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FIRST TIME WATCHING: HOTD S2E7 (Patreon)

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Hey folks!

Hope you all had a great weekend! We're finally wrapping up season 2 this week! Can't wait to see how it all ends.

Here is this week's schedule:
MON: HOTD S2E7
TUE: HOTD S2E8
WED: Poll
THU: X-Men '97 S1E6
FRI: Movie (Full disclosure: I'm still undecided about what this will be. I'm writing this post while traveling and want to wait to see how next week shakes out before making a decision. Sorry!) 

As always, thank you for your support here on Patreon. Until the next one, take care and stay golden :)

LINK: https://youtu.be/I_lh6VGAdII

Original Series: House of the Dragon

Comments

Darryl Low

Happy Monday Nat. Hope you had a fine weekend too and had fun at your weddings 😊 A surprise to end the week is always awesome. Look forward to hearing your thoughts after the Dragon finale tomorrow. "Easy Breezy Covergirl" 😂 A great final shot to set up a disappointing season finale.

Rey

All im gonna say is they made us wait 2 years?! For these 8 drawn out episodes just to make us wait 2 more now

Ridley

He said "come on!" because he was expecting the dragon to burn him since the dragon was about to, not because he was ready to tame it lol

Simon Bauer

Anticlimatic? Are you fkn kidding me his yell was EPIC as hell - manage expectations cmon nat xD - People need to note this series is filmed MUCH different than GoT, they are going for the long form. In the end hopefully it all pays off. Yes its blue balling just enjoy all the little details along the way.

Baggie Mark

Hi Nat, I'm enjoying this show but I wish there was more happening, it seems to just be building up to a big battle all season. I think one of the good things in Game Of Thrones was the way we followed several story lines with different main characters, but on this show we don't have the same quality of side cast as GOT.

Meg B

Silverwing was Queen Alysanne's dragon. Vermithor was King Jahearys. They were husband and wife. They were also parents to Saera Targaryen, whom we can infer is blacksmith Hugh's mother. When Hugh said her *brother's* boys he meant his mother was Daemon and Viserys' aunt, making Hugh their cousin. The dragon in the vale is a wild one. Hope that helps clarify!

Meg B
>>149606743

Because this show is doing something different from GOT. If you were just expecting more GOT but in prequel format you're always gonna have screwed expectations. Season 2 had its weaknesses, no doubt, but Season 1 was an incredibly solid season of television, more than even GOT Season 1 was. It doesn't attempt to have the same number of side storylines and side characters as GOT. It's a different story structure.

Rochard Scott

Furiosa would be an interesting movie to watch in the future.

Daniel McGuinness

no xmen til Thursday is diabolical 😭 Also Ulf is has easily got to be one of the most dislikable characters ever. Like I groan every time he’s onscreen, Dude does not deserve a dragon, especially not a queen like Silverwing…

Lemuel Daher

When I rewatch this series, I basically basically just skip around to the Aegon scenes. He has by far the best arc. He goes from an ignorant kid who tries to be a good king, to a grieving father, to an insecure son, to a burn victim in recovery. A lot of the season has been marred by shoddy writing and characters spinning their wheels, but Aegon is the one character who seems to be actually progressing. And he elicits such conflicting emotions in the audience: he’s an idiot, he’s pathetic, you despise him, yet you also pity him and some small part of you roots for him to recover. I attribute a lot of these aforementioned successes to Tom Glynn-Carney’s excellent portrayal.