Game of Thrones Creator George R.R. Martin Praises Breaking Bad, Thinks HBO Hit Can Beat AMC Show at 2013 Emmys

By Andrew Meola | Sep 19, 2013 02:05 PM EDT

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"Game of Thrones" creator George R.R. Martin is apparently a huge fan of the AMC smash hit "Breaking Bad" and he posted about the show on his blog after last week's episode, "Ozymandias."

"Walter White is a bigger monster than anyone in Westeros," Martin says in the post. He also reasons that this year's Emmys, which air on Sunday, could be the best chance for "Game of Thrones" to win a statue. Check out the post below:

Amazing series.  Amazing episode last night.  Talk about a gut punch.

Walter White is a bigger monster than anyone in Westeros.

(I need to do something about that).

This is the final season of BREAKING BAD.  I think GAME OF THRONES may have a shot at upsetting BB for this year's Emmy (only a shot, though, I think they are the clear favorite), which pits us against their previous season...  but there's no way in hell that anyone is going to defeat BREAKING BAD next year, when their last season is the one in contention.

Admittedly, trying to handicap the Emmys is a mug's game.  You never know.  But for what it's worth, I think this year is our best chance of actually winning one.  Given the splash the Red Wedding made, our profile is likely as high as it is ever going to be.  We had a great season.  If the Academy is ever going to give their ultimate accolade to a fantasy show (something that is by no means certain), it's going to be this year, I think.

But we'll see.  BREAKING BAD, MAD MEN, DOWNTON ABBEY, HOMELAND, and HOUSE OF CARDS will have something to say about that as well.  All good shows, I think.  A couple are great shows.  HOMELAND is the defending champ, MAD MEN's won four, and HOUSE OF CARDS has that whole "gamechanger" thing going for it.  Should be an interesting race.  We'll all know on September 22.

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