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I think you can log into comcast.com and watch them for free if you have HBO. http://xfinitytv.comcast.net/tv/Game.../full-episodes |
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I promise to stay alive
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Post here Vine
Join Date: Jan 2006
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And sometimes it's free if you look hard enough
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However, subscription to hbogo.com is free if you have HBO through a cable provider. Go to that website and it will let you sign in with your comcast u/p. (choose Xfinity) There's also an android and iphone app =P |
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I promise to stay alive
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haha thanks for all the replies...my roomate and I have switched back and forth between starz and hbo for the last couple years as the series we like come out, and THIS time, after everyone's reviews, I was really excited to switch back and have it available. I didn't do the research, just assumed they'd have it on demand
![]() The ****TY part is, my pc doesn't have any HDMI outs, and it's about twenty feet from my tv...so I'd have to buy an HDMI to DVI cord, and a 3.5 mm to RCA cable (don't have surround sound or a reciever at the moment), and that's just waaaaay to much cash to blow on one show. So, for now, I'll just watch it on my computer Again, my own damn fault for not researching more haha. |
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I promise to stay alive
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HOLY ****!!!! Can not believe how much I wanted sansa to push that little biotch geoffrey off of that catwalk.
This series completely consumed my roomate and I....watched all of the episodes in a two day span. Incredible job by all involved. The acting was superb, violence was graphic but believable, and that story line is just incredible. I'm going to read the books next, but just had to pop in and say WOW. **** you geoffrey, **** you jaime, **** you queen of the veil, tyrion YOU'RE cool, and **** you allisor, I'm out. |
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Bump. Ok so I finished watching the series, and am starting with the books. It's pretty sweet, but can anyone recommend similar reading that doesn't make me want to off myself? Maybe something where maybe once or twice the main character has something, anything, good happen to him?
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Yeah, you almost get desensitized to it. I just started watching the series (I read the books several years ago, haven't read the new one yet) and had forgotten how pretty much everyone gets f*&ked either literally or figuratively. I think that is why he needs so many characters. If he had a normal character list, everyone would have been dead by the second book.
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Truth is....
Join Date: Aug 2004
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~bump
Just finished A Dance with Dragons! Wow, what a great story! Took me about 4 months to finish all 5 books, half tempted to read them again. HBO did a great job with the film adaptation too! Great diversion when Broncos are playing crappy football. Books and series both highly recommended. |
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Really good fan video: |
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I started re-reading the whole series when the GoT series premiered -- and I'm finally about half way through ADwD.
Re-reading the series I'm growing more and more concerned about how they can possibly adapt it into a series with ~10eps/book. So much nuance will be lost with that little screen time, and it will likely be nothing but a shell of the book. Not to mention the actress playing Arya (and the other child actors) will be 30 years old by the time they get to the end, ha! I forsee the need for a lot of casting changes and/or a fairly radial reinterpretation of the characters and timeline. Regardless, this adaptation already far surpasses the disgustingly terrible attempt to adapt the Sword of Truth series (Legend of the Seeker). Of course, that endeavor was doomed to a short run from the beginning due to the vast drop off in quality after book 3. Last edited by Fedaykin; 11-30-2011 at 02:50 PM.. |
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I don't usually go in for fantasy novels, I prefer historical fiction better. But these books read like historical novels, with a good bit of Martin's imagination to spice it up.
Hope they pull off some of the great scenes from the books. The Massacre on the Fist of Men,The Siege of Castle Black (burning the switchback), the Clegane/Martell duel, The Red Wedding. A toast to King Joffrey! And the best one should be this season, the Battle of Blackwater Rush. ![]() How long until The Winds of Winter? Oh, and Melisandre's "coochie ninja"! ![]() Last edited by Broncomutt; 12-01-2011 at 07:48 AM.. |
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Truth is....
Join Date: Aug 2004
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But I do remember reading that chapter 3x over before moving on, my jaw just hit the floor. A Storm of Swords was definitely my favorite of the 5 books. Unfortunately, if he keeps with containing the stories geographically rather than chronologically, looks like we're in for alot of Sansa in the next one. Just hopes he gives a clue to the fate of my 2nd favorite character, the Lord Commander. Did not like the way ADWD ended. Et tu Brute?! Just bought a copy of The Hedge Knight today too. |
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no but they seem very interesting...
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I DID like the way it ended. That air of mystique and never feeling that the characters are safe certainly set the story apart from others. Storm of Swords was my favorite too. Too many monster events and jaw dropping moments, imo. |
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