Beware Spoiler Phobes. You have stumbled upon a storm of spoilers. A podcast about HBO's Game of Thrones series in conjunction with the song of Ice and Fire books by George R.R. Martin.

This discussion can expand to include any Game of Thrones relevant books, shows, Internet experts, special features, teases, trailers, interviews, rumors, guesses, theories, and general crack-potitude.

We're not ruining, we're enriching. After all, chaos isn't a pit. It's a ladder. You do not wish to be spoiled or not caught up. Please stop now.

Do we have left? We have left in the lie. Chaos. A game in a pit waiting to swallow us all. Chaos isn't a pit. Chaos is a ladder.

Hello and welcome to a storm of spoilers. My name is Dave Gonzalez and I haven't read any books in George R.R. Martin's The Song of Ice and Fire series.

My name is Neal Miller and I have read all of the books and all of the Wikipedia pages.

Neal is back with us to bolster our ranks. I don't know if we're on the wall or outside the wall at this point, but that's going to be a point of contention in this episode.

This podcast covers spoilers in Game of Thrones and have the show relates to the books and just a little bit of housekeeping because we've been having some problems with how many of you there are.

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We call ourselves fighting in the war room because all of our shows have a very light conflict based amongst trust.

This episode also has that and Dave's going to pivot really sharply in the talking about Game of Thrones.

Watch us on the wall was Neil Miller doing his blackwater echo and both of you guys have talked about it online kneeling your column and Joanna Vanity Fair and on a cast of Kings podcast.

It's interesting because you both sort of came down on very polar opposite sides of the fence. I think Neil you enjoyed Neil Miller's battle at the wall.

Neil Marshall.

It could be yours right.

I mean, I'll take the credit.

I'm pretty.

You're to blame.

You're to blame Brian Cogman follows me on Twitter.

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