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Welcome to the Game of Thrones podcast, the unofficial podcast for Game of Thrones on HBO. I'm Jim. I'm A-Rome,

and we just watched season 2 episode 5 titled The Ghost of Harenall. What do you think of this episode?

I liked it. That sounds absolutely positive. Well, I mean, there's nothing bad about it, but there's

also not a lot of like, oh my god, like there's a lot of like, I mean, there's a lot of points that I

liked. Like, like, it gives me a pleasure to see the Pyramans are played by Roy Doutry, so I

listen. Oh, that old Roy? That's old Roy. If you don't know, he is the voice narrator for all of

the books, all the audio versions of the books, and he's doing one of his, doing one of his little

accents for the Pyramans, right? It's cute. Also, this man is 94 years old, and another tragedy of

Martin, I get into books out is he probably is not going to get to read them all. Yeah. I mean, he was

a spy like 86 in this scene, and you can, you know, you can, you can kind of tell. And there's a lot

of other cool things in it, but you know, it was, this is their classic connecting episode. It's

moving the plot. I mean, the, the, the interactions of Tywin and Arya were the lights, Jack and

those bad ass, but it's, it's, it's, it's the connect the, the, the, the arcs, plots from ones

in the next that it's not spectacular. No, we're midseason here. In a lot of ways, you can see the set

pieces building up though. What do you think? In a lot of ways, this is like an inverse of the

typical Game of Thrones episode for me, because usually the start off, you know, kind of building on

a theme and, and moving stuff forward. And then by the end of the episode, they've got this big,

cool moment to kind of send you out with. Here, it's sort of the other way around. They start with

this moment where, Rindley is killed, which is a huge development. I mean, one king down, however many

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