Fiery Heaven, Bastard Earth: The Cosmology of “Game of Thrones”
Jedediah Purdy on why the pleasures of "A Song of Ice and Fire" aren't just narrative and political, but also cosmological.
Jedediah Purdy on why the pleasures of "A Song of Ice and Fire" aren't just narrative and political, but also cosmological.
Kristen Warner is here to tell you that Game of Thrones is a soap opera, that you are soap opera fans, and that it's okay.
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When Bad Things Happen to Good People
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What Happened and What Should Have Happened
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Jon Can’t Go On, He’ll Go On
"I'm With Her"
“We can go home now, Hodor”
Imma Let You Finish But Don’t Drink That, She’s Trying to Kill You
You Know I’ll Never Hurt You, Right: Or, Chopping Wood in Westeros
Let's not go to Riverrun, it's a silly place.
Evil Father’s Day: or, We’re Not Going to Do That, at Least Maybe Not
Winter is here!
Soup, Poop, and Climate Change
Tarly Tarly Bo-Barly Banana-Fana Fo-Farly Fee-Fy-Mo-Marly TARLY!
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Sarah Mesle on Cersei, Dany, Sansa, and Tracy Flick
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Dear Television's Aaron Bady and Sarah Mesle dramatically reunite to discuss "Winterfell" and why it's a dumb idea for Game of Thrones to ever really...
Dear Television's Aaron Bady, Sarah Mesle, and Phil Maciak reluctantly celebrate all the characters who survived "The Long Night," they guess.
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For Dear Television, Aaron Bady and Sarah Mesle consider the new occupant of the Iron Throne and what got them there and ask, "But why, though?"