Starks at Tourney at Harrenhal
Benjen Stark - The Wolf Pup
Lyanna Stark - The She Wolf
Ned Stark - The Quiet Wolf
Brandon Stark - The Wild Wolf
IT’S ALWAYS RAINY IN CASTAMERE Episode 2 Recap
Game of Thrones theme song arranged and performed by cello rock band Break of Reality.
via Anna Kendrick’s instagram. oh my god
Upcoming Game of Thrones Panel
March 19, 2013 - 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Panelists
DAVID BENIOFF Creator/Executive Producer
D.B. WEISS Creator/Executive Producer
GEORGE R.R. MARTIN Co-Executive Producer
PETER DINKLAGE Tyrion Lannister
NIKOLAJ COSTER-WALDAU Ser Jaime Lannister
LENA HEADEY Cersei Lannister
KIT HARINGTON Jon Snow
MICHELLE FAIRLEY Catelyn Stark
SOPHIE TURNER Sansa Stark
MAISIE WILLIAMS Arya Stark
Moderator
ROB MCELLHENNEY Star and Creator of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia”
Jacob Anderson (Grey Worm), Daniel Kaluuya and Joe Dempsie (Gendry)
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myphotobymariah submitted: Just got the second season DVDs today :3 my obsession collection continues to grow! #nerd
Record the Night’s Watch Oath
From Entertainment Weekly:
“To celebrate the home release of Game of Thrones season 2, HBO has created MyWatchBegins.com, where you can record your own version of the Night’s Watch oath and then listen as your voice is added to the multitude.”
http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/02/05/game-of-thrones-record-your-own-nights-watch-oath/
laguz27 submitted: Read somewhere ages ago that the name ‘Bran’ was Welsh for ‘crow’ which is fitting for Bran’s character in Game of Thrones.
Saw a Welsh baby names book last week and saw this =D
WiCNet: Yes! The name is pretty important. I learned it meant ‘crow’ or ‘raven’ when I read Susan Cooper’s The Grey King as a child. That character Bran’s name was important as well. I wonder if Martin was a Cooper fan?
Den of Geek names “Blackwater” best TV episode of 2012
Den of Geek’s 10 Best TV Episodes of 2012
“Now THAT was an episode!
HBO has a history of, in other programmes, promising big battles but delivering sub-par results. Neil Marshall, who directs this episode from a great George R.R. Martin script, keeps things tight and intense. There are wider shots of what have to be CGI ships in a CGI harbour, but when it comes to showing combat scenes, they’re shot almost claustrophobically. There are bodies and hacking axes and slashing swords and I can’t tell who is who outside of Tyrion, Bronn, Stannis, and a few other recognizable faces. Still, it doesn’t really matter from a viewer standpoint; we’re getting carnage and blood and people being cleaved in twain, and that’s exactly what you’d expect from a war in the Seven Kingdoms.
The amazing thing about this episode is that, for the first twenty-thirty minutes, there is no battle. There’s just tension, and that makes the battle even more effective. You know what’s coming, they know what’s coming, and it’s just stomach-churning to watch these characters we’ve grown closer to all season prepare themselves for potential death.”
New Interview with Kit Harington
“I think he’s definitely got a sort of dark outlook on life, which you’d have to counterbalance by being very cheerful all the time. I’ve got a very dear place in my heart for Jon, though. He’s constantly getting a rough deal of things and doing the very best he can to be the best person he can be around other people.”
Game of Thrones a top Google search of 2012
A cool bit of news—according to Google Zeitgeist, which lists the top search trends and overall searches of 2012, Game of Thrones ranked 6th for TV Show search trends around the world and 4th under most searched TV Shows in the United States. Thrones definitely broke the Pop Culture barrier!
I saw this at Times Square last week while on holiday, thought I’d share it with you!
Here is KMDdesigns’ Autumn/Winter 12 collection, based on house Stark - Hope you like it!
