Hello and welcome to the canon, the show where every single week we get together in debate, argue, and sometimes harmoniously agree about which movies belong in the canon of all-time greats to live on forever.

I am, as always, your host, Devin Franchi. And joining me as always.

Is your co-host, Amy Nicholson. We have an exciting guest in the studio today, Amy. But before we bring him on, we have important business to take care of from last week. Our Linklater episode, Slacker, in celebration of the release of the new Linklater film, Everybody Wants Some. And going that has very good high waist of pants. It does.

How did the listeners at home feel about slacker?

The listeners at home were very enthusiastic about voting yes for slackers.

So welcome to the canon slacker.

All right. So that's last week. It's all business. Let's move on into the future.

And joining us in the studio today, we have a really special guest.

It's so exciting. I have known him on the Internet for a long time, but we have never actually met in person. It is Brian Cogman, writer and producer on Game of Thrones. Hello. Hi, Brian. Hi. Thank you for coming on the show. We really appreciate it. I'm thrilled to be here.

I'm actually very, I'm very nervous.

This is the most nervous I've been in a very long time.

This is my favorite podcast. Is it Devon's rampant masculinity that's making you nervous? You know, it's a mixture. It's a mixture of, you know, expectations being met. So as a, as a- That makes me nervous that our expectations might not meet yours. Oh, well, that's true.

As a regular listener, which house do you think Amy and I each belong in in Westrose?

Oh, that's interesting.

You're an expert, so.

Wow.

You're an expert on both of those two things.

You put me on the spot there.

That's a loaded question.

I know.

That's what's so exciting about it.

I think she's a fr question. I know. That's what's so exciting about it. I think she's a fray.

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