Oh man, so date. House of the dragon. That's right. Everybody was talking about it as they

should be. This show is the best show on television. I don't think there's an argument

against it right now. Obviously, nothing else hearing is even coming close. I love this

show so much. I don't know if you do. Maybe you do. Maybe you don't. I think you probably

do. If you're here looking or maybe you just want to hear it be a complaint. I don't

get this show. I don't understand either way. It's going to cost you. You got to subscribe

whether you're throwing a comment in there on positivity or negativity. You got to subscribe.

Why? Because that's the price. You go into a store. It's free. I don't want to pay

that. Why? It's free. That's it. Stop fucking around. Anyway, it's a good way to get

people right on board, right? You threaten them to subscribe or otherwise tell them that

they're not showing class. It works. All right. Let's get into this thing because you're

here to talk about it and I understand. Has to the dragon. Game of Thrones. This show

just gets better and better and better and better. The conversation about whether or not

Emmadarcy and Olivia Cook would be able to do the same things that their predecessors

were doing in the roles is now at the window. They are owning the role. They are fantastic.

As I mentioned, I had never really seen much of Emmadarcy's work before this. I think

they are incredible. Powerhouse. There are a few times, by the way, throughout watching

this episode. This one in particular, I hadn't done this beforehand. When Renera is talking

to Viserys and I saw young Millie Adcock in Emmadarcy's eyes. It reminded me of Jamie

Costa. Why do you say that? Well, I'll tell you, if you don't know, Jamie Costa is a brilliant

actor who doesn't do impressions. He embodies people. He embodies Robin Williams. He embodies Owen

Wilson, you and McGregor people. It's not an impression. He somehow contorts his face and when

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