#33: Game of Thrones S8E5 Review: The Bells

from Crossing Streams · host Craig Elsten

Craig Elsten and Ryan Phillips convene once again on the patio of The Broken Yolk in Mira Mesa to dissect, discuss and debate a controversial episode of Game of Thrones. Craig sees several inconsistencies in "The Bells", while Ryan notes how many folks are quibbling over a TV show. Hey, that's what we do on Crossing Streams! Plus, the guys reveal the winner of last week's DEATHPOOL DRAFT, and look ahead with predictions for the series finale!

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