Game of Thrones

[Coito ergo sum]

[Coito ergo sum]

One theory has it that there are too many boobs in Game of Thrones -- http://entertainment.time.com/2011/07/0 ... f-thrones/

I am of the view that "too many boobs" is not a real concept. It may exist on paper, but in reality there is no such thing.

[SteveB]

One theory has it that there are too many boobs in Game of Thrones -- http://entertainment.time.com/2011/07/0 ... f-thrones/

I am of the view that "too many boobs" is not a real concept. It may exist on paper, but in reality there is no such thing.

Not enough if you ask me.

[Animavore]

Very little boobage this season.

[Animavore]

One theory has it that there are too many boobs in Game of Thrones -- http://entertainment.time.com/2011/07/0 ... f-thrones/

I am of the view that "too many boobs" is not a real concept. It may exist on paper, but in reality there is no such thing.

From the article -

In Salon, meanwhile, TV critic (and my Brooklyn neighbor) Matt Zoller Seitz responded that McNamara—and other critics who have dinged Thrones for its frequent nudie scenes—were being typical American prudes: “This is America’s Puritan mentality coming home to roost in criticism. Closeups of throats being slit and limbs being lopped off are an expected part of R-rated entertainment aimed at adult viewers, and not even worthy of comment. But nudity and sex must be ‘justified.’”

Read more: http://entertainment.time.com/2011/07/0 ... z2RPSyfBHS

There is a certain truth to this. The boobage barely raised an eyebrow in Europe.

This is not a Europe vs America comment. Just stating the facts.

[SteveB]

Very little boobage this season.

Still waiting for Dany after a season-long of non-boobage.

[Animavore]

Very little boobage this season.

Still waiting for Dany after a season-long of non-boobage.

I can think of one scene in the book which could possibly...


I've said too much.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

This is not a Europe vs America comment. Just stating the facts.

PG-13 if you slaughter a few thousand people, R if one gal shows a nipple for a few seconds. Fucking religiotards.

[Coito ergo sum]

One theory has it that there are too many boobs in Game of Thrones -- http://entertainment.time.com/2011/07/0 ... f-thrones/

I am of the view that "too many boobs" is not a real concept. It may exist on paper, but in reality there is no such thing.

From the article -

In Salon, meanwhile, TV critic (and my Brooklyn neighbor) Matt Zoller Seitz responded that McNamara—and other critics who have dinged Thrones for its frequent nudie scenes—were being typical American prudes: “This is America’s Puritan mentality coming home to roost in criticism. Closeups of throats being slit and limbs being lopped off are an expected part of R-rated entertainment aimed at adult viewers, and not even worthy of comment. But nudity and sex must be ‘justified.’”

Read more: http://entertainment.time.com/2011/07/0 ... z2RPSyfBHS

There is a certain truth to this. The boobage barely raised an eyebrow in Europe.

This is not a Europe vs America comment. Just stating the facts.

In all fairness -- the boobage barely raised a comment in the US either. This one article is the first I ever heard of any issue with boobage.

Boobs are all over the place on cable tv. Nobody really says much about it.

[Seth]

This is not a Europe vs America comment. Just stating the facts.

PG-13 if you slaughter a few thousand people, R if one gal shows a nipple for a few seconds. Fucking religiotards.

On this we agree completely. Make love, not war.

[Jason]

Missed the passed episode.. again! I think they'll rerun it before the new one tomorrow.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

If you have Dish you can watch them all.

[rachelbean]

I think episode 3.4 was my favourite episode of the series so far

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Idiots guide to Game of Thrones, Seasons 1-2.

Ahem, spoilers.

[Seabass]

One theory has it that there are too many boobs in Game of Thrones -- http://entertainment.time.com/2011/07/0 ... f-thrones/

I am of the view that "too many boobs" is not a real concept. It may exist on paper, but in reality there is no such thing.

From the article -

In Salon, meanwhile, TV critic (and my Brooklyn neighbor) Matt Zoller Seitz responded that McNamara—and other critics who have dinged Thrones for its frequent nudie scenes—were being typical American prudes: “This is America’s Puritan mentality coming home to roost in criticism. Closeups of throats being slit and limbs being lopped off are an expected part of R-rated entertainment aimed at adult viewers, and not even worthy of comment. But nudity and sex must be ‘justified.’”

Read more: http://entertainment.time.com/2011/07/0 ... z2RPSyfBHS

There is a certain truth to this. The boobage barely raised an eyebrow in Europe.

This is not a Europe vs America comment. Just stating the facts.

Yes, it's true. Unlike prudish, puritanical Merkins, Europeans are sexually liberated and sexually mature and never complain about nudity.

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