The Final Tweetdown – The Final Finale
This is the FINAL Finale Twitter post! After everything was said and done… There was still much to be said.
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The Final Tweetdown – Part 2
Burn it ALL down, people, Twitter was EN FUEGO! Dis Twit Post. Part 2. You knew it. Don’t fake like you didn’t. So where were we? Ah, yes…
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THIS IS THE LAST EPISODE AND THEREFORE THE LAST TWITTER POST! (Part 1) AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! (Part 1 of aaaaaa) @Axechucker and @WatchersOTWall! If you don’t get it by now, you never will. ….Go!
Continue reading →Looking Forward, Game of Thrones Finale: The Future of Watchers on the Wall
It’s time we had the “Talk.” No, not THAT talk. The inevitable has materialized quickly. Six weeks passes hastily when you’re counting down episodes. And now we all stand at the precipice of hell staring down at the reality of our lives void of Game of Thrones. Yes, we will persevere. Yes, we will move on […]
Continue reading →The Tweets – Part 2
Twitter post, Part the Second. Where were we? Ah, yes… The Bells Did Toll!
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We ’bout that Tweet life. I got no time or room to explain this to you. I am @Axechucker of @WatchersOTWall. Follow us on Twitter. For fun! Let’s go.
Continue reading →The Lust of the Starks – Part 2
Dis part 2. But you knew that. Where were we? Ah, yes. A cool, easy-breeze day just off the shore of Dragonstone….
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Hello. This is a Twitter post. @Axechucker of house @WatchersOTWall, at your service. In lieu of a Twitter pun title, I went a little more obvious. So let’s do this.
Continue reading →The Long Flight – Aftermath
So this is a Twitter post addendum, basically. You’d think two posts per episode would be enough. CLEARLY NOT. There is still a lot to unpack with this. The Long Night was quite possibly the most divisive episode in Game of Thrones history. It broke records, y’all. It was the most tweeted-about single episode of […]
Continue reading →On the Fandom Road: No Longer an Outsider
The year was 2011. A friend of mine – knowing my penchant for fantasy – had been pestering me to read a book series called A Song of Ice and Fire. “You’ll love it,” he said. “And now there’s a TV show based on it.” I finally relented and purchased all five novels – lucky […]
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