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I missed that one. D'oh.

Looks like Mark Gatiss is in next week's episode.

I'm pretty sure she got naked in Tudors.

she did and I'm glad she kept the natural look with her right breast being slightly lower. I don't like fake titties other than reconstructive.

I think that might explain a line in Inside Number Nine...
I hope he plays ginger and supercilious.

EVERYBODY DIES IN THE LATEST EPISODE!!! MUAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Too late for that. Some died in the first episode. And the second, and the ..... every episode :greenface

I just watched last week's episode. Bloody hell, Peter Dinklage brought it for this episode. What a performance. So good I had to watch that section again straight after.

Also, for previous recent eps: Burn Gorman at his dangerous, nasty bastard best at Craestor's Keep.

4.08 The Mountain and the Viper

What. The. Fucking. Fuck?

The outcome was pretty spectacular. It may also have been the inspiration for the phrase "Sockette to me". LOL

Confused.
Is A Dance With Dragons another one split into two books?
I thought that was book three.
The narrative of A Feast for Crows (book four by my reckoning) finishes about three chapters before it looks like it should to include the crib sheets, and includes a promise to catch you up on the missing characters in the next book. I didn't know it was also a two-parter.

If I get Dreams and Dust, am I in the right place after A Feast for Crows? Then After the Feast? Making it another two books.

Seriously, numbering books shouldn't be this hard.

In Pennsylvania I bought the five books so far available and A Dance With Dragons was the 5th book, after A Feast For Crows. Maybe the 5th book has been divided and published under different titles in the UK?

He had to spilt the fifth book in two, and parts of it overlap the time line of the fourth book, but from different characters' perspectives.

So I've finally got to see Season One.
It's good. I like. So glad I read the book first though, because of my usual issue with telling people apart. I'm not sure the Stark children and Theon Greyjoy were properly introduced. And they all look the same (to me).

The only thing that jars is the accents.
I know Peter Dinklage has won awards and all that, and I have no doubt about his abilities as an actor, but how come he talks like a bad Peter O'Toole impersonator when his siblings don't.
Ditto Bran. His accent does not match anyone around him, so it's not even as if he was brought up by a wet nurse or something.

Given my problem with faces I rely very much on the written and spoken word.
I'm not claiming to be an expert on accents, and in fact am a poor mimic, but when I hear something that sounds wrong to me it jars even more than continuity errors - which are actually something I enjoy from a pedantic perspective.

Oh and Jaime looks a little too like my brother for comfort. So I can't see him as eye candy. Boooooooo. But Cersai is exactly as I pictured her. As is Sansa. And because I saw the trailers for the series before I read the books, and they were Sean Bean heavy, I couldn't imagine another Ned Stark.

And the implied BJ was an unexpected treat :blush:

Haven't finished the series yet. But hey I know what happens, even if I can't remember exactly where it stops and the next one starts.
Got series two to watch too, then going to trade them in for future series.

Thanks Mum. Kept me out of trouble for two nights now.
(I'm not actually IN trouble of course. I just AM trouble)

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