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Music Welcome one and all, be you doatheraki, Targaryen, or a dragon, to Kataku split screen's special coverage of Game of Thrones season

seven.

My name is Kirk Hamilton.

I am editor at Large at Kataku, and I'm joined as usual by Kataku News editor Jason Schreier.

Today we'll be talking about Season 7, episode four, The Spoils of War.

On these episodes, we discuss anything that happened in the books, but we do not discuss any leaked spoilers about the show, nor anything from the next time on preview, which neither of us watch.

This episode had training sequences, portentious graffiti, and buckets of dragon fire. Jason

Schreier, big picture, what did you think? First of all, shout out to all of the dragons

currently listening. Second of all, I thought it was fantastic. I thought that was a great

episode, best of the season so far, and probably a top 10 all-time Game of Thrones episode. What did

you think, Kirk? I thought it was really cool, and I thought obviously the action sequences were

...