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       Game of Thrones (Season 6 - 2016)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: December 21, 2016, 11:03 pm
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       [center]Game of Thrones (Season 6)
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       Season 6 was definitely better paced then the previous season,
       but to be fair to Season 5, it doesn't doesn't give us the
       triple threat of episodes that had everyone buzzing about during
       hiatus. But that's not to say that the final 3 episodes for
       Season 6 weren't good. They absolutely were. But I gotta start
       at the obvious. Season 5 ended with the murder of Jon Snow.
       That's all anyone would focus on and rightly so. I'm glad that
       it picks up where we left off last because I NEEDED to know what
       the f*ck would be his fate. I kinda figured that the Red Woman
       would have a hand in bringing him back to life, but I wasn't
       sure if he would be suffering some altered personae because of
       it. Okay, let's dive into the second to last episode of this
       season. One of the greatest on-film battles I have ever seen. It
       was insanely uncomfortable to watch and that was due in large
       part to the editing and the choreography of the fight scenes.
       The trampling of Jon had me gasping for air. There are some
       incredibly shots that left me breathless, one in particular that
       had Jon , with sword at the ready, facing off a thousand
       oncoming horses and soldiers, coming after to him. Given how
       easily this show kills off characters, I really didn't know what
       to expect. Awesome shot.
       As I said, this is THE episode to watch this season. It has been
       leading up to the confrontation between Jon, Sansa and Ramsay
       Bolton for the better part of 2 years and the wait was well
       worth it. The beat-down that Jon gives Ramsay was brutal. You
       felt every punch to the face. But it was the manner in which
       Ramsay finally meets his demise that was truly rewarding. Having
       it come at the hands of his own attack dogs was very satisfying
       for sure. Hated to see Iwan Rheon go, but it was long over due.
       I was getting impatient. What a great actor. The Season Finale
       was also very memorable in how Cersei Lannister was able to rise
       up once again to reclaim the Iron Throne. An improbable feat
       given how everything was stacked against her. As before...more
       big characters perish....or just jumped out of the window.
       We finally get the reveal of who the 'Frankenstein Monster' is
       that is protecting Cersei. It's none other than the reanimated
       Gregor Clegane, aka The Mountain. I wasn't entirely sure who it
       would be because it was never really clear as to what they were
       doing and who they were putting back together. Maybe they were
       clear and I just didn't catch it as I should have. Speaking of
       Clegane, just as last season, we get even less of The Hound. I
       really want his character to come back in a big way to make up
       for the lack of screen time. I dug the Arya Stark story-line,
       although her role was a bit smaller this time. But they are
       setting her for a big pay-off now that she has to skills need to
       hunt down those that have betrayed the Stark name and family.
       Still not a whole lot of Brienne of Tarth. Sigh.
       Really like where they are taking Bran's story-line. The scenes
       involving his ability to see events from his families past was
       very illuminating, most notably the origin and story of Hodor.
       Now it makes perfect sense as to why he would only say 'Hodor'.
       He was constantly reminding himself of what his destiny would
       be...to 'Hold the door'. Brilliant episode and scene. But the
       biggest revelation of Bran's vision was that of Jon's real
       parents being Lyanna Stark and someone NOT Ned, but Rhaegar
       Targaryen. This sh*t just got real interesting because it
       changes a lot of what we have been led to believe. Anyway, love
       this season and highly recommend this as a Buy.
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       Re: Game of Thrones (Season 6 - 2016)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: May 24, 2017, 3:11 pm
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       [center]Game of Thrones Season 7 Trailer (2017)
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       Man I love GoT. This trailer just makes me want to watch the
       entire series right f*cking now! It doesn't reveal too much in
       the way of spoilers. Gives you just enough to want more.
       #Post#: 40484--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game of Thrones (Season 6 - 2016)
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: June 23, 2017, 11:13 pm
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       [center]Game of Thrones Season 7: #WinterIsHere Trailer #2 (HBO)
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       The first trailer was a good warm-up. THIS trailer has me
       PUMPED!
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