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    Quote Originally Posted by clanglee View Post
    My only issue really with the series is the casting of Caitlin. The actress is fine. . .but damn if she isn't too obviously old for the part.
    I have to admit, I was expecting some boring etherial model-type for the role of Catelyn, mostly because that sort of casting is pretty standard for Fantasy TV.

    But Michelle Fairley's Catelyn looks like someone that's had 5 kids, but is still quite youthful and fetching. Plus she's great in the role. That's more important than looking like fan art, y'know?
    Those aren't real problems, Sam.


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    Yeah, but Caitlin was supposed to be quite a beauty in her day. . .I don't really get that feeling about Michelle Fairey. But like I said. . her acting was fine. . . And I really don't care for Caitlin as a character anyways. . .so no real loss.
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    Yay Hordor! You can see him in the lineup when the King arrives!

    Watched it twice now, damn good start with only a couple issues.

    Hurry up and watch it Neil so we can discuss!

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    Ohhhh. . .I like the banner and the Greyjoy quote there. I always liked their house motto. . . "We Do Not Sow" Did you ever get a Chthulu feeling from that religion?
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    "When the dead walk, we must stop the killing, or lose the war."

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    I only managed to sort of half watch it so...?

     
    Who was the queen shagging at the end? Was that her brother?
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    Yes indeed, Neil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    I only managed to sort of half watch it so...?

     
    Who was the queen shagging at the end? Was that her brother?
    Yeah dude. . . .that was indeed.

    And half-watch? Trust me man. . if you have not read the books, you will need to follow it a bit closer than that. there are a LOT of characters and a LOT of seperate plots to keep up with.
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    Quote Originally Posted by clanglee View Post
    Yeah dude. . . .that was indeed.

    And half-watch? Trust me man. . if you have not read the books, you will need to follow it a bit closer than that. there are a LOT of characters and a LOT of seperate plots to keep up with.
    No... I just wasn't sure if I'd missed something RE that relationship, hence had to double check... And ewwwww!

    Wasn't as impressed as I hoped I was going to be... But I'll give it a few more episodes happily!
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    Quote Originally Posted by clanglee View Post
    Ohhhh. . .I like the banner and the Greyjoy quote there. I always liked their house motto. . . "We Do Not Sow" Did you ever get a Chthulu feeling from that religion?
    I do indeed, ther sigil is a big ass Kraken after all

    Since you watched it now Neil I can mention the part I'm not too happy about:

     
    Near the end when Drogo and Daenerys consumate the wedding, it seemed awfuly forced where in the book Drogo was actually tender to her, spending most of the time exploring her body.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LoSTBoY View Post
    I do indeed, ther sigil is a big ass Kraken after all

    Since you watched it now Neil I can mention the part I'm not too happy about:

     
    Near the end when Drogo and Daenerys consumate the wedding, it seemed awfuly forced where in the book Drogo was actually tender to her, spending most of the time exploring her body.
    That bugged me a bit as well. . . .it seemed like they kinda cut it to make it look more forced. . . they may be going with a different dynamic between those two in the show.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LoSTBoY View Post
    I do indeed, ther sigil is a big ass Kraken after all

    Since you watched it now Neil I can mention the part I'm not too happy about:

     
    Near the end when Drogo and Daenerys consumate the wedding, it seemed awfuly forced where in the book Drogo was actually tender to her, spending most of the time exploring her body.
    Odd you say that, because that's the way I was expecting the scene to play out? (I've not read the book)
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    Well just finished watching episode 2 and again it was very enjoyable, the plot is definitely thickening between all the characters & plots! I wont say too much for now in case people are watching it later

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    That was a great bit that dwarf is an arrogant arse but he's also awesome

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    Joffrey had it coming.

    That and so much more.

    Joffrey's a spoiled little shit - he's like Draco Malfoy without the warmth.
    Those aren't real problems, Sam.


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