In this season finale of Thrones Be the Game, the crew gathers on to break down the aftermath of the penultimate episode's tragic Trial of Seven and the death of Baelor Breakspear. The discussion kicks off with a heated debate over Prince Maekar’s parenting and the "recessive jowl situation" of certain characters before diving into the viral "rating war" where Breaking Bad fans allegedly began review-bombing the show to protect Ozymandias’ perfect score. Anthony and Scott explore the emotional weight of Baelor’s funeral and the "reverse concept" of a father dying in his son’s armor, while Bethany highlights the "top tier" opening scenes and Lyonel Baratheon’s chaotic energy. The team digs deep into the mystery of Egg’s departure, questioning if Maekar’s consent was truly "implicit" or if the nine-year-old prince simply outsmarted everyone to rejoin Dunk. They also touch on major lore connections, including the theory that George R.R. Martin wrote this story specifically to provide the backstory for Brienne of Tarth. As the episode wraps up, the crew looks ahead to Season 2's year-and-a-half journey into Dorne, offering their final season ratings ranging from 8.2 to a precise 9.675, and debating whether the 30-minute runtime was enough to do the story justice.

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The crew break down the emotional powerhouse that is episode five of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Rated a perfect 10 out of 10 by fans and critics alike, this episode delivers the long-awaited Trial of Seven with all the grit and violence Westeros is known for.

In this episode, we discuss:

Looking Ahead: Speculation on the season finale and rumors of a major time jump for Season 2.

Whether you're a book purist or a new fan of Dunk and Egg, this review covers everything from the "Green Apple" Fossoways to the heavy weight of Targaryen destiny.

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In this episode of Thrones Be the Game, crew break down "The Squire," the third installment of the HBO series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. The crew discusses the growing bond between Duncan the Tall and his squire, Egg, noting how the show uses Egg’s royal background to provide natural world-building and exposition. The conversation covers the brutality of Aerion Targaryen at the Ashford tournament, the significance of the "Hammer and the Anvil" song, and the mysterious prophecy regarding Egg’s future as a king. The team also shares their thoughts on the series' pacing, the relatable nature of a "hedge knight" protagonist, and their expectations for the upcoming Trial of Seven.

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The crew is back for another round of Thrones Be The Game to break down Episode 2 of the new HBO prequel, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. We jump right into the fire by revisiting the "attractiveness" debate from last week. Jen shares her "further review" of the lead actor's looks and whether the general audience agrees with her initial skepticism—leading to a hilarious deep dive into the show's casting and "exit poll" demographics.

Beyond the visuals, the panel tackles the episode's oddly specific title, "Hard Salt Beef," and how this chapter moves the needle for Dunk and Egg. We discuss the pacing, the grit, and the character development that makes this series feel like a return to form for the George R.R. Martin universe.

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Thrones Be The Game is back where they discuss all things Game Of Thrones. The Game of Thrones universe is officially back, and the crew is breaking down the series premiere of the latest spinoff, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. In this episode, we dive into the journey of Dunk, a young squire who finds himself thrust into the life of a hedge knight after the death of his master. We discuss the transition from the high-stakes political intrigue and dragon-filled battles of House of the Dragon to this more grounded, character-driven story based on the Dunk and Egg novellas. The team debates whether HBO’s shift to a smaller-scale production was a creative choice or a result of recent budget cuts and mergers, noting the noticeably different "aesthetic" of this new series compared to the original Thrones era.

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In this episode of Thrones Be the Game, fans and commentators delve into their predictions and thoughts on the upcoming season three of "House of the Dragon." They skillfully steers the conversation, with one contributor focusing on the impending war and intricate character dynamics, particularly highlighting Daemon Targaryen. Another contributor forecasts a brutal, fast-paced season, offering a stark contrast to the slower pace of season two. The discussion covers a wide range of topics, including character arcs, plot developments, and the significant influence of George R.R. Martin. Reflecting on themes of power, family, and betrayal, the participants express their excitement and high expectations for the new season.

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Thrones Be The Game delve into the season finale "The Queen Who Ever Was" of "House of the Dragon," discussing character development, pacing, and differences from the source material. Jen appreciates character moments but desires more action. Scott compares the show to "Star Wars" and discusses pacing decisions. Bethany emphasizes the importance of character arcs over immediate action. They explore themes of privilege, leadership, and trust, particularly focusing on characters like Corliss, Aemond, and Larys. The episode concludes with personal anecdotes and anticipation for future seasons.

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Almost the whole Lando Cal team is back together in this episode to discuss so much in film, comics, and anime. In this episode they discuss:

JBJR Watch list: The Fable, Rising Impact, Recaptcha and Master House (00:01:02)

Stephen Watch List One Piece, PeaceMaker, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3  (00:09:48)

The Greatness of Supacell (00:11:52)

The Boys Season 4 Overview (00:18:28)

Rebuttal on Rebel Moon (00:26:01)

Future of DC Universe (00:33:54)

The Future of MCU with Robert Downing Jr. as Doctor Doom (00:45:56)

Wolverine and Deadpool Film Review (01:03:02)

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In this podcast episode, the Thrones Be The Game discuss the penultimate episode of "House of the Dragon: Episode 7 "The Red Sowing" They delve into the dragon claiming ceremony, character dynamics, and plot deviations from the source material. They share their thoughts on the episode, praising its character development and reduced focus on hallucinations, particularly for Daemon Targaryen. They also analyze Alicent Hightower's actions and speculate on the upcoming finale, predicting potential character deaths and plot twists. The discussion highlights the show's complex character arcs and the anticipation for the season's conclusion.

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Thrones Be The Game returns to discuss"House of the Dragon," Season 2, Episode 6, titled "Small Folk." The crew expresses concerns about the show's pacing and direction, particularly the omission of the character Nettles. They share frustrations about the narrative's slow pace and the potential impact on character arcs, especially Daemon's. They discuss insights into character dynamics and emotional arcs, emphasizing the importance of character development. The conversation explores themes of sacrifice, commitment, and the intricate relationships within the Targaryen family.

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