Word on the street is they could have had as many episodes or series as they wanted, but the two D's wanted to rush through as they were anxious to go and work for Disney writing the new Star Wars trilogy.
In a nutshell...So they decided to produce something crap because they were keen to go fuck something else up?
I must admit that I think joining this thread and checking it as regularly as I have has probably taken away some of the enjoyment of this series for me. I still would have thought it inferior (especially compared to series 1-4) but I don't think I would have picked holes in it quite so much. I will look forward to rewatching after watching them all, with less pressure on it.Thing is, I go into film, TV etc to enjoy it, not to pick holes in it. GoT was a massive undertaking, by and large done really well, so I'm not interested in bitching about it. It's ok to just enjoy stuff!
I left.You can never leave Now TV
A mate of mine said to me once "I gave up on Lost in the second episode. As soon as I saw the smoke monster in the woods I thought - fuck off"
I hated the ending. Its my most disappointing ending ever.
Suggesting an end-of-thriller-turn-around-and-laugh-with-blue-eyes thing
I don't go into art looking to pick holes in it, but I can't help but notice if they're there.Thing is, I go into film, TV etc to enjoy it, not to pick holes in it. GoT was a massive undertaking, by and large done really well, so I'm not interested in bitching about it. It's ok to just enjoy stuff!
Why did you not just watch again on Now TVI realised I got Now TV but only stayed up once for it, and torrented the the rest n monday morning. Waste f money, if I get charged. Oh no wait I did wartch two episodes of a Brooker written comedy starring Jon Hannah calle 'Touch of Cloth'. I like Jon Hannah and poo jokes so yeah that was OK.
still canceled last night.
force of habit I think, and a lingering dislike of the now tv player.Why did you not just watch again on Now TV
Street speakers seem to be imbeciles then. They couldn't have as many series as they wanted from a series of seven books. And the decision to split the last book (ish) into two seasons is a well worn one. This last half season wasn't really 'rushed' at all, they made, imo, a couple of mistakes in not giving a couple (literally, two) characters more screen time. But correcting that would have taken twenty odds minutes, not an extra four episodes.Word on the street is they could have had as many episodes or series as they wanted, but the two D's wanted to rush through as they were anxious to go and work for Disney writing the new Star Wars trilogy.
Street speakers seem to be imbeciles then. They couldn't have as many series as they wanted from a series of seven books. And the decision to split the last book (ish) into two seasons is a well worn one. This last half season wasn't really 'rushed' at all, they made, imo, a couple of mistakes in not giving a couple (literally, two) characters more screen time. But correcting that would have taken twenty odds minutes, not an extra four episodes.
Everyone has an opinion, but to try and get a general feel of the fans' feelings, here are the current last episode ratings on IMDB:
Game of Thrones - The Iron Throne: 4.4/10
Breaking Bad - Felina: 9.9/10
Breaking Bad was complete and utter fan service. Everything people wanted to happen did (unless they had some naive belief about Walt somehow living). They did it well, but it lacked a certain pathos for me, because of that.That's interesting. I read a great book by Alan Sepinwall about the big TV shows and the main thing I took from that was that people are almost always dissatisfied by how they end, so I'm surprised the Breaking Bad one was so highly rated (not just because I didn't like it, but because I thought people just find it hard to accept things bring over)
Breaking Bad was complete and utter fan service. Everything people wanted to happen did (unless they had some naive belief about Walt somehow living). They did it well, but it lacked a certain pathos for me, because of that.
Breaking Bad was complete and utter fan service. Everything people wanted to happen did (unless they had some naive belief about Walt somehow living). They did it well, but it lacked a certain pathos for me, because of that.
I won the work Game of Thrones pool, by some distance. Was the only one to pick Arya as NK killer and one of only two to predict the throne getting destroyed. Only two guesses wrong in who lives and dies - I guessed Grey Worm to die and Missandei to live.
So that's £50 I badly needed
Cos I've watched Camping and Sally4ever.Why is everyone cancelling their Now TV? It didn't only show Game Of Thrones
I'll go out on a limb and guess it's because they no longer want/need it? Although I could be way off the mark. Maybe they're canceeling it because it turns into a WMD at midnight?Why is everyone cancelling their Now TV? It didn't only show Game Of Thrones