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DJariya 04-13-14 06:47 AM

Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 
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Tyrion lends Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) a hand. Joffrey (Jack Gleeson) and Margaery (Natalie Dormer) host a breakfast. At Dragonstone, Stannis (Stephen Dillane) loses patience with Davos (Liam Cunningham). Ramsay (Iwan Rheon) finds a purpose for his pet. North of the Wall, Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright) sees where they must go.

Written by George R.R. Martin; directed by Alex Graves.



Episode 2 of 10


Renewed for 2 seasons last week (5 and 6)

Rypro 525 04-13-14 12:01 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 
I see tonight's episode was written by Martin

Cellar Door 04-13-14 12:31 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 

Tyrion lends Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) a hand.
:rimshot:

Why So Blu? 04-13-14 02:17 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 

Originally Posted by Rypro 525 (Post 12076382)
I see tonight's episode was written by Martin

Should be a doosy. His written episodes are always great.

DaveyJoe 04-13-14 02:49 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 
Yeah, Martin is really talented, he should write more.

Groucho 04-13-14 03:29 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 
According to my mother-in-law, HBO aired this by mistake yesterday and she's already seen it?

dex14 04-13-14 03:33 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 
I'm thinking tonight is the night for something big. And I can't wait to see reactions if it is.

Also, you can get Sig Ros' version of The Rains of Castamere: http://www.amazon.com/The-Rains-of-C.../dp/B00JAJNXOW

anomynous 04-13-14 08:57 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 
Everything I thought it would be and more

Rypro 525 04-13-14 08:58 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 
I don't think there will be too many "RIP Joffery" comments

DthRdrX 04-13-14 08:59 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 

Originally Posted by Rypro 525 (Post 12076778)
I don't think there will be too many "RIP Joffery" comments

Not a reader of the books but I was kinda hoping he would be killed by someone's sword. I still laughed pretty loud when he started acting like an ass at the party.

bunkaroo 04-13-14 09:06 PM

Glad he went out in pain and fear - better than a sword doing the job.

lordwow 04-13-14 09:07 PM

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Bahahha awesome.

majorjoe23 04-13-14 09:07 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 

Originally Posted by dex14 (Post 12076529)
I'm thinking tonight is the night for something big. And I can't wait to see reactions if it is.

Also, you can get Sig Ros' version of The Rains of Castamere: http://www.amazon.com/The-Rains-of-C.../dp/B00JAJNXOW

Thanks, I was wondering who they got for this version.

onebyone 04-13-14 09:14 PM

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13 minutes later and I am still sitting here in happy shock.

Great episode and I am not just saying that because of the ending, although that alone was more than enough. Not going to miss him at all.

aktick 04-13-14 09:15 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 
So who would be next in line?

DthRdrX 04-13-14 09:18 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 

Originally Posted by bunkaroo (Post 12076784)
Glad he went out in pain and fear - better than a sword doing the job.

I'd rather see him get the same treatment Theon is getting.

Tommy Ceez 04-13-14 09:20 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 

Originally Posted by aktick (Post 12076792)
So who would be next in line?

Tommen. The Joffrey clone sitting next to Tyrion at the wedding

Rypro 525 04-13-14 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Tommy Ceez (Post 12076796)
Tommen. The Joffrey clone sitting next to Tyrion at the wedding

i was wondering who that was

Brian Gentz 04-13-14 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Rypro 525 (Post 12076799)
i was wondering who that was


It's also another re-casting for this season.

andicus 04-13-14 09:31 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 

Originally Posted by DthRdrX (Post 12076779)
Not a reader of the books but I was kinda hoping he would be killed by someone's sword. I still laughed pretty loud when he started acting like an ass at the party.

After the humiliation he suffered, I had hoped Tyrion would have that opportunity at some point.

Still, good fucking riddance, prick!

I was thinking the poisoner was Sansa, but the circumstances wouldn't make sense. That she would just happen to have the opportunity to handle his chalice and thus poison him, would be too coincidental. Likewise for Tyrion.

Not looking for the answer, just wanted to mention it.

EctoCooler 04-13-14 09:32 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 
The Premiere was better. Audio was choppy at times. Dinklage's acting isn't very subtle this season so far. They need to give the Rains of Castamere song a rest for a while now.

JaxComet 04-13-14 10:01 PM

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I understand that this is what happens in the book but after 3+ seasons it just didn't translate as well to TV. Not nearly satisfying enough.

dave-o 04-13-14 10:04 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 
My money is on Prince Pay His Debts (Oberon?). Does this mean Cersei is Queen regent again, since the marriage was not consummated? I'd be a little worried if I was the next dude set to marry Margaery...

rocketsauce 04-13-14 10:30 PM

Re: Game of Thrones -- "The Lion and the Rose" -- 4/13/14
 

Originally Posted by JaxComet (Post 12076824)
I understand that this is what happens in the book but after 3+ seasons it just didn't translate as well to TV. Not nearly satisfying enough.

I think it's because it was at the beginning of a new season in the second episode. After a long break, even though yeah we all hate him, not experiencing his assholishness in awhile might kind of take away from the satisfaction. Just my theory.

Nausicaa 04-13-14 10:33 PM

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I thought it was great. I kind of knew it was coming, although not how it would happen, but the surprise was lessened. I think a lot of viewers who haven't read the books will be shocked and delighted. I liked that it came out of nowhere without much flourish. It's only episode 2, so this is clearly going to lead to much bigger things. I think rocket is on the mark that it's early so it didn't feel as big.

Would have been nice if it happened earlier in the episode so we got more sense of the aftermath though.


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