Best and Worst Theories | Game of Thrones Podcast | White Walkers | ASOIAF

2:21 Daenerys 13:47 N+A=J 18:44 Jamie Lannister 23:00 Bran Stark 29:49 Bolt On 33:10 Mance is Arther Dayne 36:38 Favorite Theories 38:14 Craster/White Walkers/Valyrians 44:19 Nights Queen 50:30 Bronn 53:40 Children of The Forrest/Greensight 59:20 Ice Dragon / White walkers and what they want

srry gray hate race remarks and no u dont have to be carful it is called fanatsy sik of blak issues

Tony is trying a bit too hard to be interesting.
Otherwise, GREAT PODCAST.

My theory is that Baby Sam is the “Prince that was promised” but to the Night King!! He’s Craster’s 100th son and Craster is the bastard son of Maester Aemon; who wandered north of the Wall. Baby Sam’s defense is part of Bran’s long game. Starting with Samwell being sent to the Citadel, learning about Rhaegar’s divorce & marriage, dragonstone, Plus getting the family Valarian sword….then having the crows land on the weir wood tree to warn Samwell of danger. Gilley actually days “they’re coming for Sam”. Yes, with Craster dead, the NK needs raise Sam to either replace him (it’s been 8k years after all) or to replace Craster as the source of royal blood baby boys. It’s a Theory, but it also explains why they distracted us with hours of Theon rather than develop the Baby Sam character. There were enough hints to put it together and make sense, but not too obvious.
Anybody agree this is plausible?

@LML You mentioned a link to a Durran Durrandon theory about the ice queen. Is there a link you have? Sorry, I can't find it.

This was very fun and I truly enjoyed this podcast and the ensemble.
However, you guys really need to read more GRRM books to get a better understanding on how is writing Daenerys. She is being set up as his new Simon Kress, Steel Angel, Bakkalon the Pale Child, and the mother-ship of Nightflyers. THAT is the "trope" he is breaking, that a little pale child female cannot be an antagonist. Please don't take this as a "Dany hate" post. It is not. I am coming at this as a fan of GRRM and his writing as a whole, and how he is using his own themes he has developed for himself in his own stories.

Omg Tony is so disrespectful, he doesn't let anyone talk, he didn't know how to have a civilized conversation, he wants everything to be about him. OMG, please don't have him again

How can you consider Rheygar the perfect prince charming? He caused the whole freaking rebellion. He was aware of how important betrothals are, how risky the whole thing is, he was aware of the consequences and did it anyway.
And let's not forget that he's grown ass man who had a sexual relationship with a 14 yo girl (and yeah it was considered creepy even in the asoiaf world (you can in the Arianne sample of twow how much she was creeped up by Illyria(same age as Lyanna) messing around with feathers))

House niggaz n field niggaz are you serious? Wtf

In the show I think Jamie will become the Comander of the Nights Watch. It's foreshadowed when Jamie is talking to Jon at Winterfell sarcastically thanking Jon for joining the the Night's Watch.

House ninja, love it. I pitied that man but Tony just gave a new element to the that scene that I didn't recognize.

Dayne is not Mance, BUT a thing that should be taken into account is that, in his dream, Ned can't see the faces of his friends (because of memory fading) while being perfectly able to remember Arthur Dayne & Co. Why their faces are so clear? No memory fading, it seems, and this makes one think that is because they're alive (and their death has never been described, indeed).

Also it's good that it got deep. Don't be afraid to go so far into actual real life issues George literally created an allegorical fantasy for this reason.

I really love whoever made the comment about how race relations play into dany being a Savior or portrayed as one. That's an extremely brilliant observation

i agree about Bran being the puppet master now.

Yeah I would say that most of 'don twenty' teflons theories are garbage. He doesn't even know the difference between the night King and the nights King.

Not a fan of Tony. Hard to listen to.

Wouldn't it be awesome if Cersei had a dwarf as her baby?

here's another theory for you: the valonqar is the unborn baby, and it's going to kill Cersei either during pregnancy or birth.

please turn down or off the background music.

I seriously hope you guys are going to do another episode for the finale. You all are the best group yet, love the diversity 🤙🏽

Don't invite Tony back please, i can't listen after 11 th min 🙁

Wtf seriously at 7:10, please don't ruin GOT by making it racial. Its a great story he needs to stop

I think I could listen to the Don vs LML all day. That was great. Bring on round 2!!!!!!

Get Preston Jacobs on this podcasts !

This is one of my favorite videos about GoT from any channel. It was fun, you all know what you are talking about, you're informed – excellent, just excellent work. It's my second time listening to it.

Triffic stuff

Not much of a theory man but I'd love to see Podrick plunge his magic c*** into the Night King's butt and make his eyes turn white the end

This show is turning into "an idiot plot" by eberts terms.

I believe all the remaining Stark's will survive the winter, they were made for that so I don't see any of them dying, I also think One of them will become the paramount ruler of the 7kingdoms, I would have said Jon but my money is on Santa Stark. This is based of the fact that the last book of GRRM will be written for the starks and Sansa has been groomed for this from season 1

did someone light a cigarette at like 23:40 and inhale? It sounds like it to me.

First, I listen to all of you. New to LML. Love you all though. Tony, on your comments about Gilly, I claim a similar thought on her importance…perhaps you all can add this to your list of bad theories 😉 –
I long ago noted the gillyflower is also the defined as "stock – here like breeding stock I think. It is also known, ironically, as a "wallflower" perhaps tying the idea of breeding stock at the wall. Finally, the definition states that in feudal times, "it was frequently used in medieval feudal tenure contracts as a means of payment of peppercorn rent for land. For example, in 1262 in Bedfordshire an area of land called The Hyde was held by someone "for the rent of one clove of gilliflower" (Wiki definition). I believe it means that the crasters were in fact giving children to the others in payment for an exchange of some sort…perhaps to stay North of the wall. This ties in with other theories but to me makes Crasters role in keeping the others from moving on humans very critical. Perhaps Crasters descendants are part Targaryen, part Stark (purple is red and blue combined). Now that Crasters is gone, no one can sustain the need for fire and ice to satisfy the Others. They need new stock now…Dany.