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Hello, my fellow Westoreans. Welcome back to our third week of House of the Dragon. In advance of the third episode, we have another preview episode for you today. As usual, our Saturday streams are spoilery.

We've discussed what's in the media, what we've thought about. We parlay that with fire and blood book cannon. We don't include leaks. We don't go with that. We don't roll that way. But we will use our Noggins to figure out whatever we can in addition to what's been put out there.

Joining us today, we'd love to have excellent guests, and we certainly have an excellent guest today to help us break all this down. It's Paul Quentin from Notacast. Welcome, my friend.

Hi, everyone. Thanks so much for having me. Yeah, yeah. We're going to have a good time. Of course, Ashea here on my left as usual on camera this time. She's always on my left, but not always on camera.

Yes, and I have a unique hairstyle today because I am rushing to Dragon Con after this for a cosplay for Fire Emblem. So I have these funny space buns. Yeah, looks great.

And yeah, so let's get to it. We were going to talk quite a bit about what we've got on tap here. Oh, shit.

Our schedule as usual is Saturdays at three and Mondays at six Mondays are our spoiler free episodes with Sean. You can watch this live streams on YouTube. You can watch the replays on YouTube or Spotify.

And the podcast versions are available anywhere you get podcasts like Spotify or Amazon Music or you can watch watch or listen to whatever podcast platform you prefer. You should be able to find it anywhere.

We had a six month time jump last time. This time it's about three years. So episode three, three years. That lines up nicely. And here's where we remind y'all that this show is roughly going to cover 28 years in season one.

Then it's going to stop the time jumps altogether or so we hear for the rest of the dance and move maybe more like a month to month pace or week to week something like that.

In itself is different, right? Emmett, we've got this is kind of a we haven't seen things like that. There's things that happen maybe in Game of Thrones that maybe should have taken that long.

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