And who are you? The proud Lord said that I must bow so low. Only a cat of a different

code. That's all the truth I know. And a code of gold.

Hello everyone and welcome to a cast of Kings and unofficial podcasts about the HBO original

series Game of Thrones. My name is Joanna Robinson and I've read every book in George

R. Martin's a song of ice and fire. And my name is Mosbick and I've also read every

book in George R. Martin's a song and ice and fire, which means we get to have some fun.

Yeah, we do. And welcome to the show, ladies and gentlemen. If you're just tuning in for

the first time, you can find more of our episodes at Game of Thrones podcast.com. You can

also email us at a cast of kings at gmail.com. That's a cast of kings at gmail.com. This

is the part of the introduction where David usually gives some spoiler rules. But as

you might have noticed, Dave is a cure this week. And that's because this is a very special

spoiler version of a cast of kings. We're talking book spoilers. We're talking show spoilers.

This episode has everything you don't want to hear if you hate spoilers. So if you don't

be spoiled by talk future books or the upcoming seasons, then I suggest you turn off this

episode. Go outside. Have a walk. We warned you a lot and loudly. So without further ado,

we're going to get into talking about spoilers in anticipation of episode nine of season three

of Game of Thrones. So first we're going to start off by Miles writes a good deal about

television in general and specifically about Game of Thrones. And I want to get your overall

sort of impressions of the season and also to talk to you a bit about whether or not you

feel like it's fruitful as a critic to compare the show to the book so much or whether

it's better to just take it as a show on its own. I'll take the second part of that question

first because I think it's going to lease into the first part of it. I think the question

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