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In a world of shocked Social Media Enthusiasts determined to ruin it for you. Last night marked the grand finale of the fourth season of “Game of Thrones” and, according to the World Wide Web, it was a shocker. As for this writer? Well, I’m comfortable assuming it was chock full of those classic George R.R. Martin induced “WTF Moments.” But I can’t technically say that I know with any certainty. Because I haven’t seen that last four episodes of the season. Because reasons. But…
Like we really needed the reminder. As season four of the epic fantasy series wraps up, show creators Dan Weiss and David Benioff have been persistent in letting people know that this finale is the “best finale [they’ve] ever done, bar none.” In fact, the episode in question — chillingly titled “The Children” — has been submitted for two Emmy’s: Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series and Outstanding Prosthetic Makeup. Though every episode of this phenomenal season has set a new viewing record every week, “The Children” is the first ever submitted for Emmy consideration. Clearly, Weiss and Benioff are fairly confident that the cast and crew have truly outdone themselves this time. In a statement, the duo praised the hard work of everyone on set saying, “The performances from our cast, the direction from Alex Graves, the VFX work, the new cues from Ramin Djawadi – all of it came together in perhaps the finest hour we’ve produced.”
All this to say, get your Father’s Day priorities straight and be ready to tune in for the 66 minute finale, this sunday on HBO at 9pm/8c. Happy Father’s Day…Winter is Coming.
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A sister who wants him dead, a father acting as judge who also wants him dead, his wife gone and no witness willing to come forward — George R.R. Martin certainly made things look bleak for Tyrion when he wrote this bit. How will Tyrion make out in the upcoming trial? One youtube user has an idea…
“Just days away from the actual airing of the HBO episode, Tyrion is brought to trial in this animated skit for slaying the king, but how will he defend himself when everyone he trusts already fled King’s Landing?”
Game of Thrones, episode 6: “The Laws of Gods and Men” airs this Sunday night on HBO at 9pm/8C.
It’s fair enough to say Tyrion Lannister is one of the best characters we’ve seen on TV in a long time And Danbarham.com has made a homage worthy of sharing. I really, really wish I could embed that on our website, because it’s absolutely hilarious for an early Monday morning, but alas, you’ll probably have to click on the website. What can we say about this incredible character? For all the ‘dwarf’ movies out there, Peter Dinklage has undoubtedly upstaged them all. For as often…
Since George R.R. Martin spoke with The Hollywood Reporter, speculation persists the Game of Thrones series will end not with a final season on HBO but a movie (or movies) instead. Since the publication of that infamous Vanity Fair article, emphasizing how the show was quickly catching up with the (as-of-now) unfinished series, discussion has exploded all over the internet. What will show creators D.B. Weiss and David Benioff do if (when) they begin to surpass the story which George R.R. Martin has published? There’s a lot…
As another promotional venture, HBO has gathered tracks from some of today’s most talented rappers and Latin artists for a Game of Thrones Mixtape. As if they weren’t taunting us enough already with the extensive promos for Season 4, on Friday (3/7), HBO is dropping a ten track playlist aptly titled “Catch the Throne”. The album will feature artists like Common, Big Boi, Wale and Outkast going on about — you guessed it– Game of Thrones. Big Boi told Vulture that he was excited at the prospect of…
Arya has a hit list, Joffrey is gleeful, Sansa is haunted by her family’s murder, Jon Snow is plotting justice, Tyrion is in chains, and Danaerys will rule. Valar Morghulis. Is it April yet?
If this year’s late premier date for Game of Thrones Season 4 means anything, it’s more teaser content shot just right to leave you counting down the weeks until Sunday, April 6th. HBO’s latest sneak peek at the new season for GoT was a thrilling fifteen minutes which, you guessed it, left us begging for more. Masterfully shot, the trailer (aptly titled, “Game of Thrones Season 4: Ice and Fire: A Foreshadowing”) features crew commentary as well as a twitter-fueled Q&A session with cast members.…
Recap: Game of Thrones. Season 4. April 6, 9pm/8c. Has everyone checked out the Game of Thrones trailer for season 4 yet? Everyone properly enthusiastic about the season premier? Good. Any fan of the books has an idea of what’s coming this season, though inevitably, the screen adaptation always switches things up a hair (or two). Some changes to expect this season include new casting for Tommen, Joffrey’s younger brother — presumably they needed a slightly older actor, no big deal. More interesting, the actor…
