Welcome to another super-sized episode of Take the Black Podcast with House Razor, the wights’ that walk into fires and make body bridges so Take the Black Podcast with House Selcke can safely walk over us. On this episode, we welcome back a friend to the Take the Black team who will be with us the rest of way through Game of Thrones season 8: WiC’s own Sarah Weymes!
RELATED PRODUCT
Philadelphia Phillies Game Of Thrones Kingsguard Bobblehead
Buy Now!
Buy Now!
Here’s a rundown of our topics:
- Was Melisandre a low-key MVP of this episode?
- The Dothraki are all gone because they got excited about fire swords. Was this a terrible strategic move by Daenerys and Jon? Yes. Yes it was.
- The dragons should have been used first.
- We didn’t lose enough characters in this episode.
- Arya killed the Night King! We break down the moment and detail the ways her journey has always been leading to this. Those fans crying that Arya is a Mary Sue haven’t been paying attention for seven-and-a-half seasons.
Don’t forget: Take the Black Podcast is on iTunes, and Google Play! Please subscribe and download from there if you can. Also, you can help us out by giving us a five-star rating and leaving a friendly comment! We’re also now on Spreaker, so try us there, as well.
As is the case with every episode of the Take the Black Podcast, we tend to lean very NSFW, so watch out for falling F-bombs. You have been warned.
We want to hear from you: What did you think of “The Long Night?” Did it live up to the hype? Did enough characters die to slake your thirst for blood? How do you feel about Arya killing the Night King? Let’s discuss in the comments.
Also, while you’re here, remember to check out Take the Black Live with House Selcke on the Winter is Coming Facebook page every Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. CST and Take the Black React immediately after every episode. Valar Morghulis, y’all.
To stay up to date on everything Game of Thrones, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter.
Watch Game of Thrones for FREE with a no-risk, 7-day free trial of Amazon Channels