Welcome to Valerie Reedus for Dunkin' Egg.

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Our approach will be different than it was for a song of ice and fire, rather than setting

out a specific number of chapters for each week, we'll aim to spend two hours per episode

covering as much as we can each time, we'll cover the setting, the parallels, the plot

connection to a song of ice and fire, the plot within the story itself, and almost everything

else you can imagine, and I know you can imagine quite a bit.

So this should be a lot of fun, yeah, we're changing the format a little bit, but the discussions,

the humor, analytical style should all be pretty much the same, but there is a lot to do

this by a chapter because the chapters are so much shorter, right?

Yeah, in some ways they're not even chapters, you could look at them that way, but I don't,

so I wanted to come up with a different way to manage this, and I think this is going

to be pretty fun.

So you've already heard him speaking, but we should reintroduce our friend, our longtime

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