Here we are folks, back in the wonderful world of Game Of Thrones. Today, we look at a cameo you may not have seen due to... another unexpected cameo. Oh yeah, we're talking the cup.
Here we are folks, back in the wonderful world of Game Of Thrones. Today, we look at a cameo you may not have seen due to... another unexpected cameo. Oh yeah, we're talking the cup.
Watch out folks, we've got a spoi-boy in the house.
He's gonna spoil Game Of Thrones Season 8, Episode 4 for all of you guys who are still kicking around on Season 3! This is your final warning!
What did you think of 'The Last Of The Starks'? It's been divisive amongst fans, with some accusing the creators, David Benioff and D. B. Weiss of "ruining" Season 8, and perhaps even the legacy of the whole show.
It's a buildup episode, people.
Yes, they killed off a dragon with a totally overpowered ballista thing. Yes, Sansa is the worst keeper of secrets in all of Westeros. But it's all going to pay off... I hope.
Apparently, we learned that the "there's a Starbucks on every corner" trope extends into fiction as well.
It's now canon that the coffee chain exists in Westeros, as Daenerys was seen with a cup in front of her during one of the scenes.
I mean it's not really canon, someone probably forgot to take their cup out of the scene.
The script supervisor, or whoever is in charge of scene continuity is probably to blame for that mistake, not Starbucks' ever reaching tentacles.
Seriously, the memes were popping off for this one, folks. For the last couple of days, everyone has been posting Starbucks/Game Of Thrones crossovers.
Twitter, Reddit, Instagram, they're all over it!
A cameo!
I mean, Game Of Thrones cameos are often hard to spot in general, but it completely went over everyone's head due to A) the Starbucks cup and B) the way that Jon treated Ghost.
Okay, not everybody loved Ed Sheeran's cameo, but he was there. There's no changing it.
Also known as Rob McElhenney, this actor and director appeared in the first episode of the new Season as one of Euron Greyjoy's posse.
He got shot in the eye by an arrow.
Chris Stapleton, one of the greats I might add, got to appear as a fallen wildling during the Battle Of Winterfell.
Hm... I wonder if they have country music in Westeros. Do Tyrion and the boys hang out and listen to "Boys Round Here"?
During the Feast Of Winterfell, we see these two guys in the background.
Barely, and they're Wildlings covered in hair, but if you look closely...
That's right, D.B. Weiss and David Benioff were raising glasses with Tormund and celebrating the victory.
It's not their first cameo, but it's certainly their most recent one.
And rightfully so, it's often neat to see the creator of a product in... well, their product.
Plus, it gives the feeling like they really want to be a part of this thing, so much so they insert themselves into the series.
While they are the creators and writers, I'm pretty sure they pay people to notice coffee cups.
Or at the very least whoever on the cast or crew that was drinking it should've moved the darn thing!
Cool? Uncool? Who do you think should appear in the upcoming episodes of Game Of Thrones?
Personally, I'd like to see Taylor Swift as Cersei's baby years down the line... Maybe a spinoff show?