Show Notes
Ser A.Ron and King Jimhaerys continue their campaign through House of the Dragon Season Three with Episode Seven. Jim bemoans the current state of Team Black, while A.Ron urges Green loyalists to rally behind their one true hope...wait, Gwayne!? And don't worry—Aemond's Oedipus complex gets the attention it deserves. Stick around for a brief spoiler section at the end of the show—but only if you're into that sort of thing.
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