It’s the season three finale for Silo on Apple TV+! The Flamekeepers A.Ron and Jim have conflicting thoughts on Daniel. Did the ending give you the answers you were looking for? Send your feedback to silo@baldmove.com for a special feedback episode.
Dark Matter is a special case of the multiverse story where the consequences are tangible, calculations can be done, and Jim and A.Ron are having intense headcanons. Explore the roads not taken and not taken in the latest episode of Dark Matter.
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We’re nearing the end of our book vs. show coverage with episodes five and six of House of the Dragon Season Three. King Jimhaerys, Ser A.Ron and Acolyte Max talk Sabitha Frey’s protective privy, Criston Cole’s surprisingly more flattering depiction in the show than the book, and the questionable intelligence of dragons.
The Flamekeepers Jim and A.Ron are so close, so close to making the greatest discoveries this season has to offer. Things take a turn for Bernard and Sims. The blind faith in the tech is shocking. Join Juliette Nichols as she reigns over the mole-man project.
Season Two of Dark Matter has stepped through the box! Jim and A.Ron break down the premiere, exploring the show’s complex romantic entanglements, idyllic and apocalyptic versions of Chicago, and whether it’s even worth attempting to untangle infinity.
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?
Jim and A.Ron have two minds about it: the mystery is paying off…or maybe it’s too easy. It remains to be seen. The Flamekeepers discuss the real life parallels between Silo’s AI, global conflict, and billionaires and what we are dealing with today.
In this episode, Jim, A.Ron, and Max cover the jam-packed opening episodes, “Salt and Sea, Fire and Blood” and “Queen’s Landing.” They’re comparing the episodes to their Fire & Blood counterparts.
Comic Steve Ausburne and NFL analyst Fran Duffy chop up a great season of television.