If you watch two episodes, The Red Wedding and When Khaleesi Got Her Groove Back, you'll either be hooked or just continue being dead inside.

But will there be a red wedding?

As much as this show surprises me and has trained me to expect the unexpected, this scene still totally blew my mind.

Almost as good as the red wedding.

No love for this? Wouldn't you just love to have this played at your (red) wedding? *beg

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I have to admit, I made a rookie mistake and actually believed my friend when he told me the it was called the Red Wedding because there was some sort of menstruation scene. I figured hey, GoT is pretty graphic, so this is plausible.

I mean for crying out loud, Shae checked the bedroom sheets for blood the next morning so it wasn't COMPLETELY outside the realm of possibility.

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> Red wedding, huh?

no big deal, they wear some furs at the wedding and some protestors throw red paint on them and call them animal-murderers and it really shocks everyone to see their nice garb ruined

Still in season 2. Red wedding, huh? Ok, prolly some blood, I'm guessing... I'll try to forget about it until I get to season 3, though.

@Yogi - Hmm. You thought Season 3 was dragging on and on, but you also want the seasons to be 20 2-hour shows long? I think I would like a very in-depth take on the source that way, but I tend to think that most people would feel like things were dragging too much.

Personally, I liked the books and am enjoying watching a for-TV take on the material. Some things disappoint me compared to the books, but on the whole I feel like it is pretty well done. Sorta like Peter Jackson's LOTR. In both cases, as a fan of the books a longer runtime would almost always be better from my perspective but I can usually understand the cuts made to condense down the material. I'd even include being OK with stuff like Tom Bombadil missing in the LOTR films, which irked a lot of fans; or at least a vocal number on the internet.

The Red Wedding from the books was fairly shocking for me on first reading, but on the other hand I recovered from it fairly quickly since I was personally a bigger fan of Jon Snow as my Stark clan icon from the get-go. As mentioned in the video here, Robb is played up quite a bit in the series, so I guess that for people who haven't read the books it might be an even bigger initial shock than it was to book readers.

/potential slight spoilers

...Not to mention that some other events coming up quite soon replace the "holy shit, that was brutal!" reaction to the Red Wedding with "holy shit, that was brutally awesome!"...

Thanks to the sift, I saw the part of the episode where the chick with the white hair got her army, freed them, and still got her army. That was cool.

Never read the books, never watched the show.

Saw this "red wedding" thing, was impressed at the CGI on the throat slashes. Didn't know any backstory... had no clue these were bad people getting their due, or the heroes getting fucked up.

I guess everything needs context.

I know I'm gonna get ripped apart, but I didn't care about the Red Wedding. After the initial shock of watching a pregnant woman get stabbed in the stomach, I was over it. This guy has one move, build up some stuff and then destroy it and watch the ripples. It's not a clever way of destroying something, it's informed by his love of Medieval Times. Also this probably doesn't bother anyone else but the special effects and the fact that a person just sits there while being stabbed instead of at least doubling over in pain is ridiculous. You get more defense out of people in Rwanda from machete strikes, and blood doesn't come out of a neck like that, just watch hockey skate accidents!

I loved Seasons 1 and 2, Season 3 was dragging on and on with me only really caring about the Adventures of Ygritte and Jon Snow, and Aryas little stuff. Actually the pairing of Jamie and that huge woman was pretty cool for a bit but I also got tired of what a sad sack he was.

I have two problems with Game of Thrones though that I think people will agree with, so read this if you already hate everything I wrote.

ONE: There's not enough of it. I'm not talking about Khaleesi wandering the desert, I'm talking about character development. These are HUGE books with tons of scenes, I gotta think that somewhere along the line a character or two is developed with some small things rather than BIG 3 minute scenes. I want the series to be 20 episodes long, 2 hours and episode. I know people want action and every episode has to matter but aren't the books written in POV format? Why not have some POV parts in the show with some personal narrative!

TWO: The fucking praise it receives. I get there's a lot of book readers and it's a very good series, but it's not the second coming. This isn't even the best thing on TV right now, and it certainly isn't better than The Wire. Game of Thrones has a bunch of Emmys, The Wire has only two Nominations...they didn't even WIN ANYTHING! Could that be because Game of Thrones has like One black guy...who's obsessed with raping a white woman by the way, interesting there.

Oh and The Wire is Real, that shit really fucking happens everyday still. Yet this week people are crying like pussies because their favorite characters get got. Even though I'm a huge fan, I'm kind of embarrassed after this episode to be associated with a lot of the internet. I mean I thought it was cool when Buffy died the second time, it wasn't the end of the fucking world though. Also Buffy came back to life, so good reference to use right? Right?! Ahhh shut up.

I laughed at one comment about the red wedding.

"OMFG EVEN PEOPLE NAMED AFTER A SEAN BEAN CHARACTER ALWAYS DIE!"

Yet ANOTHER Red Wedding reaction video?

"It's unfair this being so funny. I'm still emotionally traumatized from the red wedding."

You better stop watching, because it only gets worse...and worse...