Jolt Country

Worth reading the graphic Novels along with watching the show?

Not sure about the graphic novels -- there are a few 1,000 page books. I read the first one, it was cool. I stopped reading halfway through the second one. Nothing wrong with it at all, it just got to be a bit much for me.

Hodor

Everyone's nobgobbling this season like it's a gift from fantasy heaven, but I dunno, it feels like they decided "eh, people just want action and cool stuff and Hodor, so let's do that" at the expense of depth.

Could just be me, though, I'm not a super-fan, and the last couple years have been... well, I wouldn't miss them if they didn't exist.

Hodor

pinback wrote:Everyone's nobgobbling this season like it's a gift from fantasy heaven, but I dunno, it feels like they decided "eh, people just want action and cool stuff and Hodor, so let's do that" at the expense of depth.

Could just be me, though, I'm not a super-fan, and the last couple years have been... well, I wouldn't miss them if they didn't exist.

Clearly you have the heart of a white walker. =P

Ain't it kinda funny that the white walkers were chasing Bran? Like, no matter what happens, walking is his nemesis! Ha!

Ha ha!

I've been to quite a few Game of Thrones parties and had an ongoing get together for seasons 3 - 5, though when I see the actors being interviewed or any sort of suggestion that other people watch it or know about it, it just feels weird.

Guess I'm from the old days when geeky, fantasy stuff was a private secret or maybe I'm just a person who doesn't think spending hours watching stuff about a show I am spending 13 hours of my life watching, is worth it and am embarrassed for everyone else?

Anyway... They worked in a Monty Python joke into the last episode, so I'm OKAY with this season.

RetroRomper wrote: Anyway... They worked in a Monty Python joke into the last episode, so I'm OKAY with this season.

Please specify?

"I'm not dead yet!" ? hahaha