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Music Welcome one and all, be you a hound, a mountain, or a dwarf, to Kotaku split screen's special coverage of Game of Thrones Season 7.

My name is Kirk Hamilton. I'm editor at large at Kotaku, and I'm joined as ever by Kotaku News editor Jason Schreier.

This will be our last Game of Thrones special episode as we discuss the season seven finale,

The Dragon and the Wolf. As always, we will discuss events from the books, but we won't

get into any potential leaked spoilers for the final season of the show, which will air next year.

Jason, this episode had some talking, some more talking, even more talking, and then finally

the wall fell. Big picture, what did you think? I thought it was very good as an episode of television. I also thought

it was very predictable. It was essentially the scenes that I predicted in episode one of our

recap series, and it is clearly pointing us in a direction that I have been fearing this entire

time, which is a bummer. But just taken on its own,

that was a very good episode of television. Yeah, I thought, I thought it was a pretty cool episode.

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