5x03: King Tommen The First (In Bed)

Boars, Gore, and Swords

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4.6 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2015

⏱️ 106 minutes

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Summary

“High Sparrow”, AKA Season 5, Episode 3, of HBO’s “Game Of Thrones. Jane Harrison joins Ivan & Red to discuss one of the best damn episodes this show’s put on offer. They talk missing storylines, King Tommen, Cersei vs. Maergery, chubby bunnies, Podrick being the best, the invention of clinchés, the noble stand of Janos Slynt, ginger humor, and the Game of King Chairs.

Transcript

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0:00.0	The North remembers.
0:02.0	Remembers. The North remembers.
0:04.0	The map, moving buildings.
0:08.0	Flying,
0:10.0	new things.
0:12.0	The river crossing.
0:14.0	Oh no!
0:16.0	Over the sea!
0:18.0	Fourses!
0:20.0	Over the sea!
0:22.0	Game of Thrones Game Game of Thrones Game. The Thrones Game.
0:24.0	Sean Bean dies.
0:26.0	I'm Red Scott.
0:27.0	And I'm Ivan Hernandez.
0:28.0	This is Boers Gorn Swords.
0:29.0	Still, three weeks in, the best daredevil podcast on the internet all d tuck all the time
0:35.8	nothing but Matt Murdoch's up in here I want I want to get right into this
0:39.6	fucking episode right if I'm done ignoring you but first off we have to introduce our new
0:43.5	guest and new to the podcast our first first time are in a while first first time we're
0:48.9	we're incredibly lazy and do not trust new people guests, that's what we're all about.
0:54.0	Yeah, we're all about people who do well coming back
0:56.0	and then people having bad one times
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