After the Thrones

2016
5| 0h30m| en
Synopsis

Weekly show that takes a lively, humorous and sophisticated look at Game of Thrones. Each week, the show will recap the latest episode, explaining the different events, exploring the complicated politics and history, and offering absurd and not-so-absurd theories about future episodes.

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Also starring Andy Greenwald

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Nonureva Really Surprised!
Salubfoto It's an amazing and heartbreaking story.
Aubrey Hackett While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.
greedware These people are parasites. They basically talk about the GoT episodes like they were some real life event. And all they do is recap what happened on the episode. They add absolutely nothing. Their voices are annoying and nasally. I can't believe these two parasites are getting paid to just give recaps on a TV show. Just watch the actual GoT and skip this after show nonsense. I guess this show is for people who can't think for themselves, or don't have anyone to talk about the show with. Is that what HBO is trying to do with this? Honestly I do not see a point to this show. It is not like they are adding any insight or pointing out symbolism in the show. It is not like they're doing kind of scholarly analysis. They just blab about the literal events in the show.
Bryan Vare First of all I'm a big fan of Game of Thrones, and relish the drama and great acting, despite the convoluted plot lines (as I did Lost). This after-show is extremely obscure, much worse than True Detective season 2. As GoT is itself quite complicated with over 200 characters, I was hoping to get some insight to help me better appreciate it. Instead I get minutia and frustrating references to names I don't know (please lose the gotcha bell). I strongly suspect that many of the names and facts were only mentioned in the novels from which the show was adapted. The hosts need to stop trying to show how smart they are and remember that that this is just a TV show that we viewers like to relax and enjoy *after* a hard day's work. The point is to reach the audience and make *us* smarter. As TED advises its speakers, pick a smaller number of points you want to make and explain them in more detail. As a former nerd, this show makes me see the other side. GoT is a show that millions of people watch, and as such represents an opportunity to bring people together. Don't squander that!
emeraldstudio There are moments when i have to reflect on what i have just watched. Just to absorb the emotional context before passing judgment. This show does not require such thought because its a very down to earth review of a show you are already interested in. I am not an author/writer movie reviewer but i felt the need to give a review of this show because my wife and i both enjoy watching and can't wait to watch another. Both hosts offer tongue in cheek humor while outlining the important moments of the show by staying true to the show without tainting it with nonsense. I hope the show continues with elegant success.
info-97595 I couldn't believe the lack of sincerity this show displayed. It was just a vulgar display of what the co-hosts feel they know. Moving at a pace that was neither watchable or entertaining, a juxtaposed conversation that was just too hard to absorb. Malory -when she made her appearance- was informative and watchable, though I do suspect if the other two were not there warbling away she would have quite comfortably taken their places. The way it was presented,one might have been watching four teenagers discussing their prom night. Too much banter and one-uppmanship for my liking-thanks but no thanks. Send it to a teenagers channel.