re: Game of Thrones S6:E3 "Oathbreaker" Bookreader Thread

I didn't mind the Tormund dick joke either and I laughed at it. It was par for the course since he talked about his member all the damn time in the books .

The dick joke was good. The fart joke just felt awkward.

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n't mind the Tormund dick joke either and I laughed at it. It was par for the course since he talked about his member all the damn time in the books .

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I actually found the dick joke Tyrion made in episode one to be funny, and Tormund's joke worked. At least the random guy talking about flashing Cersei during the walk of shame set up an awesome scene with the Mountain. But I hope we don't see many more from here on.

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I rewatched it last night and don't even remember him farting.

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Yea, I didn't notice it when I watched it live. Someone here mentioned it, and I thought they were joking. But sure enough, as soon as pycell turned around and saw clegane, there was a fart. And yeah, it was definitely a fart noise, not a squeaky chair. Just was really out of place and stupid.

Dang, seems like 2nd viewings worked with a lot of people on this one. I thought it was much better when I rewatched it yesterday too.

Though I gave myself the excuse that on the first watch I had the volume much too low for my shitty hearing so as not to disturb others in the house and I didn't turn on the dang CCing.

Anyway, pretty much all the scenes were much better on the 2nd viewing. Even the TOJ dialogue between Ned and Dane was perfectly serviceable (though of course deep inside I wish they had been able to pull off the book dialogue) :)

Still didn't think the sword fight choreography was as great as a lot of people are saying. (though it was light years better than the Dorne fights of course).

I'm kind of wondering if it is possible to do a really good sword fight on film with multiple people on each side. But that may be fodder for a separate thread.

You don't want to see what's inside the ToJ?

Certainly a made for TV adaptation but we can pretend that he means that he has 1000 years worth of knowledge.

What's most important would be the admission that "the wind" is the gods speaking and every pov character who thinks they are hearing things, when alone, possibly is.

Such as the mad king aerys, Theon, ned, arya etc.

I'm not sure where things are going with Dany, but they need to hurry that shite up.

I expect her to be headed back to Westeros by the end of the season.

I thought ToJ was better on the second viewing as well.

I'm hoping we get the rest of the scene soon.

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will say this, I hope we don't see Dorne again this season.

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I did a small cheer when Dorne didn't appear during the intro the last two episodes. That said, don't get your hopes up too much. The Sand Snakes taking over basically implies they are planning to do something.