Saron's like, well, I guess I'll just make him myself. He just walks downstairs and uses

Calibrombbors workshop.

I'm like, Kellebrenbord's response should be with what workshop and what mythrel,

bitch.

Like, yeah, right?

You don't have the tools or the place to make this stuff.

Only I do, good luck.

Welcome to Doug Too Deep, the officially unofficial podcast for the Lord of the Rings, the Rings of Power on Amazon Prime. I'm Jim.

I'm A-ron. And we're here today to talk about season 2 episode 5, Halls stone and now now I'm hip I understand

this is a reference to the rings and the poem or the song I'm not that hip it's

either a poem or a song I don't know about the

dwarven kings and their halls of stone. Yes. And this is a fitting title. This is where

they get the rings and boy did it not go down exactly as I had

predicted last episode. Lapped out loud when I saw that.

Yeah, the seven dwarven families being called together by their mob boss to

extort them for profits. Yeah, it's pretty much yeah, you know, just the Godfather plan

Exactly exactly what do you think of this episode?

I'm to the point where every week I get a nervous

that like, oh God, the wheels are going to fall off, the wheels are going to fall off,

this is going to be a heavy new manure, the wheels are going to fall off, this is going to be a heavy new manure, the wheels

are going. But I, honestly, this is turning into the show that I thought it would be last year. And it's, you know, it's something that we talked a little bit about this earlier in the day on our club only lunch

with Jim and A Ron podcast, but it's something I realized when we were going through like

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