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Game of Thrones Season 3 coming
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Sex Scene from Game of Thrones :
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dun tell me about small changes, you want to see changes, watch the walking dead, fxxking tv writer change everything.
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For those Game of Throne Experts I want to ask. We are now at season 3 and basically season 3 is the 2nd half of book 2. Now there are 7 books right? And 1 year is 1 season..so basically do we have to watch this for the next 10 years + to get to the ending of this epic?
Your thoughts please....
Your thoughts please....
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The films can never be fully accurate like the books as there is alot of uh extreme stuff that is banned if recreated in the shows. For example there is alot of pedophile stuff in the books,,,how to recreate that? Even I wont watch it..
You should read the books before watching. You can spot some changes in the tv show.
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who said we are in book 2 now? we are in book 3 now.
yeah so much is pack into one show that, one hour in westeros is like one month on tv. DVD not counted.
the series might last until 2018-2019, because last two books not released yet.
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Book series is called 'A Song of Ice and Fire'
Book 1: A Game of Thrones
Book 2: A Clash of Kings
Book 3: A Storm of Swords*
Book 4: A Feast for Crows
Book 5: A Dance with Dragons
Book 6: The Winds of Winter (upcoming book, the author is finishing it soon, not yet published)
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*Book 3 is too thick, so some paperback editions split it into two volumes: part 1: Steel and Snow, part 2: Blood and Gold.
Book 1: A Game of Thrones
Book 2: A Clash of Kings
Book 3: A Storm of Swords*
Book 4: A Feast for Crows
Book 5: A Dance with Dragons
Book 6: The Winds of Winter (upcoming book, the author is finishing it soon, not yet published)
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*Book 3 is too thick, so some paperback editions split it into two volumes: part 1: Steel and Snow, part 2: Blood and Gold.
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2018 to 2019? wah might not be around by than..ok I might have got the seasons mixed up and also 1 thing..each season is only 10 episodes and the good thing about HBO is they dont really cancel a series unlike other production companies. I hope they speed up and do 20 episodes to finish stuff off,,2019 is damn far away,,for 1 year only have 10 episodes,,wait is like forever.
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Can't wait for this
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HBO cannot speed up if the author of the book still have not finished the series. Compre?
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HBO's mythical drama "Game of Thrones" set a record for modern-day piracy after its Sunday night premiere, as viewers around the globe scrambled to watch the season 3 debut episode that aired on the premium cable network.
Piracy tracker TorrentFreak says that more than 1 million viewers downloaded the episode in the first day after it aired. At one point, more than 163,000 people were simultaneously sharing a single torrent -- a new record. The previous record, of just under 145,000 simultaneous file-swappers, was set by the "Heroes" season 3 debut in 2008, according to TorrentFreak's data.
The heavy demand for the premiere episode is no surprise, given that TorrentFreak says "Game of Thrones" was the most pirated show of 2012. According to its estimate, 4.3 million people downloaded the season finale last year, nearly a half-million more than downloaded the second-most pirated show, the Showtime drama "Dexter."
TorrentFreak did not have an estimate for the total number of people who have downloaded this year's premiere so far. London is the city with the most illegal downloads of the episode, it said, while the country with the heaviest downloads was the United States, followed by the U.K. and Australia.
Those downloading the file were using BitTorrent, a free software system that lets users swap large media files. It is widely used to illegally trade movies and other copyrighted content. Hollywood is concerned about illegal downloads, but HBO programming president Michael Lombardo told Entertainment Weekly recently that the network sees the piracy of "Game of Thrones" as a sign of success more than a problem.
"I probably shouldn't be saying this, but it is a compliment of sorts," Lombardo said ahead of the season 3 premier. "The demand is there. And it certainly didn't negatively impact the DVD sales. [Piracy is] something that comes along with having a wildly successful show on a subscription network."
It's HBO policy to fight piracy of its shows, particularly when it finds people illegally selling episodes of its shows, but the network isn't going after individual viewers, Lombardo said: "We haven't sent out the Game of Thrones police."
HBO, Entertainment Weekly and CNNMoney are all units of Time Warner (TWX, Fortune 500).
In a recent interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, "Game of Thrones" co-creator David Benioff speculated about all the special effects he could buy if those who illegally pirated the show were paying 99 cents or so per download.
"You do kind of think, God, if we just had a little bit of that, we could have had that extra scene with the dragons," he said.
Fans who might be willing to cough up that 99 cents for a pay-per-episode purchase of the new season don't have any opportunity to do so. New "Game of Thrones" episodes are available only to HBO subscribers, through its cable channel and its HBO Go on-demand app. Viewers outside the U.S. typically have to wait a week or more for new episodes to reach their local markets.
Piracy tracker TorrentFreak says that more than 1 million viewers downloaded the episode in the first day after it aired. At one point, more than 163,000 people were simultaneously sharing a single torrent -- a new record. The previous record, of just under 145,000 simultaneous file-swappers, was set by the "Heroes" season 3 debut in 2008, according to TorrentFreak's data.
The heavy demand for the premiere episode is no surprise, given that TorrentFreak says "Game of Thrones" was the most pirated show of 2012. According to its estimate, 4.3 million people downloaded the season finale last year, nearly a half-million more than downloaded the second-most pirated show, the Showtime drama "Dexter."
TorrentFreak did not have an estimate for the total number of people who have downloaded this year's premiere so far. London is the city with the most illegal downloads of the episode, it said, while the country with the heaviest downloads was the United States, followed by the U.K. and Australia.
Those downloading the file were using BitTorrent, a free software system that lets users swap large media files. It is widely used to illegally trade movies and other copyrighted content. Hollywood is concerned about illegal downloads, but HBO programming president Michael Lombardo told Entertainment Weekly recently that the network sees the piracy of "Game of Thrones" as a sign of success more than a problem.
"I probably shouldn't be saying this, but it is a compliment of sorts," Lombardo said ahead of the season 3 premier. "The demand is there. And it certainly didn't negatively impact the DVD sales. [Piracy is] something that comes along with having a wildly successful show on a subscription network."
It's HBO policy to fight piracy of its shows, particularly when it finds people illegally selling episodes of its shows, but the network isn't going after individual viewers, Lombardo said: "We haven't sent out the Game of Thrones police."
HBO, Entertainment Weekly and CNNMoney are all units of Time Warner (TWX, Fortune 500).
In a recent interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, "Game of Thrones" co-creator David Benioff speculated about all the special effects he could buy if those who illegally pirated the show were paying 99 cents or so per download.
"You do kind of think, God, if we just had a little bit of that, we could have had that extra scene with the dragons," he said.
Fans who might be willing to cough up that 99 cents for a pay-per-episode purchase of the new season don't have any opportunity to do so. New "Game of Thrones" episodes are available only to HBO subscribers, through its cable channel and its HBO Go on-demand app. Viewers outside the U.S. typically have to wait a week or more for new episodes to reach their local markets.
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OK,,,noted,..anyway,,,I just wonder if the fans can tahan so long for the end of the show.
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i cannot tahan, and also the kid actors of the show is growing up by the cm, while the show trying to catch up in real time. Do you know how fast kids grow up while they are still waiting for winter.
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