Game of Thrones?

[Anonymous]

That show is so violent.

What American show isn't?

The Neighbourhood, Man With a Plan.

I got a plan. Come drink some barrel wash with old Herman.

NO

[caskur]

What a delicious episode of the this new season. It was so exhilarating. I love how Sansa has become so supreme; how Arya has prevailed as a tough warrior with her wits still about her; her reunion with Jon Snow was sweet, the same with his reunion with Bran and Sansa; happy to see Tormund; still despise the Lannisters; like how Jon flew with the dragons; how Sam told him the unfortunate truth; how Theon came to the rescue of Yara; and the list goes on.



I feel I want to find a redeeming quality in Jamie Lannister but that last scene where he sees Bran put an abrupt end to that. After all, it was Bran who caught Jamie and Cersei in an incestuous interlude and witnessing that is how he became an invalid. Oh the drama continues to unfold.



Who is Bronn supposed to kill? All the Starks?



Who was that young boy who was nailed to the wall and was burned after?

When the whole box set comes out, we'll watch the wjole thing in one go because I do not have Fox TV but because I can't wait, I've been following reviews on youtube...



I can't wait to get the whole thing.



Go to GoT Fandom... that boy was one of the little Lords whose father was killed in a battle and he was the new 10 year old  reigning lord...



https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8





Lord Ned Umber https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber

[@realAzhyaAryola]

That show is so violent.

What American show isn't?

Nevertheless it was enjoyed by 17.4 million viewers.

[Anonymous]

What a delicious episode of the this new season. It was so exhilarating. I love how Sansa has become so supreme; how Arya has prevailed as a tough warrior with her wits still about her; her reunion with Jon Snow was sweet, the same with his reunion with Bran and Sansa; happy to see Tormund; still despise the Lannisters; like how Jon flew with the dragons; how Sam told him the unfortunate truth; how Theon came to the rescue of Yara; and the list goes on.



I feel I want to find a redeeming quality in Jamie Lannister but that last scene where he sees Bran put an abrupt end to that. After all, it was Bran who caught Jamie and Cersei in an incestuous interlude and witnessing that is how he became an invalid. Oh the drama continues to unfold.



Who is Bronn supposed to kill? All the Starks?



Who was that young boy who was nailed to the wall and was burned after?

When the whole box set comes out, we'll watch the wjole thing in one go because I do not have Fox TV but because I can't wait, I've been following reviews on youtube...



I can't wait to get the whole thing.



Go to GoT Fandom... that boy was one of the little Lords whose father was killed in a battle and he was the new 10 year old  reigning lord...



https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8





Lord Ned Umber https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber

How long have you been watch GoT caskur?

[Bricktop]

That show is so violent.

What American show isn't?

The Neighbourhood, Man With a Plan.

I got a plan. Come drink some barrel wash with old Herman.

I'll be in that.



 ac_drinks

[caskur]

What a delicious episode of the this new season. It was so exhilarating. I love how Sansa has become so supreme; how Arya has prevailed as a tough warrior with her wits still about her; her reunion with Jon Snow was sweet, the same with his reunion with Bran and Sansa; happy to see Tormund; still despise the Lannisters; like how Jon flew with the dragons; how Sam told him the unfortunate truth; how Theon came to the rescue of Yara; and the list goes on.



I feel I want to find a redeeming quality in Jamie Lannister but that last scene where he sees Bran put an abrupt end to that. After all, it was Bran who caught Jamie and Cersei in an incestuous interlude and witnessing that is how he became an invalid. Oh the drama continues to unfold.



Who is Bronn supposed to kill? All the Starks?



Who was that young boy who was nailed to the wall and was burned after?

When the whole box set comes out, we'll watch the wjole thing in one go because I do not have Fox TV but because I can't wait, I've been following reviews on youtube...



I can't wait to get the whole thing.



Go to GoT Fandom... that boy was one of the little Lords whose father was killed in a battle and he was the new 10 year old  reigning lord...



https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8





Lord Ned Umber https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber

How long have you been watch GoT caskur?

Last year I bought season 1 - 6 in a boxed set and watched every vid back to back, then watched season 7 back to back... I'm just waiting to do the same with season 8. Kurt and I are hooked.

[Frood]

If you want to know how to watch episodes as they cone out pm me and I'll point you in that direction.

[caskur]

If you want to know how to watch episodes as they cone out pm me and I'll point you in that direction.

That's one sure way of getting a virus. Thanks but no thanks.

[Frood]

Not if you do it correctly.

[Anonymous]

What a delicious episode of the this new season. It was so exhilarating. I love how Sansa has become so supreme; how Arya has prevailed as a tough warrior with her wits still about her; her reunion with Jon Snow was sweet, the same with his reunion with Bran and Sansa; happy to see Tormund; still despise the Lannisters; like how Jon flew with the dragons; how Sam told him the unfortunate truth; how Theon came to the rescue of Yara; and the list goes on.



I feel I want to find a redeeming quality in Jamie Lannister but that last scene where he sees Bran put an abrupt end to that. After all, it was Bran who caught Jamie and Cersei in an incestuous interlude and witnessing that is how he became an invalid. Oh the drama continues to unfold.



Who is Bronn supposed to kill? All the Starks?



Who was that young boy who was nailed to the wall and was burned after?

When the whole box set comes out, we'll watch the wjole thing in one go because I do not have Fox TV but because I can't wait, I've been following reviews on youtube...



I can't wait to get the whole thing.



Go to GoT Fandom... that boy was one of the little Lords whose father was killed in a battle and he was the new 10 year old  reigning lord...



https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8





Lord Ned Umber https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber

How long have you been watch GoT caskur?

Last year I bought season 1 - 6 in a boxed set and watched every vid back to back, then watched season 7 back to back... I'm just waiting to do the same with season 8. Kurt and I are hooked.

I gather it's one of those shows like the Walking Dead that hooks viewers, not me though.

[caskur]

What a delicious episode of the this new season. It was so exhilarating. I love how Sansa has become so supreme; how Arya has prevailed as a tough warrior with her wits still about her; her reunion with Jon Snow was sweet, the same with his reunion with Bran and Sansa; happy to see Tormund; still despise the Lannisters; like how Jon flew with the dragons; how Sam told him the unfortunate truth; how Theon came to the rescue of Yara; and the list goes on.



I feel I want to find a redeeming quality in Jamie Lannister but that last scene where he sees Bran put an abrupt end to that. After all, it was Bran who caught Jamie and Cersei in an incestuous interlude and witnessing that is how he became an invalid. Oh the drama continues to unfold.



Who is Bronn supposed to kill? All the Starks?



Who was that young boy who was nailed to the wall and was burned after?

When the whole box set comes out, we'll watch the wjole thing in one go because I do not have Fox TV but because I can't wait, I've been following reviews on youtube...



I can't wait to get the whole thing.



Go to GoT Fandom... that boy was one of the little Lords whose father was killed in a battle and he was the new 10 year old  reigning lord...



https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8





Lord Ned Umber https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber

How long have you been watch GoT caskur?

Last year I bought season 1 - 6 in a boxed set and watched every vid back to back, then watched season 7 back to back... I'm just waiting to do the same with season 8. Kurt and I are hooked.

I gather it's one of those shows like the Walking Dead that hooks viewers, not me though.

It's brilliant. An epic fantasy drama. The story is very sophisticated. It's got everything.

[Anonymous]

What a delicious episode of the this new season. It was so exhilarating. I love how Sansa has become so supreme; how Arya has prevailed as a tough warrior with her wits still about her; her reunion with Jon Snow was sweet, the same with his reunion with Bran and Sansa; happy to see Tormund; still despise the Lannisters; like how Jon flew with the dragons; how Sam told him the unfortunate truth; how Theon came to the rescue of Yara; and the list goes on.



I feel I want to find a redeeming quality in Jamie Lannister but that last scene where he sees Bran put an abrupt end to that. After all, it was Bran who caught Jamie and Cersei in an incestuous interlude and witnessing that is how he became an invalid. Oh the drama continues to unfold.



Who is Bronn supposed to kill? All the Starks?



Who was that young boy who was nailed to the wall and was burned after?

When the whole box set comes out, we'll watch the wjole thing in one go because I do not have Fox TV but because I can't wait, I've been following reviews on youtube...



I can't wait to get the whole thing.



Go to GoT Fandom... that boy was one of the little Lords whose father was killed in a battle and he was the new 10 year old  reigning lord...



https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8





Lord Ned Umber https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber

How long have you been watch GoT caskur?

Last year I bought season 1 - 6 in a boxed set and watched every vid back to back, then watched season 7 back to back... I'm just waiting to do the same with season 8. Kurt and I are hooked.

I gather it's one of those shows like the Walking Dead that hooks viewers, not me though.

It's brilliant. An epic fantasy drama. The story is very sophisticated. It's got everything.

Lots of action.

[Bricktop]

If you want to know how to watch episodes as they cone out pm me and I'll point you in that direction.

I would have thought advocating and promoting theft in this forum would be forbidden.

[@realAzhyaAryola]

What a delicious episode of the this new season. It was so exhilarating. I love how Sansa has become so supreme; how Arya has prevailed as a tough warrior with her wits still about her; her reunion with Jon Snow was sweet, the same with his reunion with Bran and Sansa; happy to see Tormund; still despise the Lannisters; like how Jon flew with the dragons; how Sam told him the unfortunate truth; how Theon came to the rescue of Yara; and the list goes on.



I feel I want to find a redeeming quality in Jamie Lannister but that last scene where he sees Bran put an abrupt end to that. After all, it was Bran who caught Jamie and Cersei in an incestuous interlude and witnessing that is how he became an invalid. Oh the drama continues to unfold.



Who is Bronn supposed to kill? All the Starks?



Who was that young boy who was nailed to the wall and was burned after?

When the whole box set comes out, we'll watch the wjole thing in one go because I do not have Fox TV but because I can't wait, I've been following reviews on youtube...



I can't wait to get the whole thing.



Go to GoT Fandom... that boy was one of the little Lords whose father was killed in a battle and he was the new 10 year old  reigning lord...



https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Season_8





Lord Ned Umber https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber">https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Ned_Umber

Thank you for the information and the links. I watched the last season but I can't recall the boy.



It's amazing what one misses when one is not paying careful attention such as when you may have looked away and missed a dialogue between two characters. Thankfully, he isn't that significant like Bran or Arya.

[Bricktop]