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If you’re not caught up on Game of Thrones get out of here. You should be ashamed of yourself. It’s Tuesday already. This is appointment television — not some watch at your own leisure Netflix show. Respect the game.
If you’re not an asshat and you’ve seen Sunday’s episode, it’s time to relive and dissect it with a new episode of the #1 Game of Thrones podcast in the realm for people who party like Tyrion and slay like Daenerys– Oysters, Clams & Cockles. We recap “The Spoils of War” and discuss Cersei’s continued meetings with the Iron Bank, Arya’s return to Winterfell, Jon Snow’s ability to spit game in caves, and what will be forever known as The Loot Train Massacre.
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Ross Bolen is a New York Times Bestselling author, co-host of the Oysters, Clams & Cockles: Game of Thrones podcast, co-host of the Back Door Cover sports podcast, 2017 Masters attendee, bigger and more loyal Rockets, Astros and Texans fan than you, cheese enchilada aficionado, and nap god.
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“For People Who Party Like Tyrion And Slay Like Daenerys” is a top 5 cringe-worthy tagline
Seems a bit harsh.
It sounds like something that would be in calligraphy on a sorority girl’s apartment wall
Haha yes, yes it does.
What happened to the morning coffee thoughts?
Just got stale, tbh. You having trouble getting motivated in the AM now?
Yea, I am. I’m gonna get fucking fired now, Ross.
It was something to read during the morning dump
Why did Jaime just sink into the water like a paraplegic after getting tackled off the horse
He’s wearing armor. I think Jaime is The Price That Was Promised. The prophecy tells of a savior reborn amidst salt and smoke. Could fit Jaime right here. He sheds what is weighing him down, his Lannister armor, to free himself from death. He rises out of the water from the fiery battle. He is reborn. He is The Prince That Was Promised.