Jim, A.Ron, and Max are back to compare episodes 3 and 4 of House of the Dragon Season 3 with Fire & Blood. They break down the business at Bitterbridge, talk Daeron differences, and answer your feedback questions along the way. What did the show change, what did the book do better, and what fresh chaos has the adaptation unleashed?
We’ve got a lot of questions after this episode of Apple TV+’s Silo. Whose side is Sims really on? Are there any Flamekeepers left besides Jim and A.Ron? Are there any silos left besides 18? And is the show making smart adaptational choices, or falling into some familiar traps? Join us as we dig into all of that and more in our coverage of Silo, Season 3, Episode 4, “Whatever You Do, Don’t Go Home.”
Ser A.Ron and King Jimherys hold court to hear the petitions, grievances, and ravens of their leal listeners. Then, if your oath to remain spoiler-free is not so sacred, stay for the latter portion of the show, where Acolyte Max joins Ser A.Ron to pore over the histories and compare the accounts of the maesters with the story unfolding on screen.
It’s a big episode for the lore Maesters. Ser A.Ron and King Jimherys discuss the differences between raising a Hightower and raising a Targaryen. And people should be feeling more confident about the inclusion of Nettles into the show. Tune into this episode of HOTD to get the update on the latest happenings in Westeros.
Our coverage of The Bear Season Five continues with episodes four through six. A subtle beef between Marcus and Luca comes to a rolling boil, the staff begins to find its rhythm despite all the shouting, and Richie prepares for one of his biggest moments yet in a very Richie way.
The Dark Forest theory says that we are surrounded by extraterrestrial life, but we are the small prey in a dark forest of snarling predators. Sounds like being a person under Soviet rule. There are other things lurking in the forest: Night Witches, files, suspicions! Catch up with Star City on Bald Move!
With the passing of Ed Baldwin, the next generation is stepping up. But when the next generation is “bad Danny’s” kid, Jim and A.Ron are hesitant to root for the young blood. Hidden data, lies on the polygraph, and impending riots are going to explode into turmoil in For All Mankind.
Tune in for an episode of your questions and feedback for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: Seven.
It’s trial by seven. Dunk needs to find people willing to fight by his side. Egg finally comes clean to Dunk about his identity. The Targaryens are willfully engaging in the faith of the seven for their own reasons. And those reasons are bloody.
The Pitt Season 2, Episode 4 continues to work as what A.Ron calls an empathy machine, drawing Jim and A.Ron deeper into its many threads. They keep a close eye on the show’s evolving romantic entanglements — and wonder if anyone still remembers what parkour is.