That was nice
Game Of Thrones: The Sopranos with swords or Dynasty in chainmail?
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That was nice
I am lord sneed of house zodWho is this for?
Hoes are not to be respected
Only their temples blessed
Episode 3 is the THEE epic battle
I guess episode 2 leaked online. And people are spreading the damn spoilers on social media.
I HATE that sh*t
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I'm pretty sure he's Roberts son and an heir to the throne. Whoever she was married to.
Bastard aren't heirs to anything.
What was the purpose of Cercei sending out the guard to kill all of Roberts bastard children?
About killing anyone who could try for revenge
It was about killing potential heirs to the throne. They have Baratheon blood in them. More of a claim to the throne than any Lannister blood. It’s spelt out quite clearly in season 2 episode 1 near the end of the episode.
Cersei didn't do that. Joffrey did.
I hate when people dont pay attention or didn't really watch the show at all but are commenting.
And also because he had no kids with Cerseis. They were all Jamie's. So in reality, Joffrey shouldn't have been king.
You’re the last person to be saying anything about not paying attention. Asking if Gendry is Cersei’s offspring?
Bastards have no rights to anything. Roose Bolton treated Ramsey like a son but he was still a bastard, it wasn't until Roose got permission from king to give Ramsey his name and legally made him his heir. Gendry has no rights to anything Baratheon unless a king makes it so.
I know that bastards aren't natural heirs. That isn't why I quoted you and commented. I was referring to your response schooling the other poster.
But now that you made the comments, no one with the power to do so legitimized Jon Snow. Who made him King in the North? They didn't have the power to name a Snow a "Stark". Very weird. Ned Stark could have legitimized Jon but he didn't do so.
But now that you made the comments, no one with the power to do so legitimized Jon Snow. Who made him King in the North? They didn't have the power to name a Snow a "Stark". Very weird. Ned Stark could have legitimized Jon but he didn't do so.
They're the last two I expected to be having relations
It seemed like she was throwing it at him in the last episode, but that seemed R Kellyish. She still can't be over 15 or 16.
I thought Tormund was going to be taking down Breanne not that
Here we go...
https://www.forbes.com/sites/paulta...s-leaked-online-early-thanks-to-amazon-prime/
'Game of Thrones' Season 8, Episode 2 Has Leaked Online Early Thanks To Amazon Prime
Last week, it happened an hour early, this week, it was just over six hours early. The second episode of the final season of Game of Thrones has leaked online in its entirety, not because of crafty pirates (though now there’s plenty of piracy happening after the fact), but thanks to none other than Amazon Prime.
For some reason, the episode was greenlit to go live about an hour ago in Germany on Amazon Prime. Though it’s been taken down (feel free to try and see if there's for you), many people were able to watch the entire thing before that, and now as such, the episode has been uploaded to a zillion different torrent sites and spoilers for what happens are already leaking online. I will not be posting any spoilers here because A) I am not a sociopath and B) I do not want to read about them either.
HBO has gone to painful lengths to avoid leaks of plot points, dodging spy drones when filming, only letting the cast read chunks of the script at a time, to eliminating the fairly standard practice of offering screeners to press ahead of time for timely reviews. Even as a member of the press, I don’t mind that they killed that, because all it took was a single person with a screener to go rogue and the episode was pirated endlessly before it aired. This used to happen all the time.
Game of Thrones
HBO
But in the no-screener era, there’s a new problem. HBO still has to manage not only cable in thousands of markets, its own global apps, and streaming services like Hulu and Amazon Prime that offer access to HBO content. All it takes is one wrong move and whoops, you have a situation like today's. We have seen this happen a few different times, usually with a different, very random culprit each time. I believe HBO itself in certain markets was even to blame at least once or twice when this happened before.
HBO has to be tearing their hair out that this keeps happening, but this show is so popular and there are so many of these markets to manage, it does almost seem inevitable that something will go wrong. At least we’re not dealing with people flat-out stealing episodes like we saw in a breach a few years ago, but this is not great either.
All fans (real fans, at least) can really do is pretend that these leaks don’t exist. Don’t watch leaked episodes, or if you do watch them, at least don’t talk about them publicly (or privately, your friends and family will kill you) until the actual episode airs. The problem with the internet and social media is that any rando can show up with spoilers to troll and all it takes is one glance to ruin something. Just…don’t be that guy.
See you tonight after we’ve all seen what happens.
'Game of Thrones' Season 8, Episode 2 Has Leaked Online Early Thanks To Amazon Prime
Last week, it happened an hour early, this week, it was just over six hours early. The second episode of the final season of Game of Thrones has leaked online in its entirety, not because of crafty pirates (though now there’s plenty of piracy happening after the fact), but thanks to none other than Amazon Prime.
For some reason, the episode was greenlit to go live about an hour ago in Germany on Amazon Prime. Though it’s been taken down (feel free to try and see if there's for you), many people were able to watch the entire thing before that, and now as such, the episode has been uploaded to a zillion different torrent sites and spoilers for what happens are already leaking online. I will not be posting any spoilers here because A) I am not a sociopath and B) I do not want to read about them either.
HBO has gone to painful lengths to avoid leaks of plot points, dodging spy drones when filming, only letting the cast read chunks of the script at a time, to eliminating the fairly standard practice of offering screeners to press ahead of time for timely reviews. Even as a member of the press, I don’t mind that they killed that, because all it took was a single person with a screener to go rogue and the episode was pirated endlessly before it aired. This used to happen all the time.
Game of Thrones
HBO
But in the no-screener era, there’s a new problem. HBO still has to manage not only cable in thousands of markets, its own global apps, and streaming services like Hulu and Amazon Prime that offer access to HBO content. All it takes is one wrong move and whoops, you have a situation like today's. We have seen this happen a few different times, usually with a different, very random culprit each time. I believe HBO itself in certain markets was even to blame at least once or twice when this happened before.
HBO has to be tearing their hair out that this keeps happening, but this show is so popular and there are so many of these markets to manage, it does almost seem inevitable that something will go wrong. At least we’re not dealing with people flat-out stealing episodes like we saw in a breach a few years ago, but this is not great either.
All fans (real fans, at least) can really do is pretend that these leaks don’t exist. Don’t watch leaked episodes, or if you do watch them, at least don’t talk about them publicly (or privately, your friends and family will kill you) until the actual episode airs. The problem with the internet and social media is that any rando can show up with spoilers to troll and all it takes is one glance to ruin something. Just…don’t be that guy.
See you tonight after we’ve all seen what happens.
More than expected. I didn't care to see it in such detail. Her fake tit shots. Sorry. I know the actress is of age but having seen her grow up and the fact that she isn't sexy.... If it was Yara Shadai now we talking that bitch has me jerking off to magazine covers.
They're the last two I expected to be having relations
It seemed like she was throwing it at him in the last episode, but that seemed R Kellyish. She still can't be over 15 or 16.
I thought Tormund was going to be taking down Breanne not that
https://www.forbes.com/sites/paulta...s-leaked-online-early-thanks-to-amazon-prime/
'Game of Thrones' Season 8, Episode 2 Has Leaked Online Early Thanks To Amazon Prime
Last week, it happened an hour early, this week, it was just over six hours early. The second episode of the final season of Game of Thrones has leaked online in its entirety, not because of crafty pirates (though now there’s plenty of piracy happening after the fact), but thanks to none other than Amazon Prime.
For some reason, the episode was greenlit to go live about an hour ago in Germany on Amazon Prime. Though it’s been taken down (feel free to try and see if there's for you), many people were able to watch the entire thing before that, and now as such, the episode has been uploaded to a zillion different torrent sites and spoilers for what happens are already leaking online. I will not be posting any spoilers here because A) I am not a sociopath and B) I do not want to read about them either.
HBO has gone to painful lengths to avoid leaks of plot points, dodging spy drones when filming, only letting the cast read chunks of the script at a time, to eliminating the fairly standard practice of offering screeners to press ahead of time for timely reviews. Even as a member of the press, I don’t mind that they killed that, because all it took was a single person with a screener to go rogue and the episode was pirated endlessly before it aired. This used to happen all the time.
Game of Thrones
HBO
But in the no-screener era, there’s a new problem. HBO still has to manage not only cable in thousands of markets, its own global apps, and streaming services like Hulu and Amazon Prime that offer access to HBO content. All it takes is one wrong move and whoops, you have a situation like today's. We have seen this happen a few different times, usually with a different, very random culprit each time. I believe HBO itself in certain markets was even to blame at least once or twice when this happened before.
HBO has to be tearing their hair out that this keeps happening, but this show is so popular and there are so many of these markets to manage, it does almost seem inevitable that something will go wrong. At least we’re not dealing with people flat-out stealing episodes like we saw in a breach a few years ago, but this is not great either.
All fans (real fans, at least) can really do is pretend that these leaks don’t exist. Don’t watch leaked episodes, or if you do watch them, at least don’t talk about them publicly (or privately, your friends and family will kill you) until the actual episode airs. The problem with the internet and social media is that any rando can show up with spoilers to troll and all it takes is one glance to ruin something. Just…don’t be that guy.
See you tonight after we’ve all seen what happens.
but I'm watching it a second time legitimately
and thanks to the Germans.
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