This is more about books than movies for me, but one of my greatest regrets with good books is that I can never again read them for the first time. There is something in the flavor of the story that is lost in the knowing. For me. My wife prefers to read the last chapter if things get at all tense.

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This entire season was so sloppy. If I weren't so invested I'd stop watching.

It's now a show with books written about it, rather than a show from books. That might be a big factor.

So they have an insane amount of references they can use instead of having to create the entire show from scratch? George R. R. Martin even gave them every major plot point. Wouldn't that make their job that much easier?

Who is "they" here? GRRM writes the show.

According to IMDB he's written 4 episodes and those were in early seasons.

As far as writing the screenplays, yeah. But my understanding is that he's still writing the actual show.

I'm pretty sure he is in a supervisory position at best.

Season 7 writing credits:

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