HBO has greenlighted highly anticipated fantasy series "Game of Thrones."Let's hope that this doesn't go the way of Legend of the Seeker, and takes more of a tack consistent with HBO's previous works, but without turning off the tap early, a la Rome.
The premium network has picked up the project for a first season debut next spring (below is the first released photo from the series). Nine episodes plus the pilot have been ordered. Production will begin in Belfast this June.
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That looks cool. Too bad I don't get Hobo.
I don't either, but the seasons should be available through NetFlix at some point, which seems to be the only way I intentionally watch television lately.
The Tudors is a great series as well. It's on Showtime and iTunes.
Have you seen the board games? They look awesome.
Tudors: queued on NetFlix.
The Game of Thrones boardgames crossed my radar some years ago, before I started reading the series... Thanks for bringing them to my attention again, Kawaika, as I'm not sure they're have crossed it again. (I'm looking into it, in other words.)
I haven't read the series yet (someone bought four books for me, but I just haven't gotten around to reading them yet), but I still want to get the board games.
For some odd reason I'm really interested in board games at the moment, although I can hardly ever find people to play them with.
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