Welcome into another episode of Kentucky Thrones Radio and the end is finally here. The long Kings Road has come to a close down in King's Landing and Game of Thrones is over and

we're going to talk about it all if you hear the depression in my voice it's because

it's just a sad time, DJ Walker.

Oh, don't be sad.

I'm sad, I mean, I'm sad too.

But you know what, it was fun.

A lot of fun. Loved and Lost than never loved at all. Exactly. Yeah so that's where we're at right now.

Game of Thrones has ended in a season finale that is as with much of the show there there's haters, there's lovers, there's people who liked it both.

TJ, we were a little bit debated last week coming out of the show. You the destruction of King's Landing you enjoy

genocide that's your favorite thing in the world is watching people burn alive

I wasn't the biggest fan but if slowly come around now were you the question is

where do you fall on the season finale the series finale of game of thrones you

know there's things I would do differently. I'm going to

complain about a few things. I'm going to question a few things. But again my big

umbrella that I just want to stay under and everything outside of the umbrella doesn't matter to me

Was I entertained? Did I have fun watching it? Did I feel a range of emotions? Yes. Yes. Yes. All the yeses. I enjoyed it. I liked it. I'm I I'm fine with how they closed things up

The one thing that I'm beating a dead horse at this point, this should not, they should not have wrapped things up in six episodes.

Yeah. Regardless of if it was hour and 20 minutes or an hour and 30 minutes or whatever it may be.

This could have been two seasons of six episodes. This could have been a full 10 episode

season. Six was not enough and that's disappointing that it felt a little rushed in that

sense but there's nothing you can do about it there's nothing that they could do

about it once they decided it was going to be six episodes so in that

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