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Originally posted by: daenerysnow

I do recommend Hannibal especially if you are into Mads Mikkelsen if not for the level of depth and artistry that bleeds through it...pun intended.

Tycho Nestoris will have as much as his role permits, considering how some things can become diluted from the book to the tv screen.

As we all know by now, the serial is running off on another tangent to the books so we cant expect for complete subversion, which as we've seen sometimes can be good or insightful and sometimes bad or unnecessary.

On that note what has been your favourite season so far?

Originally posted by: daenerysnow

I agree Season 1 was exceptional, no nonsense, plunged us right into the midst of the action, there are several standout episodes but every episode of Season 1 had real impact.

Undeniably the quality of acting on this show is top notch from all the major roles to the minor.

I personally enjoy Jon and Daenerys stories amongst many others and ironically find myself too much invested in them to the point of criticism, but my favourite actors are the Lannisters much like yours! Their dynamic is a joy to watch, Charles Dance has a strong presence, its a shame his character had to depart so early, I absolutely adore Lena, she has an endearing persona that she manages to bring to her role as Cersei..

I feel I must mention Ramsay, Theon and Roose, as well as Stannis and Davos; I find their scenes intense, deeply interesting and profoundly disturbing at once.

Game of Thrones S04E10 DVD Commentary

Their reactions on the Brienne & Sandor thing 🤣 & Lena in the last gif 🤣

Headey confirms she's expecting; George R.R. Martin promises surprising deaths in season 5

Originally posted by: daenerysnow

I actually felt the same way about Kit when I started watching season 1, he didn't match the image I had of Jon Snow, but that was more of an aesthetic issue in my head, the general opinion is that he came across as too sulky where in retrospect it feels appropriate, it was intrinsic to his character as he went through these gradual changes. His alienation is vey much a part of who he is and that often gets misconstrued as his lack of engagement, whereas its quite the contrary. In fact its what makes him so endearing

I love the Lannister siblings! 😆Got to watch that commentary! The Nikolaj and Michelle Farley one is hilarious if you haven't already seen it yet.