Originally posted by knightfan7:
Band of Brothers and Soprano's?
That kind of makes you the Ted Williams of TV watchers.
Think about it.Love Ted Williams as a fishing fan. Big fan of the upper Keys but you know as a Yankee fan Joe D rules. Anyway I watch real reality shows...sports.
Totally.Originally posted by vkj91:
Never thought I would enjoy the whole dragon thing. Was on vacation last week and HBO was running it basically 24/7. I watched a few episodes after everyone went to bed and am intrigued. Now, I don't know if what I saw was in order but it seems really complicated. Seems like you need to keep track of way to many people and story lines. Am I wrong?
Your right, but it's a little better after the Red Wedding,lol.Originally posted by vkj91:
Never thought I would enjoy the whole dragon thing. Was on vacation last week and HBO was running it basically 24/7. I watched a few episodes after everyone went to bed and am intrigued. Now, I don't know if what I saw was in order but it seems really complicated. Seems like you need to keep track of way to many people and story lines. Am I wrong?
Except even more of the same in the 2nd and they play catch up to the rest of the characters.Originally posted by ran12:
There was a lot of back story but I expected that in the first episode.
This isn't a programming issue, it's a behavioral issue.Originally posted by StyleKnight:
I have to watch it on demand because when my girl talks over the show I can pause and go back. I tried watching it live but if you are with your girl she will ask you a million questions. And then you will both be lost because she will inevitably talk over the most crucial dialogue. Just a tip to watch it on demand for the good of your relationship.
Only some storylines are that advanced. The thing is they can go in so many different directions and extend out a TV season easily. Not every storyline has to advance at the same pace. They could do two seasons easily with material existing now. But I agree - 6 years in between books is too much. Martin is at risk of not completing this series at that pace.Originally posted by S.B. Crumb:
Show will finally pass the books in parts this year. Damn you, Martin, you lazy ass genius.
As an OG book reader, don't how I feel about that. Can't see myself not watching though.
The between-book-lag has been an issue for fans since before the show was even conceived. Add that to some of the younger actors clearly outgrowing the story's pace and you got some real problems moving forward.Originally posted by Crazed_RU:
Only some storylines are that advanced. The thing is they can go in so many different directions and extend out a TV season easily. Not every storyline has to advance at the same pace. They could do two seasons easily with material existing now. But I agree - 6 years in between books is too much. Martin is at risk of not completing this series at that pace.Originally posted by S.B. Crumb:
Show will finally pass the books in parts this year. Damn you, Martin, you lazy ass genius.
As an OG book reader, don't how I feel about that. Can't see myself not watching though.