Winter may be coming to Westeros, but there was no chill in the air for the Season 3 premiere of HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” Deadline’s Dominic Patten reports. Viewers gave the hack-and-slash fantasy epic a very warm reception.
Read more here: http://www.deadline.com/2013/04/game-of-thrones-ratings-season-3-premiere-hbo/
Did you see the show? What did you think? Excited about the season?
Okay, it’s official: HBO is putting out this “Game of Thrones” poster, with a March date on it, a minor hint that there might be, for those with a passing interest in the celebrated TV translation of George R.R. Martin’s fantasy book series, reason to tune in that day. So, not only is winter coming, so is spring.
Who’s looking forward to seeing which heads roll this season?
We have a great preview of the VERY competitive Primetime Emmys Best Drama race here: http://ow.ly/cXnpP
Will it be “Mad Men,” coming off a great run but not a great fifth season? The brilliant “Breaking Bad,” nearing the end of its story with what many consider its best season yet? Fast-rising newcomers “Homeland” or “Game of Thrones?” Or maybe period gems “Boardwalk Empire” and “Downton Abbey?”
What’s your pick?
(Source: deadline.com)
Going to #SDCC? LOTS of GREAT TV panels, from “Battlestar Galactica” to “Breaking Bad” and a whole lot of other stuff in between, for shows such as “Game of Thrones,” Joss Whedon on the short-lived but much loved “Firefly,” the long-running and also much loved “Battlestar Galactica,” and “Community.”
Deadline’s Dominic Patten gives the panel-by-panel rundown on what to expect each day. Good luck figuring out what you want to see more.
Read more here: http://ow.ly/c7Ctx
(Source: deadline.com)
Deadline TV Editor Nellie Andreeva joins with Michael Ausiello to handicap the very complicated and interesting race for best drama series for the upcoming Emmy Awards.
“Mad Men” has been riding high for years, with four straight wins for best dramatic series, but Nellie and Michael suggest it may be tougher this time around, with stout competition and no sterling episodes such as “The Suitcase” to cinch the award in voters minds.
Meanwhile, “Breaking Bad” continues its mad and brilliant path, and “Homeland” is generating more and more love. “The Good Wife” is probably broadcast TV’s only real hope for even a nomination. To further complicate the race, “Boardwalk Empire” has really hit its stride in its second season, and “Game of Thrones” and “Downton Abbey” are potent contenders. Who will win out?
Check out more of Nellie and Michael’s predictions here at Deadline.com (and our sister publication Awardsline) as we continue our coverage of the run-up to Emmy voting. Tell us what you think about the shows and stars most deserving and most likely to win (they aren’t always the same) Emmys for best drama series this year.
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