[NO SPOILERS]  King's Landing pyromancer Hallyne is portrayed by Roy, a long-time personal friend of author George who chose him to narrate the audiobook editions of the novels, a work that brought him a Guinness World Record for the largest number of characters voiced in an audiobook.

[NO SPOILERS] King's Landing pyromancer Hallyne is portrayed by Roy, a long-time personal friend of author George who chose him to narrate the audiobook editions of the novels, a work that brought him a Guinness World Record for the largest number of characters voiced in an audiobook.

u/-thirdatlas- — 3 hours ago

One of the lesser known inhabitants of Twin Peaks, the plumber Mr. Zipper. While adjusting the sheriff's station sprinkler system's sensitivity, he overhears a conversation between Lucy and Andy about Lucy's pregnancy.

u/-thirdatlas- — 20 hours ago

[NO SPOILERS] Melisandre claims that Stannis was "born amidst salt and smoke." Dragonstone, a volcanic island is a place of salt and smoke, but Stannis was born at Storm's End.

u/-thirdatlas- — 4 days ago
▲ 41 r/Zappa

Capitol released "Lumpy Gravy" on the 4-track cartridge format in limited numbers, anyone have one of these?

u/-thirdatlas- — 5 days ago

[SPOILERS] When Talisa amputates the soldier's foot, she claims it is because the 'rot' has set in, however the battle had only happened the night before not leaving enough time for putrefaction.

u/-thirdatlas- — 5 days ago

[SPOILERS] Jack found the scene where Joffrey humbles Sansa so disturbing that he apologized to Sophie after every single take.

u/-thirdatlas- — 6 days ago

[SPOILERS] The "Rat Torture" scene at Harrenhal is based on a real historical torture method used in medieval times.

u/-thirdatlas- — 7 days ago
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'Absolutely Free' had an ad in the gatefold for listeners to send one dollar for a complete libretto booklet containing lyrics and plot explanations. Anyone have the booklet?

u/-thirdatlas- — 10 days ago
▲ 52 r/drawing

Drawing crumpled paper really makes you pay attention to what’s actually there instead of what your mind thinks is there.

u/-thirdatlas- — 10 days ago

[SPOILERS] The city of Qarth was modeled after the painting "Consummation" from Thomas Cole's "Course of Empire" series, which also chronicles the rise and fall of kingdoms.

u/-thirdatlas- — 10 days ago