Game of Thrones Season 3 Finale "Mhysa" (Warning for leaked spoilers!)

[jonesy]

Leaked pictures from the production of episode 10 are floating around the net at the moment.

Farfarawaysite.com which posts on the set photos now has 11 of them from Mhysa, the last episode of this season. Nothing really spoilery so far, except for two (

Spoiler

Robbwind and Jaime meeting Cersei

).

Do not click the links if you want to remain unspoiled:
http://kissed-by-fire.com/2013/06/spoiler-photos-for-310/ (note that Kissed By Fire is also a full-on GoT spoiler site)

http://www.farfarawaysite.com/section/got/gallery9/gallery.htm (ep 10 pics are at the bottom of the page)
Update: the pictures from episode 10 seem to have been removed.

Here is an alternative link to some of the pictures (slightly different set):
http://imgur.com/a/5Ueb1

A Sword of Storms spoilers:

Spoiler

Since Jaime now arrives to Kings Landing before the Purple Wedding there's a chance we see him meet Joffrey before you know what. That'll be interesting. I don't think we've seen Jaime and Joffrey together in a scene.

Regarding Robb, now that it's confirmed that Robbwind happens I'm wondering if they are bold enough to do the opposite as well? That could be really gruesome. I hope it doesn't happen, or if it does it's just someone talking about it. Or.. an even worse thought occurs.. if they do something similar to Talisa?

Edit: A Sword of Storms? Hellboy? What? Obviously I meant to type A Storm of Swords.

 

[jonesy]

For something funny here's George 'spoiling' Season 4. From Conan:


[video=youtube;KNRbV66Q-wo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNRbV66Q-wo[/video]


"I was supposed to write more books?"

 

[Grue]

"I was supposed to write more books?"

I thought the plan was Bantam was going to use his start as a the basis for a "Choose your Own Adventure" series?

 

[jonesy]

I thought the plan was Bantam was going to use his start as a the basis for a "Choose your Own Adventure" series?

With more dead end death traps than Deathtrap Dungeon.

 

[Grue]

With more dead end death traps than Deathtrap Dungeon.

Except for Theon's in which dying (quickly) is the 'good' ending.

 

[jonesy]

The HBO program guide is listing the episode as being 63 minutes long, but I keep hearing people say 70. 7 minutes of preview?

 

[NewJeffCT]

A couple of excellent productions - one is a cosplay cover of the theme song with some good fx for a direct to youtube video. Loved them having Lyanna Stark playing the piano at the end.


[video=youtube_share;hplyu6JTJA8]http://youtu.be/hplyu6JTJA8[/video]

The second is a Game of Thrones themed birthday party for kids (warning - lyrics and theme are NSFW)


[video=youtube_share;xbEhByk4Icg]http://youtu.be/xbEhByk4Icg[/video]

 

[NewJeffCT]

I enjoyed the finale. I understand the showrunners wanting the season to end on a more positive note than the last episode.

Glad they held off on the reveal of Lady Stoneheart.

 

[jonesy]

Umm. Spoiler tag that maybe? It might not reveal anything to someone who hasn't read ASOS, but still..



This is priceless:

(X)

 

[jonesy]

David J. Peterson has his language blog update to the finale, and it includes a translation of the letter Talisa was writing before the wedding (and I think it finally shoots down the honeypot theory):

http://www.dothraki.com/2013/06/mhysa/