Boy, bitter sweet, as we arrive at the serious finale of Game of Thrones, bitter sweet

at the show is over, bitter that it's done, sweet that you won't have to hear this intro

music anymore. Hi everybody, welcome to a song of ice and spoilers. This is the TVTL spin

off dedicated to all things Game of Thrones. My name is Luke Burbank. My friend Andrew

Walsh is in the Roosevelt neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. Hello there. Hey there. I guess

I just have to find a new place in my life to play this music once a week because I find

it soothing. I just find it. Boy, you know, I told you we watched Game in the regular podcasts.

A lot of people don't know we do another podcast called Too Beautiful to Live. And in that

podcast today, I mentioned to you that I had the opportunity to watch Game of Thrones

in a theater, listener Chris, who runs a theater in Tacoma, invited me and Genevieve to watch

with a few friends. It was awesome. But before the main attraction began, we were watching

just like some Game of Thrones related comedy videos on YouTube. I don't know if it was

a playlist or what. Oh, that's fun. Yes, it was tons of fun until Game of Cats came

on. And just I think you wait. I don't know. All to the bone. And was that as specific

was listener Chris, actually, as we say in the sort of parlance of TBTL, we call it cat

rolling, kind of a, you know, cousin of Rick rolling, where somebody will just play this

song, this highly annoying song. But you think you're going to hear something else. Did

you get catrolled at your final, your Game of Thrones series finale watching party?

You know what? First of all, I just want the record to show that I know shattered to

the bone is not an expression. I said it before. I tried it. I'm trying to expand the language.

I believe that language is fluid. Why could you be shattered to the bone? You could shatter

everything. And then it could get to the bone of the bone, could be like, nah, son, we're

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