episode four. I mean, I feel like we're getting repetitive at this point. Second watch loved

it more than the first. I also liked it better. This time we did you better. Oh, yeah.

I want to know what you thought of what you think, because you came off Sunday's episode.

You weren't cold on it, but you were not as hype as I was on it. And I feel like after

my second rewatch, different things stood out to me. And it felt a little bit less

salacious, I guess you can say. And so I was able to kind of watch it for what it was instead of

the shock and all of everything that was happening. Kind of like the like my heart rate wasn't as high.

You got your gut reaction. You're able to tame it. The pacing is just so I mean,

watching it for the first time was such a thrill. And I loved watching it the second time.

That's what I'm not trying to say, but I feel like I was able to see it with fresh eyes after

the excitement of seeing it for the first time. And so I'm curious, because like I said,

you were not cold, but lukewarm on it, I would say. And so what do you think stood out this time?

That same thing benefited me. Watching it with people is fine. Watching it on a TV is fine.

Watching it by yourself is fine. Watching it in the crowded room or at a bar is less immersive,

but I think that immersiveness really helped me feel a lot closer to the stuff that they were

doing that was cool in this episode. There's a lot of really subtle stuff and just wearing headphones

really allowed me to pick up on a lot of that. And I feel like maybe it should be less subtle,

but maybe that's just a part of the artistic representation of how to provide layers,

like how art, like how paintings look better, whenever more subtle textural layers are built upon,

more and more and more over time to get this overall big image. And so maybe that's why it's not

more obvious. Like for example, when Damon walks into the throne room and he arrives,

there's people whispering, he was just at the steps. Yes. Yeah. I hear that.

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