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[Timothy]

For discussing the HBO show..

[Kujo]

Love it. Season 1 has been the best in my opinion. Season 3 started very strong but by episode 7 or so just got a bit hard to follow as they seemed to be throwing too much into each episode. I thought the best part of season 1 was how they took their time exploring all the plots. I'm kind of surprised that there hasnt been more of a backlash about the heavy homosexual themes this year. I sure as hell know the American public didn't get tolerant all of a sudden so this is kind of an interesting element to me. Oh yeah, Jessica is hawt. I have been given the challenge of getting the actor who plays Eric to one of our events. This should be interesting.

[gnr_22]

Love it.

Season 1 has been the best in my opinion. Season 3 started very strong but by episode 7 or so just got a bit hard to follow as they seemed to be throwing too much into each episode. I thought the best part of season 1 was how they took their time exploring all the plots.

I'm kind of surprised that there hasnt been more of a backlash about the heavy homosexual themes this year. I sure as hell know the American public didn't get tolerant all of a sudden so this is kind of an interesting element to me.

Oh yeah, Jessica is hawt.

I have been given the challenge of getting the actor who plays Eric to one of our events. This should be interesting.

Your right, S3 is getting real crazy, but still very interesting at the same time...and yes Jessica is very HOT!!.....

Speaking of Eric, next weeks show is going to be interesting. I justhope he sticks around for a while longer. He and Jason are my favoriteson the show.....Jason could star in his own show...that guy is sofunny...he cracks me up on every episode...lol

What kind of events do you do??, If you don't mind me asking??

[Kujo]

I have some friends on Ghost Hunters International. I find places for them to go do meet & greets with fans and an investigation. Season 3 is getting its legs again. Eric is too popular, he isnt going anywhere. I haven't read the books yet, but my understanding is that they are straying from the books quite a bit. Kind of liked seeing Sam grow a pair but his new back story is just too similar to Sawyer from lost. Jason is an idiot, but an entertaining idiot. Have to give credit to the actor for making it so believable. Lafayette has to have the best lines over all though in the series. Another actor doing a great job at not playing up to a stereo type.

[Timothy]

They basically use the books as a starting point , but go off from there.

[Kujo]

Thats what I heard. Supposedly a few main characters should have been dead long ago.

[Timothy]

Its probable a good thing the aren't sticking to the books. Lets them open things up a bit more.

[Kujo]

Thats what I thought was a good thing with Lord of the Rings. The movies varied in points enough so it was fresh for the people who read the books. Yet there is still so much that wasnt filmed that there is new material for anyone who wants to go read the books after seeing the films. After True Blood is all over I will go back and read the books.

[AxlsMainMan]

Really hated how they fucked with the ending of Lord of the Rings though.

[Timothy]

Thats what I thought was a good thing with Lord of the Rings. The movies varied in points enough so it was fresh for the people who read the books. Yet there is still so much that wasnt filmed that there is new material for anyone who wants to go read the books after seeing the films.

After True Blood is all over I will go back and read the books.

True both are good examples of how to change things for better for the most part. something the Potter films failed epically at.

[Kujo]

Yeah, how could they change the ending of LotR so frigging drastically. I was looking forward to the whole Shire battle. The director from the last two HP films screwed the pooch big time. Don't know why hey stuck with him for the final 2 parts.

[Timothy]

Probable cause dude was cheap . I no they tried for a while to get Guillermo del Toro to direct a potter but never could.