TV Eye: The only game in town  Peter Dinklage won an Emmy for
his role in Game of Thrones. Photo / Supplied  Hurray. The RWC
has finished but now there's another huge game to watch. Sky's
SoHo channel on Channel 10 finally launched on Monday,
introducing Game of Thrones, the adaptation of George R. R.
Martin's set of fantasy novels A Song of Ice and Fire. It was
just the kind of programming to suggest that so far so good for
SoHo, even if it has come at the onset of summer and will cost
another $10 a month from December.  It wasn't easy keeping up
with Game of Thrones' two-hour pilot. The first hour introduced
a dizzying cast of characters - some related, some who acted as
though they definitely weren't related, some human, some canine,
others with freaky eyes and Chucky teeth. The opening credits
show an amazing map of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros with
stirring music by German composer Ramin Djawadi; perhaps they
should include a family tree. Overall though, producers David
Benioff and D.B. Weiss did a fin