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There's A 'Storm' Coming: Did IMDb Just Spoil A Major 'Game Of Thrones' Return?
Look into the fires, my King, for the Lord of Light has a message for us all: Prepare for a major return in the next episode of HBO's Game of Thrones. It has been a season of first meetings and big reunions, but among the slew of jolly bakers and long-lost direwolves, it looks like another blast from Arya Stark's past is ready to rear their head from the shadows.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
You're Fired: Did 'Game Of Thrones' Just Kill Off A Dragon Without Us Knowing?
As fans of HBO's Game of Thrones are still feeling the "burn" from Season 7's "The Spoils of War," it seems that neither the Lannister nor Targaryen forces are quite as military savvy as we first thought. Some pretty major players have been left with their lives hanging in the balance, while most are worrying whether our favorite twincest brother will survive his dip in the river. But perhaps we should be focusing our attentions elsewhere.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Cold As Ice, Willing To Sacrifice: Will 'Game Of Thrones' Make Cersei Sacrifice Her Baby To The Night King?
With the snow having fallen on Game of Thrones Season 7, fans of HBO's fiery fantasy have quite the wait until the show wraps its ending in 2019. However, with two years to trawl the internet and concoct our own Mad King theories, there is more than enough time to look into the flames and guess what is coming next.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
10 Things You Didn't Know About 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'
It may seem hard to believe, but the phenomenon that was Buffy the Vampire Slayer ended 13 years ago on May 20th after 7 seasons and 144 episodes, not to mention the spin-off series Angel. Many people are still fans of the show, however, and can be seen dressed as Buffy at conventions or doing a viewing of the musical episode "Once More With Feeling". Are you a die hard Buffy fan? Think you know everything there is to know about the show? Here are some things you might not have known about the TV show.
By Tisha Eaton8 years ago in Geeks
The Cogs Are Turning Again: 'Game Of Thrones' Writer Bryan Cogman Is Developing A Fifth Prequel
It doesn't take Bran Stark's raven ability to know that winter (and prequels) are coming to Game of Thrones, but we finally have some more news on where HBO plans to take its cash cow when the main show ends in 2019. The network had already announced that four prequels would continue our bloodlust and porn satisfaction, while author #GeorgeRRMartin had always hinted there could be more to come. Well, the old gods and the new may have just answered our prayers, and a fifth spin-off is officially gracing the lands of Westeros and beyond with some substantial talent at its helm.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Three Eyes Are Better Than Two: Did Meera Reed Just Confirm A Major 'Game Of Thrones' Fan Theory?
As Game of Thrones Season 7 heads for its snowy twilight, the current series of the show has proved to be a family affair with some pretty big reunions. After six tragic seasons apart, we now have the surviving Starks united under their sigil at Winterfell. However, while Arya and Sansa are full of the joys of spring, it is safe to say that Bran is still giving us some major Damien from The Omen vibes.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Answering Those Burning Questions: Does The Science Behind 'Game Of Thrones' Doom Another Dragon?
As a Dothraki horde of millions tuned in for Game of Thrones Season 7, fans of the show relished in all the death, dragons, and destruction (sometimes at the same time) that they have come to expect from HBO's frosty fantasy. However, as we wait for Season 8 of the sensational saga to take flight, there is some worrying news sent by raven over the skies of Westeros.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
You'll Want These TV Witches On Your Side When Evil Comes A-Knockin'
Witches have gotten a bad rap over the years. Most of the time, they can be portrayed as green-faced hags with warts and hooked noses and labeled "evil" because their powers are otherworldly. Take the Wizard of Oz's Wicked Witch of the West, portrayed by Margaret Hamilton, as a prime example. We can thank her the tinted complexion, which can immediately come to mind when we hear the word "witch," but it wasn't to make her appear any creepier than she already was. But it wasn't her skin tone that gave the Wicked Witch of the West so much influence over the creation of witches in the next two and a half decades. It was the clear lack of redeemable qualities. She was clearly a villain and enjoyed the role. It wasn't until 1964 and the introduction of Bewitched's Samantha Stevens that viewers caught a glimpse of a witch that had a good heart.
By Rachel Carrington8 years ago in Geeks
A 'Stark' Reminder Of Who's In Charge: 'Game Of Thrones' Stars Discuss Their Weird Reunion In Season 7
Forget your battlefield BBQs or poisonous parting words, Season 7 of HBO's Game of Thrones will surely be remembered as "The One Where They All Meet." Continuing a season of epic reunions and first-time chinwags, the episode "The Spoils of War" finally saw Sansa and Arya Stark come back together in a tear-jerking homecoming. They may have hated each other's guts at times, but putting their sibling rivalry behind them, the Stark girls finally got their emotional reunion in the crypts of Winterfell.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
