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Game of Thrones Season 4: “The Lion and the Rose”

April 19, 2014 By Søren Hough and J Rosenfield Leave a Comment

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Please note that you can find all episodes of “Stark Contrast,” our Game of Thrones podcast, both at Movie Fail and on iTunes, Google Play and Spotify.

Game of Thrones Season 4 picks up steam with its second episode, “The Lion and the Rose.” As Joffrey Baratheon and Margery Tyrell prepare to marry and unite two incredibly powerful houses, the streets of King’s Landing are abuzz with excited gossip and whispers of treachery.

As we reel from the twisted events that occur therein, J and I take a look at the whole episode and predict what might happen next. Please be aware that spoilers up through episode two will be mentioned. And remember, although J has read the novels, I have not. You can therefore rest assured that no spoilers from the books will be discussed. Happy listening!

~ Søren

You can listen to the podcast online or by downloading it here.

So what did you think about “The Lion and the Rose”? Did certain characters get what they deserve? Let us know in the comments below!

And be sure to tune in next week as we discuss episode three, “Breaker of Chains.”

This podcast uses clips from the song “Movie Star * (The Making Of X)” by Loveshadow / CC BY-NC 3.0.

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About Søren Hough

Søren is Editor-in-Chief at Movie Fail. He is a freelance journalist covering science, politics and film. He writes for RogerEbert.com, wrote for ScottFeinberg.com and served as the Assistant Arts Editor for Film and Television at The Massachusetts Daily Collegian.

J Rosenfield

About J Rosenfield

J writes reviews and other features for Movie Fail. She has been writing reviews and essays about film since 2010, most recently on her Medium blog since 2010. When she's not watching movies, she's listening to film-related podcasts.

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