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How did a series, heavily remarked upon for its careful craft and focus, turn from sweeping the Emmy Awards with universal acclaim to garnering mass disappointment from fans and critics alike?
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Sunday is coming! Shannon and Harrison — the Daily Cal’s staff representative & arts and entertainment comic book beat, respectively — talk Game of Thrones episode three by conducting a mock interview with Jon Snow himself!
Here’s how to get through a conversation about “Game of Thrones” if you don’t know the difference between your Targaryens and your Tyrells.
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From Arya Stark to Tyrion Lannister, here’s how your favorite White-Walker-slaying personas would live life at UC Berkeley.
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Now, if you think a column about Cal basketball shouldn’t discuss death, let’s just say that covering a team that was in the midst of a 16-game losing streak begins to trigger that sort of introspection.
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Even though the episode may not have been entirely happy, this interpretation of season eight was highly enjoyable to watch.
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While Jon Snow may know nothing about calculus or coding when midterm season begins, he’ll fight through it all with a tough face like the Stark man he is.
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Grade: 3.5/5.0 Season seven of “Game of Thrones” began as spectacularly as season six ended, with Arya’s (Maisie Williams) Frey-icide and Daenerys’ (Emilia Clarke) arrival at Dragonstone. After a while, though, it became clear that such big moments as these were the actual fabric of the season, and they soon went
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“Game of Thrones” unveiled one of the gnarliest episodes in its history, leaving everyone feeling a combination of satisfaction and terror.
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With a title so rife with symbolism as “The Dragon and the Wolf,” the seventh season finale of “Game of Thrones” was fittingly filled with significant imagery.
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