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Welcome to Kind of Funnies game of thrones. It's not as good.

It was a solid 80% performance, but if we get another take, you didn't capture.

You need to look at the screen first.

Yeah, it's in the face, the terror, and maybe the, oh it's up. That came out. Welcome to Kind of Funnies, Game of Thrones. The final season in review. Episode two. I am Tim Getty's. This is Andy Gortez. That is Kevin Kowell. Over there, we got the keeper of plot, the explainer of scenes, Andrew Renee, and round and at the group. Nick Scarapino. How are you all doing? Good. Great. What a time to be alive. What an episode. What a time. Cannot wait to get right into this. This show happens every Monday, Twitch.t. T.V. 10m. If you want to watch live the day after Game of Thrones premieres, or you can watch it later on YouTube.com slash kind of funny or on roosterteeth.com or as a podcast, just search for Kind of Funny Reviews. It's the same podcast feed as we use for the in-review series where tomorrow we are rounding out. The Mission Impossible franchise. Oh, man. And then next week we did you guys fall out already? I'm halfway through. Halfway through.

Me too.

Little G.G. fell asleep. No, no, no, no. That's what happened. Shout to Patreon producer, David Mindell. If you want to go to Patreon.com slash kind of funny, you can get this show ad-free or write in your thoughts about the show. We'll talk about them later. Street magic

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David Mindtell

Game of Thrones

The final season, episode two, a night of the seven kingdoms. First aired April 21st, 2019, directed by David Nutter. Once again, same guy that directed last week's episode. Every time I said that dude's name? Makes one to eat Nutterters. Yeah. Written by Brian Cogman, who has written 10 episodes across all the different seasons. So he's a veteran of this. Run time of 58 minutes. Andrea. Yes, Tim. You want to hit us with that plot? Let's go. 58? Sorry. This is episode 69. It was episode 69. It was episode 69. All right. Dickey. All right. So a lot happened in this episode. A lot of conversations, really bringing characters together in interesting ways and some teary-eyed moments as they set up for the Battle of Winterfall, which is now clearly going to start next week, baby. In next week's episode. So let's go ahead and get right into it. There are, according to my notes, there were 19 scenes in this week's episode, which is quite a few different scenes. It's one of those things where like when you saw last week's preview, you're like, is it going to start this one?

And then about 20 minutes in, I'm like, no, we're good. We're safe. They totally just like, we're going to take this episode. It's like fan service in the best way where it's like earned, where we've had seven seasons now fully preparing the characters for this moment. And then you give them this last thing where every single character and every single moment we saw here might have been their last.

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