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Full spoilers for House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 8, “The Treasons at Tumbleton,” follow. The House Of The Dragon Season 3 finale is a very good episode of television that left us much less certain it was a great season finale. Mary and Blake break down Episode 3.08, “The Treasons at Tumbleton,” including Rhaenyra’s increasingly dangerous turn, Helaena’s death, Ulf’s spectacular betrayal, the Battle of Tumbleton, Aegon and Aemond’s reunion, and whether Rhaenyra has finally become the problem at the center of her own story. Mary landed at 4.7 Flames while Blake came down to 4.5 Flames, which gets at the tension running through the entire conversation. There is a lot to love here, from the direction and editing to some fantastic character work, but the finale also leaves several stories feeling unfinished while killing off some of the characters who were finally bringing unpredictability and energy into the show. Listen Right Here Has Rhaenyra Finally Crossed The Line? One of the biggest questions in our…

Full spoilers for House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 7, “The Dragon in Winter,” follow. House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 7 finally turns one of Viserys Targaryen’s oldest warnings into something physical: the Targaryens may ride dragons, but that does not mean they control them. “The Dragon in Winter” is an aggressively weird, wonderfully tense penultimate episode filled with visions, betrayals, poisoned wine, broken families, returning dragons, and one spectacular aerial confrontation where the humans slowly become passengers in a fight between creatures far more powerful than they are. In this episode of House Of The Dragon With Mary & Blake, we break down why the dragon fight may be the clearest expression of the season’s larger argument about power, why Aegon choosing to stop running before Sunfyre appears matters so much, what is really happening between Aemond, Alicent, and Alys at Harrenhal, and whether Rhaenyra is beginning to recognize that the people and dragons she believed were pieces on…

Mary & Blake discuss House Of The Dragon Season 3, Episode 6, “Faceless Men.” In our House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 6 review, we break down an episode that gives Criston Cole the exact ending his character deserves. He wants a glorious duel, a final song, and control over the story history will tell about him. Instead, Alysanne Blackwood shoots him in the face before the fight can begin. “Faceless Men” carries that idea through nearly every storyline. Rhaenyra is wounded by the throne that was supposed to validate her. Hugh returns home as a knight and discovers that Kat no longer recognizes the man he has become. Daeron is transformed into “Daeron the Daring” before he has chosen whether he wants to be king, while Alys offers Aemond an entirely new identity without Vhagar. Below, you can listen to our full recap and reaction, watch the YouTube version, read our Episode 6 recap and review, and continue through the biggest questions raised by “Faceless Men.” Listen To Our House Of The Dragon Season 3…

Spoiler warning: This House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 5 review and podcast discusses “Unbowed and Unbent” in full. In our House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 5 review, we break down “Unbowed and Unbent,” an episode that turns nearly every attempt at freedom into another form of captivity. Criston Cole wants to escape a lifetime of service, Alicent wants to flee the Red Keep, Aemond wants to prove he is more than Vhagar’s rider, and Rhaenyra wants the authority of a queen whose commands are actually obeyed. The result is one of the fastest and most engrossing hours of the season. Mary gives the episode 4.6 out of 5 flames, while Blake gives it 4.74 flames for its sustained dread, thematic precision, and extraordinary final crosscut. We also discuss whether Alys Rivers deliberately allowed Aemond to rescue her, why Larys finally tells Aegon the truth, what Ormund is really building around Daeron, and how Lord Manderly and Lady Frey became the Real Housewives of Westeros. Watch Our House Of The Dragon…

In our House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 4 recap, Mary and Blake break down Ormund Hightower’s arrival, Daeron’s horrifying initiation, Aegon’s reunion with Sunfyre, and the way “Tumbleton” turns people into instruments of the crown. This is a quieter episode than the opening stretch of the season, but nearly every storyline moves a dangerous piece into position. Ormund occupies Tumbleton. Hugh and Ulf are sent toward the town with Vermithor and Silverwing. Aegon begins learning what life looks like without a crown. Daemon chooses Rhaena over the truth. Helaena reveals that she is pregnant. Everything is beginning to converge. Spoiler warning: This podcast and article discuss the complete events of House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 4, “Tumbleton.” We do not reveal specific future events from Fire & Blood. Listen To And Watch Our House Of The Dragon 3.04 Recap Listen to the full podcast for Mary and Blake’s complete conversation about Ormund and Daeron, Aegon and Sunfyre, Rhaenyra’s control of Ulf,…

Spoiler warning: This House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 3 review discusses “Rhaenyra Triumphant” in full, including the rat banquet, the Faith’s refusal to crown Rhaenyra, Alicent’s advice, Corlys confronting Rhaenyra, the fake Daeron, and the fall of Tumbleton. In our House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 3 review, we break down “Rhaenyra Triumphant,” an episode that finally gives Rhaenyra Targaryen the throne she has spent her life fighting for—and immediately makes that victory feel like the worst thing that could have happened to her. Rhaenyra has King’s Landing, the Red Keep, and the Iron Throne. But she also inherits an empty treasury, a starving city, a hostile nobility, an unresolved rival king, resistance from the Faith, and a war that refuses to end simply because she finally sat down. This is not really an episode about winning power. It is about experiencing the weight of power. Listen To Our House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 3 Recap And Reaction Mary and Blake discuss “Rhaenyra Triumphant,”…

Spoiler warning: This episode discusses major events from House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 2, “Queen’s Landing.” In our House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 2 review, we break down “Queen’s Landing,” an episode where Rhaenyra finally gets the thing she has been owed — King’s Landing, the Red Keep, and the Iron Throne — only for the victory to feel rotten almost immediately. Because this is not a clean triumph. Jace is dead. Alicent’s surrender plan collapses into blood. Otto Hightower becomes the price of Rhaenyra’s first public act of power. Aemond takes Harrenhal like Daemon without the brake pedal. Helaena just wants chickens. And Rhaenyra sits the Iron Throne looking less like she has arrived and more like the chair is already punishing her. Below, you can listen to our full podcast breakdown, watch the video version, read the recap, and follow our related House Of The Dragon Season 3 coverage for the biggest questions from the episode. Listen To Our House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 2 Recap And…

Mary & Blake recap and react to House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 1, “Salt And Sea, Fire And Blood.” In this episode, we discuss whether the House Of The Dragon Season 3 premiere is actually the finale Season 2 never gave us, why the Battle of the Gullet turns spectacle into consequence, and why opening Pandora’s box does not mean you win. Full spoilers for House Of The Dragon Season 3 Episode 1, “Salt And Sea, Fire And Blood.” Listen To Our House Of The Dragon 3.01 Recap And Reaction Mary & Blake are back in Westeros, and the Dance is officially here. This week, we break down Jace’s death, Rhaena and Sheepstealer, Corlys finally becoming the Sea Snake in present tense, Aegon and Larys as the nightmare odd couple we did not know we needed, and one very unsettling Alicent and Aemond scene that belongs in the Red Keep’s emotional horror wing. Watch The Episode On YouTube SUBSCRIBE TO GET NOTIFICATIONS FOR NEW EPISODES APPLE PODCASTS SPOTIFY YOUTUBE Want the deeper room after the episode? Join The Nerd Clan…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 8 review discusses “The Queen Who Ever Was” in full, including the finale ending, Alicent and Rhaenyra’s meeting, Daemon’s weirwood vision, Aegon leaving King’s Landing, Aemond and Helaena, Rhaena finding the wild dragon, and the Season 3 setup. Mary & Blake are TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 8 review, we break down “The Queen Who Ever Was,” a finale that works beautifully as an episode of television but leaves the season ending more like a promise than a payoff. This is the hour where Daemon finally bends the knee, Alicent offers Rhaenyra the throne, Aegon escapes King’s Landing with Larys, Aemond starts losing control, the armies move into place, and the season closes right before the war truly explodes. Mary gave the episode 4.9 flames. Blake gave it 4.9 flames as an episode of television, but much lower as a finale because the final montage builds toward catharsis without fully…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 7 review discusses “The Red Sowing” in full, including the dragonseeds, Hugh, Ulf, Vermithor, Silverwing, Addam, Jace, Alicent, Daemon at Harrenhal, Oscar Tully, Aemond, and the ending. Mary & Blake are TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 7 review, we break down “The Red Sowing,” the penultimate episode where Rhaenyra finally gets the dragon army she needs — and maybe creates the next giant problem she cannot control. This is a huge episode for Team Black. Addam bends the knee, Hugh claims Vermithor, Ulf claims Silverwing, and Aemond suddenly realizes that Vhagar may not be enough anymore. But the episode also asks the obvious question: is giving dragon power to barely trained strangers a brilliant wartime gamble or the worst HR onboarding process in Westeros? Mary gave the episode 4.9 flames, while Blake gave it 4.85 flames. The dragon spectacle is massive, Alicent continues to get some…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 6 review discusses “Smallfolk” in full, including Rhaenyra and Mysaria, Seasmoke choosing Addam, Aemond dismissing Alicent, Daemon’s Harrenhal visions, Sir Steffon Darklyn, the King’s Landing riot, and the ending. Mary & Blake are TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 6 review, we break down “Smallfolk,” an episode that shows what happens when the people under Targaryen rule stop being background noise and start becoming political power. The episode does what House of the Dragon does best: intimate character scenes, sharp emotional reversals, visual mirroring, and power shifting through small choices. But it also exposes one of Season 2’s biggest problems: with only two episodes left, some storylines still feel like they are spinning wheels instead of moving with urgency. Mary gave the episode 4.7 flames, while Blake gave it 4.4 flames. The high points are Seasmoke choosing Addam, Aemond…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 5 review discusses “Regent” in full, including the aftermath of Rook’s Rest, Aegon’s injuries, Aemond becoming Prince Regent, Alicent’s loss of power, Daemon’s Harrenhal visions, Jace’s dragonrider idea, and the ending. Mary & Blake are TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 5 review, we break down “Regent,” a necessary reset episode that asks what happens after the dragons enter the war and everyone realizes there is no clean way back. After the catastrophe at Rook’s Rest, the Greens have a broken king, a traumatized Hand, a terrified city, and Aemond standing closer to power than ever. Team Black has lost Rhaenys and Meleys, but Rhaenyra and Jace begin asking the question that changes the season: what if they need more dragonriders? Mary gave the episode 4.8 flames, while Blake gave it 4.55 flames. This is not the most explosive hour of the season, but it does important board-reset work…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 4 review discusses “The Red Dragon And The Gold” in full, including Rook’s Rest, Rhaenys, Meleys, Aegon, Aemond, Vhagar, Sunfyre, Daemon’s Harrenhal visions, and the ending. Mary & Blake are TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 4 review, we break down “The Red Dragon And The Gold,” the episode where the Dance of the Dragons stops being theory and becomes full family tragedy. This is the hour where Rook’s Rest changes the season. Rhaenys and Meleys enter the fight, Aegon and Sunfyre crash into the war, Aemond and Vhagar reveal the terrifying difference between power and control, and Criston Cole realizes far too late that dragon warfare is not the clean military solution he imagined. Mary gave the episode 4.9 flames, while Blake gave it 4.95 flames. The big reason: this episode makes the previous episode better, gives almost every major character a clear motivation, and turns the dragon…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 3 review discusses “The Burning Mill” in full, including Daemon at Harrenhal, the Bracken and Blackwood feud, Rhaenyra and Alicent’s sept meeting, the dragon eggs, and the ending. Mary & Blake are TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 3 review, we break down “The Burning Mill,” an episode that asks one brutal question: when a war has been building for generations, does anyone even know how to stop it anymore? This is the episode where House of the Dragon starts to feel more like classic Game of Thrones while also becoming its own thing. The opening Bracken and Blackwood sequence makes the war feel bigger than the royal family. Daemon’s arrival at Harrenhal gives the show a haunted-house lane. And the Rhaenyra/Alicent sept scene gives Season 2 one of its strongest pieces of drama so far. Mary gave the episode 4.9 flames, while Blake gave it 4.72 flames. The big reason: the episode’s craft,…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 2 review discusses “Rhaenyra The Cruel” in full, including the aftermath of Blood and Cheese, the funeral procession, Criston Cole’s promotion, Daemon and Rhaenyra’s fight, and the Erryk and Arryk tragedy. Mary & Blake are TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 2 review, we break down “Rhaenyra The Cruel,” an episode about grief becoming propaganda, guilt becoming strategy, and terrible men failing upward at exactly the wrong time. The episode is almost entirely a reaction to the horror of Blood and Cheese. Jaehaerys is dead. Rhaenyra is blamed. Aegon wants revenge. Otto tries to use the tragedy politically. Alicent keeps making choices that reveal how little emotional control she has left. And Criston Cole, somehow, becomes even worse and more important. Mary gave the episode 4.7 flames, while Blake gave it 4.6 flames. Both ratings keep the episode high, but the conversation turns on whether…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 1 review discusses “A Son For A Son” in full, including the ending, Blood and Cheese, and the major fallout from Lucerys’ death. Mary & Blake are TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 1 review, we break down “A Son For A Son,” a premiere that turns grief into revenge and pushes both sides of the Targaryen civil war closer to disaster. The episode works best when it lets the emotional consequences breathe: Rhaenyra searching for proof of Luke’s death, Jace breaking down in front of his mother, Alicent trying to scrub away guilt, and Aegon briefly looking like a king who wants to be loved before the final horror changes everything. But “A Son For A Son” also has a tension problem. It wants to pick up immediately after the Season 1 finale while also re-teaching the audience the board, the players, the alliances, and the stakes. That makes the premiere both thrilling and, at times, heavily…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 10 review discusses “The Black Queen” in full. Mary & Blake cover the show as TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. Content note: This episode includes a traumatic stillbirth sequence. We discuss why that choice matters to the story, why the execution did not work for Mary, and why the scene deserved more care for viewers who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss. In our House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 10 review, we break down “The Black Queen,” a finale where Rhaenyra tries to be the ruler Viserys wanted — patient, restrained, prophecy-minded, unwilling to burn the realm for a throne — until the war takes her son. That is the shape of the episode. Rhaenyra loses her father, loses the throne, loses a baby, and then loses Luke. And through almost all of that, she still tries not to become fire. Daemon wants war. The men around her want motion. The room wants retaliation. But Rhaenyra keeps asking what it costs to rule over…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 9 review discusses “The Green Council” in full. Mary & Blake cover the show as TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 9 review, we break down “The Green Council,” an episode where grief becomes procedure, prophecy becomes permission, and Alicent turns Viserys’ last words into a coup. That is the real tension of the episode. Viserys’ death does not create the Green coup. The coup was already waiting in the walls. Otto, the Small Council, and the men around Alicent had plans in motion before the body was cold. What Viserys’ final words give Alicent is something more dangerous: the ability to believe the coup is righteous. Alicent thinks she is trying to prevent violence. She thinks she can guide the men around her toward peace. But Rhaenys sees the prison clearly. Alicent is still working through her father, her husband, her son, Criston, Larys, and the machinery of male power. She does not…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 8 review discusses “The Lord Of The Tides” in full. Mary & Blake cover the show as TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 8 review, we break down “The Lord Of The Tides,” an episode where Viserys saves Rhaenyra one last time, holds the family together for one last dinner, and then accidentally dooms the peace he dies trying to protect. That is the brutal irony of the episode. Viserys drags his ruined body to the Iron Throne because his daughter asks him if he still believes in her. He defends her sons. He shuts down the Driftmark challenge. He gives the family one fragile night where Alicent and Rhaenyra almost remember that they used to love each other. Then, in his final moments, he speaks the prophecy to the wrong person. Alicent hears Aegon and thinks he means her son. Viserys wins one last victory. Then he leaves the realm one final misunderstanding. Quick answer: House of the Dragon…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 7 review discusses “Driftmark” in full. Mary & Blake cover the show as TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 7 review, we break down “Driftmark,” an episode where Aemond claims Vhagar, Lucerys takes an eye, Alicent finally loses control, and the children pay in blood for the lies their parents built. That is the engine of the episode. The adults have been lying, compromising, whispering, marrying, scheming, avoiding, and pretending. But in “Driftmark,” the cost finally moves down a generation. Aemond wants what he has been denied. Rhaena loses what she thought should have been hers. Jace and Luke defend the truth they are not allowed to say. Alicent sees her son maimed and demands another child’s eye. Viserys still tries to hold the family together with denial. And Rhaenyra realizes she cannot fight the Greens alone. Quick answer: House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 7, “Driftmark,” takes…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 6 review discusses “The Princess And The Queen” in full. Mary & Blake cover the show as TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 6 review, we break down “The Princess And The Queen,” an episode where the time jump turns motherhood into war. That is the real cold-blooded engine of the episode. The children are not just children anymore. They are evidence. They are threats. They are future claimants. They are living proof of secrets everyone is pretending not to see. Rhaenyra’s sons expose the lie around her marriage. Alicent’s sons become the challenge simply by existing. Harwin’s love for his children becomes politically fatal. And Viserys keeps trying to paste dragon-family stick figures on the back of the royal carriage while the whole house rots around him. Quick answer: House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 6, “The Princess And The Queen,” jumps forward about ten years and introduces older…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 5 review discusses “We Light The Way” in full. Mary & Blake cover the show as TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 5 review, we break down “We Light The Way,” an episode where a royal wedding becomes a war cry, a green dress becomes a banner, and Alicent finally stops pretending peace is still possible. This is the episode where the season gets there. The first four hours built the family wound. “We Light The Way” lights the match. Daemon murders his wife. Rhaenyra and Laenor make a marriage pact that sounds practical until you remember this is Westeros. Criston Cole confesses, snaps, and turns a wedding feast into a bloody warning. Viserys keeps falling apart. And Alicent walks into the room wearing green like she has called her bannermen to arms. Quick answer: House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 5, “We Light The Way,” follows the political arrangement between Rhaenyra and Laenor…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 4 review discusses “King Of The Narrow Sea” in full. Mary & Blake cover the show as TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 4 review, we break down “King Of The Narrow Sea,” an episode where Rhaenyra finally takes something the realm keeps denying her: desire without permission. That is the heat of the episode. Not just the sex. Not just the scandal. Not just Daemon being Daemon. The point is that men in this world can want, take, lie, rule, disappear into brothels, produce bastards, and still remain politically useful. But when Rhaenyra wants anything for herself, her body becomes evidence. And that is why this episode works. It uses sex to define character. Alicent’s scene tells us about duty. Daemon’s scene tells us about power and domination. Criston’s scene tells us about affection, agency, risk, and a line that cannot be uncrossed. Rhaenyra does not simply get caught in a scandal. She…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 3 review discusses “Second Of His Name” in full. Mary & Blake cover the show as TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 3 review, we break down “Second Of His Name,” an episode about legacy, inheritance, doubt, and the awful realization that naming Rhaenyra heir did not actually settle anything. This is the sneaky-good episode. “Second Of His Name” does not have the cleanest villain payoff, and the Crabfeeder’s death may feel anticlimactic after two episodes of setup. But the episode works because it finally starts putting meat on the bone. Viserys becomes more than the nice king with a wound. Daemon becomes a myth without saying a word. Rhaenyra’s position becomes more painful now that Aegon exists. Alicent is no longer just Rhaenyra’s friend or Viserys’ new wife. And the court starts to feel like a place where gossip, marriage, prophecy, and legacy are all weapons. Quick answer: House of the…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 2 review discusses “The Rogue Prince” in full. Mary & Blake cover the show as TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. In our House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 2 review, we break down “The Rogue Prince,” an episode where almost everyone tries to preserve peace and somehow makes the next war more likely. That is the real tension of the episode. Viserys wants to avoid conflict. The Small Council wants him to act like a king. Corlys wants him to deal with the Crabfeeder. Otto wants control. Daemon wants attention. Rhaenyra wants to prove she is more than a ceremonial heir. Alicent is being moved into position by her father. And Rhaenys says the quiet part out loud: men would sooner put the realm to the torch than see a woman ascend the Iron Throne. Quick answer: House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 2, “The Rogue Prince,” takes place six months after the premiere. Daemon has occupied Dragonstone and stolen a dragon egg, Rhaenyra…

Spoiler note: This House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 1 review discusses “The Heirs Of The Dragon” in full. Mary & Blake cover the show as TV-first viewers and avoid future Fire & Blood spoilers. Content note: This episode includes a graphic childbirth sequence involving Aemma Arryn. We discuss the scene below because it is central to the episode’s story, but it is intense and may be difficult for some viewers. In our House of the Dragon Season 1 Episode 1 review, we break down “The Heirs Of The Dragon,” an episode that does not begin the Dance of the Dragons with war. It begins with a wound. That is the trick of the premiere. “The Heirs Of The Dragon” has dragons, jousting, old prophecies, familiar Westeros locations, political councils, brothel scenes, blood, fire, and a Targaryen succession crisis. But underneath all of that, the episode is about something smaller and more dangerous: a family trying to solve a political infection by pretending the right ceremony, the right oath, or the right heir can…

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss the Game Of Thrones documentary, and season 8 as a whole... In this episode, we chat our emotional journey with the finale, the importance of personal stakes, coming full circle with narrative, and why the denouement - or final shot - has to encapsulate everything any story tries to accomplish... Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss everything YOU had to say about Game Of Thrones episode 8.06 - "The Iron Throne" In this episode, we chat the one scene that was missing, why we admire D & D, why GRRM put them in a tough spot, and the effects of depression (or just being hangry)... Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss Game Of Thrones series finale episode 8.06 - "The Iron Throne". In this episode, we chat about the finale being competent, why it's a strong thematic episode, the strongest imagery yet, and why Jon's a dope. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss everything YOU had to say about Game Of Thrones episode 8.05 - "The Bells" In this episode, we chat how to make a better episode by making one simple switch, how the Double D's have treated the strong women and why Mary has literally ruined our lives because of a facebook shirt... Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss Game Of Thrones episode 8.05 - "The Bells". In this episode, we chat why this episode is terrific, thematic catharsis, staying true to the arc, and why Dany has to do some life mapping... Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss everything YOU had to say about Game Of Thrones episode 8.04 - "The Last Of The Starks". In this episode, we chat why we think Arya's gonna buy it, concentric storytelling and the beauty of rhyming, and why Jon is absolutely Frodo... Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss Game Of Thrones episode 8.04 - "The Last Of The Starks". In this episode, we chat why Cersei isn't the real threat, the framework of choice, and why Dany is the crazy girl you knew at camp... Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss everything YOU had to say about Game Of Thrones episode 8.03 - "The Long Night" In this episode, we chat the defense of dark cinematography, the Prince That Was Promised, and why we should all be worried about Perogies Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss Game Of Thrones episode 8.03 - "The Long Night" In this episode, we chat the importance of transitioning emotional values, using score for effect, wondering where we go from here, and why this episode was a technical marvel we'll never see again. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss everything YOU had to say about Game Of Thrones episode 8.02 - "A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms" In this episode, we chat Crypt vs. Crypts, why the mad king was REALLY saying "Burn them all!", and who we think is going to die first... Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss Game Of Thrones episode 8.02 - "A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms" In this episode, we chat the spine of the episode being the Lannister brothers, the seven steps of grief, and why the Vale may be VERY important by the end of the season. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary

Hosts Mary & Blake discuss the Game Of Thrones season 8 premiere - episode 8.01 - "Winterfell". In this episode, we chat the symmetry between the pilot and this episode, Jon having to choose between being a Stark or a Targaryen, and why we were spoiled by How To Train Your Dragon... Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Play Music | Stitcher | YouTube | Spotify Download: (.mp3) | Mobile Play Social: Like Us On Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Become A Patron This episode of The North Remembers is brought to you by Minute With Mary