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Maybe it's the aristocratic tone, with the constant sense of boredom for whatever scene he's in, with that constant fucking look to the sky that puts me off. I mean, compare Drogo's warpath cry to his bride to give her the throne, or Emilia's questioning for the assassin to drink the wine, or Ned Stark's reparte with Jaime Lanister about how he stood around and watched his kin get slaughtered while he noticed there were no scratches in his armor, or Viserys fucking Targaryen (who was probably the best character out of all of them because he was so dastardly) claim that, to his sister's face, he'd let 40,000 troops rape her to reclaim his insane father's crown. I'm not knocking the Imp because he's an Imp, I just think he's a boring fucking actor, which I noticed also when he was on Nip/Tuck. His face never shows any emotion for the lines he's spitting out. I feel the same forcedness with the one retarded kid that sucks on his moms boobs, or sometimes Jon Snow's dialog. Compare what emotions you get from, let's say, Tyrion's personal divulgence about how he was unjustly played for loving a prostitute by his father, and Samwell's confession that unless he left, his father would kill him. A good chunk of dialog is awesome, and there are amazing parts in the series, such as when Ned's head gets lopped off (pretty much a copycat of Braveheart's ending, but I was seriously not expecting it), but there are times where I roll my eyes, such as when Cersei frowns and opens her mouth. I may just care more about the white walkers, or the dragons, I don't know. But this was cheesy horror movie gay as fuck: