Hello and welcome to Nerdat Recaps Game of Thrones with Peter Segel.

I am Greta Johnson here with Tricia Bobita and Peter Segal.

Hey.

We're all little sad.

You're just out of it.

We're all in mourning today.

We're sad because we're reviewing season six episode five of Game of Thrones episode was named The Door. I know who's happy though. I can tell you one person who's happy. Who's that? Your mother, Mary Johnson, because boy, did she get her D. Oh my gosh. She asked for it. Yeah,, that was real. Have you, have you spoken to her since the

broadcast of the episode? No, I don't, she goes to bed even earlier than I do, believe it or not, Peter.

And so I don't think she's seen it yet. Oh my gosh. But I do look, I do look forward to that.

And I think she will be excited to hear this too. That was a faceful of D right there for Mary Johnson.

It really was.

You know, now that I have this big screen TV.

Oh, just in time.

Oh, my goodness.

Warts and all, I believe, is the expression.

That is so fitting this time around, isn't it?

Oh, my goodness.

Oh, no. Well, let's just start in Bravo's then where we saw a play where we can see how history. Just going to start

with the D. We're just going right there. We started with the D, so let's go. Yeah. Yeah, you

know, I did think this was really interesting. Like, that play was way longer than I thought.

And I was watching the play, and I'm a theater snob and I was like well why would anybody watch this tangled story of intrigue where there's no clear villain and there's no clear hero and it's all ambiguous and then I realized oh wait yeah sorry everybody I mean it was it was almost you know, these people are enjoying the story just like you.

It was very meta. It was extremely meta. To watch people watch the story of Game of Thrones.

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