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    Winter Is Here: A Game of Thrones Podcast

    Content relating to the TV series “Game of Thrones” by HBO.

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    Game of Thrones Series Wrap-Up Jun 11, 2019
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    We’re back with our final Game of Thrones podcast. This week we’re reading your feedback and talking through our Best Of list.

    We’ll return shortly on our Rabbit Hole Network podcast with coverage of Big Little Lies and Killing Eve.


    Links mentioned in this episode:

    Find us online at www.rabbitholenetwork.com

    Join our Facebook group and get in on the conversation at https://www.facebook.com/groups/479738935503747/

    Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/RabbitHoleNW


    Game of Thrones 806 “The Iron Throne”: Additional Thoughts Part 2 Jun 06, 2019
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    We wrap up our discussion of the Game of Thrones finale, “The Iron Throne,” by exploring the theme of “cripples, bastards, and broken things,” and asking whether the show succeeded in fulfilling the promises made. We fawn over Sansa’s coronation gown and have more questions about King Brandon the Broken. We give fair warning that we will be discussing the books because we have opinions about certain adaptation choices. If you are interested in hearing about how Jon Snow, Dorne, and Tyrion were much more interesting in the books, or if you agree that a certain omitted character was likely crucial to the downfall of Daenerys, or if you are curious to hear a passionate defense of Edmure as a caring lord mourning the death of his father, rather than the bumbling fool the show makes him out to be, then this is the podcast for you.

    We will publish a feedback podcast soon, and after a break, our Rabbit Hole Network podcast will return with coverage of other shows.


    Links mentioned in this episode:

    Buzzfeed: The Details Hidden on Sansa’s Costume in the “Game of Thrones” Finale Will Actually Make You Emotional

    Not a Podcast ASOIAF Re-Read Podcast: Thrones Review, Season 8 Episode 6: “The Iron Throne”

    Vanity Fair: Game of Thrones: 18 Secrets, Easter Eggs, and Revelations Hiding in 7 Seasons of Scripts

    Watchers on the Wall: Game of Threads: The Iron Throne

    Find us online at www.rabbitholenetwork.com

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    Game of Thrones 806 “The Iron Throne”: Additional Thoughts Part 1 Jun 05, 2019
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    We’re back with more thoughts on the Game of Thrones series finale and the series as a whole. We delve deep into character arcs and writing to explain why the finale ultimately remains disappointing. We’re also still grappling with many questions like: How much of Bran is Bran? Did the Three-Eyed Raven orchestrate everything from the beginning? Is this a good thing or a bad thing? What is the show saying about power? We continue to explore our feelings about Jon and Dany, while wondering about the morality of sieges and whether or not Jon turned himself in.

    This episode is only the first half of our conversation. Check out part two for more questions, fawning over costumes, and a defense of Edmure.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    Buzzfeed: The Details Hidden on Sansa’s Costume in the “Game of Thrones” Finale Will Actually Make You Emotional

    Find us online at www.rabbitholenetwork.com

    Join our Facebook group and get in on the conversation at https://www.facebook.com/groups/479738935503747/

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    Game of Thrones 806 “The Iron Throne”: Something Something Power Corrupts May 24, 2019
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    Game of Thrones is over and it turns out it was Bran all along? We talk about the emotional impact of the first part of the episode; Dany and Jon’s not-so-great great love story leaves us a bit cold but we find Tyrion’s anguish very affecting. The back half of the episode leaves us with many questions. Who are these people? Why are there so many Starks? Why is Tyrion the only one allowed to have ideas? Why was Jon so conflicted? Is the wheel broken or merely bent? Why are the Dothraki strolling along the docks like tourists? Were Jon and Tyrion punished by getting happy endings? We wanted the Starks to come out on top, but is that really a good thing?

    At least it ended on a hopeful note. Drogon still lives, Jon gave Ghost his scritches, and Brienne is Lord…Lady Commander of the King’s Guard.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    Buzzfeed: The Details Hidden on Sansa’s Costume in the “Game of Thrones” Finale Will Actually Make You Emotional

    Wars and Politics of Ice and Fire: The Monster Who Wasn’t There: The Adaptation of Tyrion Lannister in Game of Thrones

    Watchers on the Wall: Game of Threads: The Bells

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    Join our Facebook group and get in on the conversation at https://www.facebook.com/groups/479738935503747/

    Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/RabbitHoleNW


    Game of Thrones 805 “The Bells”: Additional Thoughts & Feedback Episode May 18, 2019
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    We’re back with our feedback episode for “The Bells.” But before we hear what you guys thought, we once again discuss the poor, rushed writing of this final season of Game of Thrones. We pontificate on the nature of heroes and the disappointment of the Jon/Dany love story, and Rachael makes her predictions for the finale.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    The Hollywood Reporter: ‘Game of Thrones’ Star on Final Season Death: “Some People Just Want to Watch the World Burn”

    The New Yorker: A Battle For My Life

    YouTube: Foreshadowing is Not Character Development

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    Game of Thrones 805 “The Bells”: The Things I Do For Podcasting May 15, 2019
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    With only one episode left, Game of Thrones is really racing toward the finish line. This week saw more bloodshed and we mourn the loss of more characters and the plotlines that could have been. We discuss character development, pacing, and whether or not the show earned these character turns.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    Entertainment Weekly: Game of Thrones Actor on His Surprise Death: “Nothing Could Console Me”

    Game of Thrones Weekly

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    Game of Thrones 804 “The Last of the Starks”: Additional Thoughts & Feedback Episode May 12, 2019
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    We’re back to talk more about “The Last of the Starks,” but I can’t say our opinions have changed. We discuss the show’s treatment of women and character development before turning our attention to listener feedback.


    Links mentioned in this episode:

    Find us online at www.rabbitholenetwork.com

    Join our Facebook group and get in on the conversation at https://www.facebook.com/groups/479738935503747/

    Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/RabbitHoleNW


    Game of Thrones 804 “The Last of the Starks”: But is She Likable? May 09, 2019
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    We think it’s safe to say that “The Last of the Starks” did not go down super well with fans. Despite a fun, engaging first half, and an amazing performance by Emilia Clarke, the writer’s committed several sins that we just cannot abide. We discuss the gorgeous feast scene and Brienne and Jamie finally getting their moment before turning our attention to the things that should have been executed differently or not at all.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    Find us online at www.rabbitholenetwork.com

    Join our Facebook group and get in on the conversation at https://www.facebook.com/groups/479738935503747/

    Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/RabbitHoleNW


    Game of Thrones 803 “The Long Night”: Additional Thoughts & Feedback Episode May 04, 2019
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    In this special episode Rachael and Amberlee talk about “The Long Night” with a eye toward how it all fits together. What is Bran doing? Why does Jon seem so ineffective? Who is Azor Ahai? Do prophecies even matter? Why are the writers afraid of magic?

    All this and more in this jam-packed feedback spectacular.


    Links mentioned in this episode:

    Observer: Exclusive: George R.R. Martin Says ‘Game of Thrones’ Ending Will be ‘Bittersweet’

    Vox: Game of Thrones’ Battle of Winterfell: 2 Military Experts Explain Jon and Dany’s Sloppy Plan

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    Game of Thrones 803 “The Long Night”: You Could Say He Bericaded the Door May 02, 2019
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    The Long Night finally arrived and it lasted…a whole night. Raise a glass to those we’ve lost as we delve into a discussion of the longest battle sequence ever televised. We discuss the Night King’s motivation, death, and what it means for the Night’s Watch now that he’s gone. Jon was surprisingly not the hero we expected, but we do have a lot of love for the women who took action. We talk about all the shenanigans the ladies got up to this week: taking up swords, saving the world, being action movie stars.

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    Entertainment Weekly: Melisandre Actress Carice van Houten on That Game of Thrones Winterfell Battle

    Vulture: Why Does the Night King Want to Destroy ‘Memory’ on Game of Thrones?

    YouTube: Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 3 – Game Revealed

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