Game Of Thrones

This should've been Cersei

 

That's not far off. I believe Emilia Clarke filmed her final scene in Iceland.

 

Dani takes the throne, has Tyrion killed for treason which pisses off Sansa who hires Bronn to kill Dani, Bronn uses Joffrey's crossbow and is successful leaving John as the King, John marries Sansa because he's not actually a Stark and they move to Dragons Reach leaving Winterfell to the new Lady and Warden of the North Arya Stark. Brieanne is made head of the Kings Watch, Sir Davos is named Hand of the King, Bronn gets the castle of his choosing, Bran grows roots and becomes a Weirwood tree and finally Drogon is released into the wild because John is to sympathetic to kill him and honestly he's just not good with pets. The end.

 

I've been wondering if that dude is flame proof.

Not posted in this thread before, but read a little of it.

A friend talked me into watching GOT, told her I wasn't into that kinda shit, and she said just watch the first episode...mass hot girls, what's not to like.

Arya is my favorite, as long as she's cool in the end it will be OK. I would really hate to see that useless fuck Bran being the king thou, which I think is the way it will end.

 

Why do people keep saying Jon isnt a stark? His mom was a stark.

He is both Targaryen and Stark.

 

Probably because:
Patrilineality, also known as the male line is a widely accepted kinship system in which an individual's family membership derives from and is recorded through his or her father's lineage. It generally involves the inheritance of property, rights, names or titles by persons related through male kin.

 

He isn't. He got burned when he threw the lantern at the wight at Castle Black

 

Good! Never liked him, except when he gave Arya her sword.

 

The series finale of Game of Thrones is coming and employers should be very afraid Absence is Coming.

A new survey from The Workforce Institute at Kronos, conducted by The Harris Poll, found that the final episode premiering this Sunday, May 19, is likely to cause major Monday workplace conflicts.


According to the survey—which analyzed the results of 1090 working adults who took part in an online poll alongside U.S. Census Data and extrapolated its final tallies from there—the conclusion of _Game of Thrones _could be as disastrous to America's workplaces on Monday morning as it will likely be to some of your favorite characters. According to the poll:

Approximately 27.2 million employees who plan to watch the Game of Thrones finale live admit they will either miss work completely, arrive late, work remotely, be less productive than usual, or experience another impact on work obligations Monday because of the series finale of the most popular show in HBO history.

Based on the survey's predictions, approximately 10.7 million Americans are already planning to take the day off from work completely while 2.9 million are planning to show up late.

 

I remember a similar story when Lost ended....speaking of which that was another great show at the time that had a disappointing final season

 

And college grads are complaining about finding jobs. Monday is your day!

 

Damn...I like most parts of the show, but it's not like Breaking Bad which was my all time favorite TV series.

I don't watch a lot of TV thou.

 

An Olly meme

 

The end will have to be a major shit show...too much to happen in one episode.

Dani hops on her dragon burns everyone, then implodes?

 

Still a stark

 

Agreed. Better Call Saul is one of the most captivating shows Ive ever seen. Breaking Bad great too but GOT now is like it was all for nothing even though I think she had to torch the place and glad she did. KL the worst place. Hard to compare the two when one is fictional and other based on reality but you'd think it would be easier with dragons and wights and such