So, we're going to die at Winterfell.

Not the death I would have chosen. Tell me about your re-watches.

It's the opera episode.

A Nine of the Seven Kingdoms, Part 2, round 2.

I feel like I've had a little bit more training in the game of Game of Thrones.

Intrague. I wasn't expecting it to come so soon, but we did have a

extremely long weight between season seven and eight so I feel like that was part of the I guess

coping period or at least the period that we all had to realize that the

Whitewalkers were coming and upon a rewatch of this episode of 9 of the 7

kingdoms the ending sequence really, I think,

said it in a big way because I know, right after it aired, we had the podcast record, so I felt like there was so much to do

and so much to think about and so all the details really were just swimming around in my head and didn't fully land or make me I guess I didn't fully understand like for example the last moments that Jamie might have to express how he feels about

Brian and what that was like to do in front of his brother and to share those moments in front of people like Davos and

to have even Tor Davos and to have

torment there and to have Tormin as one of the person,

one of the people that initialize the whole thing.

And like I said, for it to happen all within a place like Winterfell and for it to just this is it you know what I mean like

this is the these are the closing moments for a lot of these people and for this

part of the story that we were always looking forward to, like what would happen when the

white walkers broke through the wall and how would they attack Westeros? We're about to see the biggest fight presumably

or that we can at least think of at this point on Sunday night and it's going to involve a lot of people and that's pretty exciting.

Obviously, but really exciting. I'm really excited to talk about it tonight with you.

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