GoT - warning spoilers

[need_my_wedge]

The behind the scenes programme was very interesting. The scale of the thing, the work behind the scenes, the skills in place. The Belfast extra who was also a fan was a star. You could feel his excitement, particularly when the Dothraki swords fired up.

Oddest job, the man in charge of snow!

Hopefully it is just a bit of stress from the pressure of the final series, flying around the world doing promotions, not being able to really talk about it. He comes across as a decent bloke.

Started watching this last night, is indeed an interesting watch, at least the first 20 mins I've seen so far. Thought the man in charge of snow was interesting and kind of cool, who'd have thought water and paper, assumed they'd have snow machines... Saw the first readaing responses to arya killing the Night King, Varys' death and Jon Snow killing Danaerys, all the actors very much invested personally. Hope it help Kit HArrington move on.

 

[Bazz]

The bloke who plays Verys was fuming when saw his ending, can see how invested they are.

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Been a big fan of GoT and whilst away made sure I did not get any inkling of what happened in the final series. And so last night having caught up I watched the last episode and my feelings? Very disappointed tbh. I found myself thinking - really? Is that it? After eight series? Too many 'so what was that all about when so and so did blah in series blah'. Couple of mega battle in this last series - but the main one with the Night King's army was just too mega for me - I got lost - couldn't keep track of what on earth was going on - and it was all ended by the killing of the Night King - just like that.

Anyway - it was great for a while and most of the time - but tailed off after series five. Others have picked out my highlights from other series so I won't bother - just feeling a bit let down by the way things were ended.