‘Game of Thrones,’ S8E6 | The Precappables

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4.3 • 641 Ratings

🗓️ 17 May 2019

⏱️ 49 minutes

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The Ringer’s Zach Kram and Riley McAtee prognosticate on what could happen in Season 8, Episode 6 of ‘Game of Thrones.’ They break down the teaser for the final episode (01:40), theorize who will sit on the Iron Throne (19:00), and offer their key players in the episode (36:53) before predicting what will happen next (40:41). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Liz Kelly, and welcome to The Ringer Podcast Network. Before you get to the show,
0:04.4	make sure you check out the ringer.com for our extensive NBA playoff coverage leading up to the NBA
0:09.1	finals. Also look out for a 2019 NBA draft guide, which now features 50 of Kevin O'Connor's
0:15.5	scouting reports. The draft guide has a first-round mock draft, big board rankings from our draft
0:20.6	experts like Jonathan Charks and Danny Chow, and much more to come leading up to the draft itself on June 20th.
0:26.6	Once again, check out The Ringer's 2019 NBA Draft Guide and all of our NBA coverage over on the Ringer.com.
0:32.5	Thank you. Hello, and welcome to Game of Thrones precapables, part of the Ringer podcast network.
0:53.7	This is the podcast where we preview the Thrones episode to come, part of the Ringer podcast network. This is the podcast where we preview
0:55.5	the Thrones episode to come. And for the final time, we're going to break down what to expect
1:01.2	because this Sunday is the finale, season eight, episode six. I'm Zach Kramm and joining me as he mourns
1:08.1	the death of Circe, whom just last week he called the great
1:11.9	queen for Westeros. It's Riley McAtee. I'm being misrepresented here yet again. I said that
1:17.7	peace and Circe is better than war and anyone else. I just want to specify for everyone.
1:23.8	Cersie only set fire to the scept of Baylor. Danny set fire to the whole city.
1:28.9	So she's better in that respect.
1:30.9	All right, let's start with next on Game of Thrones.
1:39.6	First, there are some new logistics for season eight, episode six.
1:42.9	It's going to be 80 minutes long in the same range as the other episodes toward the back half of the season.
1:48.9	But this episode is directed by David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, the two showrunners who have never officially directed the same episode before, who basically have no directing experience pre-game of Thrones. They do have a
2:02.4	little bit of experience on this own show, but that's kind of new. Yeah, so Beniof and Weiss have
2:08.5	each directed one episode. David Benioff directed episode three of season three, Walk of Punishment.
2:15.4	That is the episode where De NNaris first kind of negotiates with
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