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Welcome to EW Game of Thrones weekly podcast where we're going to be breaking down

the Queen's Justice.

Episode three, season seven.

So much happened.

I'm James Hibbert.

I'm here with Darren Franich.

Darren, the big John and Danny meeting finally happened.

What was your reaction?

This is something that whether you got into the books or you've gotten into the show, this is sort of the longest promised meetup of any

characters. They've been so far away from each other the whole time, literally at like opposing

points of the compass. I love that like,

you know, we're now at a place where Thrones can really take its time with stuff like this.

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