Game of Thrones Podcast w/Preston Jacobs

And we are back with, in my opinion, one of the best podcast episodes we've done, so far, for Season 2.

And we are back to discuss House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 4 - The Red Dragon and the Gold. Now that some time has passed is it still one of the best episodes they've put out or is this another case of "ham sandwich"

Back are we with a discussion of the first three episodes of House of the Dragon, with a main focus of Episode 3 The Burning Mill.

Back are we with, arguably, one of the best episodes in the franchise, both for Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon. This episode, by itself, proves that HotD is a worthy prequel to Thrones by having our character interactions feel like real people. Rhaenyra and Daemon, Otto and Aegon taking the spotlight. Good times all around.

It's that time of the year again where we discuss the dragon show. Preston will be busy with work for the next week or two so I've enlisted Trey the Explainer to join me for the return of the Game of Thrones Podcast (unofficial) to discuss the premiere episode of Season 2. We go into Blood & Cheese, Jace and Cregan and even discuss a few other things as well.

Special Guest @TREYtheExplainer

Back are we for another Star Wars and another culture war battleground for...some...reason. Seriously, the irony of us discussing these on our channel is to see that like/dislike ratio turn into an actual lightsaber.

We are back to discuss Jonathan Nolan's newest show: Fallout. Based on the wildly popular game by Bethesda, we folow Lucy as she ventures out into post-apocalyptic America in search of her father.

Special guest: Nes from TheComicsWiki

Preston and I go over gsteff's research on early drafts of A Storm of Swords from 1999, compared to the published version in 2000. Green Men, the Knight of the Laughing Tree and Lady Stroneheart

Preston and I go over gsteff's research on early drafts of A Clash of Kings from 1997, compared to the published version in 1998. We discuss glass candles and Tyrion's scheme to out Pycelle.

Preston and I go over gsteff's research on early drafts of A Game of Thrones from 1993 and 1994, compared to the published version in 1996. We discuss Cersei being behind the Jon Arryn incident, a darker Ned, Ser Hugh and a few other significant changes.