What’s happened to the Watchers? We’re still around, but things have been a little busy. Tim drops in to give a quick update on what’s going on, and announces one of his new upcoming projects.
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12: Impromptu Trainwreck
Tim and Mike are joined by Chris Naes of ThorHammer in this quick, spur of the moment episode, as they were waiting for Sam Richardson of the How Should I Bro? podcast to arrive.
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13: We’ve Gotta Move These Refrigerators
It’s the first episode of the new year and the Watchers are excited for the new season. ThorHammer’s Chris Naes returns to the table as we talk about Jon Snow’s possible return, Blu Ray commentary on Season 4, and George R. R. Martin’s take on our former NFL team, the St. Louis Rams, returning to Los Angeles.
We also try to speak Dothraki and watch The Mountain lift two refrigerators.
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6xB2: The Wedding Where Everyone Lives
It’s been awhile! Tim and Sarah are back from getting hitched, and are joined by Chris and Mike. We’re light on in-depth GOT content in this episode as everything seems to be a spoiler. This month we talk about a potential prequel series, pitch some ideas about other shows that could take place in Westeros, and talk about how shitty people are on George R. R. Martin’s Facebook page.
