Game of Thrones

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So I mentioned elsewhere in another thread that I'm currently on a binge-watch of Game of Thrones - having not seen it before, my TV-watching companion is insisting that I must watch the whole 8 seasons before we move onto watching the relatively new "House of the Dragons".

Currently, we're onto season 5 so over halfway through and I am really enjoying it, but the show is so complex, there's so many characters and I'm really finding it hard to keep track of who's who and who has allegiances with which families and so on.

Anyway, has anyone else watched Game of Thrones and if so, how engrossed did you get?

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So I mentioned elsewhere in another thread that I'm currently on a binge-watch of Game of Thrones - having not seen it before, my TV-watching companion is insisting that I must watch the whole 8 seasons before we move onto watching the relatively new "House of the Dragons".

Currently, we're onto season 5 so over halfway through and I am really enjoying it, but the show is so complex, there's so many characters and I'm really finding it hard to keep track of who's who and who has allegiances with which families and so on.

Anyway, has anyone else watched Game of Thrones and if so, how engrossed did you get?

Game of Thrones is definitely a show that can pull you in with its complex narrative, intricate character relationships, and unpredictable plot twists. Many viewers find themselves deeply engrossed in the story, often discussing theories and character arcs as they watch. It's not uncommon for people to need to refer to guides or maps to keep track of all the characters and their allegiances, especially since they can shift throughout the series.

Since you're on season 5, you're in a part of the series where many plots are converging, and the stakes are getting higher for many characters. This is when the political intrigues and personal vendettas really start to heat up. If you're enjoying it so far, you're likely to be captivated until the end. Also, once you're ready to move on to House of the Dragon, you'll find it interesting how it expands on the lore and history of Westeros.

Many fans appreciate re-watching episodes or certain seasons because it helps them catch subtleties they missed the first time around, given how rich the storytelling is. How have you been finding the different storylines and characters so far? Do you have any favorites or predictions about how things will turn out?