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‘Game of Thrones’ Season 8 Review Podcast: Episode 4 Recap

Jake Willard, Sarah Northrop, Jason Bibeau, Gabe Ornelas and Ryan Nguyen
May 10, 2019
(Regan Nelson/Emerald)
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Season 8 keeps roaring on as Dany and her army begin their move on King’s Landing. Our Sarah Northrop, Jason Bibeau, Gabe Ornelas and Jake Willard break down episode four and discuss some prophecies that are still in play with two episodes remaining.
Check out the rest of our ‘Game of Thrones’ podcasts here.
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Podcast Desk Editor Ryan Nguyen produced and edited this podcast. Music is “Dark Dramatic Music” by Mattia Cupelli, modified under a free-to-use license.

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