Ladies and

Ladies and this is Kentucky Thrones radio and it's a little weird.

T.J. Walker, I'm Nick Rousche here hanging out with my buddy talking Game of Thrones,

but we're not talking about a new episode they're all done we're here to talk about the

series that was best TV show ever after the fact it's all over can you believe it's over.

I'm still in shock a little I am 100% in shock like this past Sunday I guess we got something new from game of

Thrones it was the two hour while like this Sunday I think I'm gonna be very confused.

And then I think like in four Sundays,

I'm gonna be like, no.

I mean something, wake up, come on, come on, get up,

hey, get back on, get back on. Get back on.

Buddy. Get on your horse. So it hasn't really sank in all the way just yet, but I'm not I'm not happy because I'm able to process it I just think I haven't gotten to the point where it's really hit home yet.

See and I think it was important for us to have this discussion a week or two after the finale just so that we can in fact have

time to process it all.

Because initial reactions, very mixed amongst fans. Some people hated the last season some people loved it

you know I can understand both sides and I think I've come to the collusion that I'm okay with it

from a I'm okay with it. From a, the thing about Game of Thrones,

I think that's the reason why we loved it so much

is there's so much misdirection, there was so many layers,

there was so much depth to it, that over the last, I don't

know, two years while we were waiting for this final season to happen, I, you know, we got really

deep, we got really into the weeds we try to figure out all

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