morningsong said:

^ You just love that picture don't you.

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Joff ain't interested in gettin' none, remember what he did with that Tyrion bought for him. Now if he had a twin he might.

Well Charles Dance gives that look so well.

Yeah I had forgotten all about Joff's rejection of pussy. Looks like Ramsay castrated the wrong guy.

i dunno...after episode9 i guess i had high expectations....but it has really got me looking forward to next season. arya is gonna grow up to be a badass....hopefully she will take down more than a few lannisters.

WHEN DOES season 4 start?....sept?

Peter Dinklage on Watching ‘GoT’: I Don’t Have HBO

by Chris Pursell | June 10, 2013 at 8:00 PM | General

Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister in Game of Thrones (HBO)

Believe it or not, “Game of Thrones” star Peter Dinklage doesn’t actually watch the show.

In a video posted on TMZ, the actor, who plays fan favorite Tyrion Lannister on the HBO series, told photographers in Montreal, “I don’t watch the show.”

“I mean, I don’t have HBO,” he added.

Well, what did he think of this season’s episodes?

“That was, like, a year ago for me,” he said.

Well damn Peter...just collecting the checks huh?

Nothinbutjoy said:

I wish September! Season 4 will start sometime in the spring 2014.

We HAVE tO WAIT AN ENTIRE YEAR?????

sonic said:

Nothinbutjoy said:

I wish September! Season 4 will start sometime in the spring 2014.

We HAVE tO WAIT AN ENTIRE YEAR?????

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YEEEEEES!!!

Loving Yara, even before she opened her mouth, I was saying, "That's my brother", no ifs, no ands, no butts. She's gone to get her baby brother.

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To Jon Snow, women, hell and fury. That was funny to me, he was soooo sure she wouldn't hurt him. Bet that's a lesson he'll never forget.

Oh and when Sam tells him, oh yeah by the way your little cripple brother is gone north of the wall with a few strangers, but he has his wolf with him so he'll be alright. That'll be cute. Where the hell is Jon's wolf by the way? That is the most wandering offish animal. At least Arya's was made to go, Jon's got north of the wall and lost his attention span.

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Ramsey, is...I have no words for Ramsey right now, pulling wings off of flies must have been so boring to him when he was a child.

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missfee said:

I hear ya but....

Did you see the look Tywin gave Joffrey last night?

What is it that Sardo Numspaa said: "I could destroy you... (Snaps fingers)... just like that."

Yes let Joffrey try all he wants to, he wouldn't succeed. .

[Edited 6/11/13 3:33am]

That will be the fun of it!

Charles Dance should get an Emmy or a Golden Globe. Tywin Lannister is one of the best "heavies" in HBO history, right up there with Al Swearingen.

It was telling how Tywin schooled Tyrion on the reality of the Game of Thrones: Put house above the "whims" of its sons and daughters. Catelyn didn't when she snuck Jaime away to bargain for her kids, ripping Robb's army in half. Robb didn't when he reneged on marrying a Frey daughter, making an enemy of a vicious man. However right or noble, Tywin capitalized on them as missteps in the Game.

Tywin and Tyrion make the most compelling parent-child duo since . . . Tony and Livia Soprano?




I can't get through an episode without saying, "my sweet brother Nupsey!"

missfee said:

Yeah last night's episode was pretty slow...though to me, basically summed up the vibe of this season.


Question 1: When will someone finally behead Joffrey????!!!???

The worst villains survive the Game. If he buys it, it's going to be a la the Mad King. But as long as Tywin's around, Joffrey is safe. Of course, Joffrey doesn't see it that way.

Question 2: Where were the Tyrell's at? I have to say, I was a bit disappointed that they weren't shown last night. I had high hopes that Margaery would be doing some major manipulation to Joffrey this season...which it seemed to have started out that way, but fell flat. I'm hoping this will be the basis for next season because somebody needs to give him something to do other than thinking of ways to torture people for no reason.

After Cersei's tutorial to Margaery on "The Rains of Castamere" and the aftermath of the Red Wedding, I wouldn't show my face if I were the Tyrells. That move sent a message . . . especially in the aftermath of them trying to marry Sansa away from the Lannisters.

Question 3: Why in the hell does everyone keep bashing on Tyrion? I had to at least for Varys who did give some praise while talking to Shae, but then again that could have been a form of manipulation for him to get Shae to leave (which didn't work). But my goodness, how many times is Tyrion going to be reminded that he was never wanted in his family? . . . . aside from Tywin, he's one of the most brilliant Lannister's in Kings Landing.

Tyrion is the MVP of Kings Landing, but they disdain him for his size. It's a very medieval approach but it is a medieval show.

Question 4: Did you all see how Cersei looked at Jaime when he returned?

The real question will be how TYWIN feels about it. I think Tywin's going to blame him for running his mouth.

Question 5: Why is it that folks (Lannisters, Walter Frey, Roose Bolton, etc.) are talking about the Starks as if their whole family has been eliminated when Arya hasn't been accounted for? I get that everyone thinks that Bran and the other little boy are dead, but no one talks about Arya or even wonder about her whereabouts. She is definitely still a threat to the Lannisters...oh and Blackfish escaped so he's out there too. As Tyrion pointed out, the assumption shouldn't be that the Starks have been wiped out..that shit is going to come back to haunt them.

Short of Varys and Tyrion, few people think long-range on that show. And they don't consider women that much of a threat, be they named Danerys, Brienne, Arya, etc.

Urgh, papa Greyjoy is cold as ice. Damn, even though we know Theon is an idiot, you won't even rescue your blood?

Heck, you remember when I thought it was Greyjoy who had him? Didn't surprise me one bit.

My favorite scenes were when Tyrion was giving it to Joffrey during the small council meeting.

Remember the first scene with those two in S1? Joffrey won't forget.

I also loved the scene with Tywin and Tyrion talking..although it was hurtful, but I love how they interact because they are both highly intelligent. Out of Tywin's children, I think Tyrion is the most like him (minus the ruthlessness).

Tywin trusts Tyrion, who is the only person who has a clue on how Tywin really thinks. Tywin can't help but respect Tyrion's talent. What he told Tyrion about not throwing him into the sea was the closest Tyrion may ever get to "I love you."

heck, I guess I'll figure out how wrong I am next year or if I read the books in the interim!

[Edited 6/11/13 13:04pm]

I don't know how safe Joffrey is with Tywin, that look he gave him came off like Joff was 2 inches away from getting his head popped off. He does have a brother that can sit the throne he ain't needed THAT badly. I'm imagining Joff is a complete abomination in Tywin's eyes and he's undisciplined, cruel and stupid too. Ok the cruel part isn't much of a negative in that family but undisciplined and stupid, might get even a Lannister a long walk off a short ledge.

Knowing how the author is Joffrey could very much make it to the very end.

namepeace said:

lazycrockett said:

N Cersai pretty much stated shes gonna have Loras killed.

I question whether she will now that Jaime is back; maybe now she can tolerate it. But she's always overplayed her hand.

Speaking of Jaime, how long will his budding relationship with Brienne last if and when she learns about Lady Catelyn?

I forgot about that. She's going to take that hard. You think she might go after Frey. I'm sure a lot of people are going to gunning for him now.

It definitely isn't a typical type of story, he just might.

morningsong said:

Loving Yara, even before she opened her mouth, I was saying, "That's my brother", no ifs, no ands, no butts. She's gone to get her baby brother.

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To Jon Snow, women, hell and fury. That was funny to me, he was soooo sure she wouldn't hurt him. Bet that's a lesson he'll never forget.

Oh and when Sam tells him, oh yeah by the way your little cripple brother is gone north of the wall with a few strangers, but he has his wolf with him so he'll be alright. That'll be cute. Where the hell is Jon's wolf by the way? That is the most wandering offish animal. At least Arya's was made to go, Jon's got north of the wall and lost his attention span.

.

Ramsey, is...I have no words for Ramsey right now, pulling wings off of flies must have been so boring to him when he was a child.

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namepeace said:

missfee said:

I hear ya but....

Did you see the look Tywin gave Joffrey last night?

What is it that Sardo Numspaa said: "I could destroy you... (Snaps fingers)... just like that."

Yes let Joffrey try all he wants to, he wouldn't succeed. .

[Edited 6/11/13 3:33am]

That will be the fun of it!

Charles Dance should get an Emmy or a Golden Globe. Tywin Lannister is one of the best "heavies" in HBO history, right up there with Al Swearingen.

It was telling how Tywin schooled Tyrion on the reality of the Game of Thrones: Put house above the "whims" of its sons and daughters. Catelyn didn't when she snuck Jaime away to bargain for her kids, ripping Robb's army in half. Robb didn't when he reneged on marrying a Frey daughter, making an enemy of a vicious man. However right or noble, Tywin capitalized on them as missteps in the Game.

Tywin and Tyrion make the most compelling parent-child duo since . . . Tony and Livia Soprano?




I can't get through an episode without saying, "my sweet brother Nupsey!"

Hell yes, he definitely should. I don't think any other actor could have done it justice other than Mr. Dance.

N there you have it.

lazycrockett said:

lazycrockett said: