Yeah, GOT is a super realistic and gritty take on the fantasy genre

I was just thinking that

This will never not be funny

What was the season where Pedro Pascal came in? It started to get bad then and I hated the Daenerys plot from the beginning. More over-sensationalized normie shit I was tricked into watching.

probably season 4 since it was when he died, which was pretty much the last big moment in the books everybody was waiting for

that fucking sword spin shit that nu-fantasy shows always like to do is pure cringe

mom look, i'm directing! isn't my movie COOL???

What was the season where Pedro Pascal came in?

s04

It started to get bad then

honestly, it started to get bad earlier.
s01 was great. a very solid 9/10. s02/s03/s04 progressively less so, but still breddy fucken gud
from s05 onwards, it was slop, of progressively worsening quality, until it became so fucking bad even the most normie of normies noticed.
the last season and ending was so bad it rendered all the rest of it retroactively shit.

For me it's turning their backs on the enemy and parrying for no reason

The spunky jewish princess marrying Robb was the sign the show was doomed as early as S2.

They've been doing that shit for decades

Was Xena the first to do that shit?

Then they've been cringe for decades

Why do white incels like this character and Stannis so much?

Why did they think making him duel wield was a good idea? He uses that big white meteoric steel greatsword or whatever in the book, that would've been striking enough to tv audiences that he was a talented fighter.
Also why did D&D make it so Ned and whatshisface killed the sword of the morning in the Bran flashback anyways, the books were setting up the known story of their encounter as probably another Ned lie, especially when there's little chance a young Ned and his buddy would've been able to beat him in a fight.

The game, Sansa.

I read the books a long time ago but wasn't he supposed to be like the best swordsman in the entire Song of Ice and Fire world?

What? That was one of the best changes from the books. She was absolutely gorgeous. I would cum all over those moles on her back.

Arthur Dayne is famed for wielding a massive, possibly magical greatsword that's been passed down through his family since literal prehistory

D&D didn't know how to show him outfighting Ned's band with the same weapon as them so they just had him dual wielding instead

this guy is the best swordsman in the world on a planet with magic and dragons. of course he can anime fight. lol

Post the Dunk and Egg trailer before I piss meself!

images you can hear the sound fx

HOTD has cast Hugh’s wife’s family who will be in Tumbleton

I like Hugh, but I hope fleshing out these unnecessary characters don’t use up a huge amount of screen time and give even less time to the interesting characters. I guess they will have something to do with Hugh switching sides.

Also Sabitha Frey is an old lady so there will be no Black Aly.

In the books the fun theory is Howland reed wargs into Arthur Dayne and let's Ned mortally wound him then he jumps back out. It explains why Ned's whole life is one big cope to get honor back because him and his friend did something unspeakable and fucking weird to win the fight, end the war, and save his sister, but at what cost? The reeds are fucking weird little bog people it's way more interesting imo to have Ned only win because he brought a fucking frog eating swamp warlock with him then oh the greatest swordsman in living memory didn't hear him running up behind him.

Either way it's all baseless speculation because we're never getting an ending and I'm worse off for letting this mental object creep back into my head.

The show ended here.

pretty good bait but the reddit spacing gives it away