The thing about GoT viewers in real life is they are so damned pushy. I can't just say 'no' to the question of if I watch it, fans invariably spend the next 10 minutes explaining why I should watch it - and they usually gang up on me to do so. It's really off putting.
Consider this rude post collective pay back. The show is too violent and rapey for me. I find the setting tedious at best and a lot of the fans to be rather obnoxious.
There are lots of tits and asses, along with a few penises, in West World. I didn't find the story good enough to keep me interested.I don't remember if there was nudity in west world but there was rape (off screen IIRC) and a strong undercurrent of sexual violence in a lot of the episode. I made it one episode into west world and GoT each and couldn't go further.
Please let us know when your next screenplay goes into production. Oh wait...It is actually a gimmick, to (try to) cover up for terrible writing. The show isn't that violent by now, and what violence they have is so ludicrously done that it is just not convincing (eg Arya the terminator).
There are lots of tits and asses, along with a few penises, in West World. I didn't find the story good enough to keep me interested.
Please let us know when your next screenplay goes into production. Oh wait...
Spoiler :just how stupidly underwhelming Cercei's death is going to be. Bronn's death is not mentioned in the leaked plot - doesn't mean it can't happen- but Cercei's is, with how it happens. Prepare for the most underwhelming death of the entire series.
Or Bronn explaining his absurdity with a dumb one-liner
That river made me chuckle though. Reaches horses to ankles but also deep enough for a slow decent into an endless abyss
Plenty of places where topography is like that, i.e. a shallow stretch and then a sudden steep drop into the depths. Might be more common along ocean shorelines than in rivers (but not unknown in rivers and especially not in river deltas, which is the kind of place this scene would be taking place since it's supposed to be right near King's Landing.)
In Norwegian we have a specific word for that sort of steep drop: "marbakke".
It’s the dumbest plan ever concocted on Game Of Thrones, so naturally all the once-brilliant strategists in Dragonstone, the people we’ve watched rout King’s Landing of political enemies without breaking a sweat and dominate battles in Blackwater Bay, Castle Black, and all over Essos tacitly consent. “Even if we could get into King’s Landing unnoticed and get an audience with the queen with a wight in tow without being murdered by either her people or the wight, how do we even get up to Eastwatch and back to King’s Landing before the war against the dead begins in earnest?” Nobody has any answers, but that’s okay with everyone in the room, because they know that way it’ll be a bigger surprise for the audience whenever they do whatever they’re gonna do.