George RR Martin on Littlefinger's Role in Joffrey's Death
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A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones Author George R. R. Martin Interview on Littlefinger's Involvement with Joffrey's Death, Defending the Wall, and Why Stannis attacked the Wildlings
Was gonna correct the way he pronounced Lysa Arryn and then realized the insanity of it.
Haha
I don't get it?
@@user-fh4ul1ry3x George literally wrote the books. If anyone is going to know how it’s supposed to be pronounced, it would be him. So correcting the man who literally created the character would be very foolish.
dude, in the space of four and a half minutes he pronounces "Stannis" 2 different ways. i don't think even HE knows how to pronounce his own characters names.
@@AesirUnlimited
I wouldn't count on it, his ASOIAF book series is so massively bloated and convoluted that he regularly forgets details like the eye colours of major characters or who a minor character is. He often relies on notes compiled by superfans Elio Garcia and Linda Antonsson who sometimes know his books better than he does.
I hope that one day someone can adapt these novels into a tv series
Same
I’ll try reading the books and adapting them into an animated series
And not fuck up the ending, yeah would be awesome
i hope they wait till all the books come out before making that show
If I remember correctly there was.
It got up to like 4 seasons I think but they never made any more. Budget cuts or writers strikes.
Think there was an unofficial 4 season parody that continued it somewhere though if I remember reading right.
"He had to defend the realms of men to become King".
If only the show had payed attention.
@Riad Azira oh, sorry for the ambiguity. I meant to say that I resented the decision to kill Stannis the way they did on the show.
@Riad Azira I reckon Stannis ends up in winterfell for the long night. Somehow Bran and Rickon return and inherit winterfell. Then the North resists Dany and supports Stanis as king. After All the North have rigid laws just like Stanis. When Dany arrives she fights Fagon and Cercei and then turns mad from the rejection of the people
*No! No! No!
He needed the best story to be king!
Paid
Show littlefinger : shansha I beg you
Book littlefinger :
Shansha mawwy me pwesse
@@tla2119 UwU
~Little Finger, 1942
Shunnnsshuuuhhh it’s like he delivered the line as of his throat were already cut.
Nobody expects the Stannish Inquisition!
lul
Hahaha!
@@aurelia8028 that translation though 🤣
I always love how George looks like a sea captain at all times. What a cat.
yeah, whats up with the turtles?
He looks like a Disney fisherman
@@betterman4ed Fuck politics
He looks like a Santa Cop
Sadly, he also looks like a guy who loves talking on TV, and not so much finishing books.
You can tell George is definitely happy with the way the show was going at this point. S1-S4 is essentially A Freys weight in gold
Well the first 4 seasons were pretty accurate depiction of his first 3 books.
If the wall is 700 ft. high and the temperatures are below freezing, pouring "boiling water" down on opponents would probably do absolutely nothing.
lol i was thinking the same thing... even lighting oil on fire... that cold and length... i duno, seems odd he would say that.
Well, getting hit by a great block of ice from above might be dangerous too xD
He mistook the hight of the wall lmao he thought it was not that tall
You don't want to get wet when it's below freezing.
@@archaiahp that's one magical wall
"Instead of becoming king to save the realm, he had to save the realm to become king." I know this is the guy that wrote the friggin' thing, but that's a great way of putting it.
Thank you for keeping up the uploads
I felt Stannis was the rightful heir to the Throne, unforntunately for him in the story, me and Stannis were almost the only people in the realm who believed that. He would make a very harsh ruler, but even so he shows he earns the right to the Iron Throne by being the only King among 5 to come when called by the Night's Watch to their aid!
He was absolutely the rightful King. It was only disputed because Cersei lied about her sons' heritage. Unfortunately what is right very rarely comes to those who deserve it.
@@canadian__ninja Yes, Stannis is one of my favorite characters. And who getsto be king is the point of the story, when Varys says "Power resides where men believe it resides". Renly tells Catelyn Stark "do wolves vote for who leads their pack?" Meaning, I want to be King, I've raised the most powerful army and that gives me all the legitimacy I need!
He was the rightful ruler but honestly I don't think it's his place finally. He deserves it but not everyone gets what they want.
@fabRic_jAck Right now of course, Stannis and his meager remaining force of Northmen, are laagered in some town to the west of Winterfell. I don't think GRR Martin is going to end Stannis' story the same stupid way as in the show ("charge") but end it will, no doubt by the end of book 6. If there even exists a book 6 and if it ever sees the light of day for us to read and not before we are all dead of old age.
he is not... he hasn't even done anything revolutionary or convince ppl in books even to join him yet and only believes in some flames of fire . he is def a side character its intentionally to make him look like hero and then suddenly we'll know he isnt azhor ahai or prophesied hero.
I love how GRRM always has this little smirk on his face in these interviews when he talks about his story… even he’s a huge fan lol. He loves this shit
Stannis did not “realize” he should defend the realm to become king. Davos told him and made him realize that he had the cart before the horse.
Your second sentence contradicts the first.
I did not word it correctly. just meant Davos made him see it, it wasn’t something The King realized on his own through reflection.
@@thetalisman963 Davos showed him the letter, he then realized it. You're contradicting the author of the books.
I think many of Stannis’s problems came from leaving King’s Landing after Ned was named Hand.
1.If Stannis had been around, Renly would never have dared to usurp his place.
2.If he had been around to work with Ned, the truth about Cersei’s children would have come to light far earlier.
3.If he had stayed, the Baratheons would have had enough troops to crush the Lannister coup d’état. In fact, neither the coup nor the murder of Robert would even have happened.
It’s easy to be wise with hindsight, of course. But surely a shrewd army leader like Stannis ought to have foreseen trouble from the Lannisters if he reduced Baratheon numbers by leaving.
OK, so he was annoyed with Robert, jealous of Ned, + spooked by Arryn’s death _ and the info Jon Arryn left behind.
But at the very least _ even if he didn’t want to go into details, he should have left a warning to Ned to fill King’s Landing with Starks and loyal troops. FFS, Stannis even knew Janos Slynt was untrustworthy _ and corrupt.
Stannis left before ned was the hand
I just love hearing him tell us all about this incredible world he's created
I love how he pronounces Stannis 2 different ways almost as if he started the video pronouncing his own way only to accidentally give in to the way the show pronounces him lol
Why does George pronounce every name different than the show?? Lol
Because the Y in GOT names is pronounced as an I but George didn't tell anyone. It's to trick people just look at house Yronwood.
@@stoker12345 I listen to the audio books and follow along with my brother's hardcopies. I don't know how I never noticed Ironwood was actually spelt Yronwood lol.
But he also says "Dothraki" different too.
Dothrak-eye
@@EL-ISS Yeah, I think the only person he told was the old guy who used to read the audiobooks.
I seriously got so caught up on how he pronounced Lysa as Lisa, that I had to restart the video cause that got me f*cked up for a while
If George ever finishes the books, I hope an animated remake of the series is made similar to something like Invincible. An animated series wouldn't have budget concerns, so were able to see every battle and most scenes from the books could be kept and everything in the world could be depicted as described in the books.
Would be cool
This guy talks like this world really exists and it is fascinating
He probably wrote the names pronouncing them with one way in mind, then when released readers unfamiliar with the characters read them a different way and that becomes the norm. He probably found some where he preferred the fan interpretation, and some where he preferred his own. Over the years he’s probably gone back and forth because he is stuck in the way he is used to or updates it to match the fans pronunciation and goes back and forth between the two without realizing it.
Let's not forget that last tidbit too. Yeah, he ended up executed at the end of the day, but Stannis Baratheon still broke an army of 100,000 in the course of about an hour.
But what I believe is that Little Finger's plan was to kill Tyrion instead of Joffrey. Remember supposedly Joffrey was killed by the wine, but the books also hint at the pigeon pie. Joffrey started coughing after he ate the pie, but he could drink the wine and nothing happened in about 30 seconds. The maester at Dragonstone was instantly dead when he drank the poisoned wine. It was the same poison. But it was Tyrion's pie and not Joffrey's. If Tyrion had eaten from it, he would have died. And to me, Little Finger would be better if Tyrion is gone. Tyrion knows Baelish lied to Catelyn, what leads to the kidnapping of Tyrion. All the others that know about Baelish telling Cat are dead. Also, Joffrey is far of a less threat than Tyrion. He would have ruined the kingdom by himself if he lived. Tyrion, however, is smart AND wed to Sansa, the key to the North. Little Finger is lord protector of the Veil and 'father' to Sansa Stark in Feast. If Sansa's marries Harry the Heir Little Finger can retake Winterfell in Sansa name. At that point, Little Finger is Lord Paramount of the Trident, Lord of Harrenhall, Lord protector of the Vale of Arryn and holds the North. + all his connections in Kingslanding would make Petyr one of the most powerful persons in the kingdom.
If Joffrey was poisoned Sansa and Tyrion would still be man and wife and not be able to marry Harry. But LF could not have known Sansa is still a virgin and thus it worked either way.
I thought Joffrey was drinking non stop at that pie moment, he'd just had Tyrion refil his huge cup and Margaery was begging him to go back to their toasts when the piece of pie arrived, and Joff decided to be a little shit some more, it seemed that all happened really fast so I still think it was the wine. Anyway if it was the pie and it was meant for Tyrion to die, LF would know that Tyrion didn't took Sansa's virginity, if Tywin knew probably a lot of people did as well and I don't think LF'd care to much for Sansa not being a virgin anymore, as long as she wasn't pregnant. I suppose that during that war the north wouldn't refuse the last Stark, even if it's a deflowered widow.
Also Dontos was ready to take Sansa during the caos, if Tyrion started to choke right next to her it would be hard for Dontos to snatch her away, people would be looking for his trophy beatiful wife immediately, I don't know, doesn't seems pratical. What I think it's weird is LF revealing the plan to Sansa as soon as she arrived at the ship, considering Sansa wasn't known for being able to keeping secrets.
You seem to be forgetting that LF did the poisoning in conjunction with Olenna Tyrell, via the necklace. Sansa wore the necklace, unknowingly smuggling the poison in, and later Olena fidgets with it and takes the poison. She deliberately poisoned Joffrey. She tells her daughter as much, that she would never allow her to marry that monster. Sure, maybe she poisoned who SHE wanted and LF wanted Tyrion poisoned, but it seems far more likely he convinced her to do it because they both wanted Joffrey dead.
The main reason for killing Joffrey is to further destabilize the realm. You now have an even younger child as the rightful heir, and a mother who thinks shes smart but really is chaotic. And chaos, is a ladda.
@@jujooguppy4567 that's show canon.
I love hearing him pronouncing the names of the characters the way that they were meant to be.
And by that I mean Littlefinger. 😏
I've come to suspect that Littlefinger's original target at Joffrey's wedding was Tyrion, and Joff unintentionally ingested poison meant for his uncle. I also see many parallels between the mystery of the Purple Wedding and the poisoning incident in Meereen. Particularly when it comes to the culprit being miles away and managing to escape blame as George notes Littlefinger did.
I don't think that that is in Littlefinger's character.
Littlefinger always has everything perfectly planned.
@@jebewok8118 and yet stupid people like Joffrey and Cersei can fuck up his delicately constructed plans. He even says in a Feast for Crows that Cersei's antics are fucking up his plans. Littlefinger is a genius but he's not infallible
@@jebewok8118 And this wasn't? The poison was placed on a slice of pie given directly to Tyrion. There's no way anyone could've known Joffrey would eat it. If you ask me, that's far more careful than poisoning a chalice of wine that multiple people were drinking from and that frequently got spilled.
Also, Littlefinger had motive to kill Tyrion. Not only did LF need Tyrion dead to free Sansa of her marriage, but Tyrion intimated to Littlefinger that he knew LF killed Jon Arryn. Furthermore, the purple wedding wasn't the first time LF tried to have Tyrion killed. During the Battle of the Blackwater he had Ser Mandon Moore try to kill Tyrion and would've succeeded but for Podrick's intervention. You have to follow the breadcrumbs a bit but Ser Mandon was definitely Littlefinger's agent.
@@jebewok8118 but LF wins more by killing Tyrion. I've posted this also in the comments. In short
Joffrey will ruin his kingdom if he lives and with Tyrion gone LF has one threat less. Tyrion knows Baelish told Catelyn about the dagger.
@@ashleyofnaath Also why would Ollena poison the wine, her granddaughter drinks from a chalice.
Did Tyrion know about Little Finger and Jon Arryn's death. I cannot remember that, but Tyrion damn knows Little Finger lied to Catelyn, resulting in the kidnapping and starting the war of the 5 kings.
How the white walkers died so easily was the thing I was personally very disappointed by with the tv series
Same! It was done so easy
No kidding lol. Why would the Night King expose himself so unnecessarily when there were more than enough wights to win easily? "I want to kill Bran personally. I know it's the one and only thing that would make it possible for us to lose, but I really hate the kid, so let's chance it." I don't care so much that it was easy. I care that it was utterly asinine and nonsensical.
Just that?
I was also hoping for a better arc and storyline for the white walkers. But hey. It’s on brand for the rest of season eight. A giant dumpster fire.
I just wanted to see one v ones with the main cast and the white walkers
nice video
I loved the show except the last few episodes (like everyone else) but it reminds me of Pokemon. there are these entire zones that are unmentioned or undiscovered until it fits the plot. like we just pretend these places didn't exist despite having access to that information
that next book though...
I was under the impression the wall had several 'castles' in defense of it with very few manned and most in disrepair. Because of this the mission of Castle Black became more of reconnaissance than actual defense. John and a few were able to climb and cross it undeterred which leads me to believe the wall could have been breached without incident as long as the Watch wasn't made aware. Simple diversions could've made this possible. Logic and fantasy make poor bedfellows.
I believe I read somewhere that the abandoned castles along the wall had their gates sealed up with ice and stone, making it impossible to pass through, so Manse had to march his army on one of the manned castles in order to use their gates to march all the Wildlings through, which included children and elderly, who couldn't scale the Wall if they wanted to. Also of the Wildlings in Jon's group that climbed over, a decent portion died in the attempt
Stonnis the monnis, mon!
Stenace the Menace
When people say your show's ending was worse than the book series that doesn't even have one yet, you know you done messed up somewhere.
Is this material from the DVD's???
I seriously thought Littlefinger would show off his swordsmanship at some point
What swordsmanship?
@@pyramidion5911 Aiden Gillen is an accomplished fencer. Evidence of his ability was displayed on the film Shanghai Knights. I seriously thought that George R Martin would have used this as a plot twist in a later book. Ohhh well lol.
Where are these clips taken from? I want to see the whole thing
seems hard to climb a 700 foot ice wall
i hope my grandsons will live to read the ending
The option I would've liked to have seen used in attacking the wall is sending as many men as possible up the wall far from manned towers then as the attack began they'd side swipe the defense on top of the wall. They had much greater numbers and knew most of the wall was unmanned
But how do you get a tower tall enough?
can we have the WHOLE interview especially on sansa !
eh I was hoping he would talk about LF's involvement in the murder in the books
I've watched a couple of these interview snippets today and I'm curious why there's a difference between his pronunciation of names like "Lisa" and "Dothrakai" and the show. Obviously however he says it is correct, but why did they change them for the show?
We should know by now, details don't concern D&D.
How about going/sailing around the wall?
When are the last 2 books released?
I love how george doesn't explicitly state that Littlefinger killed Joffrey
I like how he describes the wall like it's real lol
Hope Stannis is successful when the next books come out. We'll see :)
Wait, he says every name different then the way I heard it. Is that actually the correct naming or no?
I'm going to go with his way is the correct way, inasmuch as he wrote the books. The other way is incorret.
Why can't the wildlings dig under the wall though? Is it because it's "magic"? Wouldn't the ice in the ground melt? I don't understand.
It'd take a long while and the area near the wall is deforrested barren land. So the logistics would be really hard even if the nights watch didn't notice.
@@CM-db5cg Yeah, easier to just climb the wall in some barely patrolled area. All the excavation from tunneling under would just attract attention.
I hope Sansa's engagement to Harry pushes through
700 foot tall and it's below freezing.... boiled water will be ice before it lands. IF it lands and doesn't turn to snow and catch wind
Well yeah. I don't think George is dumb. I think he was picturing a bunch of people climbing the wall and almost nearing the top. Not every inch of Wall is guarded 24/7 and it would take you a heckin while to climb up. And even an unarmed servant could just grab a kettle and end that pretty fast. I think that's what George meant.
Wouldn’t boiling water cool by the time it hit the bottom?
Littlefinger plotted with Olena to poison Joffrey in the books. But it was Cersei trying to poison Tyrions pie that got him killed. Olena planned on poisoning Joffrey later on in the feast. Martin said himself the strangler was used to make it look like he choked. Olena wouldn't be so foolish to drop the poison in something you cant choke on.
Little finger is the most smart in my opinian just after him came mopatise and varyse and after them its the great lion (tywin) and his son of cours
Tywin is not that smart tho. He doesn't get the big point. Tywin was losing all his battles against Robb so he invented the Red Wedding. Only the Red wedding is probably his most stupid plan ever. It's gonna backfire at some point. "The North remembers"
@@lordofcastamere9376 tywin is a proud lord and is pride killed him but he still did alot of big moves in his period of hand of the king (Mad arys)
Why do you write like that (no offensw tho)
@@cheangizzz like what???
@@artphile8873 Tywin would have died anyway. Even if Tyrion didn't kill him. Look at Lord Manderly, he is willing to take revenge on the Lannisters/Freys (Frey Pie). This with a bunch of other lords. To north would have rebelled against Tywin if he had lived longer.
Name of thing of Tywin being good at. Tarback and Reyne was just pure evil.
Why do preston think littlefinger DIDNT have a real hand in the murder?
If anybody got whatever he said regarding Littlefinger's role in Joffrey's death which I didn't already know please let me get too!
You can't sail around it?
“Stahnnis?”
Are you doubting his pronunciation?
What's with GRRM and turtles?
See how many say “But in the books…”
Stonnis?!
I feel like dropping boiling water off the wall would be pretty useless
It'd be useful in the opposite way; it wouldn't burn, but getting soaked in that weather would make you freeze to death.
@@juniperrodley9843 i dont think it would make it to the bottom though
@@jcdenton7261 What, would it just disappear after 500 feet?
@@juniperrodley9843 no it will turn into mist. Watch a video on people throwing boiling water in freezing cold. Pretty cool. But yea it won't make it to the ground
@@jcdenton7261 I have a feelig the Night's Watch isn't going to just throw a bowl's worth of water at their enemies
Did George just say the Night's Watch can throw boiling water from a 700 foot wall of ice in the freezing north as a weapon?
Oh.
Was Joffery the intended target though?
It had to be. Unless the queens of thorns had another target I don’t know of.
Yes. Both the show and the books put Olenna and Petyr as the culprits and Joffrey as the target, for the same reasons (protects/advances Margaery).
BigMikeMcBastard : I think Peter lied about olenna's involvement. Very interesting mystery. If Peter lied to Sansa about this plot. Tyrian was the intended target I think.
My first theory was that she was trying go kill Tywin
@@habeebdurdana3196 olenna put the poison in joffreys goblet
So Stanis went around the wall to flank them? Why didn’t Mance use the same detour?
Stannis had ships, Mance didn't.
"stahnis"
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Stahnis the mahnis
@@RESIST_THE_GREAT_REPLACEMENT 😭😭😭
It's a real name lmao
I hope in the books Little Finger gets the throne (wearing someone else's face, ofc). His was one of the most insulting deaths in the TV show
i think Cersei and Jaimes death was the most insulting one😔
Same that’s what I’m desperately waiting for
They desperately needed to make Sansa this, cunning manipulative woman OUT OF NOWHERE for some reason that's beyond me. Hence littlefinger's death.
genius
Inaccurate title, it explains how/why Littlefinger departed and smuggled Sansa out, not the degree of his involvement of Joffrey's death...
Joffrey played a better Malfoy than Malfoy could "Pot-uh"
Lady chancha....... 🥴
lmao
It's a shame the TV show ran out of things to do with Little finger. He was so integral when in King's Landing then he's just unimportant.
oh my god he says Stannis like Stonnis for fucks sake george
STONKS
People in the middle ages wouldn’t pronounce the a like an American so there’s that
It's his world, let him pronounce things how he wants.
@@playermartin286 what if they were middle aged americans Kappa
@@Limpshot_McGee doe-throck-aye
who throw boiling water or oil under 700 foot in-50 degreee
Man, just finish the book, pleaseeeee
In my opinion Season 4 was the last good season.
if your poured boiling water off the wall it would be snow by the time it hit the floor
Dropping boiling water or oil off a 700ft high wall would be useless. FYI.
Uh no offense George but if you drop boiling anything 700 feet, it wouldn't matter if it was 100f out - it's not going to be hot when it hits the ground.
So the wall was involved in jofferys death.
His pronounciations of names is the real one ; then again he pronounced Stannis in two different ways , also , Stannis is not areal name afaik , george made it up , must have some significance
I guess we've all been mispronouncing "Stannis".
Cool, but I recall Littlefinger wasn’t actually responsible for Joffery’s death.
Why not just go around the wall?
There are 2 manned fortresses at the edges and sea to the sides.
@@MCCreativeLegends So why not just get a boat and sail around it?
@@TheBerylknight I don't think the wildlings have the resources to build a fleet
@@nunyabiznes33 They don't? From what I remember of the books there was plenty of trees to build boats out of.
@@TheBerylknight not sure of the geography of the areas where the different wildling tribes live but it seems they also don't have a ship building tradition. Again not sure about the ones living near coasts but they are definitely no Iron Islanders.
Walls work if you actually defend them.👍
in 20 years when they books are posthumously finished by someone else, they should make asoiaf into an anime
That would be so awesome.
I never got how Mance had more numbers than the Starks , where food was scarcer.
Mance's 100,000 person 'army' count includes women, children, and noncombatants, and is pretty much the entire population Beyond the Wall. We never truly see the Northern Army at full strength. Robb marches south with only part of the full northern forces, with many houses only sending minimal men. Even so, Robb's army of 20,000 Northmen is only a fraction of what the North could theoretically muster. Both Stannis and Roose are able to gather armies from the remaining Northern forces who didn't march south for an additional 10,000 men between the two of them. So basically the North is only drawing soldiers from thwir adult male population, while Manse has every wildling man woman and child in his army. If that made any sense lol
So George, is it StAHniss or StANNis??
lol, if you dropped boiling water from the wall it would be snow powder at the bottom. What you talking about George 😅
Finish the books.
Stannis became my favorite contender after the Wildling incident. I legitimately believe that he doesn't want to be King. His code just won't allow him to cede his claim, and it's that same unbending code that Davos used to get him to help the Watch. In Stannis's mind, he is the legitimate King. King's protect their people. If x is true, so must y.
It's why I hated how he ended in the television show. I cannot imagine a world where Stannis kills his own trueborn daughter. Love her or not, it's just not what's done and Stannis is an honor robot.
It's also why in the books, I legitimately hope he survives. He's unlikely to take the throne, but if he could be legit convinced that someone had a better claim than him, I think he'd do a 180 and be that person's most reliable supporter.
It's gonna happen mate. You just know it will. Probably not the same way in the tv series but a sacrifice all the same.
The way people get flustered at the way George pronounces his characters' names makes me chuckle. As a writer, it's a slight kind of high to watch people get uppity because another medium assumed and twisted a piece of work that was better off left alone.
let me spell this character's name differently, but pronounce it the proper way and let the show think its pronounced differently. heehehehehehe.... lysa
they did not twist his arm to make the show
@Machine Elf on a shelf cute
@Machine Elf on a shelf riveting
Except he's inconsistent in his own pronunciation of his characters.
One day, if the last two books ever get released, I hope they go back to this show and do it over again properly. They could pick up from the death of Jon Snow and just go from there.
That's not realistic. They will never get the OG cast to agree and do you really want a completely new cast for season 8? And even if you do, you can't stop there. They fucked over season 7 by limiting it to 7 episodes so we really need 3 more episodes for season 7 and then 10 for season 8. That will never happen. People need to get over it.
Did mexico pay for the wall?
misleading title
This pie is dry!!!!
Basically D&D had a gold mine coulda stretched to 12 seasons but thought they were better than that and Star Wars exposed them 😂
I think it remains the Gold Standard of Fantasy TV despite the fact it ended on a rubbish note because of how flawless it was in every other aspect (the cinematography, Ramin Djawadi's music, the costume design, the set design, the cast and their performances, the direction, the battles, the drama, the tension etc) from Seasons 1 - 7, but it would have continued being a historically great series if they had dedicated Seasons 5 - 8 to covering A Feast For Crows and A Dance With Dragons.
@@MrJordwalk yeah exactly, I know they didn’t have books for last 2 seasons but that’s bs cos they wanted to look cool instead of give a good story.
Hey look, a Joe Rogan thumbnail.
Look into getting a new thumbnail design. He’s lost his mass appeal.
And? It's a good thumbnail design regardless of your opinion on rogan.
Taking a piss off the Wall could definitely mess up some attackers.
Piss hailstorm.
Damn, George Martin talks as slow as he writes
Third
You were actually 4th👍