In a season with many epic adventures, incredible spectacle and huge story developments this episode seemed to pack in more of each than probably the entire series combined. It was one of the best episodes of the series if not the best episode. Though some of my Stone Cold Lock of The Century of The Weeks still need time to play out, we saw many parts get hit right on the head. Even somewhat down the dialogue at times. We also some some earlier predictions that, though they seemed far fetched at the time, come to pass. Still, bottom line is if you bet on this particular episode you lost a lot of money. Regardless- AMAZING episode, but now we have to wait a year to see the fall out of all of this. This also means a year of speculation on the part of the SRM crew. We’ll be doing lots of episodes in the off season including a recap episode soon (possibly live!), going back to do seasons 1 and 2 as well as doing themed episodes such as David’s “spin-off pitch”. So, continue to check back often for new episodes of SRM. If you have any questions for the podcast email SRMPodcast@gmail.com. Please like our SRM Facebook page, follow us @SRMPodcast. You can also email us any questions/comments at SRMPodcast@gmail.com. Also please rate and review us on iTunes! Favorably!

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Playing us in and out this episode is the New Orleans Swamp Donkeys performing the Game of Thrones theme live at B.B. King’s Blues Club in New York City. I’m waiting on ragtime versions of Bear & the Maiden Fair and Rains of Castamere now. 

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