You'll have to watch it over on the network's site (Opens in a new tab) after suffering through an ad first. Figure Skater Who Dressed as Jaime Lannister and Skated to the Game of Thrones Theme. We'd show you the full performance, but NBC is protecting its Olympics content with dragons and terrifying legal threats. Image may contain Human Person Sport Sports Skating and Ice Skating. A German figure skater got into character before hitting the ice, and the video of Paul Fentz's Game of Thrones skate is definitely worth watching (especially if you're a fan). (opens in a new tab) (Opens in a new tab) The German Olympian performed at yesterdays Winter Olympics to music from the Game of Thrones dressed as Jamie Lannister. Regardless, the Game of Thrones-free skater mashup was just what fans needed while they await the release of season 8, set to air in 2019. Fellow commentator Johhny Weir later called her "Cersei" for her critiques of the performance. A heated exchange over the cornflakes needs to be quickly forgotten if like Alexa you have to put your total trust in the man you would have happily throttled a short time earlier.
The Game of Thrones-inspired skate earned Fentz a score of 139.82, which left him in third place (Opens in a new tab) with a combined scored of 214.55 from his previous run.Ĭommentator Tara Lipinski seemed delighted by the ensemble, cheekily saying, "It was not his best, but a Lannister always pays his debts,” as Fentz completed his routine. The next time you have a domestic with your nearest and dearest spare a thought for love on ice couple Chris and Alexa Knierim. Credit: Amin Mohammad Jamali/Getty Images
The red cloth on his right hand is a nod to Jamie Lannister's missing hand. Due to a planned power outage on Friday, 1/14, between 8am-1pm PST. PYEONGCHANG-GUN, SOUTH KOREA - FEBRUARY 17: Paul Fentz of Germany competes during the Men's Single Free Program decked out in 'Game of Thrones' inspired garb. WARCs for 2018 PyeongChang Olympics: figure skating olympic ice mens short program.
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