[user104658]

Just sent my sister a USB stick with all of S7 on it - she hasn't seen ANY of it yet (doesn't have Sky and where she lives has < 1mb internet speeds, eeewww).

I'm so jealous. Imagine having all 7 episodes to watch back to back .

[armand.kay]

Not sure how I felt about this season. While the last episode was amazing everything else just felt kind of predictable and didn't really live up to the epic climax of the season 6 final.

[armand.kay]

Also I was so rooting for Cersei over entitled brat with dragons Daenerys.

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Also I was so rooting for Cersei over entitled brat with dragons Daenerys.

[Locke.]

A fifth spin off show is in the works now

There’s a fifth Game of Thrones prequel series in the works, and the project’s writer is a familiar name to the fantasy drama’s fans with a massive amount of Westeros experience.


EW can exclusively report that Thrones co-executive producer Bryan Cogman is penning a drama series follow-up to the Emmy-winning blockbuster. Cogman developed the project by working closely with author George R.R. Martin, who cryptically referenced the existence of an additional unconfirmed prequel on his blog months ago.

Since GoT showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss have declined to be involved with the prequels (and with Martin already involved two of the other four), Cogman is arguably the next-best possible addition to the prequel squad from the show’s current creative team.

Cogman has been with Thrones since the first season when he was brought on board as an assistant to Benioff and Weiss. While the GoT showrunners are the show’s hands-on chief executives who pen most of the scripts and occasionally direct as well, Cogman has written plenty of stellar episodes along the way and ranks as the show’s third-most prolific writer. Some of his hours include season 7’s intricately plotted “Stormborn,” season 4’s “The Laws of Gods and Men” (which featured Tyrion Lannister on trial) and season 3’s “Kissed by Fire” (which included Jaime Lannister’s bathtub confession to Brienne).

There are no specific story details yet available for any of the new GoT projects. But Martin has ruled out tackling Robert’s Rebellion (noting fans already know all the major plot points from that war anyway) or mining his Dunk & Egg tales (as they are still being written).

Also: All the prequel projects are set before the events in Game of Thrones and do not involve any members of the current cast (the term “spinoff” is frequently used to describe these projects though it’s not technically correct).

Like all TV projects in development, none of the prequels are guaranteed to air. HBO programming president Casey Bloys has said that he might only eventually greenlight one of them. The executive also recently said that any Game of Thrones prequel won’t air until at least a year after the flagship series concludes. GoT is expected to return for its final season in either late 2018 or 2019. So we’re probably looking at 2020 until we see a follow-up GoT title.

http://ew.com/tv/2017/09/20/game-thr...n-5th-prequel/

[Nicky91]

well i can defeat those dragons really easy i think, first i would get Daenerys to trust me, i would have some wildfire bombs near the dragon cages, destroying them, and then i will bend the knee for the one true king, The Night King

cause it's better to choose the side of the winning than the side of the losing

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

well i can defeat those dragons really easy i think, first i would get Daenerys to trust me, i would have some wildfire bombs near the dragon cages, destroying them, and then i will bend the knee for the one true king, The Night King

cause it's better to choose the side of the winning than the side of the losing

I doubt wildfire would harm a dragon, Nicky, they are immune to all fire. You would be caught and executed .

[user104658]

Reading the first few pages of this thread is weird, because it's such a huge cultural phenomenon now.

"What is even a game of thrones? I never hear about this, is it good? Oooh it's got Sean's Bean in it!"

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Reading the first few pages of this thread is weird, because it's such a huge cultural phenomenon now.

"What is even a game of thrones? I never hear about this, is it good? Oooh it's got Sean's Bean in it!"

[Smithy]

Sophie turner confirmed it’s not back till 2019

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Sophie turner confirmed it’s not back till 2019

[Tom4784]

I'm done if that's the case, no reason to delay it but greed.

[King Gizzard]

I imagine scheduling now everyone’s a star in their own right is a nightmare

[Tom4784]

The actors would have to schedule other projects around Game of Thrones, it would be surprising if HBO didn't have some sort of priority clause in the contracts of the main ones at least.

[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Sophie turner confirmed it’s not back till 2019

Bye

[Babayaro.]

fair enough if it was 10 episodes but to wait that long just for 6 :/

[RileyH]

Originally Posted by Smithy

Sophie turner confirmed it’s not back till 2019

ew

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I'm done if that's the case, no reason to delay it but greed.

I bet you will still watch it

[Josy]

Omg :/

[Smithy]

Filming is expected to take them up to June/July next year, I suppose when you factor in the amount of time post production takes for 6 90+ Minute episodes it does make sense

But it better be jan/feb or I’ll be FUMING

[bots]

i don't mind them taking their time and getting the last series just right.

[Jordan.]

I'm SAD but I know it'll be worth the wait.

[Locke.]

Was pretty much already known while the last season was airing. Fine with the extra wait as long as the quality is still top.

[Glenn.]

It better be ****ing epic because I’m outraged

[Natalie.]

Aw, was hoping late 2018