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Why would you hate that? I'd rather them do that than shoot one ending and have it get leaked/spoiled. That's pretty common with shows as big as GoT is.

 

Six episodes "to save money."

But yeah, I don't see the issue.

 

Wait does that mean as in they are doing this to throw people off the scent, or does that mean that if one of them leaks they will use a different ending? I'm ok with the first, I'm not ok with the second.

 

I believe they just film a few endings to help avoid leaks/spoilers. I'm sure they have one ending that they know will be used, but filming a few helps keep things more of a guessing game.

A lot of times even the actors/actresses won't know what the true ending is or won't know it until the last moment.

 

The former. LOST did the same thing but there was always one true ending. The only exception was the season four finale. Which hot damn shit would've been crazy if Sawyer was Bentham.

 

Yeah I'm alright with them filming more than one ending. Because I know if there is a spoiler out there, I'll be tempted to look.

 

Ned's reactions to Robert's pure hate for the Targs/Rhaegar is interesting to go back and watch now. When they're sitting and eating on The Kingsroad and Robert talks about how what Rhaegar did to Ned's sister is unspeakable, NEd gives him an uncomfortable side eye....it's great now in context

 

It was great three years ago with the same exact context

 

That's the one I've been waiting for.

 

So GRRM says the 5th spinoff is an "adaptation" about a "exciting period of time in Westeros" that "Book readers will be excited about".


Hmm.

 

Gonna be so lame if it's Robert's Robellion haha

 

True that. Especially since I look at at Robert in a totally different light now.

 

I thought he already said the Rebellion is officially out for a spinoff? I thought I remembered him saying that there's not enough left to show that they didn't already cover/reveal in GoT.

 

Gimmie Nymeria.

 

I'd guess the Dance but I had already assumed that was one of them.

It's been so long since I've read the books that I can't really think of a part of history that was expounded on by a character that book readers would be dying to see...the only things that comes to mind is the year of the false spring and that would be Roberts Rebellion soooo

 

Director who directed Hardhome, Battle of the Bastards, and The Winds Of Winter is back for Season 8.

 

yessssssss

 

Directors for the season: Sapochnik, David Nutter, D&D (who will be directing the finale)

'Game of Thrones' Season 8 Directors Revealed: Fan Favorites Return

 

Sapochnik and Nutter dividing up the first five.

 

oh good this won't make the wait feel any longer

 

This makes me happy:

Game of Thrones stars to wed

 

From Reddit:

 

Honestly can't wait until I have kids and they're like 17 and I'm like "okay you're finally old enough...let's watch game of thrones" and then put them through this misery.