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The Welcome back, everybody. This is Josh from Chase and Josh Factor Fantasy,

and I hope you guys are really excited to dive into Q and A with Jay today.

We are going to be moving into a specific topic.

And we're going to keep going forward with this over the next couple of weeks.

So this week we're going to cover questions that listeners had about season one of Game of

Thrones. Next week we'll move that into season two week after that to season three and so on

and so forth. You know, just to see how that goes how it

trends but really excited to dive on into this here today and my very first question is from

chris and chris asked is there anything you liked better about the show than the book in season one?

I think that this was kind of a shot at me because anyone who's been with us since the very beginning knows that I continuously talk shit about the on-screen productions as they compare to the books, especially

when it's Harry Potter and, you know, the later seasons of Game of Thrones I had issues with,

even though there weren't any books to compare that to. So I don't know if that was intentional

or not, but I will answer your question. Chris, yeah, actually, there are a few things I liked

better on screen

than the book for once. I know, crazy, right? The first thing was the way that Ned Stark

was portrayed. In the show, he's very formidable. He's someone that you don't really want to

mess with. He's well-respected.

Even Barrison Selmy gives him that encouragement of, oh, I've seen you cut down a dozen good nights. And, you know, in the book, he's not really that much of a warrior. He's more of the

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