Speaker 1: Hello, ladies and gentlemen, Welcome back to another episode of
Geek First Podcast. I am one of your hosts, the
dancer Taylor Field, and I'm joined by.
Speaker 2: I am the squire KIRKLM. Pat Ser.
Speaker 1: Yes, we're here because we were putting our toes back
into the magical continent of a Western Roast with a
Night of the Seven Kingdoms. And you know, at the
end of the day, I'm just I'm baffled by how
quickly this just kind of disappeared before us. I really wasn't.
Speaker 3: I knew it was like early this year, but I
feel like we just blinked and it was here. I mean, yeah, no,
I'm excited to jump back into West Roast, but yeah,
it definitely surprised me.
Speaker 2: Snap right out.
Speaker 1: I sure did. But yeah, we've we've got a lot
of other Game of Thrones oriented stuff like House the
Dragon reviews. I want to say we did a Game
of Thrones like final season review, but maybe we didn't.
Mayb I'm getting that confused.
Speaker 3: I remember I wouldn't have been on it because I didn't.
I didn't watch it for the longest time.
Speaker 1: Oh is that right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So are you like a new like a new fan
next gen.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say so.
Speaker 3: I was watching it like as it was coming out,
like week to week, back in like season three that era,
and then I think I just fell off in like
season six, and then it just I never watched it.
I like took like the show ended, and I just
I never watched it. And then years later Shape wanted
to watch it, so we rewatched it together, and uh,
well she watched it for the first time. I watched
it with her and yeah, that's when I finished it.
That's I don't know, that was many years ago now
though that was like over five.
Speaker 1: Okay, I want to say, okay, and have you and
Shape done The House of Dragon together or did you
just do that solo for the cast?
Speaker 2: Uh, she's seen it all.
Speaker 3: I feel like we mostly watched it all together, but
she might have had like a shift that she was working,
so she missed out on the Sunday release because I
ain't waiting, you know, we're doing reviews. I gotta watch
that and get it up there. But you know she's
she's fully caught up.
Speaker 1: Nice cool, all right, Well yeah, my I mean Game
of Thrones. It's just it's I'm kind of like you
I fell off at around I think season five or
six when it was like releasing, and then one season
seven and eight were out, I was like, okay, I'm
back in here. So I think I took like a
one or two season kind of break. But some of
those shows I remember, I wasn't there at the start.
And when Game of Thrones came out, it was probably
season three when it was airing, and I bought season
one from Target and I went home and I watched it.
I was like, oh my god. I binged it on
a weekend Saturday Sunday session. It was so good. Went
and bought season two. Binge that as well, just says
the show that has that kind of magic to it,
and how's the Dragon? Definitely go check out our reviews
because I feel like we're all pretty uh, we're pretty
juiced on that, and you know, you get some great
memes come out of there too, like where is the guy?
Where's the guy there? He is?
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, he's still in there.
Speaker 1: I hope we get yeah my son's I hope we
get of a Sarah in this show. That would be
kind of sweet, like an equivalent, an equivalent the same guy. No, No, definitely.
Speaker 2: Not just Patty.
Speaker 3: Uh, I can't remember his last name now, but that
same actor just bring him back is a different role.
Speaker 1: Well, there were a few people in this this episode
that I thought, Man, this actor looks familiar. Have we
seen this actor before? Like, oh, this actor looks like
another like characters? Yeah, yeah absolutely. But anyways, I'm I'm
rambling on here. Where where do we want to start?
Obviously not spoilers, and then we can kind of break
off into the spoiler portion.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, I guess I'll start off by asking you
do you know anything about the story?
Speaker 2: Because it is a book, it.
Speaker 3: Is Yeah, I found that out through a friend who
has read the book when I was talking about the
show coming out, and I know nothing. So I'm as
blind as a bat going into this one, which is
kind of exciting. I didn't really know too much what
was going on in House the Dragon either, but I
feel like the events of that story, like we're talked
about in Game of Thrones, so you have like somewhat
of an idea of maybe what's going to be happening.
But in this one, I feel like I'm just super
blind and it doesn't feel like this character is like
a super talked about individual in like later Game of
Thrones shows and stuff. So yeah, I'm pretty excited to
get back in there. And I feel like just having
like the HBO quality of the shows there, it's just
it's just a fun Sunday ritual to tune into a
you know, for us it's crave, but just on Sunday
evenings tuning in to watch some good television.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, I I well, I did not know
his book, but I should not have been surprised because
it just seems like it's like it's got a foundation
from somewhere, right, I mean, unless you're talking Game of
Thrones episode air or season eight, that kind of just
branches off on its own without that kind of what
would you call it source material?
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, they're free wheeling.
Speaker 1: And they're free wheelin. Yeah. So it's it's kind of
nice that we still get Game of through its content
that has that kind of source and that kind of
just I don't want to say safety net. That sounds
like kind of like a negative thing, but I feel
like what they.
Speaker 3: All do in some way, shape or form, like at
least all the ones that have been released so far, right,
like how's the Dragon? I don't know if that have
is like a dedicated book, but like, I'm not sure.
At least there was like that story was talked about,
but I don't know.
Speaker 1: But it's like a hit or miss. It's a hit
or miss because like some if you look at the
Hobbit Oh they did, they took one book and branched
it into three movies. It's like, ah, that's you know,
don't do that, and then you got the books. Well,
even like the Jurassic Park films or Drastic World films,
they've got like four movies and they've been pulling five
movies actually five movies that are pulling from two books.
It's like, that's just I don't know how to say it,
too too much too little bread with too much butter.
Speaker 3: That No, that's like the opposite effect. That's like too
much too much juice. We got too much source material
for what we got the show. I feel like it'd
be not enough butter or too much bread.
Speaker 1: That's the one that's yeah, like you're metaphor of them.
But no, I like that Game of Thrones can just
kind of be reliant on having written content to kind
of run with, and in terms of the show, it
feels different, and I wonder if the book is written
in the same way. Well, I'm wondering if the book
is written in the same way of Game of Thrones
or is written differently. While the show so far in
this episode has the Game of Thrones iss to it,
there's the way that people are acting and certain things
are happening, even like a little bit more of a
comedic beat to it, it just feels very different, and
it feels like people are clumsy and not in a
poor writing way. It kind of fits because I feel
like a lot of people at this time period are idiots, right,
And when you look at how this kind of fits
into the narrative, everything is just kind of coming off
of a war, so people are probably just you know,
I feel like, how do I say this without it
being kind of like offensive. I feel like all like
the braves and all of the the the the noblemen
have all died off faced their you know, the enemy
and war, and a lot of them have have you know,
they're gone. It's now you've got it just a bunch
of like spoiled people that have reaped the benefits of
following the fallout of war. Kind of a thing like
the victories and stuff like that, and so a lot
of these people are just kind of like clumsy whatnot.
And there's not a lot of like noble, honorable people
in this time because this is after the House of
the Dragon war, right and before Game of Thrones obviously.
So that's my head canon of how I'm kind of
perceiving it. But again, I just had to fall back
to what I said about the writing and this show.
Asthenic feels very different from Game of Thrones, which Game
of Thrones as much darker House of the Dragon as much,
you know, very serious and and traumatic and whatnot. I
was curious, did you kind of feel that difference too.
Speaker 2: Oh, definitely. It's definitely a more.
Speaker 3: As of right now, a more uplifting tone than what
those ones are, I feel like right away. In both
those shows, they just hit you with like the gut
punch of like, oh yeah, this is so fucked up
and just depressing the show could be. But this episode
didn't really have.
Speaker 2: That at all. It was very lighthearted.
Speaker 3: It seems I feel like our two mains, Sir Dunk
and Egg Squire Egg whatever you want to call him, like,
they both had moments to really showcase like their individual
charm as well as like a quick little moments that
they had together. So I feel like it was a
really good pilot episode for that of like showing, hey,
these are our two adventures, this is who we're going
to be following. I feel like, I mean, I had
no idea what to expect, but just for this being
like the one pilot, it ended and I was like, oh, okay, yeah,
that was like a real quick little dip into the
pond of this new Westros show, which is totally fine.
I think part of me was like expecting like a
two episode premiere with maybe just how I was feeling
at the end of it, because it just seemed like
it ended really really quickly. But I mean that's I
guess that maybe just speaks to like the quality of
the pacing everything and how much I did enjoy this episode.
And yeah, but for sure, it's definitely very, very noticeably
different of a tone. I'm curious if it gets to
that level of like what Game of Thrones and how's
the Dragon gets of just like dark levels. I'm sure
it's still it's still Westros. There's still gonna be fucked
up things that happens. I'm just curious, like how much
it does happen?
Speaker 1: And yeah, but they tried to throw that dialogue at
you too, right, we got certain characters like, oh, you
know people that don't or they lie, we string them
up and we stab a spike up their ass and
you know, we fuck them up, and then all that,
you know, they got the they got the dialogue in there.
But then it's like, oh, just kidding, just kidding, and
it's like okay, okay, well we're getting on that cusp
of it, but we're not quite there, but I'm sure
something will happen. In terms of length, this episode was
much shorter than I thought. I thought we were in
here for an hour and a half and I was thinking,
I'll Kirkland, I'm gonna be joining the review at like
ten o'clock. Oh shit, Yeah, it's like, oh no, forty
minutes ish.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was definitely expecting something closer to a flat one hour,
like at least like a fifty two minutes minimum.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yeah, do you have anything else non spoilers
you want to throw out there or do we just
want to get into it now?
Speaker 2: Uh? I don't think so.
Speaker 3: I think as like I already said, like it is
a good enough pilot that has me interested one and more.
But like, if people are me about the show, I
feel like you could wait a week to jump into it,
you know, you know what I mean. It's not like
episode one happened. It's like, holy shit, you gotta watch
this right away before you get spoiled on anything. It
definitely seems like we're kind of just slowly easing our
way into this adventure. So but yeah, I would recommend
it so far for what I've seen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, i'd recommend it too. And I will say
this is something that I would have felt better if
we had like a two episode premiere, because I feel
like we could have got a little bit more story
that would have helped. I feel like we didn't get
a lot with this episode. It was just I don't know,
it was just present, you know, just there. But I digress.
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where do you want to start now? With the spoilers
under way?
Speaker 3: Where do I want to start. Uh, maybe we'll just
start with our with with our lead. Uh, Sir Duncan
the tall start at the beginning where he's he's doing
a little makeshift funeral for his father, like figure. I
don't know if he says specifically it was his father,
but that was definitely the role that he that he
had for him, and I don't know, it was just
like a really interesting way to start the show. I
feel like I was expecting something fucked up to happen
in that sequence, like someone comes and.
Speaker 2: Just murders his horse, Like that's just where.
Speaker 3: I'm like trained to be on my expectations when it
comes to Game of Thrones. It's just how wild some
of the stuff happens. And in both House the Dragon
and the original Game Throne show. But no, that didn't happen.
It seemed pretty just down to earth and and like grounded.
And yeah, no, I I really like our our lead,
our main character. He has like a very generic face
to him, but I feel like it fits the role
so well, So yeah, I do enjoy it. But yeah, no,
I I think like on reach, look at that.
Speaker 1: One of those generic faces.
Speaker 3: The more generic than that, I feel like I feel
like the master chief face is a little bit less.
Speaker 2: Generic than the average man.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I think I was I gonna say there, oh,
just just like who our character actually is or sor
dunk on the tall. I feel like I was expecting again,
like a big lineage that ties to something, but that
that wasn't really the case. Here is just some average
show who was a squiring for this guy, and yeah,
it just seems like an honorable man. But what do
you think about this opening and our hero.
Speaker 1: Well, they they give you a kind of a curve ball,
because yeah, you you're expecting something bad to happen in
Game of Thrones fashion, and nothing does happen. It just
seems very sincere. He says some heartfelt words too, you know,
his his sir Knight, and it's just he he gets
this kind of like stoic glance to himself where he's
gonna make something of his life and whatnot and carry
forth and become a knight, a proper night. And so
you hear that Game of Thrones score kicking, and it
just cuts it off and cuts to him taking a
mad shit right by the tree. It's like, oh, this
is different. This feels like they're just kind of like
throwing shade at there the previous era of Game of
Thrones in some way, and just kind of like taking
a step in a new direction. That's just how I
took it. And maybe I was overthinking everything about that,
but it did make me laugh. It did make me chuckle.
But I kind of I do kind of like this character.
You know, he's he's firm, and he's trying to be
at least with Egg so far, well you're talking more
about Egg. He's trying to be that guy that's kind
of more disciplined and like his mentor was his night
was whereas you get that brief cut scene where he's like, oh,
you treated me well when I told you about how
someone else that stole the bread. It cuts to the
the night just backhanding him when he was a little boy.
It's clearly got some resonating disciplinary issues for him that
I don't think he's going to carry forth and enact
with Egg. Obviously, you can tell that their relationship is
going to be something that's quite special and kind of
nice and sincere, and I worry about where that relationship
is going to go in terms of one of them
is going to get killed or something like that. Again,
I haven't read the books, so I don't know, but
I do know when it comes to Egg, how how
he is related on the Great Scheme of Things? Do
you know how he's related on the Great Scheme of Things?
Speaker 2: I have a thought. I have a thought.
Speaker 1: It's I don't want to say like it's a spoiler,
because if you've watched Game of Thrones you would know
who he is, which is like he's a part. Yeah,
there you go, Yeah you knew you know there.
Speaker 2: I feel like, yeah, I feel like I don't know.
Speaker 3: Just the name Egg makes me think egg on or
or so again just in that Targerian realm, they they
got him just bald.
Speaker 2: Here is that to hide? Like the silver hair?
Speaker 1: Uh? That's how I take it. Yeah, that's exactly how
I take it. So do you remember Master Aimond at
the Wall and gave me thrones? Yes, So he's the
brother of Egg. Oh yeah, fun little connection there because
in Game of Thrones he talks to like Johnston was like,
oh my brother Egg do and so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a bloody cunt. I don't remember that diary.
Speaker 1: He was a fine boy boys black Eye series so much.
But yeah, I don't really have anything else to add
necessary add onto Sir Duncan is that he's He's right,
it is innocent, he's noble, and I got a kick
out of him just being in the situation here of
the tenth of a Brathian, which I don't know where
this Brathian fits into the tree of things. I'm wondering
if maybe Robert and stanis Brathian or his sons and
Renley Renley I guess three brothers, right, so they might
all be his kids because they lead the rebellion against
the tart of the mad King, which I don't know.
Maybe that may be another generation away that I think
we're still like one hundred years off of that or
something like that. But it's cool seeing the lineages and
the houses. Whenever you see symbols on like the knights
armor and whatnot, I'm just getting all giddy thinking like,
oh which house is that again? You know?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, for sure, just like recognizable sigils or like
like with the Brathian having like the whatever the antlers
that they wear and the ah what was his name?
I think I have IMDb open, Oh yeah, I do. Uh,
Sir Stefan foss Away too, like the knight that was
dressed in all red. Is he looking like Lanister type colors?
Speaker 1: Was this the jerk who had the younger? Okay, kind
of what was this? Did he he had the sun
on his shirt? Right? Isn't that right?
Speaker 3: I don't remember. It was just like blood red. Maybe
maybe it's Targerian.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Oh, I mean it could be target and I'd have
to I'd have to revisit that and check. But yeah,
he was an asshole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he just wanted to fight him. You just wanted
to guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I I could see his cousin being kind of
maybe more of like a main character something like that,
at least befriending the little guy. The little guy, Yeah,
I just get like, shit kicked out him. You know,
we all got those cousins. We kicked the ship out
of right, I don't do.
Speaker 2: That, kick the ship out because or because it kicks.
Speaker 1: You anything else you have on Sir Duncan.
Speaker 3: Uh not really? Uh So he still has his three horses.
By the end of this m I was waiting for
something bad to happen to these horses this whole episode.
I'm curious what's gonna happen with them? Because I feel
like there's a lot of value in having three super
healthy looking horses in this day and age. He even
makes a point of emphasis that he could be eating
like a king for like months if he sold the horses.
Speaker 2: But because why what does he need three? Also, you
know what I mean, Well.
Speaker 1: He doesn't want to handle to handle. I mean at
this point in time, if I was living in this
time period, I just don't feel comfortable leaving three horses
to be tended to and a stable or something like that.
Like we've all played Elder scrolls. We know horse thieves
are you know, that's a real thing, and you can't
leave shit about. Oh right, And if he sells the
horses and he's carried like five fucking bags worth on
his hip of gold, like god damn, Like it's just's
you gotta be careful with that kind of shit. So yeah,
but I don't I don't know how the betting, like
the payout kind of thing works. So if he loses,
because obviously he's going into the tournament, he's trying to
get qualification and say, hey, like I'm actually a knight,
this guy that this lord is gonna vouch for me
so I can enter the competition because it's Night's only
and if I win, then the other Night has to
give me all his ship. If I lose, then I
forego everything, and like he has to give all three horses,
is that right, like all of his stuff?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think just all of his loot. It's like
rune escape rules when you go into the wildie.
Speaker 1: Oh no, yeah, I don't think he's gonna.
Speaker 3: Lose, but uh maybe that's that's what they're sending them
us up for.
Speaker 1: Well, he saw the star, right, so he's uh, he's good.
That's that's a solid ten out of ten for him.
Uh true, Yeah, No, I don't. I Game of Thrones
fashion would be that he loses and you know the
guy would cut his horse's head off or something.
Speaker 2: Like that, but right in front of him, so graphic.
Speaker 1: I just feel like this show so far and what
we got in this episode, it has a level of
optimistic or optimism to it. And even like he's in
this tent of the Brathian and the Brathian's just like, oh,
I you know, are you either here to give something
to me or have my head? Like which which fucking
one is? It's like I'm here for supper. And then
he just starts laughing. It's like it's a good point.
And then they started dancing together. It's like, this just
doesn't feel like classic Game of Thrones aesthetics. So I
just think he's gonna have a lot more success as
a character and the show will kind of have a
happy vibe to it, which is I guess like subverting
our expectations maybe in a weird way. But yeah, I
have to wait and see. How do you feel about
Egg though, Uh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I, like I said in the spoiler free section,
I feel like it was a good introduction of both characters,
and this character in particular. Yeah, I'm just really intrigued
on kind of like the significance of this character. If
it's just gonna be like a charming little squire that
we have with Sir Duncan, like someone to just bounce
off of, or if it's gonna have like very significant
crucial impact in the overall story. It's tough to say
right now, just because it was, like we already mentioned
like a forty minute quick episodes and all of that
was not spent on like really talking about these characters,
which which is totally fine. It was it was a
good pilot, but yeah, really surface level kind of introduction
details on these characters, but like what I got so far, Yeah,
I think it's gonna be It's not like an annoying
child actor that it's gonna be like oh Man getting
flashbacks Skelton crew, you know, just complaining about fucking or
Tim whatever the fuck his name was that one character.
Speaker 2: But yeah, no, it's good.
Speaker 1: I'm very impressed with HBO and Craves casting for child
actors because I liked every all the kids like it.
Welcome to Dariy, all those kid actors, They're fantastic. They
were great, and so like going into here and so
far with Egg, yeah, I really enjoy it. I think
he's doing a great job. And again we haven't gotten
a lot with him. There's a lot more it's going
to have to be explored. But just that basic three
to four minute scene at the end where they're just
falling asleep by the fire and he's talking, and just
their kind of dialogue and their chemistry together had a
really good, like brother to brother kind of vibe to
it that I'm excited to see how it's going to
kind of grow and expand as they face happy moments
and tribulations and all that. But yeah, I'm trying to
think of other main characters in here that really would
play a part of the show, and we'll kind of
be continuing forth. But I'm starting to think, too, is
this whole season just going to be him with the tournament?
I think large scale, Like I don't think we're gonna
be going often into like the the Martel's and anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, drag and Dragons of the Sky. Yeah, it definitely
feels like it's gonna be a very grounded story, like
very not so grandiose. We're like Game of Thrones that
has parts where you're just kind of in one specific
area of the kingdom, but like you're dealing with the
whole the whole kingdom. But like this just feels like
what does he even say they're they're in like a
hamlet or like a like a small little route, like
like it's not even like a big palace or kingdom,
Like no kings landing here. It's just just really small
town vibes. And I feel like the show has that vibe,
and uh, yeah, I think it'll stay that way throughout
the whole the whole season.
Speaker 1: Is that a pro for you or a con would
you rather have a little bit more grandiose this?
Speaker 3: I think. I think it can be a positive and
a negative. I think right now I'm very neutral on
because one hand, it's nice to have something that's different
than what we've gotten before. For the previous Game of
Throne show. Some just very tonally and scale wise, very
different than what those other shows were. But like i'd
be lying if you if you you know, we're pitching
like a Battle of the Bastards level like scale quality
battle Like fuck, yeah, I want.
Speaker 2: That every week.
Speaker 3: It's just great eye candy. I love my action movies.
I love my action sequences. I think this show will
still have some stuff like that, but nowhere near to
the scale. Like we even saw some shots of like
trailers leading up to the show of like just the
actual like jousting and like how good it looks. It's
not like it's just cgi like it is that HBO
quality where they have actual horses and practical elements.
Speaker 2: At play there.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I think it is nice to little change
of I don't know the flavoring from the other shows,
but I'm a sucker for visuals and I know HBO
can do some really really killer visuals.
Speaker 1: I think this was either mentioned either online the meme
or in the discord, but when I finished watching the episode,
I was like, man, I just want to put on
a night's tale now, you know, we will rock you
some some jousting action in there, because I feel like, hey,
maybe that's what this is going to be like in
a in its own way, right, they just.
Speaker 3: Have like queen music in this in this history show,
we rock you.
Speaker 1: Where else do you want to go? Or is there
anything else to discuss?
Speaker 3: Even uh yeah, Like there's really not that much to
unpack in this initial episode. It's like he just wants
to join the tournament. There's a couple of little tasks
that he kind of has to do so so that
he can do that, and that's everything that he's doing here.
I I guess one part of the episode I'll shout
out is the there's like a couple of women that
he's interacting with that are just like shit talking him.
He's just like this guy just feels like such a
I don't know, just such a I don't want to say,
like a simpleton, but just such like an innocent guy
that like they're like saying that and then he's like,
why are you Why are you making fun of me?
And then they like feel bad for him. It's like, oh,
we're not mocking you. I'm sorry, man. Like, this guy
is just so innocent compared to other Game of Thrones
characters that like we're used to seeing, so like right there,
Like that's kind of a nice change of I don't know,
just change up with the formula of like there is.
I mean, there's always been some good people in Game
of Thrones, but like the vast majority are just I
don't know, rotten in their own right. But this character
seems very innocent from the get go. And I imagine
Egg is quite a bit too. But yeah, just just
the interaction that he had with these I don't even
know what their roles are.
Speaker 1: They were definitely mistresses or whatever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, women the Night's yes, yeah, but I just like
their their interaction there.
Speaker 1: Make a good point with that because I feel like
in both House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones,
if they were throwing insults at a character, the character
probably go up and like slit their throats. But yeah,
he's uh passive aggressive, where he's just like, hey, that's
not very nice, and yeah, leaves where other people would
just be like, come here, bitch like this, murk them
or something like that. So that's a good point, good point,
super bad mic in the chat, The novella and the
show feel a lot like an RPG video game where
a character starts level one with crap equipment. It's very
much true. I'd say he.
Speaker 3: Has that generic level one attire to him, which is
like bluish grayish tunic sword shield.
Speaker 1: That's a yeah.
Speaker 2: I think some of his gear that he wears in
the in the trailers, you definitely get some some rare
drops going.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what the guy said too, right, like he
needs to get like a trainer and needs to get
upgrades and all these different things. And so I mean,
if you win one battle, then yeah, you're definitely getting
You're getting your Ladies of the Night and your upgrades,
your armor and all that kind of stuff. So yeah,
a lot to see, we'll have to see. But if
you've got nothing else to add, then we're just gonna
We're just gonna take a week off and come back
next Sunday night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we can do that.
Speaker 3: I wish I had some more exciting theories to pull
off and just just I don't know reference the source material.
But yeah, like I was saying earlier, I'm very blind,
and that's an exciting thing too, because I have no
idea what's gonna come. I really have no idea what's
going to be happening with this, with this story. And yeah,
so far it was so far, so good. Nice, nice entryway.
Speaker 1: Cool. Yeah, well, ladies, gentlemen, thank you for tuning into
this season. Yeah, I won't say Season one, Episode one
review of A Night at the Seventh King Thoms. We'll
be back next week week with episode two. Until then,
take care and no, that's my crypto clues outro. We'll
see you in the search bar. Have a good one.
Speaker 2: M