Game of Thrones - Spoilers S8E6

[Sheriff Fatman]

Great episode, arguably the greatest opening scene in TV history.

Loved it.

The Arya scene was fabulous too.

Less spectacular than last week, but I'd probably rate this episode as the better one of the two.  That's saying something.

[booder]

So so good. 


Such a long wait now.

[EvilPie]

The annual summer challenge to stay alive until April begins again.....

[Sheriff Fatman]

The annual summer challenge to stay alive until April begins again.....

Never fear, winter is coming.

[AdamM]

Someone pointed out the massive time jumps all over the finale. I must admit, I hadn't noticed as I watched it, but many months must have gone by in one episode.

Ayra getting all the way to Walder Frey was probably the biggest, but Verys put some serious miles in too, as did Jaime.

[nirvana]

Great episode, arguably the greatest opening scene in TV history.

Loved it.

The Arya scene was fabulous too.

Less spectacular than last week, but I'd probably rate this episode as the better one of the two.  That's saying something.

Pretty impressed with the mask making capabilities at that time. Probs got a prosthetics shop just alongside the blacksmith

[Graham C]

The annual summer challenge to stay alive until April begins again.....

Never fear, winter is coming.

Great episode.  Didn't expect the young king to do himself in.

That girl leader is good isn't she, bet it's good fun being a kid and talking like that to a group of old men

[TightEnd]

were we meant to hear the whisper of lyanna to young Ned?

if not, is it assumed that R+L=J = Rhaegar Tagaryen is his dad and thus Jon is the dragon queen's nephew?

[Sheriff Fatman]

were we meant to hear the whisper of lyanna to young Ned?

if not, is it assumed that R+L=J = Rhaegar Tagaryen is his dad and thus Jon is the dragon queen's nephew?

I don't think it was meant to be audible.  At least, that's my excuse for failing to hear it properly.

[Jon MW]

were we meant to hear the whisper of lyanna to young Ned?

if not, is it assumed that R+L=J = Rhaegar Tagaryen is his dad and thus Jon is the dragon queen's nephew?

I always thought there was a bit of an issue in that Bran was obviously going to find out about Jon's heritage - but isn't that also Sam's job?

I'm now thinking that it's Bran who shows who his mother is - and Sam reveals who his father was; and that's where the twist will be coming.

If it's not that - what is Sam's role in the citadel for the story?

[Graham C]

were we meant to hear the whisper of lyanna to young Ned?

if not, is it assumed that R+L=J = Rhaegar Tagaryen is his dad and thus Jon is the dragon queen's nephew?

OMG I'm so slow!  I've just read about this elsewhere.  Didn't have clue about the significance of it last night!

[TightEnd]

as the books haven't been written (crack on GRR please) we can maybe think that "a song of ice and fire" refers to the end of the series where jon/dany and dragons battle the white walkers for control of the lot (presumably first half of series 7 sees dragon queen land in westeros and win the south/beat the lannisters?)

i read that series 7 is only 7 episodes long but that there is now a 7 episode series 8 expected for 2018, and thats it

 

[DaveShoelace]

i read that series 7 is only 7 episodes long but that there is now a 7 episode series 8 expected for 2018, and thats it

I heard that was happening, but after all that, ends with a movie.

[Graham C]

i read that series 7 is only 7 episodes long but that there is now a 7 episode series 8 expected for 2018, and thats it

I heard that was happening, but after all that, ends with a movie.

Blimey, milking the cow for sure!

7 episodes sucks, crack on, lets have a 14 episode season!

[cambridgealex]

were we meant to hear the whisper of lyanna to young Ned?

if not, is it assumed that R+L=J = Rhaegar Tagaryen is his dad and thus Jon is the dragon queen's nephew?

I always thought there was a bit of an issue in that Bran was obviously going to find out about Jon's heritage - but isn't that also Sam's job?

I'm now thinking that it's Bran who shows who his mother is - and Sam reveals who his father was; and that's where the twist will be coming.

If it's not that - what is Sam's role in the citadel for the story?

He's there to learn about White Walkers, Dragon glass etc, so he can come back and tell Jon how to defeat them.