The throne was melted so Vegas didn't have to pay off bets
No one sat on it
it was a cheap knock off made in China...plastic swords and Drogon was just proving it wasn't Valerian steel. It was a metaphor for the entire fucking 8 years.
Slept on it and I'm still kinda vexed. Absolutely nothing makes sense. Jon is forced to reform the Nights Watch, which is entirely unnecessary now, to avoid war with the Unsullied, who've been mostly wiped out and leave anyway, because the wars must end for some particular reason, even though he can be absolved of his crimes by one of two monarchs, both of whom are his siblings. How does this never come up during the writing process or the table reads?
Slept on it and I'm still kinda vexed. Absolutely nothing makes sense. Jon is forced to reform the Nights Watch, which is entirely unnecessary now, to avoid war with the Unsullied, who've been mostly wiped out and leave anyway, because the wars must end for some particular reason, even though he can be absolved of his crimes by one of two monarchs, both of whom are his siblings. How does this never come up during the writing process or the table reads?
Yeap, hopefully the books get released and there's some solace in that. I can only imagine how the cast must feel after putting in over a decade of their lives only to have the writers phone in the ending.
Slept on it and I'm still kinda vexed. Absolutely nothing makes sense. Jon is forced to reform the Nights Watch, which is entirely unnecessary now, to avoid war with the Unsullied, who've been mostly wiped out and leave anyway, because the wars must end for some particular reason, even though he can be absolved of his crimes by one of two monarchs, both of whom are his siblings. How does this never come up during the writing process or the table reads?
Yeap, hopefully the books get released and there's some solace in that. I can only imagine how the cast must feel after putting in over a decade of their lives only to have the writers phone in the ending.
Slept on it and I'm still kinda vexed. Absolutely nothing makes sense. Jon is forced to reform the Nights Watch, which is entirely unnecessary now, to avoid war with the Unsullied, who've been mostly wiped out and leave anyway, because the wars must end for some particular reason, even though he can be absolved of his crimes by one of two monarchs, both of whom are his siblings. How does this never come up during the writing process or the table reads?
Yeap, hopefully the books get released and there's some solace in that. I can only imagine how the cast must feel after putting in over a decade of their lives only to have the writers phone in the ending.
They all got paid.
Handsomely.
#residuals.
I'm not about to pity them but it's pretty obvious lots of the cast had real love for the series and the fans. Regardless of the money, to have something you put that much of your life into turn into a pile of steaming shit in a short period of time when it could have been one of the best television series ever produced has got to feel pretty hollow.
Slept on it and I'm still kinda vexed. Absolutely nothing makes sense. Jon is forced to reform the Nights Watch, which is entirely unnecessary now, to avoid war with the Unsullied, who've been mostly wiped out and leave anyway, because the wars must end for some particular reason, even though he can be absolved of his crimes by one of two monarchs, both of whom are his siblings. How does this never come up during the writing process or the table reads?
Yeap, hopefully the books get released and there's some solace in that. I can only imagine how the cast must feel after putting in over a decade of their lives only to have the writers phone in the ending.
They all got paid.
Handsomely.
#residuals.
I'm not about to pity them but it's pretty obvious lots of the cast had real love for the series and the fans. Regardless of the money, to have something you put that much of your life into turn into a pile of steaming shit in a short period of time when it could have been one of the best television series ever produced has got to feel pretty hollow.
Nah....they're all gonna end up like Robb Stark leaping into some other series and boning relatively hot middle aged actresses like Keeley Hawes...
Slept on it and I'm still kinda vexed. Absolutely nothing makes sense. Jon is forced to reform the Nights Watch, which is entirely unnecessary now, to avoid war with the Unsullied, who've been mostly wiped out and leave anyway, because the wars must end for some particular reason, even though he can be absolved of his crimes by one of two monarchs, both of whom are his siblings. How does this never come up during the writing process or the table reads?
There's no more Night's Watch, but the Unsullied don't know that
It's just a means for Bran to put his cousin where Jon has always wanted to be anyway, in a bromance with Tormund
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for real though why did drogon attack the chair lol. am i missing something ??
Drogon goes east, the other red woman in meereen brings Danny back...
None of the rest of it felt like an ending to me either.
Oh well.
Dat was some bullshit. Seven Kingdoms of fighters aren't going to live under a dude who has never fought.
As finales go, it was a'ight. Nothing special.
The least they could have done was a quickie between Sansa and Tyrion.
Sad
No one sat on it
Handsomely.
#residuals.
Nah....they're all gonna end up like Robb Stark leaping into some other series and boning relatively hot middle aged actresses like Keeley Hawes...
It's just a means for Bran to put his cousin where Jon has always wanted to be anyway, in a bromance with Tormund