Westeros Weekly: A Game of Thrones Podcast

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Game of Thrones Season 1 through Season 8... what were the best moments of the HBO series that were NOT adapted from George R R Martin's books? Go to https://expressvpn.com/newrockstars to take back your Internet privacy TODAY and find out how you can get 3 months free. For 20% off your Mack Weldon order, use promo code WESTEROS at checkout at https://www.mackweldon.com/. How did the introduction of the Night King and the White Walker mythology change Game of Thrones, and how did the shifted expectations create challenges for the final seasons? Filup Molina and Erik Voss review the best Game of Thrones scenes from over the seasons -- Arya and Tywin, Cersei and Robert, "Chaos is a ladder," the destruction of the Great Sept -- to analyze the writing and the show's evolving tone. What season did the show begin to diverge from what fans wanted?

Game of Thrones Alternate Endings Revealed! Could Jon Snow become an undead Lady Stoneheart figure in the Game of Thrones books? Big thanks to Hello Fresh! For $80 off your first month of delicious meals, go to HelloFresh.com/ROCKSTARS80 and enter promo code ROCKSTARS80. And big thanks to Away Travel! Use promo code ROCKSTARS20 at checkout for $20 off your order of awesome luggage at AwayTravel.com/ROCKSTARS20. In this episode of #westerosweekly, Erik Voss analyzes the different storylines of George R R Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" book series that could make The Winds of Winter and A Dream of Spring play out quite differently from Game of Thrones Season 8 -- Dany's madness, Bran's stiffness, and Jon's nuthin-ness. Who is Young Griff / Aegon the 6th, and how will he complicate Dany's quest for the Iron Throne going forward? If Jon DOES resurrect in the books, will he resemble Kit Harrington's depiction, or closer to the resurrected Catelyn Stark Lady Stoneheart figure? Will Jeyne Poole replace Sansa in her storyline? Did Jorah Mormont originally have a different fate in the Game of Thrones finale? And what fake scenes were shot for the final season to keep the secrets?

Game of Thrones Final Scene Breakdown! Where does Jon go? What's west of Westeros? Is Sansa or Bran the true winner? Thanks to Skillshare for sponsoring this video. The first 500 people to sign up at this link in the description will get their first 2 months for free >> https://skl.sh/newrockstars What does Game of Thrones' ending mean? Erik Voss analyzes the imagery and subtle details of the final sequence of Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 6, titled "The Iron Throne," to explain the deeper symbolism and the clues toward the futures of Jon Snow and Arya Stark. Why does Jon leave, and where is he going? Is Jon immortal, and will he become the next Night King? How does the ending of Game of Thrones connect to the ending of The Lord of the Rings?

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