"Game of Thrones: The College Years"

Here's my question: is it a happy ending if Dany winds up ruling on the Iron Throne? Even ignoring all of the negative aspects of her character, it still means an institutional monarchy of incestuous maniacs will be reinstated. As a narrative choice, it would be an odd reversion to the status quo. And for every…

This article is a follow-up to the elegantly-titled "Rape of Thrones." I don't know if it's a shining example of analytical study.

I feel like a pretty small fraction of Game of Thrones viewers actually have HBO subscriptions.

SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMMMS!

And poor Ned, of course.

Mixed up with Burn Gorman's character, probably.

David Boreanz warbling "Mandy" is comedic gold.

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OF COCK

"One of the books’ main strengths is that they stubbornly empathize with every possible character, from the torturers who reign at the Dreadfort…"

Her?

*stops @TheGhostOfDBoonsGhost:disqus*

After three seasons of playing the same character with amusingly different accents, I assume she's pretty tired.

That's certainly a possibility if Pizzolato wants to stay on, but I don't know if HBO would be okay with that.

One topping: scented meat.

I can definitely see the show continuing without Pizzolatto. Since it's an anthology show, there doesn't really have to be any consistency. And since Cary Fukunaga is already leaving, next season will obviously be quite different.

It was certainly a good parallel to the petty nastiness of the human villains.

All Republican congressman are quickly-sketched characters.

That's…surprisingly accurate.

Is it funny like a clown? Like it amuses you? How the FUCK is Game of Thrones funny?