Podcast appearances and mentions of lady mormont

The Film School Janitors watched the second episode of THE LAST OF US, and they take you on the MANDALORIAN and LADY MORMONT'S journey through the apocalypse. Listen now!

Winter has come! And with it so ends another great season of Game of Thrones. Joyce, our favourite Game of Thrones fan, re-joins the show to discuss all the season 6 happenings. We pick up where we left off at mid-season, talk about our season MVPs, our favourite moments and make some predictions for season 7. Joyce explains the Tower of Joy theory come true, Sam gives major props Lady Mormont and Matt details Arya Stark's Shakespearean connection. It's an episode so jam-packed with content you'll think you were fighting in the battle of the bastards on this week's The Watch-Men Podcast!

A Song of Ice and Fire. Special guests Sarah Cullen, Jeremy Foster, Katy Roose, Phoebe Shum and Rewa Worley join Jeremy Downing and William Chen to discuss the HBO television series Game of Thrones. We start by focusing on whether people were satisfied or dissatisfied by the series finale and unpacking why. We then move into discussing specific character arcs, starting with a general discussion of Daenerys Targaryen and whether the creators succeeded with her arc or it was a fail. We then present our favourite character arcs, starting with Sansa Stark, then moving through to Podrick Payne, Arya Stark, Joffrey Baratheon, Samwell Tarly, Jon Stark, Brienne of Tarth, Jaime Lannister, Theon Greyjoy, with a quick dig at Euron Greyjoy, finishing with a discussion about Davos Seaworth. We end by quickly going through our biggest shock or win moments, starting with Jon killing Daenerys, the death of Lady Mormont, Jon parrying the white walker's sword attack at Hardhome, Bron shooting the fire arrow into the ship of wildfire in Blackwater Bay, Cersei destroying the Sept of Baelor, the battle between Oberyn Martell and The Mountain, the death of Catelyn Stark, the fight between Brienne and The Hound, and a special shout out to Arya killing all of the Freys.

Game of Thrones season returns for the last time. Tega and Precious Okoh do a deep-dive into the Season 8, Episode 3 including the demise of the Night King, Jon Snow's uselessness in this episode, Lady Mormont and Theon Greyjoy's deaths, Will Tyrion Lannister and Sansa eventually get married? Daenerys finally losing Jorah Mormont and Predictions for Episode 4 as they Jon and Daeny prepare to take on Cersei Lannister in the ultimate war --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thetega/support

The longest part of The Long Night was that panic-inducing, nail-biting, palm-sweating, 14-minute opening scene until the Army of the Dead extinguished the Dothraki in UNDER. A. MINUTE.  After that, it’s a bone-crushing, catastrophic clusterfuck for all. Thank the Lord of Light for Arya. My new Monday get-hype motto is going to be, “Stick ‘em with the pointy end.” Speaking of ends, a handful of third-tier protagonists, one sidekick and a big bad meet the God of Death. But let’s all pour out a little rosé for the giant-killer, Lady Mormont.  Also discussed: Grey Worm is slippery SO much Dragonfire, but not quite enough The Night King smiles? So, is Arya Azhor Ahai Those goddamn crypts Shipping Sansa + Tyrion Arya jumped ALL the way over the shark Davos is confused Theon earns his honor, finally Beric Dondarrion serves the Starks Melisandre served her purpose Jorah serves his Queen Dany and Jon are not that special So, is Arya Azor Ahai? And More! Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to leave your comments, questions, and predictions for the season in the comment section below for inclusion and discussion on the next episode.  Follow Dana on Twitter Follow Vanessa on Twitter Follow Pete on Twitter 

Game Of Thrones is finally back, and so are Kim and Jim, partly because Tara and Sarah have no real idea what's going on on the show but also because we treasure their insights on everything from Lady Mormont, to whether Jon and Dany have chemistry (no), to whether ANYONE in any kingdom is wearing a hat (no, and Jim has questions about that). After discussing important matters like dragon kibble, we went Around The Dial with CBS reality shows, The Magicians, Bosch, and Bless This Mess, and Dave sneak-previewed part of our Patreon-only discussion of incorrect spin-offs. Charles put us in the box with Pembleton with a Homicide: Life On The Street submission for the Canon, and while casting agents for streaming services were winners, Lori Loughlin and Massimo Targetini were losers...aaaaagain. Did Tara's non-regulation Game Time fill our hearts with song? Does Euron look like Pacey Witter? And why is Tyrion's one-liner game (as it were) going downhill? All those answers and more in an all-new Extra Hot Great. GUESTS

Game Of Thrones is finally back, and so are Kim and Jim, partly because Tara and Sarah have no real idea what's going on on the show but also because we treasure their insights on everything from Lady Mormont, to whether Jon and Dany have chemistry (no), to whether ANYONE in any kingdom is wearing a hat (no, and Jim has questions about that). After discussing important matters like dragon kibble, we went Around The Dial with CBS reality shows, The Magicians, Bosch, and Bless This Mess, and Dave sneak-previewed part of our Patreon-only discussion of incorrect spin-offs. Charles put us in the box with Pembleton with a Homicide: Life On The Street submission for the Canon, and while casting agents for streaming services were winners, Lori Loughlin and Massimo Targetini were losers...aaaaagain. Did Tara's non-regulation Game Time fill our hearts with song? Does Euron look like Pacey Witter? And why is Tyrion's one-liner game (as it were) going downhill? All those answers and more in an all-new Extra Hot Great.SHOW TOPICSGame Of ThronesBless This MessSurvivorThe MagiciansBoschJeopardy!The Canon: Homicide: Life On The Street S02.E02: Black And BlueWinner and Loser of the WeekGame Time: Tube Toons IVSHOW NOTESBran memesMore Bran memesTara's Jane The Virgin post on DeciderMark And Sarah Talk About Songs talks about "Rio"Little House On The Podcast on TwitterPhotos: HBOSUPPORT EHG ON PATREONThe EHG gang have been recording this podcast for almost a decade now. In podcasting terms, that makes us positivity Methuselahian. Since the start of EHG, our listeners have asked if we had a tip jar or donation system and we'd look at each other and say surely that is a joke, people don't pay other people to do podcasts. We'd email them back "Ha ha ha, good one, Chet" and go about our business. Now we are told this is a real thing that real nice people do. Value for value? In today's topsy turvy world? It's madness but that good kind of madness, like when you wake up a 3:15am and clean your house. Or something. In all seriousness, we are humbled by your continued prodding to get a Patreon page up for EHG and here it is! Extra Hot Great on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Marci and John as they break down where Game of Thrones left off in Season 7! Whats going on with Tyrion? Is R+L=J that important? Can Nymeria forgive Arya? And why doesn't Lady Mormont have her own show? This and more in our first episode of Season 3 of the Pop! Culture Theologians!

In the return of the Month of Thrones series, we discuss the first 3 episodes of this ‘season's Game of Thrones.  In it we recap that Rickon REALLY needs to learn serpentine and discuss the finer parts of the episodes.  Like Aria's stilt adventure, Lady Mormon being awesome, Jon Snow sucks at Court, Lady Mormont, Jon wants dat glass, and Lady Mormont. brothersquarrel@gmail.com @ABQpodcast

This week we talk to our friend Mel about all things Game of Thrones. EPISODE NOTES Our main segment is full of spoilers for Game of Thrones, up to and including the season 7 premiere. We also address sexual assault this episode, both in the main segment and when talking about Orange is the New Black. Today's topics: Guest Intro (00:00:49) This week we talk to our friend Mel about all things Game of Thrones. Mel is an artist in the games industry, you can find some of her work here. What we've been up to (00:00:49) Mel Mass Effect 1 and 2 Orange is the New Black Brooklyn 99 American Gods (book and show) Science Vs Sword and Scale Casefile Adventure Zone Riley Final Fantasy 15 Dream Daddy Game of Thrones Power Rangers EXO KokoBop Pam Rise of the Tomb Raider dlc Half-Life 2 System Shock Orange is the New Black Power Rangers Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham Tarantino movies (no one watched any, we just somehow ended up talking about them) A Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet by Becky Chambers Game of Thrones (00:37:40) What is Game of Thrones and where the hell is the next book? How we got into GoT (00:39:33) GoT's rape problem in the books vs the show - Dany, Cersei, Sansa (00:44:07) Lady Stoneheart (00:48:04) Who, if anyone, are you rooting for to claim (or keep) the throne these days? Has your allegiance changed over the course of the show? Why? @The_Doc_Webb (00:50:30) Cersei and Daenerys The poop citadel (01:02:50) Mel is really into Turmund (01:05:08) Arya, the Hound, Nymeria (01:07:34) Lady Mormont (01:14:09) Sansa (01:14:47) Littlefinger (01:18:09) Could the show exist without Red Gods, Dragons, and Frost Zombies? @UrzasRage (01:21:09) What character has to die or what plot point has to occur before you give up on the show permanently? @The_Doc_Webb (01:26:38) Final thoughts and mentioning some of the best and worst scenes (01:29:13) If you’ve got any feedback, questions, people or topics you’d like to hear on future episodes of the show, you can reach out at MediaMavensCast@gmail.com or on Twitter @_MediaMavens. We've also got a forum to discuss episode at CartridgeClub.org. If you like the show, please give us a review on iTunes or Stitcher. Music: Vivacity by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

It’s the beginning of the end, and it feels like it. For Game of Thrones, that’s a good thing because the middle was really hard. We’ve been punished enough, and now it’s time for some payoff. Arya seems to be our one-way ticket to instant gratification picking up her murder tour left off and killing every fucking Frey in the house. It’s great. Here’s to hoping our favorite Stark keeps the upper hand.   Beric Dondarrion, Thoros of Myr and the Hound talk of resurrection. They really dig into the details. BUT FOR WHAT!? If Arya is exacting some kind of analog for Lady Stoneheart’s revenge, then why do they keep on about coming back from the dead? What does it mean, nerds?   Our other lone lady wolf, Sansa is as strategic as ever and without apology. Her agency is a stark contrast to seasons past (you see what I did there?), and it is refreshing. As the clans in the North come together to battle Winter and the Night King, Sansa is still playing the game of thrones. Let’s hope the twisted ways of Kings Landing don’t pollute the Stark family reunion. Still, we get my favorite line of the episode as Sansa interrupts Littlefinger’s continued attempts at manipulation.   Alas, the shiniest North star continues to be Lady Mormont as she turns gruff, filthy, violent men into submissive toddlers. I am pretty sure she is the one with all the magic. Yo, Night King, come at her, bro!   We also got to see…   The book thief Euron Greyjoy channeling his best Douche Tormund’s twinkle eyes Blackberry wine & Ed Sheeran Logs burning and zombies walking "Wun Wun" Walkers Blood on the pages, guts on the table A bald cunt and a top knot That Catspaw dagger Mothafuckin' Dragonstone   We’re so happy to have the band back together and we hope you are too. What did we miss? What do you hope to see this season? Tell us your great theories for the future of Westeros! We’ll respond to your comments and questions on the next show.

The season ends with a bang as the High Sept of Baelor gets blown up wildfire style.  Cersei takes the Iron Throne after wiping out all her enemies.  Tommen goes emo and takes a plunge.  Dany dumps Daario, makes Tyrion Hand of the Queen, and departs with her fleet.  Arya shows off her faceless girl skills and wipes Walder Frey off her list.  Varys pops up to recruit Dorne and Highgarden to Dany's cause.  The North is moved by Lady Mormont to name Jon the King in the North.  Littlefinger sulks.  Bran has a vision confirming Jon's true parentage.

Listen via the player below, subscribe for free on iTunes or through these other options, includingthe official mobile apps. In an exquisitely orchestrated series of unexpected events, we are left sated and curious. Who knew Game of Thrones could still surprise us? And even after reading fan theory upon fan theory, (sound, thorough theories) the show still managed to take us into uncharted territory while confirming the most popular GoT theory of all… R+L=J. I think we all knew that to be true, but it certainly feels validating to see it on screen. A Song of Fire and Ice surely has more than one meaning, but the key players are Dany and Jon. Sidenote, baby Jon is just as brooding as resurrected Jon. Cute. Jon’s parentage is an important reveal, but the true twist of the episode is the face-off at Riverrun as Arya Stark fed Walder Frey his sons, looked him square in his dispicable face, and killed him exactly how her mother was killed. And then she smiled. I am forced to face the reality that Lady Stoneheart was a heavy-handed Red Herring that gave us her psychopath second daughter to exact the revenge we know is due. I didn’t expect it, but I am at peace with that turn of events. I have long-loved Arya, and this feels good. That does not make me any less wrong. So, you know what that means, right? Yeah, I sing Justin Bieber on this episode because watching Firefly would have been way harder. I am sorry. Listeners of past episodes understand why this had to happen. Beyond the giant elephants of Jon and Arya, the finale served up… • The greatest costume Cersei has ever worn • Scary little birds • Wineboarding • Confessions of a mad queen • A library to end all libraries • The reflecting pool at Dorne • Unnerving passages of time • Sansa’s impeccable evolution • Lady Mormont is the best campaign manager EVAR The Winds of Winter was a phenomenal episode, and gave us much to discuss. I hope you stick around for the entire show as we recap the episode, recall moments that led up to these, and conject about what’s to come. Oh, and you know we read all of your comments, too. Now that the season is over, our magical nerd trinity wants to hear from you about what you’d like us to cover next. BUT, not before you sound off about the Winds of Winter in the comments. Thanks for listening, talk at you soon… you beautiful nerds. _________ Follow Dana on Twitter Find Vanessa at: Girls Gone Geek Follow Pete on Twitter You can listen to the full episode via the embedded player on this page, or simply subscribe for free on iTunes or through your favorite podcatcher app. Also Available On: iOS, Android, Windows Phone, iTunes, Direct Download or through your favorite podcatcher app.

The face-off between Jon Snow and Ramsay Bolton, after a series of unequivocal gut punches in favor of the bad guys, filled my heart with kind of hope and anticipation typically reserved for child birth. So, when HBO Now decided to fucking crash at 9:00 pm EST on Sunday night, I (and the entire Twitterverse) had a Cersei-sized tantrum. I cleared my cache. Logged out. Logged back in. Rebooted my device. Rebooted my wireless router. Uninstalled. Reinstalled. Refreshed. To no avail. HBO Now was down for over two hours, and as much of a First World Problem as that is, I was goddamn pissed off. All I could do was tweet my nerd rage. I also had to tell Dana and Peter that I couldn’t record the podcast that night. We collectively apologize for the podcast being up a bit later than usual. Blame HBO Now. As a consolation prize, here are some hilarious tweets. #ichooseviolence I did finally get to watch the episode at about midnight, and OMFG! Historically, Game of Thrones saves the best bits of its seasons for last. In this case, the creators of the show outdid themselves. Battle of the Bastards may be the most well-crafted episode of the series to date. I was blown away. • There is some serious lady power on the rise: Dany, Yara and Sansa are on FIRE! • Who else is shipping Dany and Yara, btw? • Can we talk about Lady Mormont’s exquisite resting bitch face? • Poor Davos • Tormund and Smalljon, though • Piles and piles of bodies • Jon Snow is a killing machine • Ramsay does one, last incredibly shitty thing • Sansa’s smile made it all worth it There is only one thing that could make this season better, and her name is Lady Stoneheart. Let’s all pray to the Seven Gods and the Lord of Light for her ghastly reveal in the season finale or else I might actually quit the show. OK. Maybe I won’t quit the show, but there better not be any wildfire laying around if she doesn’t show up. #burnthemall Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to leave your comments, questions or fan theories in the comment section below – and we will respond to them on the next show.  See you next week, nerds! _________ Follow Dana on Twitter Find Vanessa at: Girls Gone Geek Follow Pete on Twitter You can listen to the full episode via the embedded player on this page, or simply subscribe for free on iTunes or through your favorite podcatcher app.  

Be sure to rate & review us on iTunes! We watched 'X-Men: Apocalypse' this week so we share what we hated and loved about the movie (2:16-51:39) GoT is getting closer to the season finale! We discuss The Hound, Kings Landing, The Bastard & Sansa, lovely Lady Mormont and Arya Stark (51:40-1:41:55) Dr. Dadany passionately pays tribute to the legacy of The Champ, Muhammad Ali, and explains just who the man truly was behind the gloves (1:41:56-2:05:22) We catch up on The Dating Corner (2:05:22-2:33:41), we talk about the Reason Rally in Washington DC (2:33:41-2:47:35) and finally Stevie ends the show with a spoken word he wrote called "Totalitarianism" (2:47:35-END)All this while progressively getting wasted.

Woof, woof! Join Natalie and Stu as they discuss the return of the Big Dawg himself - alongside veteran awesome guy Ian McShane. There's rejoicing in the kickass babeness of Lady Olenna and Lady Mormont, a Magical Mystery tour of the North, Margaery being told to lie back and think of Highgarden, and Jaime and Bronn in a stew at the siege of Riverrun. Also at some point Nat & Stu diverge into chatter about the superiority of 80s/90s cartoons, and how the kids these days will never understand. There's also more crackpot Azor Ahai theorising from Smart Enough to Know Better's own Greg Wah.

It's reunion week for "The Broken Man," Ivan and Red discuss skateboarding preachers, Margaery's manipulations, Yara's immersion therapy, and how Lady Mormont is the greatest character on the show even if she's only ten. This week we'd really appreciate it if you would fill out our survey in order to help us find sponsors! Support the show!->patreon.com/boarsgoreswords Follow us on twitter->@boarsgoreswords

We recap and review the Game of Thrones lastest episode "The Long Night" as the Night King looks to destroy the race of men and Winterfell 1.) The return of Melisandre. 2.) Edd and the battle outside the gate. 3.) Arya on the run and Baric's fulfilled purpose. 4.) Lady Mormont's last stand. 5.) Theron's redemption. 6.) Jorah's sacrifice. 7.) Arya kills the Night King. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/geek-vibes-nation/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.