Win or Die: Analyzing 'Game of Thrones': Recent Episodes
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Win or Die: Analyzing 'Game of Thrones' As we count down the final episodes, Statesman writers and "Game of Thrones" super fans Joe Gross and Phil Jankowski examine where the heroes and villains of Westeros might be headed. There will be dragons involved.
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Austin American-Statesman Film and Culture Writer Joe Gross and City Hall Reporter Phil Jankowski fight to prove (to themselves) that Game of Thrones was not the Seinfeld of fantasy epics, as they cover the series finale: "The Iron Throne."
Austin American-Statesman Film and Culture Writer Joe Gross and City Hall Reporter Phil Jankowski force themselves to think about Return of the Jedi as they cover Game of Thrones episode, "The Bells."
Austin American-Statesman Film and Culture Writer Joe Gross and City Hall Reporter Phil Jankowski break down, "The Last of the Starks," a Game of Thrones episode full of hot goss, The Godfather, and zero happy endings.
Austin American-Statesman Film and Culture Writer Joe Gross and City Hall Reporter Phil Jankowski pour out the 40s for all those we lost in the third episode of the final season of Game of Thrones: "The Long Night." Find out who dies, who kicks butt, and who is only cool when dragons are present.
Austin American-Statesman Film and Culture Writer Joe Gross and City Hall Reporter Phil Jankowski cover the second episode of the final season of Game of Thrones: "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," in which there are lots of feels, aggressive gulping, and even more aggressive Tweeting.
Austin American-Statesman Film and Culture Writer Joe Gross and City Hall Reporter Phil Jankowski cover "Winterfell," the first episode of the final season of Game of Thrones, aka "The Episode With Zero Elephants."
Join Austin American-Statesman Film and Culture Writer Joe Gross and City Hall Reporter Phil Jankowski as they cover the final Game of Thrones season, summarizing episodes, placing bets on who lives, who dies and predicting who rides out on a bear killing White Walkers with a Dragonglass sword.