I have to say I really didn't get on with that GoT episode, some I find a bit 'meh', although all of them this season have been excellent, but I actively disliked that one.
I'm surprised, I really liked it. What didn't you enjoy?
I lost my friggin' train ticket! Worst thing is, I'm not sure where. I'm 98% sure I didn't leave it during the interview, but 2% of me things I may have done even though I'm pretty sure I didn't as I don't recall seeing it and I know both my hands were empty as I was doing lots of gesticulating. In fact, I thought I'd put it in my top inside breast pocket. I may have lost it when I took off my jacket for lunch as it may have fallen out of my pocket, but it'd just be nice to know for sure that I didn't leave it during the interview.
[NSFW]Well my little niggles were things such as like you discussed earlier, the kid playing Rickon was fairly rubbish, and the fact that Jon Snow's presence was an afterthought to Bran, and Jon just leaving Ygritte seemed weird to me too. I liked the Sam bit and the Hound/Arya bits, and the Dany bits were good although I'm not warming to Dario Naharis really. I didn't like just cutting between Greyworm, Jorah and Dario being surrounded to 'Oh look they are back and the city has been captured', and the bit at the very end with Catelyn was bizarre (Scream/Kill/Stare Gormlessly for several seconds/Gets Killed) and the SFX of her slitting Frey's wifes throat and her in turn having her throat slit were poor. And overall it just seemed like a bit of a **** end to those characters, I know Game of Thrones has some of the most short-lived characters around but three seasons of building up Robb and the tension of the war to just have him Catelyn, Talisa and the Blackfish crudely and obviously slaughtered in the space of five minutes by two characters we barely know seemed a waste. I don't mind characters dying, in fact it adds to the show, but with the masterful use of tension and little plotting and planning and huge build-ups to epic climactic moments, that just seemed a bit tame. It just felt like a lot of story-lines that have been building came to rather abrupt and weak endings.[/NSFW]
Wigan and Everton confirm that compensation has been formally agreed for Roberto Martinez.
[NSFW]Well my little niggles were things such as like you discussed earlier, the kid playing Rickon was fairly rubbish, and the fact that Jon Snow's presence was an afterthought to Bran, and Jon just leaving Ygritte seemed weird to me too. I liked the Sam bit and the Hound/Arya bits, and the Dany bits were good although I'm not warming to Dario Naharis really. I didn't like just cutting between Greyworm, Jorah and Dario being surrounded to 'Oh look they are back and the city has been captured', and the bit at the very end with Catelyn was bizarre (Scream/Kill/Stare Gormlessly for several seconds/Gets Killed) and the SFX of her slitting Frey's wifes throat and her in turn having her throat slit were poor. And overall it just seemed like a bit of a **** end to those characters, I know Game of Thrones has some of the most short-lived characters around but three seasons of building up Robb and the tension of the war to just have him Catelyn, Talisa and the Blackfish crudely and obviously slaughtered in the space of five minutes by two characters we barely know seemed a waste. I don't mind characters dying, in fact it adds to the show, but with the masterful use of tension and little plotting and planning and huge build-ups to epic climactic moments, that just seemed a bit tame. It just felt like a lot of story-lines that have been building came to rather abrupt and weak endings.[/NSFW]
Wigan and Everton confirm that compensation has been formally agreed for Roberto Martinez.
So... Crystal Palace have a documentary coming out. Check out the teaser:
[video=youtube;c6mJcW7cDhc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6mJcW7cDhc&feature=player_embedded[/video]
Holloway is..... interesting.