Game of Thrones Season 7

[BoxsterCy]

I can't remember how they handle it in the show. In the books, they take it all. But, in the books, Missandei is only 10, so they aren't really a road map to the show anymore.

Can be a one or both but I thought they went with the "both" based on the "Let me see" dialogue. And linked articles says LOTS of people hit the Google on it last night.

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2017/07/24/game-of-thrones-eunuch-definition_a_23045444/

 

[CycloneWarning]

Looks like the ole' Westeros jet pack/speed boat is coming out of the closet. Jon and Davos show up in Dragonstone in next episode. Oh well, not too many episodes left, got to keep it moving....

 

[srjclone]

Looks like the ole' Westeros jet pack/speed boat is coming out of the closet. Jon and Davos show up in Dragonstone in next episode. Oh well, not too many episodes left, got to keep it moving....

Yeah timeline is not a worry at this point for the showrunners. It is probably best to just assume the "travel time" for characters is no-longer a thing. In previous seasons there was enough storylines where you could not touch a story for 2 episodes and noone would ask any questions. But if Jon and Davos were to be missing for an entire episode because they were "travelling" this late in the series, there is no way they could wrap it up into their final 11 episodes.

 

[CloniesForLife]

Yeah timeline is not a worry at this point for the showrunners. It is probably best to just assume the "travel time" for characters is no-longer a thing. In previous seasons there was enough storylines where you could not touch a story for 2 episodes and noone would ask any questions. But if Jon and Davos were to be missing for an entire episode because they were "travelling" this late in the series, there is no way they could wrap it up into their final 11 episodes.

Except for the White Walkers and their army Jon will have enough time to mine and fashion dragonstone into weapons before they reach the wall.

 

[Dandy]

Yeah timeline is not a worry at this point for the showrunners. It is probably best to just assume the "travel time" for characters is no-longer a thing

And I'm totally okay with it. I've committed so much time to this series I want to know how it ends. I don't need more time travel filler at this point unless it is more Missandei scenes.

 

[srjclone]

Except for the White Walkers and their army Jon will have enough time to mine and fashion dragonstone into weapons before they reach the wall.

I knew that would be the next argument haha joking or not. White walkers have been walking an inch a minute since season 1, wouldn't expect it to change any time soon haha

 

[CycloneWarning]

Except for the White Walkers and their army Jon will have enough time to mine and fashion dragonstone into weapons before they reach the wall.

LOL. Good one. The Army of the Dead does not need to stop to eat or to sleep, yet they cannot seem to get anywhere.

 

[CloniesForLife]

I knew that would be the next argument haha joking or not. White walkers have been walking an inch a minute since season 1, wouldn't expect it to change any time soon haha

Yeah I am totally fine with the fast "time travel" to keep things moving. I just find it funny how slow that army is moving. Like others have said they have a lot to wrap up so I don't think about the timing of things too much.

 

[Dandy]

Except for the White Walkers and their army Jon will have enough time to mine and fashion dragonstone into weapons before they reach the wall.

Maybe Gendry has been forging dragonstone weapons this whole time.

 

[CycloneErik]

LOL. Good one. The Army of the Dead does not need to stop to eat or to sleep, yet they cannot seem to get anywhere.

You ever trusted a dead person to navigate?

 

[coolerifyoudid]

You ever trusted a dead person to navigate?

 

[CycloneVet]

I hope you are right, but I just don't think they have the time to flesh that out.

I think she will save Arias ass on the road to winterfell.

 

[CloneIce]

I think she will save Arias ass on the road to winterfell.

That would be cool as it happened a very long time ago in the books and I loved that part! P.S. not a spoiler as that was a totally different situation and long past.

 

[Clonehomer]

LOL. Good one. The Army of the Dead does not need to stop to eat or to sleep, yet they cannot seem to get anywhere.

I guess I've assumed they have been limited by the onset of winter and can only travel where it is especially cold.

 

[laminak]

Thinking about the show vs book (potential) differences, do you think the Euron battle will be vs fAeogn/Connington/Adrienne (and fAegon and Arienne are the trophies while Connington gets to the Citadel to be treated) or Euron turns on Vic (or vice-versa) and have a battle of the Greyjoys after Vic brings over Dany)?

i wonder if/how Theon even gets to Dragonstone in the book.

 

[WalkingCY]

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Seriously though, do the dead have trouble with water? Got to go around?

 

[ISUChippewa]

So I just watched a re-run of last night's episode, in particular the final scene, and Euron reminded me of a video game boss character at the end of a level that you have to defeat before you can move on, complete with the "boss" background music and an ominous entrance (which was admittedly pretty cool). Even after taking a few whip blasts and spear cuts and slashes from the Sand Snakes, he still triumphed in the end. All he needed was a power meter in the top right corner of the TV screen to fully complete the video game comparison.

 

[CloneIce]

So I just watched a re-run of last night's episode, in particular the final scene, and Euron reminded me of a video game boss character at the end of a level that you have to defeat before you can move on, complete with the "boss" background music and an ominous entrance (which was admittedly pretty cool). Even after taking a few whip blasts and spear cuts and slashes from the Sand Snakes, he still triumphed in the end. All he needed was a power meter in the top right corner of the TV screen to fully complete the video game comparison.

Him, the Mountain, the Hound, and Tormund. Basically impervious to cuts, germs, and infection.

 

[coolerifyoudid]

Him, the Mountain, the Hound, and Tormund. Basically impervious to cuts, germs, and infection.

Also, given the rampant romping going on, STD's don't play much of a role in GOT. Just bastards. Bastards everywhere.

 

[ThatllDoCy]

Seriously though, do the dead have trouble with water? Got to go around?

They can't drown, but they can be swept away and crushed by waves, rocks, etc.