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Music Welcome one and all, be you iron-born, stormborn, or bastard-born, to Kitaku's split-screen screen special coverage of game of thrones season seven

my name is kirk hamilton i'm the editor at large at kataku dot com i am joined by kataku news editor

jason shrier to discuss the third episode of season seven the queen's justice as always we will

discuss the events from the books but we will not discuss leaked stuff about the show or the next time on preview, which we do not watch.

Jason, this episode had some poison, some warfare, and some very tense talking. Big picture, what did you think?

I thought you were going to say Battleborn. I got really excited there.

We could have finally talked about Battleboard on this show.

I thought this is a good episode. I have kind of mixed feelings about it.

I thought it was an overall interesting, entertaining episode, maybe marred by some bad acting,

and Bran, because fuck Bran. What did you think, Kirk? I thought it was a cool episode that sort of

reassured me on some of the fronts we had talked about a couple of episodes

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