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https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/ ... 393b5e3d86

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foal30 wrote:Hodor

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Hodor

That looks like a child's guitar
Then I thought it's probably Dave's
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GoT meets my taste buds

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Next week isn't the big battle
I reckon it's all on at the Bloody Gates
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I was wrong
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foal30 wrote:I was wrong
I saw the start of it in my hotel room in San Francisco, actually on HBO. Unfortunately I was too knackered, fell asleep, and woke up just in time to see the last 5 to 10 mins! Feck!!

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The series petered out into a farce
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because this:
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foal30 wrote:The series petered out into a farce
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This is a fashionable perspective. I don’t understand it. Before we all decide it’s not worth caring about, could you explain the farce to me?
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jimi wrote:because this:
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It’s TV. The whole series is like that compared to the books.
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Slowy wrote:
foal30 wrote:The series petered out into a farce
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This is a fashionable perspective. I don’t understand it. Before we all decide it’s not worth caring about, could you explain the farce to me?
what I posted above... the books are a great read about politics, relationships, ambition etc. The TV show was too while they were following the books.

Then they ran out of books, and the writers have movies to make, so they're a bit over it... script writing for the last 2 seasons seemed to pretty much be "right, what do we need to do to finish this thing up?"

Its supposed to be a big world, that takes weeks to cross, but in S7, they seemed to invent teleport to get their timelines to fit together, and S8 was just ticking boxes to get it finished.

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