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Today we're breaking down the Game of Thrones finale,

season eight episode six, the Iron Throne. I'm Zach Kramm and joining me not because he has an army,

not because he has gold, not because he has an inspiring flag, but because he knows how to tell a good

story. It's Riley McAtee. Why do you think I traveled all the way here, Zach?

Thank you. And for those who have listened to the recapables before,

you'll know we have a sort of structure we tend to keep to for those who are new

and want to hear us break down the Game of Thrones finale.

We're going to go item by item to try and encapsulate the entire being experience of

season eight, episode six, and talk about the best and worst moments, how we think it wrapped up in

the show, and what the best moments of all of season eight and the whole show were.

So let's start with a brief plot recap of everything that happened in these 80 minutes.

The show starts with Tyrion, John, and Davos as they stumble through the wreckage of

King's Landing.

Tyrion goes on ahead to the Red Keep where he finds Jamie's and Circe's buried

bloody bodies and weeps. John and Davos find Greyworm as the unsullied commander

executes Lannister prisoners of war. Meanwhile, Dineris holds a victory rally in front of our

SOC soldiers. Danny declares that they did what they said they would and they won her throne,

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