Game of Thrones

[Slaky]

So it's called the Red Wedding because of all the blood right? Feel like that's a decent giveaway as to what would occur.

No - it's called that because Cat was on her period when they slit her throat. These are the kind of details you're missing out on if you don't read the books.

Boy that's one bloody cat.

[Internet Apex]

So it's called the Red Wedding because of all the blood right? Feel like that's a decent giveaway as to what would occur.

No - it's called that because Cat was on her period when they slit her throat. These are the kind of details you're missing out on if you don't read the books.

Boy that's one bloody cat.

Damnit, RV. That made me laugh to beat the band.

[CBStew]

Last night on the Daily Show John Stewart referred to a bloody event and said, "...or as they refer to it in the 'Game of Thrones', a wedding."

[Internet Apex]

Last night on the Daily Show John Stewart referred to a bloody event and said, "...or as they refer to it in the 'Game of Thrones', a wedding."

Did you laugh out loud?

[CBStew]

Last night on the Daily Show John Stewart referred to a bloody event and said, "...or as they refer to it in the 'Game of Thrones', a wedding."

Did you laugh out loud?

No.  Mrs. CBStew doesn't watch G.O.T., so I started to explain the reference to her.  Have you ever tried to describe Game of Thrones to anyone?

[Internet Apex]

Last night on the Daily Show John Stewart referred to a bloody event and said, "...or as they refer to it in the 'Game of Thrones', a wedding."

Did you laugh out loud?

No.  Mrs. CBStew doesn't watch G.O.T., so I started to explain the reference to her.  Have you ever tried to describe Game of Thrones to anyone?

I tried explaining it to Chuck the other day.

[Yeti]

Last night on the Daily Show John Stewart referred to a bloody event and said, "...or as they refer to it in the 'Game of Thrones', a wedding."

Did you laugh out loud?

No.  Mrs. CBStew doesn't watch G.O.T., so I started to explain the reference to her.  Have you ever tried to describe Game of Thrones to anyone?

I tried explaining it to Chuck the other day.

I LOLed

[Yeti]

http://mashable.com/2013/06/03/funniest-game-of-thrones-red-wedding/?WT.mc_id=en_my_stories&utm_campaign=My%2BStories&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter

Why doesn't George R.R. Martin use twitter? Because he killed all 140 characters. #got

it's too bad 'entourage' didn't end like that #GoT

Game of Thrones makes The Walking Dead look like Sesame Street.

That just goes to show the importance of choosing the correct band for your wedding. #GOT

[Slaky]

That finale was as good as a third episode in a season. It was good, not finale good. I guess.

[Internet Apex]

That finale was as good as a third episode in a season. It was good, not finale good. I guess.

A lot of the HBO series, most-notably The Sopranos and GOT, land the haymaker in the second-to-last episode and then spend the last one tying up loose ends and setting the stage for next season.

Season one, Episode 9: Ned Stark is shortened by a head.
Season two, Episode 9: The Battle of Blackwater Beigh.
Season three Episode 9: King in the North? Heh!

The Red Wedding, Jon Snow's return, Stannis' change of direction, Bran's sojourn north of the wall and Dany's epic win out east have changed the game. More exciting shit is yet to come. Wait nine months or fire up the Kindle. Winter is coming and it's packing an uzi.

[Slaky]

That finale was as good as a third episode in a season. It was good, not finale good. I guess.

A lot of the HBO series, most-notably The Sopranos and GOT, land the haymaker in the second-to-last episode and then spend the last one tying up loose ends and setting the stage for next season.

Season one, Episode 9: Ned Stark is shortened by a head.
Season two, Episode 9: The Battle of Blackwater Beigh.
Season three Episode 9: King in the North? Heh!

The Red Wedding, Jon Snow's return, Stannis' change of direction, Bran's sojourn north of the wall and Dany's epic win out east have changed the game. More exciting shit is yet to come. Wait nine months or fire up the Kindle. Winter is coming and it's packing an uzi.

It was a great season - maybe the best season.

[Chuck to Chuck]

A lot of the HBO series, most-notably The Sopranos and GOT, land the haymaker in the second-to-last episode and then spend the last one tying up loose ends and setting the stage for next season.

While The Wire never setup anything for the next season, all the haymakers were in the penultimate episode.  I believe all 5 penultimates were written by George Pellicanos as well.

[Yeti]

Get excited. That's an order

[BBM]

Get excited. That's an order

Do I have to eat chicken?

[Yeti]

Get excited. That's an order

Do I have to eat chicken?