Also, Winterfell is a shit stronghold / castle. Even Riverrun has better defenses. It was taken down with some ropes and ladders by the Greyjoys about 200 miles from any open water.
Also, Winterfell is a shit stronghold / castle. Even Riverrun has better defenses. It was taken down with some ropes and ladders by the Greyjoys about 200 miles from any open water.
Also, Winterfell is a shit stronghold / castle. Even Riverrun has better defenses. It was taken down with some ropes and ladders by the Greyjoys about 200 miles from any open water.
Also, Winterfell is a shit stronghold / castle. Even Riverrun has better defenses. It was taken down with some ropes and ladders by the Greyjoys about 200 miles from any open water.
What the hell is Mcdreamy?
A doctor on that shit show Grey's Anatomy.
Which has what to do w Game of Thrones?
Sorry I'm not getting the humor or I'm really missing something here.
Also, Winterfell is a shit stronghold / castle. Even Riverrun has better defenses. It was taken down with some ropes and ladders by the Greyjoys about 200 miles from any open water.
to be fair, I forget how the show explained it:
But they did not foresee a Greyjoy threat. Robb took most of the fighters down south. Theon and Cleftjaw feigned a seige at Torrhen Square, which drew Rodrik Cassel and the remainder of people who could fight.... as well as travelling over to try to keep the peace between the Hornwoods/Manderlys/Boltons. There was nobody left other than young, women, and old. Theon and like 20 dudes swam across the moat, grappled over the wall, and "peacefully" claimed the castle. If there was anybody to man the castle, then it would have been impossible.
Robb should have never given up the 'hostage' in Theon, not that Balon greyjoy gave a fig about him anyway. Theon went rogue to take over Winterfell. Balon and Asha both knew that Winterfell was too far inland and away from their strength (sea and longships), and deep amongst their enemies, many leagues from supply lines.
Then Winterfell fell a second time when that Bozo Theon opened the gates for Reek/Ramsey and Dreadfort soldiers.
HBO confirms that they have ordered a 10 episode run of a prequel series called House of the Dragon. Series will take place 300 years before GOT and follow the history of House Targaryen.
^ This is what I was hoping for. I don't think anyone was too interested in a show focused on tree people. So no more magic or white walkers, but they did have dragons.
I read somewhere that they were thinking of doing a sequel focused on Arya. I thought that one would be interesting too. Either way, looking forward to the new show.
So the show should be focusing on Aegon the Conqueror and the uniting (by force) of the Seven Kingdoms. I imagine they will just focus on one generation as the books move through time quite swiftly. So no Dunk and Egg most likely ...
I read somewhere that they were thinking of doing a sequel focused on Arya. I thought that one would be interesting too. Either way, looking forward to the new show.
I heard there were 5 or 6 possibilities that got pitched. That was one of the ideas pitched, but wasn't picked up for a pilot. I thought that storyline with the beginning of Westeros was a sure thing, didn't see that one getting canceled.
Not all that pumped for a Targaryen series to be honest. I love ASoIaF, but havent brought myself to pick up Fire and Blood yet. It just feels like a history book. While Im sure they will stick a lot of stuff in there... any major events are known for the most part if they are true to the books.
Would like a series post-ASoIaF, or way in the beginning where known history hasn't had a handle on it (such as the premise of the cancelled series).
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Sorry I'm not getting the humor or I'm really missing something here.
But they did not foresee a Greyjoy threat. Robb took most of the fighters down south. Theon and Cleftjaw feigned a seige at Torrhen Square, which drew Rodrik Cassel and the remainder of people who could fight.... as well as travelling over to try to keep the peace between the Hornwoods/Manderlys/Boltons. There was nobody left other than young, women, and old. Theon and like 20 dudes swam across the moat, grappled over the wall, and "peacefully" claimed the castle. If there was anybody to man the castle, then it would have been impossible.
Robb should have never given up the 'hostage' in Theon, not that Balon greyjoy gave a fig about him anyway. Theon went rogue to take over Winterfell. Balon and Asha both knew that Winterfell was too far inland and away from their strength (sea and longships), and deep amongst their enemies, many leagues from supply lines.
Then Winterfell fell a second time when that Bozo Theon opened the gates for Reek/Ramsey and Dreadfort soldiers.
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HBO confirms that they have ordered a 10 episode run of a prequel series called House of the Dragon. Series will take place 300 years before GOT and follow the history of House Targaryen.
I thought that storyline with the beginning of Westeros was a sure thing, didn't see that one getting canceled.
Would like a series post-ASoIaF, or way in the beginning where known history hasn't had a handle on it (such as the premise of the cancelled series).