Tagged: Game of Thrones Season 8
Hello! The pod is great and I enjoy listening to keep my week filled with GOT while I wait for the next (last! ahh!) episode. I laugh when people say you guys are too soft but then you also get comments about being too hard on the show. People! Sheeeesh!...
Hello! I recently began listening to your podcast and really enjoy it! Question for you guys: why do you think Varys removes his rings prior to being taken to his execution? One theory I read is that the poison he tried to use on Dany may be in the jewels...
Hey Guys, The last Episode was an emotional gut punch. The moment Daenerys decides that the Bells are not enough of a surrender, that she is going to govern through fear, all is lost. For a moment, I actually thought she was going straight to the Red Keep, but as...
Hey Guys, I just came across your podcast in the last few weeks and I’m thankful for it. I’m trying to watch these last few episodes with a positive mindset and enjoy the ending – hearing your discussion helps. Over the last few episodes, I’ve noticed a low key plotline...
Hi guys, Looking ahead, I can’t help but wonder: What is going on with Bronn? Cersei made him a promise she obviously can’t now fulfill, Tyrion made him a counteroffer that is looking unlikely, and now we’re in such a dark place following Mad Queen Dany’s assault on King’s Landing,...
Hey Guys, So I thought it was super interesting detail that in the end credits of the episode they chose to play basically a revamped version of “Light of the Seven”, which was the song that played in Season 6 as Cersei was blowing up the Sept of Baelor. It...
Hi guys! I love your podcast so much. It makes viewing shows like GOT and Westworld so much more enjoyable. I’ve never written in before, but just had to after seeing all the hate for this episode and for Daenerys in particular. I think her story is tragic and my...
Hi Guys, It”s Lady Jessica from Colorado. This is going to be short as I don’t have a lot of time. I hear people say is that when Dany executed Lord Varys was no different than when Ned Stark executed the deserter in the first season. This couldn’t be farther...