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Sunday, 31 March 2013

Game of Thrones Season 3 Liveblog! Episode One: Valar Dohaeris

Posted on 17:29 by Unknown
WOW!
Game of Thrones is back!

EFF YEAH!
DANCE!

...oh. Who put Jon Snow in charge of the music?

that was a bad idea.

holy crap!

What's going to happen at the Wall?
Or in King's Landing?
Will we finally meet the Reeds?
How will Brienne and Jaime get along?
I bet there'll be some battles too!

Hit the cut with us, and we'll talk it over.



8:30 - so... about this whole OMGTHEPREMIEREISHERE!!! deal. 
umm, we had this whole deal worked out with The Walking Dead and don't exactly want to miss it.
Sooo, we'll be starting this deal up and running at 10:00pm. It'll be awesome - trust us.

If you're interested in the interim, pop by our Walking Dead Season Finale Liveblog! C'mon Walkers, White Walkers, it's similar.

these ones are just like... magic or something, it's cool.

8:45 - some of you might be questioning our decision to pull double duties on the blog.
some of you are probably annoyed you'll have to wait an hour to read along with us (yeah, right.)
well, maybe we didn't think that through so well. maybe we're bad at strategy, like Robb Stark.

meta meta


soo, sorry about that.

8:55 - so we're bouncing over to our The Walking Dead liveblog, but try back here in an hour or so for all that awesome fighting over being a King with all them different houses. oooh, descriptive!

9:45 - make sure you round up your drinks, folks. Just 15 minutes 'til we're rocking the return of Game of Thrones liveblog.

10:04 - well, we've started in progress and Sam and his mates are fighting some white walkers. One guy's dead already and Sam just got his ass saved by Ghost.

Old Bear arrives with some fire to dispatch the Walker, and asks Sam if he sent the Ravens.

"Tarly, look at me. Did you send the Ravens?"

Sam shakes his head.

"That was your one job. You had only one job."

way to go, you jerk.



10:06 - Old Bear says they have to go warn people, or before Winter's done, "everyone you know will be dead."

BOOM! Opening credits.
Wow, they look so much cooler!

10:08 - we're back with Rattleshirt and the Wildlings at one badass set.
'Poor' Jon Snow is being led about by Ygritte.

He sees a giant for the first time.
They look believable, a credit to the show's effects team.

Ygritte laughs at him.

"Don't stare too long. They're shy. And if you stare too long they get angry."

She tells him stories about them pounding men like hammers pound nails as one hammers a mammoth tusk into the ground.

10:10 - Wow, Wildlings pelt Jon Snow with various stones and such for being a crow bastard.  Many of them are children, who Ygritte reminds Jon have no fathers to discipline them.  Seeing as they were killed by his Black Brothers and all.

He asks if he'll be free to go when he's free.

"Sure you will," Ygritte tells him. "and I'll be free to kill you.

These two are so cute.

They're going to meet Mance.

10:11 -

"I smell a crow" someone says.

Ygritte and Rattleshirt tell the bearded man about the whole killing Qhorin thing. That seems to bode well for him.

Actual Mance is in the background and catches wind of this.
Fake Mance tells stories about killing people.
Pretty buff.

"What's your name boy?

Jon tells him, then bows.
Calls him Your Grace, which earns a good laugh.

10:13 - Real Mance sends everybody off for some private time with Ned Stark's bastard.  Holy shit, that's Dick Koosman!

margot at the wedding is one of my favourite movies!

Also, we learn that Fake Mance is actually Tormund Giantsbane.  Wonder how yonder giant feels about that.
They wax poetic about women, freedom and being a traitor.

"Why do you want join us, Jon Snow?"

Mance gets in his face.

"I want to be free."

"No, what I think you want to be, is a hero. I'll ask you one last time. Why do you want to join us?"

Jon tells him about Craster's Keep, and leaving babies in the woods, and what takes babies in the woods.

"You're telling me you saw one of them?" Mance asks. And asks why this would make him desert the walls.

Jon reveals the Old Bear's complicity in this arrangement, and says he wants to "fight for the side that fights for the living." he asks if he's in the right place.

Mance tells him "I think we'll need to find you a new cloak."

10:16 - Boob alert. Drink!

So Bronn is with a sex worker, lamenting his lack of imagination, but is eventually interrupted by Podrick.

"I didn't hear that," he tells Pod.

Pod says Tyrion sent for him though.

"It's a matter of life and death."

10:17 - Poor Tyrion looks nowhere near as bad as he does in the books.

There's a rapping at the door.

"Who is it?"

"It's your sister. The Queen?"

10:17 - Tyrion's taken aback by her guards, and doesn't want to let her in.  She tells him that a wooden door wouldn't stop her from killing him if she wanted to do it.  He tells her to leave her guards outside, and she complies.

"I'm not afraid of you, little brother."

Tyrion hesistates but lets her in (while holding an axe, of course).

"Why are you here?"

"I wanted to see your face. They said you lost your nose."  She remarks on how it's not nearly so gruesome as all that, and seems mildly disappointed.  Gods (ha), their dynamic is so great!  I would love more scenes with - well, anything on this show.

10:18 - ha! now these two cuties share the funny story about how Tyrion almost died, and the dude that almost killed him was one of their men.

Cersei quips a short joke.

Tyrion tells her Pycelle made the same joke.

"Are you proud to be as clever as a man whose balls touch his own knees?"

10:19 - The chess game continues as the two discuss various aspects of their respective relationships with their father over the years.

Cersei's nervous about Tyrion going to talk to him.

10:21 - Bronn arrives to meet with Tyrion but is interrupted Cersei guards, one of which is Meryn Trant (yknow, the Sansa beater?) They almost have a wee little scuffle, but Cersei exits the room, interrupting that.  They make a pretty amusing tableau as she exits Tyrion's chambers in a swirl of amazing skirts.

Later now, Bronn and Tyrion have a little walk and talk wherein Bronn asks for more money.
How much more, Tyrion asks?

"Double."
"Double?"
"Double. I'm a knight now. Knights cost double."
Tyrion complains that he doesn't even know how much he's paying Bronn now, and Bronn wisely points out that this means he can clearly afford it.

10:22 - ooh, poor Davos is on a beach, all sunburnt and blistered, without his finger pouch.

10:23 - A boat paddles to the shore and asks who he is.

"I was in the battle. At Blackwater. I am a captain, and a knight."

"Ay, sir, and serving which king?"

"The one true king of Westoros," Davos says, shivering. "Stannis Baratheon."

Fortunately, these men agree.

10:24 - Aboard the ship, Davos catches up with Salladhor Saan.

Davos is pretty sad about losing his sons.

Stannis is still alive (of course), and sulking at Dragonstone. Davos was to go there, but Salladhor's not taking him.

See, he was promised riches and glory in exchange for his ships.
He held up his half.

10:25 - turns out Stannis is held at Dragonstone, not seeing anyone but Melissandre.
She apparently burns people alive for being "servants of darkness" and sings to them as they die. Cool, no?

"I'm thinking Dragonstone is a place for us to avoid," Salladhor claims (given that they are a pirate and a smuggler, respectively - both clearly servants of darkness).

Davos declares his intention to kill Melisandre.  Salladhor Saan has little patience for this plan.

"If you fail, they'll burn you. If they succeed, they'll burn you."

Davos is angered.

"You drank with me on my wedding day!"
"You drank with me on four of my wedding days!" Saan retorts.

Stannis asks if he's going to help.
Salladhor tells him that when Davos dies, he'll collect his bones in a tiny pouch for his widow to wear.

Nice.  That is cold, but fair.

10:27 - Hey, look everybody! Robb Stark!

He and is bannerman come upon Harrenhall, all slaughtered up.
Yuck.

10:28 - Catelyn and Robb survey the damage.

Catelyn sees someone she knows, which is naturally kinda sad.
Humorously enough, it'd be sadder if they knew how close Arya was.

"Find her a room that would serve as a cell," Robb says.

Oh, good? He's locking up Catelyn for letting Jaime go?
I VASTLY preferred the way they did this in the books.  Talisa looks like she wants to point out that their marriage did kinda betray a major alliance, so, you know, hypocrisy...
but she's distracted by a sudden moan.

10:29 - Oh, some dude's alive.
It's Maester Qyburn. He's probably important, no?  I mean...fuck!



10:30 - so, it's time for Tyrion and Tywin's meeting.

"The badge looks good on you, almost as good as it looked on me."

Tywin is characteristically disinterested in Tyrion's company. Nice.  This fucking guy.
Then he complains about 'whores' of course.

"I sent you here to advise the king. I gave you real power and authority. You chose to spend your days, as you always have with harlots and drinking with thieves."

Tywin asks what Tyrion wants.

Tyrion claims he just wants a visit, then goes on to say that he organized the defense of this city, as joffrey "quivered in fear behind the walls."  That he led the battle, and bled in the dirt for his family.

"What do I want? A little bloody gratitude would be a start."

Tywin's still not impressed.

"Tell me what you want."

"I want what is mine, by right..."

He wants Casterly Rock, which Jaime can't have because he took up the Red Cloak.

"You want Casterly Rock?"

"It is mine, by right."

"We will find you accommodations more suited to your name..."

Ha!

Tywin goes on.

..."and if you serve dutifully you will be rewarded a suitable wife. I will be eaten by maggots before I allow your name to sully Casterly Rock."

Tywin goes on to rip into Tywin for killing his mom (in child birth - who impregnated her, asshole? not that he didn't try to shirk that one, the dickface) and 'waddling about' under the sigil that Tywin's father and Grandfather wore. Then he tells him to go.

Fuck.
Poor Tyrion. These guys got some issues.

10:35 - Sansa and Shae play a game at the docks, making up stories about where ships are going.  Well, Sansa plays - Shae is bored, and her stories are too true.

"The truth is either boring or horrible."

Sansa is getting pretty jaded.  Can't really argue with her though.

Oh, great - Littlefinger is here!
He of no-voice-modulation.

Sansa is super tall now.

Baelish tells Sansa he's seen Catelyn recently. And - bombshell! - Arya!
Sansa reacts to this in a way that makes me ache to wish Arya could see it.

Littlefinger ells some lies, and implies he can get her out of there.

10:37 - Ros meets up with Shae and they have a discussion about how well they've each done "given where we've started."  She also mentions having been from the North, and recalling the day of Sansa's birth.

"It's not easy, for girls like us, to dig our way out. watch out for her,"

"I always do," Shae says.  She's watchful of Ros, and doesn't admit to anything (because she is smart, and probably assumes quite sensibly that Ros is a spy)

"Watch out for her with him," Ros says.

DANGER!
I'm very impressed with Ros' bravery for saying that, however!  And her compassion to the daughter of the man who held the lands in which she used to live.  What an awkward sentence that was.

10:38 - RAWR!

Dragon time.

Well, the CG is starting to look a little more believable as some medium sized Dragons fly about a boat, flying, fishing, cooking and eating.

They have some cool wing textures and spines.  The animation is much improved.

Jorah notes they're growing fast.
Dany thinks they're not growing fast enough.

"I need an army." she says.

Luckily, they're on the way to meet the Unsullied.

She and Jorah have a half-ass passive-aggressive argument as a bunch of Dothraki puke on the decks below. Cute touch, and more likeable than the books.

10:40 - Time for Dragonstone.

Is Davos there to fight Melisandre yet?

HA!

So, Stannis is seated, looking really pouty as Davos shows up to talk to him.

"well sir, you hired her."

"I had heard you were dead," Stannis tells him.

"Not yet. I had hoped to speak to you alone."

Stannis tells him they are alone, even though Melisandre stands right in front of him.

Davos doesn't like this whole 'burning people alive' thing.

Melisandre wants him to chill.



"I wasn't there when the wildfire killed our men by the thousands," she says.  She declares that she could have saved everyone.
She goes on to explain that they'd own King's Landing by now... but she wasn't there because Davos convinced Stannis to leave her behind.

10:43 - Melisandre goes on to intimidate and insult Davos for the loss of all those men and his son. Tells Davos to take comfort in what she told his son: "fire is the purest from of death."

Davos freaks out, duh.  I mean, she did a pretty great job of baiting him.  He is summarily carted off to the dungeons, as he pleads with Stannis, who continues to be somehow less sympathetic than in the books.

10:43 - Back at King's Landing, Joffrey is being carted about in his little King's carriage with a nice perfumed rag.  His litter/palanquin/whatever is followed by a golden one for Margaery.

Shit. His envoy has stopped.

It seems as though Lady Margaery is out to meet her adoring public.
She walks about through the filth, to... I don't know, meet people?
Talk to children about how their parents died?

She tells the kids that their dads stopped "bad men" from doing "bad things" and gives them toys.
Knight toys.

The kid says her dad wasn't a knight, just a soldier.
Mag says to be proud anyway, 'cause "under king Joffrey's leadership" their fathers saved the city. They did good, and upheld the realm - that's what knights do.  Oh, she is good.
She tells their carekeeper to come to her for whatever she needs to feed, house or clothe them.

"Directly to me."

Joffrey watches this from within his litter, with mounting emotions that remain to be seen.  Wouldn't it be great if he somehow exploded?

10:46 - Joffrey's inside, macking on Margaery now, and calling court meetings treason.  He is pretty terrible at flirting, but manages to compliment her gown.  Cersei agrees, adding a little dose of slut-shaming that Margaery plays off admirably.

Cersei insinuates that poor Mag is cold.
Joffrey offers to have someone fetch her a shawl.

"Us Tyrells have warm blood, don't we Loras?"

Marg goes on to try to compliment the Queen's dress and being.  Such exquisite metalwork!  HAHA!
Cersei ain't having none though.  She remarks that Margaery may well find armour useful once she becomes queen.  Or sooner.
She mentions that Joffrey told her about their excursion to Fleabottom, and Margaery's choice of walking amongst the public.  She recounts the attack they experienced (perhaps last season), saying that Joffrey nearly lost his life.

Joffrey says she's old and senile though. Nice.  I'm trying to flirt with my future queen, MOM!

"You're right of course," she says, acting up a fucking storm. "We can't all have a king's bravery.  You are your father's son."

The Tyrells exchange glances.
Actually, at this point they take a pause for everyone in the room to exchange glances.  I'm kind of drunk, and find this HILARIOUS.

10:48 - so, Margaery says up in Highgarden they've got a bunch of food and are willing to share.  Which of course they are happy to do, because their duty is to serve the realm - oh man!  How neatly she avoids mentioning the seige Highgarden had placed on King's Landing in season one!
Joffrey has a boner.
Cersei is pissed.

10:49 - Dany's run ashore in Astapor, and is talking to a man in an unsubtitled language (why?) to meet the Unsullied.

is anyone else giggling because their shields look like boobs?  
...anyone?
(link)

Dany receives information about the obedience and strength of the unsulled.
She asks to know of their training, and now  we get subtitles.

From Missandei...who is NOT eleven, but an adult woman with parts of her breasts exposed.  Thanks, HBO!

(link)


10:50 - We learn their training starts at five with weapons.  one that i missed, along with "the three spears."
i want to know what they are!
Apparently only 1 in 4 survives this training.

They fear nothing and shit. They're badass.

The subtitle says to tell Jorah he smells like piss. I like.

Now no more subtitles again.  Not enjoying this decision.

Then the subtitles return to call Dany a 'whore of Westeros.'

The dude goes on to spew some sexist-ass rhetoric and cut off a dude's nipple,
while we learn they've been castrated as well.  and this somehow makes them...what, exactly?

"This one is pleased to have served you." the harmed one says.  a great quotation, and a nod to the fact that the Unsullied are not given names, in an effort to strip them of their individuality.  Which they really could have mentioned, but hey, maybe it was in one of the unsubtitled bits.

Interesting, they've cut out the part about the dogs and left in going and killing infants in the market in front of their mothers then offering change for the trouble. I liked it better when they killed puppies they had since birth.
Dany is disgusted that they kill children in front of their mothers and offer them only a silver coin in response, and she is laughingly corrected - the coin goes to the baby's owner, not to the mother.

Dany eventually wants to know how many Unsullied they have to sell.

It's 8000 apparently.

I like this outside setting.

Dany's upset about 8000 dead babies.

Jorah's upset about them not being men now.
Dany gets to go to the coolest locales.  All rife with slave-trading and beachfront accomodations.

10:53 -  small blonde child gathers their attention in the market as a black cloaked figure follows behind them.  Gee, she sure looks innocent!  Oh, Dany.

the small girl rolls a ball to Dany and beckons she open it.

The cloaked figure stops her, then stabs the shit out of the scorpion dude thing that emerged from the ball. I looooved that thing in the book - it translated pretty well here!  Again, a hat tip to the effects team.

I think that girl was a Sorrowful Man. hmm.  Although she didn't apologize...and she definitely had blue lips, a la Pyat Pree.

Blackcloak dude... Artsan Whitebeard? Barristan Selmy?
Chases her off.

Shit, it is Selmy! (haha, i forgot that since we're in a visual medium and have, you know, seen this guy already, his identity can't be kept a secret)

WHOO!

SELMY!

"I've been searching for you, Daenerys Stormborn. I had sworn to protect your family, and I failed them."

Selmy asks Dany to join her King's guard as we roll out to the end.  I hope she starts using the word Queensguard soon, it always gave me a little thrill to read!

Holy Shit that was a good opener.
So well paced. So well constructed, and as usual beautifully shot.
So glad it's back!


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Sunday, 17 March 2013

The Walking Dead Season 3 Liveblog! Episode 14: "Prey"

Posted on 17:11 by Unknown
Happy St. Patrick's Day, everyone!
(don't forget today is Billy Corgan's birthday!)

everybody loves some billy corgan, right?


We hope this means that you're already a few beers deep, and very much enjoying the spirit of the season, and that's why you're all green. It's food dye, right? Certainly not mold and gangrene  eh? No walkers around these parts, right?

oh, charlie day.

so after a string of something approaching decent episodes, last week was a bit of a clunker. sorta slow. sorta boring. lots of talking and whiskey, not so much... umm, excitement. they did come to one agreement, however.

rick is a real fuckin' leader. not like that governing guy.

so, where's this all leave us?

is merle still being a pain in the ass at the jail?
are glenn and maggie all sorted out i guess?
what happened to morgan? or tyrese for that matter?
are these two grown-ass white dudes really going to fight over michonne's ownership for the rest of the season? or are they actually fighting over andrea?
what in the bloody blue hell is andrea actually doing? like, seriously?
oh, and how much longer until rick, y'know, gets luke skywalker'd?
can't some people just die and this storyline be over?



i can't sit here and tell you you'll get the answers you're looking for over this here cut, but i'm sure as hell going to help you try to figure it all out.



8:15 - Welcome! You're a little early, but please join our hostess, Andrea, doing her best Rear Window impersonation.


Pull up a chair, pour yourself a drink, and say hello. We're sure to be in for some fun times tonight.


8:25 - it's incredibly important that you get any last second errands *cough*beer*cough*chips*cough done, because a whole lot of stuff is going to happen. stuff and things you might say. you don't want to miss these stuff and things 'cause of your own stuff and things, do you?

that really might be a better title for this isht.

8:40 - so with today being St. Paddy's day and all, we really do plan on having some drinks. Y'know, Rick and The Governor had their whiskey last week, and this week at prettymuchamovie, we're pounding back some beers (this is different, right?). Our brews of choice tonight are some James Ready 5.5 and a little bit of Shock Top. Not the fanciest, but we've never much cared for Guinness anywho.
So, drink up tonight. Walkers die? Drink. Bloodshed? Drink. Plotholes? Drink. Continuity error? Drink. Silly Sex Scene? Drink. Governor says stupid stuff? Drink. Andrea makes stupid decision? Drink. Stuff? Drink. Things? Drink. Stuff? Drink. We're serious, people. Please drink. It makes the show much more enjoyable.

trust us. we're experts.


8:50 - okay, time for wicked excitement now. right? right. better drink to cool that down. hey, think anything'll happen this week, or are we just going through more pseudo-pre-hostage-negotiation with the sheriff and the governor? ooh, that'd make a decent show, y'know, if they still had teevee.

8:55 - oh man, oh man, oh man.
hey, how many walkers are they going to off tonight?
i'm setting the over/under at 5. who wants to lay down some bets?

8:56 - man, last week's episode was effing grand.
and by grand, i mean slow, and sort of... well, is there a word for wet cardboard?

8:58 - the end of last week's episode is funny - rick seems to be asking hershel for advice, but not really taking it. quite funny. poor dude's shocked rick is even asking for his opinion on this, let alone questioning what his advice.

9:00 - so in the "previously"  we go over the gov's history and get reminders of their agreement.

9:01 - ooh, a walkers chained up to a tree? all armless?
flashback?

yeah.

andrea and michonne at a fire, michonne's boys in tow.

they share some beans. 

"girls night," michonne calls it.  i reiterate my request for an andrea/michonne post-apocalypse buddy comedy.

9:02 - andrea starts prying into michonne's walkers origins.

"you still haven't told me where you found them. did they attack? or, did you know them?"

they share a sad silence and andrea apologizes.
michonne sloughs it off.

"they deserve what they got."

michonne takes off.
what an interesting backstory.

we cut back to the chain, and fade over to the gov. sneaky, and a nice shot.

he's trying out some weirdo dungeon deal?

ooookay, that's going to end well.
he's clearly got someone in mind for that.
and not in a fun "pierce's playroom" type way.



we go to commercials from here



9:06 - Woodburians are loading up weapons with Martinez at the helm.
Milton questions there motives, but hey. Martinez isn't being effed with.

It appears as though they're readying to mount an offensive.

Andrea approaches Milton.

"I thought there was a deal on the table."

"I'm sure it's just a precaution, a show of force."

9:07 - the governor is loading up on medical supplies, packing 'em up nice.
Milton stalks in a doorway.

Gov catches him, and he tries to sneak away.

Governor stops him.

"what is that?"

"my workshop."

"and how is that supposed to help woodbury?"

milton goes on to explain that they wanted to claw back to civilization, and this doesn't help.

the governor asks milton about their old theories.

"do you still believe that the biters still have some spark in them? of who they once were?"

gov's still pissed about losing penny.  milton retorts that she doesn't matter anymore.  these guys are so mark and david healy!

9:09 - milton's run to andrea to warn her about what's up.

he eventually leads her to the governor's workshop.

"milton, this is sick," she starts.

she's not going to stand back and watch this.

they're interrupted by the governor entering his workshop.

he's got a sewing needle and a hooked suture. for stitching?

he whistles to himself, happily, then sits down in the chair.
he's listening to a playback of himself whistling as andrea lines up her sights.

she's going to shoot him!

fucking milton stops her!



9:11 - "how can you still protect him? he doesn't give a shit about you."

"i knew phillip before the governor. that man still exists."

milton says if they kill the governor, martinez takes over. problems still exist.

andrea wants her to take off with him to the prison.

milton feels like he belongs here.

"then if you stay, you can't keep looking the other way."

andrea kisses him on the cheek, of course, and takes off.


9:12 - there's a nice shot of her approaching the wall, and martinez eventually pipes up.

"andrea, andrea!"

she rolls her eyes and halts.

"governor wants all weapons collected, we need everyone armed."

"i think i'm more useful armed."

"don't be stupid about this."

she hands over her shit.

"you got a knife?"

"you want to frisk me?" she asks.

weird, they don't do that. not that i'm complaining - there's been enough of that business on this show for our liking.

anyway, the governor shows up, and says he just wants andrea safe. but he wants her to come with them tomorrow.

"if rick tries anything, you can talk some sense into him."

"tries anything?"

nice, andrea and ambiguity.  we've been waiting for this.

9:14 - tyrese and sasha on the wall.

we find out tyrese can't shoot. sasha can.

yay sasha.

tyrese keeps missing and sasha chirps him big.  this is really cute.

"you're wasting ammo."

tyrese eventually pops a good shot.

andrea shows up and tells them that martinez says a large pack of walkers was seen by the main wall and martinez wants them over there.

they don't buy it.  shocking, because andrea is like, the best liar!

she tries to leave and tyrese grabs her.
andrea pulls a knife on him though.

"relax," he tells her.

"this place, this place, i have to leave this place," 

"why?" tyrese asks.

andrea goes on the explain the governor is terrible.

tyrese tries to stop her, but they eventually let her go.

man, can all these people just kill each other/die/find other groups/just go away, so
we can have a show about tyrese and sasha?
they'd make a dope brother/sister buddy comedy. or dramedy. whatever. it'd be damn good.
maybe carl (and judith!) could be their debbie downer(s)?

just picture her with that stupid sheriff hat.


anyway, sasha thinks this was a bad idea, and tells tyrese so as we head to commercial.

9:19 - whelp, turns out tyrese and sasha went to the gov and told him.

"this isn't a prison camp, is it?" tyrese asks during his interrogation.

everybody's got coats and junk, eh? looks like winter is coming.

i mean, so much as liveblogs are spoilers.


so, governor lies to them a bunch about andrea being a weak woman, out there all alone and junk.
pretty junky.

then he goes on to ask about if she said anything.

tyrese says no, and hopes that this doesn't affect them.

"we heard she was with that prison group," tyrese starts. "i hope i didn't complicate things."

gov says they didn't. then in totally unrelated events asks them to go help with something not related to being summarily executed.

9:21 - captain governor pirate and milton have a walk and talk wherein milton begs for andrea's mercy.

"did you talk to her?"

"no."

"you did!"
governor gets up on milton, holding him against a fence, breathing heavily.

"did you tell her about the deal? did you tell her about michonne?!"

9:22 - cut to andrea frantically running through the woods.

9:23 - martinez tells tyrese and sasha to "be ready to roll in a few."

this situation sounds fishy. maybe they're going after andrea? maybe they're going off to kill tyrese and sasha? i don't know.

fuck, anyway, tyrese tries to tell his buddies want andrea said, but they're all "fuck you buddy. fuck the crazy cowboy and the chick with the sword."

anyway, i guess some shit is starting in tyrese's group. lady problems or something (these writers are so creative, right?)? i don't know, shit.

9:24 - well, anyway, tyrese and this dude are kind of arguing about a woman.
tyrese is pretty cool about it, but some shit happened with whoever donna is.

anyway, martinez beckons, and the men are in the truck.

9:25 - andrea is running down the road and we hear a truck!
she runs off into the shoulder of the road and hides in some brush.

the car drives by.

"now here comes a walker," says rasiqra/revulva, and she's right.
easily-telegraphed, or telepathic? 
you be the judge!

all of a sudden andrea is grabbed from behind by one walker.
then a bunch appear out of nowhere? seriously! directly in front of her, and then fuck.
everywhere!

so anyway, somehow andrea goes all berserker on them, killing them one by one.





one walker. ah-ah-ah!
two walkers. ah-ah-ah!
three walkers. ah-ah-ah!



9:30 - so, we're back at woodbury's walker repository.

this seems ominous.

tyrese is questioning what they're doing, and if it has to do with the prison.

tyrese isn't into this.

"i didn't think we'd be feeding people to biters."

whelp, tyrese is turning.  on woodbury, that is!  not like, into a biter.  walker.  whatever.

martinez tells them to talk it out with the governor when they get back.

"they'll send you packing. they'll send you all packing."

so, whitey gets pissed and says that tyrese doesn't speak for him, and can't send him and his son back out there. "i take care of him," whitey tells him.

"like you took care of donna," he asks?

two dudes get fighting and tyrese almost tosses him into the pit.

martinez tells other dude to "take them back to town. let 'em do some knitting."

yeah 'cause that sexist bullshit makes sense when two dudes just nearly fought to the death near a pit of walkers.

9:32 - andrea's walking through the field.
shit!
the truck is driving through the field.

she hits the dirt.

she might be safe?

nope. it's coming right for her.
it's the governor, and he's honking his horn as he chases her down.
wow, this show has such a good record of harassing and violently dealing with sexually active women.

let's count, shall we?

carol! intimate partner violence.
lori! attempted rape by shane; reproductive coercion by rick.
maggie! sexual assault by the governor.
andrea! violently hunted down by the governor.
michonne (although we haven't seen sexual activity from her on the show (yet?)!  implied violence by her walker-pets when they were human.

...am i missing anyone?
this is making me sad.

9:33 - welp, andrea gets to some brush and the gov lets her go?

she walks along and along and along.

she comes upon some sort of factory or summat?
dunno, but it's pretty much twilight, and she's got to be getting in places.

shit. gov pulls up right behind her.

aaand we go to commercial.

jeeze, dudes chasing ladies down in cars. where have i seen this before?

riiiight


9:39 - so we're in this creepy warehouse office thingy for an andrea vs governor showdown.

andrea clumsily walks about inside as we hear the governor drive about menacingly, then exit his truck.

he enters the building, all alpha-male, dressed fancy and armed-up proper.

9:40 - andrea walks around making as much noise as humanly possible.

governor whistles that tune again.
he's weird like that.  it...actually feels a little forced.  like, look!  he's a psycho!  he WHISTLES!


a walker comes up on andrea, but she knifes it like nothing.

9:41 - governor moves into a tool looking room, andrea moves along.

now she's in a room and hiding out, but gov sees her wasted walker.

he walks into the room

and whispers.

"andrea. come back to me. come back to woodbury. we need you, we all need you. that's your home now."

now sounds more like naoh.

"your people. your town."

your stuff. your thangs.

man, andrea picks the crazy fucks.

she says nothing, and he flips saying "suit yourself" and then smashing some glass, which apparently takes FOREVER to fall, according to the sound design people.

9:43 - this leads to some tasty-ass bear mcreary music and a the shining-esque showdown as gov stalks around with a shovel and andrea hides behind shit, continuing to make so much fucking NOISE!!

9:44 - governor starts whistling again, walking and dragging his shovel along.
this guy is effed up in the head, everybody.

9:44 - anywho, it looks like he's going to find andrea, but her hiding spot was just SO GOOD!



so he leaves, and she starts moving around again.

there's a walker, but he kills it.

remember to drink up, kiddies.

another walker gets shot, then another as the governor is exiting.
the second one isn't properly dead right away, so the gov kind of drops a shovel on it a bunch of times.
these skulls sure are soft, eh?

9:45 - anyway, andrea fucked up, and the governor HEARD HER MOVING AROUND UPSTAIRS during his joyous killing spree.

later, a walker attacks her, and she pushes it into a meat hook, then hits a door! she opens the door, and...

SURPRISE! dozens of walkers!

she closes the door and comes back out to the gov.

he stalks up to her quietly.

"time to go home, andrea."

andrea smiles at him, and opens the door to the giant stairwell of walkers. hiding behind the door, she watches as dozens of them converge on the governor. she makes her getaway quietly as the governor is overrun by walkers.

she leaves, leaving him presumably for dead.

good move, but yeah right.

9:48 - we cut back to woodbury's walker collecting area.

somebody's dousing all the walkers in gasoline and lighting a torch.

who is it?

the walkers are burning!!
lots of dead walkers now.
my over/under is effed.

the shadowy figure, obviously milton, drives away and we head to commercial.

hey, anybody else notice that these talking dead bumpers are always effed and never work well 'cause they're effing glitchy as eff? EFF!  fffffff.

commercials! they're fun!!  FFFF!

9:53 - Andrea's back! walking through the woods!

She comes upon the prison, smiling!

She's on the outskirts, raising her hand, and the Gov grabs her.

RICK SORT OF SEES IT! RICK DOESN'T BELIEVE IT CAUSE HE SEES STUFF AND THANGS, BUT HE SAW IT! DAMN DAMN DAMN!!!

9:54 - the governor's holding andrea to the ground.

9:55 - shit, come morning time tyrese et-al come upon a group of burnt-gross-disgusting dead walkers in holes. they reach out, and it almost looks like they're asking for help! fuck. that's creepy.

9:56 -we're back at woodbury. governor tells martinez he didn't find andrea. martinez tells the gov about the biters getting bbq'd. he thinks it was tyrese and sasha.

shit.

gov continues pretending he hasn't found andrea as he goes for a meeting with tyrese's group.

9:56 - "you got a beef with rick, that's fine. but you can't keep feeding these kids to biters," tyrese says. tyrese is great.

hey, guess what? time for the governor to lie again.
he pretends the biters are scare tactics.

tyrese wants to know why martinez didn't say that.

governor lies again.

"we don't really discuss tactics with people we, uh, don't really know."

"governor look. i shoot my mouth off sometimes, but the truth is, we want to stay. i saw red. it won't happen again."

fuck, great job tyrese. kiss this lunatic's ass. nice.

"where did you get the gasoline?" the governor asks tyrese on the way out.

"come again?" tyrese asks.

oh, milton, you crafty prick.

9:58 - governor finds milton.

"is she dead?" milton asks him.

"i hope not."

"are you okay?"
"never been better."

"it's a real shame about the pits."

"you heard about that, huh?"
"i hope you find out who did it."

"already have."

whoa, milton's growing up real hard. he doesn't ask who did it. didn't just walks away. we all know now.

great - time for the generic rock song at the end of the walking dead constructed and obtained for the purpose of selling sountracks? (admittedly this one isn't terrible, just generic.) where we reveal that andrea is being kept captive by the governor? seriously? andrea who's been made out to seem like an inconsequential sap for 2/3rds of the season is now going to get horribly tortured by douchebag governor? yeah? that seems like a completely not sexist or terrible idea. nope, not at all.

10:01 - so, the episode's over. meeeeeh.
i mean, good job with having another one-group story, guys. i like this format a lot more than popping back and forth between multiple groups. this feels a little more, in-depth, i suppose? but hey, it still works pretty nicely. what doesn't work nicely though? fuu, i don't know - most of it?
great, govvy-mcsexassault now has andrea tied up in his evil lab of horrors? yeah, that'll be handled properly. i don't know where they're going with this, but i doubt i like it. also, hey - you dudes had one flashback that didn't exactly go anywhere but was pretty cool? what the shit? at least andrea killed the eff out of most of the walkers for a period of time. still, that mostly sucked.

and milton is totally the governor's brother right?  i mean, we're all on board with this theory?
fuck.
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Sunday, 10 March 2013

The Walking Dead Season 3 Liveblog! Episode 13: Arrow on the Doorpost

Posted on 17:09 by Unknown
Whoa, boy!

Wasn't last week's episode great?
Are you ready for what will likely be none of the same?

We know we are.

How're the cast and crew of The Walking Dead going to follow up on one of the better episodes in a few seasons? Who knows? We're ready to find out though.


Will tonight's episode feature just a single group again, or are we back to the ensemble cast?
How's Merle working out at the jail? How are preparations going?
How's the Governor's depth perception doing? He sure can still shoot. Is he planning to shoot again soon?
Daryl - we missed him for an entire episode. What's he been up to?


everyone loves some melissa etheridge, even after z-day.

We don't know, and you don't know, but if you hit the jump and we watch "Arrow on the Doorpost" (wtf does that mean?) then we're just to get at least a few answers. 




8:05 - wow - you really took that whole "hit the jump to find out" thing to heart, eh?
you know the show doesn't start for like, almost an hour, right?

you're that excited because of Morgan? I bet dude's not even in this episode. He's a busy man, y'know? He doesn't give a fuck.

seriously. The Governor wishes he was this chill.

8:20 - here's to hoping that the previous episode heavily featuring Rick and Michonne doesn't rule them out of this episode (who's kidding here? we've seen the promos) because we're quite enjoying the establishment of their friendship - that shit's important. It's already helping Rick along.

source: user kdoggt on tumblr

8:35 - by the by, word on the web is that some of you out there are hopping on the Rick and Michonne ship. This, by the by is against Intergalactic Standards of Protocol for PrettymuchaMovie Cannon, and is completely unacceptable in and about this area.

this is a no shipping zone.





8:45 - welp, make sure to load up on your drinks, 'cause this promises to be a doozy. here at the prettymuchamovie lounge we'll be sampling some maudite from unibroue, some steamwhistle, some mad tom from muskoka and some crazy canuck from great lakes brewery. we're fancy - oh, smoke 'em if you got 'em, too, it's just proper.

daryl's got a light.

8:55 - squee - 5 minutes! 

so glad we tuned in to rewatch last week!

9:00 - so, lots of stuff to remember from this season. people arming up, discussions about the gov, etc.

9:00 - we open to the sound of vehicles and an overhead shot of a cornfield with silos and junk.

Hershel and Rick are in one car, Daryl on his bike.

They run about, assessing this place, moving silently with hand signals.

Daryl's spotted walkers maybe?

Hersel is in the car with a new leg piece?

Oh, and a huge gun

9:01 - Somebody's been through recently and killed some walkers.

They continue searching on.

9:02 - Rick enters a dark building. Good move.

He cocks his gun.

This is where he meets the Gov, I guess.

He approaches a weird play setting, and the Gov walks out.

9:03 - So will they use this weird table, or no?

Gov saunters out and raises his hands, all innocent-like.

RICK JUST DO THE THANGS! PULL THE THANG ON YOUR STUFF! SHOOT HIM!



"We have a lot to talk about," the Governor says.

commercialz
well, sick theme song, then commercials.

9:06 "you attacked us. makes things pretty clear."

"I was trying to make things clear. I could have killed you all, but I didn't."

Rick raises his gun, and the Governor says he's going to disarm himself. All good will and negotiation.

9:07 - this is kind of homoerotic.
Gov, taking his belt off.

"See? No gun. Now you."

Rick choses the holster his shit

Anyway, Daryl is snooping around in the background.

Anyway, they take a seat at the table, and surprise there's a secret gun duct-taped to the gov's side.

9:08 - Daryl and Hershel discuss how suspcious this all seems and another car approaches.

Daryl draws his bow as Milton, Andrea and another dude come out.

"What the hell, why's your boy already in there?" Daryl asks.

"He's here?" Andrea asks

She bursts in.

9:09 - "what's going on here?" Andrea asks.

She wants this to end.

Rick's pissed about the heads, the raids, and what happened to Maggie.

Y'know, doing stuff and thangs to Maggie.

9:10 - Hershel says maybe he should go inside.

Milton thinks it best he not go.

"Who the hell are you," he asks Milton.

Okay, so now everybody starts getting all pissy, and it's furtherly homoerotic, but Hershel breaks it up.

9:11 - Back at the prison, they're distributing arms strategically about the prison.

Merle wants them to go attack Woodbury, not waiting around.

Michonne steps in an says he told Daryl he'd stay.

Carl says Rick's got the situation under control.

"Your dad's head may be on a pike real soon," Merle tells him.

This ain't no Game of Thrones, son.

and Rick is nowhere near as cool as ol' Neddy,


Anyway, Carl runs off and Maggie chastises Merle for it.

Glenn decides they're staying, and that's final!!

9:12 - Rick offers a treaty based on East and West of a river.

Governor starts laughing.

He's here for nothing but a surrender, and says Andrea's in no place to make any negotiations.

Governor wants Andrea to leave, and Rick agrees "I'm here to talk to him."

Rick makes sense.
Governor's being a prick.

This is totally going well.

This is really not going well, actually.

Anyway, Andrea leaves, and Rick sits down, and Governor's dude closes the door, and we go to commercial.

Man, Rick better go Han Solo on this shit, if you know what I'm sayin'.

(link)


9:17 - We're back.

"So you're the Governor?"

"It's their term, not mine."

"But still, they're your people. You're beholden to them."

So, Rick ends up talking about Merle, who the Governor throws under the bus.
None of this mess would've happened if Merle didn't take Maggie and Glenn, etc.

They go back and forth about who's a Governor and who's a Sheriff...

Oh shit, then Governor drops the baby bomb.
Andrea told him you see, about his baby, and how maybe it's Rick's former partner's.  you know, that douchebag from the last two seasons.  who also had sex with andrea.
Fuckin' Andrea.

"You failed to see the devil beside you."

"Oh, I see him alright," Rick says.  and still doesn't shoot the governor, because he is really boring again.  what if lori showed up right now and told him to do it?  i'd go along with that.

Gov smacks the table. "I brought whiskey," he exclaims.  this is a pretty weird date.

also,  rick!  don't drink the whiskey.  this isn't fucking Westeros - partaking of his bread and salt will not stop the Governor from stabbing you!

9:19 - Milton suggests the men outside discuss the issues at hand.

Turns out Milton recorded the attack on Woodbury. He does that. fancies himself a historian.

(link)


9:20 - Walkers are heard on the perimeter.

Andrea runs after with a knife.

Daryl and the Governor's handsome henchman (Martinez) play "whose dick is bigger" while Andrea takes the first kill.

jeeze guys, just bone already, you fuckin' hot dogs.

9:21 - ooh, Daryl kinda saves the one dude, and they get some smokes out of the deal.
Daryl offers one, but the dude prefers menthols.

"You army or something," Daryl asks.

"No, I just hate these things, after what they did. Wife, kids."

"That sucks," Daryl responds.

"Thanks."

(link)


This dude goes on about how this is a joke, and none of this is going to work out.

"They'll do their little dance, and next day, they'll give their word."

"I know."  Daryl delivers the classic Han Solo line.

aww, bros.

9:22 - Milton asks how Hershel lost his leg.  He's fascinated by the amputation.

"How long after the initial bite?"

"Immediately."

"And you didn't bleed out?"

"We have good people, they took care of me."

"Doctors?"

"Nope, we just learn by trial and error"

"Me too.

In a cute scene, Milton goes on to ask to see the leg. Hershel says no ("I'm not going to show you my leg!"), and that he should at least buy him a drink first.

9:24 - back with the "Leaders" I guess.

They discuss choice, and how they're faced with many.

"We're forced to decide what to fight for. Everything we've built in the last year. Do we want to kill everyone? Everyone back at the prison, in Woodbury? Everyone we love?"

Governor goes on to tell him about the day he lost his wife. This was all before the walkers. Car accident.

Fuck, I missed his name.

"She'd left a voicemail asking me to call her, and I didn't have a chance yet. And I sat there clenching that phone wondering, what did she want? Just to check in? To ask me to pick something up for dinner?"

"What did she want," Rick asks him.

Governor says nothing, and Rick just downs more whiskey.
Maybe drinking all this stuff from a random dude isn't a good idea?
Maybe he's rocking some poison?

(link)


Anyway, they head to commercial.

9:31 - back at the prison, Glenn's welding up a fence? Maybe? Yeah.

Inside, we look at the haul from Morgan's. Merle is gearing up.

"Hey, you're not going." Glenn tells him.

Merle's pissed and Maggie steps in.

"If you're going to live here you're going to do it under our rules. If Michonne can, why can't you?"

"'Cause of my brother, blah blah blah."

Merle goes on after Glenn.

"Nut up. This man cops a feel on your woman, blah blah."

They start fighting and it doesn't look good. Maggie and Michonne step in.

Beth stops the whole thing by firing into the air, and surprising us with her resemblance to Luna Lovegood.

(link)

Everyone stands stunned.

9:33 - Hershel excuses himself from his date to go talk to Andrea.

"How's it going in there?"

"They kicked me out."

they chatter a bit then she asks about Maggie.  it's a bit rough - she's obviously afraid to know, and one would hope cognizant of the awkwardness of asking Maggie's father for this information.  but things have gone so far that she can no longer sit with her own ignorance.

"He's a sick man," Hershel tells her.  I approve of this phrasing.

Now Andrea's crying and says she can't go back to Woodbury. What can she do? Where can she go, she wonders.

Hershel tells her she's family, and can come back. "But if you join us, it's settled."

"I know," says Andrea.  this dialogue is getting a bit repetitive.

9:34 - wide shot of the Gov and Rick.

Gov gets up and starts bemoaning his role as protector of these people.

He puts his belt back on.

"I know you got guns. That was quite the stash you brought back the other day. Now, my people may not be as battle trained as yours, but I've got more of them. And this fight will be to the last man."

He goes on to say they can end this today.

"You have something I want. One thing that makes this all alright."

Rick tells him he can't have the Prison.
And that they won't leave.

Governor doesn't want that.

"No use in you moving on, no you best stay where I can keep my one good eye on you."

Gov takes his eyepatch off in a rather nasty scene.

"I want Michonne. Turn her over and this all goes away. Is she worth it? One woman versus all those lives in your prison. Is she worth it? Is she?"

Rick seems to be considering it?
whoa, that's pretty gruesome.

What a bold-faced liar. He told Rick he needed to kill them all to prove a point to his people, what? 10 minutes ago?


so, back to that whole thing where products are explained and offered to us for money

9:41 - Merle and Michonne have a quick chat.

"These people here, they're strong, they're powerful, but they ain't killers."

"Rick is, Maggie is, Carl is. That boy killed his mother."

"Mercy killing."

"And what have you done," Michonne asks.

Merle lays down his plan. Contacting Daryl with hunting calls. They then gather up and Michonne "shoguns" the Gov.

Heh, she tells him he's on his own.

9:42 - Glenn's watching walkers.
Maggie comes out to say it's her turn to watch walkers.
Glenn says he's got it.
Maggie offers to keep him company.

They both watch weird old dead people shuffle in a field and talk.

"When we got back from Woodbury, I made it all about me, and you needed your space, and I didn't give you that."

"I didn't need my space from you," she says. "I just wanted you to see me. I'm with you. I'm always with you. You know?"

He apologizes and they hug.

Aww, Glenn tells her he loves her.

Who's going to die now?

They start making out, and Glenn's still kinda watching,

"hold up. no, no. I can't do this."

Maggie drags him back into the loading dock, throwing down the door so they can totally bang, apolcalypse style.
This is awesome, and cute, and pretty hot but super stupid.

Also, why in the hell are they removing so much clothing? It's completely unnecessary. They could bang with half that stuff on.

Anyway, away they go, all naked and porno all over the floor, switching positions and everything.
I think that's their first full sex scene.

Wait, nobody died?  I thought for sure that meant - was Lori just cursed or something?
I've got to admit, despite the obvious tittilating factor, it's nice to see a sex scene in an American tv program that serves a dramatic function (even if it's the narrative shortcut of "makeup sex").

9:45 - "I get it, you've got big plans."
Rick goes on about how Gov has plans and "thangs" how he could have a statue in the town square and everything, once he brings everything back.

"But killing Michonne, that's sort of beneath you, isn't it?"

ay, Rick.  James Bond you are not.

"You could save your son. Save your daughter. Save everyone. It's your choice."

"If I give you Michonne how do I know that you'll keep your word. That you'll stop?"

"You can have everything you want," Gov tells him. "I told you I don't care about you."

"You think about it. Two days."

wow, how evil supervillian. It'd be so much more interesting to give him to midnight or something.

9:47 - Gov leaves and everyone files out to their cars behind him.
Andrea looks at the Prison crew wistfully then gets in with the Governor.
Daryl has an awesome motorcycle.

Everyone drives away and we leave for commercials on an awesome shot of the street from overhead.
umm, so that gun the governor had taped to the table goes nowhere and nobody notices?
and umm, this whole sex in the loading dock isn't going to end well, is it?

relatedly, Maggie's on talking dead tonight?

9:53 - okay, so we're back at the prison with the tiny motorcade of Daryl and Rick and Hershel.

The Governor and his crew return to Woodbury as well, in one of these trendy pop music montages this show likes so much.

Everybody gets out of their car.

Rick tells everyone to get inside.

"I want you to set up shop around the perimeter. Keep an eye out for Michonne. You see them open fire. Kill everyone but Michonne.  Keep her alive."

Milton asks the Governor about the agreement.

The Governor says the is the best way to stop a slaughter.

"This is a slaughter," Milton says.

"Not on our side," Gov says.

He goes on to explain that they have to get rid of Rick sooner or later.

He explains to his Woodbury crew that's assembled "Rick and I set terms. We'll meet again in a two days."

"What sort of terms?" Andrea asks.

The Governor laughs.

"Hope it works out," Andrea says.

9:56 - Rick tells the group a lie.
Merle says he should have killed the Governor.

"He wants the prison. He wants us. He wants us gone. He wants us dead. Dead for what we did to Woodbury."

Rick pauses and looks about.

"We're going to war," he tells them, and walks off.

Daryl and Michonne look after approvingly. Everyone else looks around.

9:57 - Outside, Rick goes walker watching.

Hershel comes out to talk to him.

"The group's taking it as well as can be expected. Merle and Michonne think we should hit first. Carol and myself think we should take our chances on the road. But if we stay and fight, so be it."

"He gave me a choice. A way out."

"What does he want?"

"Michonne."

"He'd kill her."

"Then kill us anyway. What if he doesn't? What if this is the answer?"

"Why didn't you tell them?" Hershel asks.

"They need to be scared."

"They are."

"Good. That's the only way they'll accept it."

"She's saved my life. Glenn's. Carl's. Maggie's...She's earned her place."

He reminds Rick that she was the one who told them Maggie and Glenn had been kidnapped.

"Are you ready to sacrifice your daughters' lives for her?"

"Why are you telling me?"

"Because, I'm hoping you can talk me out of it."

Cicadas and Walkers ring out in the background, and we go to credits, 'cause hey - who likes closure.

10:00 - hey, this one was pretty damn good(-ish).
Not really amazing, but a pretty good response to last week.
Rick is sort of sliding out of his haze and re-establishing himself as leader, but one that his more willing consult his compatriots, and that's good. Umm, Andrea continues to be super confusing, and Michonne was pretty misused in this episode, but hey - it was good, and things with the Governor and Rick interacting was pretty interesting. It wasn't knocked out of the park as I had hoped, but it pretty much fit the role of what we figured had to happen, and they're continuing to develop things (in their typically incredibly slow manner).

not bad. almost sort of prettymuchamovie, and thangs.
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