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DivinePaladin on 11 April 2016
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NightDragon83 said:
DivinePaladin said:
The book crowd was more than kind enough to avoid spoiling things for the TV crowd for five years. Now the TV crowd has to return the favor for at least two. Simple as that.

Good luck with that.  The TV crowd practically Tweets out every single thing that happens during the course of an episode as it's happening.  With the books you kinda had to go out of your way to get the spoilers... with the TV show and the tons of media converage and weekly recap blogs and articles it gets, spoilers are inevitable.

Some major news & entertainment sites have even been so brazen as to pretty much announce major GoT spoilers right in the headlines on their homepage, so someone who innocently goes on there instantly has the whole episode ruined for them.  After the Season 5 finale was over, everyone pretty much knew Jon Snow's fate whether they had watched the show or not.

I didn't say they would. I said they had to if they had any respect for the guys who could have spoiled every single thing for them six years ago. 



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