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    ^ No! No! Not going to watch!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    ^ No! No! Not going to watch!
    Don't worry that trailer doesn't give anything much away, however having read all the books up to halfway through "A Feast for Crows" now there is a hell of a lot just in that short trailer that I recognise from the past two books! Can't wait!

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    ^ I'm a couple of books in and generally the series has been close to the books from what I've seen!
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    I just started finally watching this. Not bad, but I have two issues...
    One: That guy's eyebrows, the one who played Conan in the reboot. Dave Navarro called and wants them back.
    Also: Yeah, wayyyyyyyyy too much tits and ass action going on. My kid eventually left the room. The gore is fantabulous, but I could totally do without all that steaminess.
    I've only watched the first two episodes so far, btw, but I'm going to finish up a few more tonight. See if it truly grabs me...

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    Quote Originally Posted by rongravy View Post
    I just started finally watching this. Not bad, but I have two issues...
    One: That guy's eyebrows, the one who played Conan in the reboot. Dave Navarro called and wants them back.
    Also: Yeah, wayyyyyyyyy too much tits and ass action going on. My kid eventually left the room. The gore is fantabulous, but I could totally do without all that steaminess.
    I've only watched the first two episodes so far, btw, but I'm going to finish up a few more tonight. See if it truly grabs me...
    Oh, it's definitely not kid friendly! See how you feel about it after 5-6 episodes
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    Quote Originally Posted by rongravy View Post
    Also: Yeah, wayyyyyyyyy too much tits and ass action going on. My kid eventually left the room. The gore is fantabulous, but I could totally do without all that steaminess.
    Neil is absolutely right, the show does not get anymore family friendly as things go along.

    But damn is it good.

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    Well, two shows into the new series and so far so good!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    Well, two shows into the new series and so far so good!
    And I've been loving it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by AcesandEights View Post
    And I've been loving it!
    +1.
    I am finding I have to watch the episodes at least twice to keep up though. Not complaining as the show is so good.
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    Yeh, I was completely lost at the end of S03E02.

    Who are the guys that show up at the end?
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    Quote Originally Posted by shootemindehead View Post
    Yeh, I was completely lost at the end of S03E02.

    Who are the guys that show up at the end?
     
    They are men sworn to Roose Bolton, whose sigil is the "flayed man of the dread fort" (in the tv show, this looks sort of like a red x on blue). Roose Bolton is a Northman, sworn to Robb Stark, the King in the North. They would be one of the last groups (aside from the Karstarks who want to avenge the loss of family at Jaime's hands) who Jaime and Brienne would want to be captured by.

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    Cheers Aces.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    See how you feel about it after 5-6 episodes
    In episode 5 I was treated to some guy's ding dong, and about 10 seconds listening to some dood blowing another guy.
    Ew.
    That being said, I did enjoy watching the rest of it and was completely surprised when:
     
    Sean Bean got beheaded. I was like, "WHAT?!?"

    I'm waiting until season 2 is no longer in the newer release section so each disc will only be 50 cents. I'm not paying $4. I'm an extremely patient tight ass...
    But yeah, I am ready for more.

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    Ep.3 was fantastic - the final scene had me cringing!

    It's also worth nothing that it was David Benioff and D.B. Weiss' directorial debut.

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