I hate her! She is one character that does not need an expanded role when the show returns and Id be fine with never seeing her agian

Natalie Dormer seems to indicate in her interviews that she is very much off the show. I don't think they'd pull a Jon Snow there.

 

I would think so. Did anyone really think Marg survived that? I mean her body was blown to smithereens. Theres nothing to revive. Outside of a flashback or premonition, her time is done. Her death was rather final and she's a relatively minor character in the grand scheme of things that they wouldnt do a Jon style twist on her

 

Yeah I don't think anyone would seriously expect Margaery to survive it. BUT, if we were to entertain the idea, the fact that we saw High Sparrow disintegrate into nothingness while we didn't Margaery could, in some other show like Arrow, mean that she found an improbable way to get out of there in the nick of time and we just didn't see it. 

 

But, yeah, she's ashes. I don't see what further dramatic purpose she serves and using all those deaths to fuel Olenna's thirst for revenge is delicious.

 

That was so cold! I liked Daario and didnt like how Dany dismissed him. They spent so much time together and she really felt nothing? Dang. When she later admitted that and how she was only thinking about how she wanted to get over it, it made her seem even more cold. Their breakup seemed rather rushed. Ive heard all the theories about her and

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uniting and I can only imagine that was done to get her single and ready to take on a king

 

By uniting do you mean as a couple/husband and wife? Because, based on info we have now, he's her nephew! lol Not that that means anything on this show. They might unite as "family."  

 

 

But there could still be a final chapter to be played in Jon Snow's paternity.

 

 

As for Daario, I think they've been doing an arc on how Dany has been changing and becoming colder and more ruthless. They've at least implied part of her ancestors' villainy may live inside her and could, potentially, take over. At this point, she's so close to getting what she wants, so Daario will be eliminated if he stands in her way for sure. 

 

I hate her! She is one character that does not need an expanded role when the show returns and Id be fine with never seeing her agian

 

Lady Mormont? Say it ain't so!

 

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Finn Jones on Loras' fate.

Way back when Khal Drogo died, I thought obviously Dany and Jon will marry and rule the seven kingdoms together. People may have died, but there will be a general restoration of the status quo I don't think that any more.

 

Then I thought Dany is bringing in a lot of people who haven't lived under the system of the seven kingdoms. The wildings are coming, so maybe this is about a new world order. Jon will sacrifice himself and Dany will rule. Now a lot of those new people are either dead or staying in Mareen. Some of them will be canon fodder for the Night's King, so I don't think that anymore either.

 

Now I think of Ramsey saying "If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention".

I still think someone unlikely will rule in the end - our big heroes will do the heavy lifting to stop the Night's King, but none of them will sit on the Iron Throne long. I think most of them will fade away, die in battle or go off somewhere. My bet is on someone like a well-managed and well-counseled King Gendry of all people, the humble commoner boy who is an acceptable and stable Baratheon face. Maybe with Sam Tarly as his Maester, or Tyrion or Bran as his Hand (shades of Brynden Rivers, the prior Three-Eyed Raven, who I believe was Hand to Aerys I). Maybe with Brienne as Lord Commander of the Kingsguard. Likely with Sansa as Queen or Wardeness of the North.

 

I don't see Jon or Daenerys living through the winter. They will fight and die to save the realm, or one will simply leave it. Titans like that only last in legend, not in the everyday life. Or perhaps Daenerys (and Jon?) will have a child, and he or she will be shepherded to take the Throne someday from a Regent or Lord Protector among our cast.

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Dean-Charles Chapman on Tommen taking the plunge.

 

And Bella Ramsey on Lyanna Mormont!

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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau talks to the NYT about the future of the show.

 

Isaac Hempstead Wright likens Bran's powers to the Xbox.

Just 13 episodes! The realization is really hitting me. 

That's sad that the amount of hours left is bingeable in a day.  I can't even imagine TV without GoT now.   They should do spin offs:  young Jaime, Robert, Lyanna and Ned in the time of the mad king, another about the adventures of uncle Benjen north of the wall, one maybe about Drogo The Barbarian, and a Dallas type drama called Casterly Rock.   That would be a good show given an 80s soap  treatment.  

I'm not convinced HBO won't get a bit more than the two short seasons planned. I'm honestly not sure they can wrap the whole story up in just 13 eps. But we'll see.

From Finn Jones' Instagram. Long live the best House ever.

 

 

#growingstrong truly blessed to have been a part of something so special. What a trip the last six years have been, big love for all the unforgettable memories and friends made along the way.✌️🏼😉✨🙏🏼💫🎈

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Finale ratings set a record for the show, with 8.9 million viewers!

 

The overall ratings are up to 23 million viewers, up 15% from last season. 

 

HBO must be salivating to keep the show on air for as long as possible.

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Yeah, that's just one reason I have my doubts on the now repeatedly stated 13. I think the actors and showrunners have both suggested that number, but I just can't see it being that fast. HBO aside, I think the story is too sprawling. There's dealing with Daenerys' arrival and the Mad Queen Cersei, then there's the White Walkers. Unless they intend to double-size some episodes...

The showrunners talk the finale and the remaining episode count.

Director Miguel Sapochnik talks about the 25-minute opening sequence, making special note of the rather unusual piece of music accompanying it as well as saying it was his idea to have that orgasmic, amazing shot of High Sparrow disintegrating into a pile of nothing. I love this man.

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