Drumpot wrote: » Wait, so they wrapped this up early for Star Wars? FFS, could HBO not throw money at them? I’m really disappointed it’s finished and wast as disappointed with this series as others but that’s a load of bollox. I wish I didn’t ask TBH. Was just saying to my wife we’ve been watching this for nearly a decade and took for granted it was gonna get another season. I binged watched breaking bad so didn’t feel the loss of that show like this.
Foxtrol wrote: » I wouldn't disappoint yourself, the Star Wars thing is nearly definitely crap. Yes, they are writing the new trilogy but it isn't planned to come out until December 2022 and a few extra episodes in season 8 would have made little impact in the work they're doing for that.
Drumpot wrote: » I think I’m just really disappointed the show is no more. Maybe it’s cause I’ve gotten little sleep last few nights with my youngest getting into our bed and keeping me awake but I’m really gutted this is finished.
ScrubsfanChris wrote: » The prequel and others will be along shortly. HBO for now own all rights to the series and thers a lot more to tell.
Mokuba wrote: » What an embarrassment of a final episode.
Effects wrote: » Is he not just escorting them North as work is quiet enough at Castle Black at the moment? Just passing the time until the next batch of scumbags arrive to rebuild the wall. They don't really need to train fighters anymore.
Effects wrote: » Yara has nothing to bargain with.
lawlolawl wrote: » Now that i think of it, why did the Wildlings wait for Jon Snow to arrive at Castle Black before they decided to go home? They had no way of knowing he survived, no way of knowing that he was exiled to The Wall and most importantly, no reason to wait for him to show up.
topmanamillion wrote: » Ah people need to get over themselves. It was a series finale of a fantasy series. The time for in depth story telling has long passed. It was all about wrapping up story lines and closing the series out. I thought it did its job. Everyone knew Dany was going to be killed. Jon Snow was favourite to do it. I read a lot of fan theories that said Bran would become King. So it certainly didnt come as a surprise to some people. In fact it makes perfect sense to make him King. He has the memories of everyone that ever lived so he has endless wisdom.As series finales of acclaimed TV Programmes go, its a long way off The Sopranos diabolical cut to black.
walshb wrote: » Is it just me or is this Kit Harrington lad one desperately bland actor?
Deleted User wrote: » I reckon Arya will get a spin off,
Foxtrol wrote: » Who said they're waiting? They had few horses and lots of children. Probably took them a while to get up to the Wall and might have taken a break there before setting out, maybe waiting for the worst of winter to pass before setting off.
siblers wrote: » I really didn't like the jump from when Daenaerys was killed to the part when Brann was declared king. Felt like there was a huge amount left out. Why the **** didn't Greyworm kill Jon? Made no sense
walshb wrote: » Mother of Jesus...there’s more chemistry in a soggy cream cracker than in Snow and Blondie’s romance..