this-huge-game-of-thrones-spoiler-is-p-1608933996?utm_campaign=socialflow_gawker_facebook&utm_source=gawker_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow

While that may be a huge spoiler, I think everybody pretty much assumed that already as it is.

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You know me like that.

I think that link contains the prevailing theory but I could certainly see it spinning out a different way. Who the fuck knows what GRRM is going to do???

I would recommend reading the books from the beginning. The show gives you the bones of the story but you lose a lot of feeling. If you like Tyrion on the show you'll love him in the books even more.

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yeah, i mean, its a theory that people believe, but that guy just pretty much confirmed it

He confirmed just the beginning of it. The main theory itself isn't really mentioned.

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You know me like that.

The guy was on one season of a show. I dont think I'm going to listen to Sean Bean as the end all be all of GoT info. Now if it was benioff and weiss saying it, I would listen a lot more closely. I think Martin has told them exactly how the story will end in case his ticker finally gives up the battle.

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Just posting responsibly brothers

i think it has more weight as a narrative device because it links the title of the whole book series as that youtube video points out. it even makes more sense than the idea that ned would have cheated on cat. i like the theory...

What are "responsibly brothers," and how do you go about posting them?