Having successfully vanquished GallowBoob and the Blackout 2018 threat over the weekend, I return to being the official Game of Thrones columnist for /r/Drama.

^{You don't have to be literature major so see the hidden far-right subtext of organising a 'blackout.'}

In previous parts of this series, I introduced the angry book fan Straw Man who styles himself 'The Dragon Demands.' He believes the TV 'Game of Thrones' should be like the books, instead of being properly adapted, well received and successful. He is prepared to threaten peoples safety to make his point.

Part I: What could be more toxic than the intersection of Wiki editors and Game of Thrones fans? TheDragonDemands, a five year long case study.

Part II: New HBO show 'Empire of Ass' has it all. Hollywood leaking! Angry wiki editors! Failed counter-intel style disinformation! One deleted comment! Game of Thrones moderators!

Part III: Every month there is new shit.

After leaking a lame successor show idea that HBO had already shelved, he got paranoid. HBO were 'watching him' and the harassed journalists he was tweeting at 24-7 urged him to 'lay low' for a bit. Very Woodward & Bernstein political thriller style 'intrigue.'

Then something interesting happened. He tried to start a grass roots campaign to get 'Empire of Ash' back into development. He was previously determined to ruin HBO producer David Benioff - expose him for his crimes against fictional characters. He drops all that.

He has decided to analyse HBOs position in the streaming marked and prove that they are going to make his show, even when the head of HBO programming has ruled it out. The videos are actually interesting if you are a layman and you want to hear another laymans summary of the industry in 2018, albeit a very intense layman.

Then he goes off his meds and returns to hate-crushing on a HBO executive, in this case, programming head, Casey Bloys.

WARNING: this video contains a voice recording of an angry 'sperg in full song, during their never-going-to-mate season.

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Other Game of Thrones Drama

Liberal Author Subverts The Trope of Influencing Readers for the Better: Reading the novels of George R. R. Martin (Game of Thrones), and becoming a super-fan, need not turn one into a racist prone to threats of murder and rape. It appears one has to resist it: Part I, LINDA ANTONSSON

Have you ever heard the parable of the Freefolk? It is not a tale the shadowbinders of Asshai would tell you.