Fact or Fantasy's very own Chase Brown gives his final rewrite as if he had the full control of the Game of Thrones script. He tackles it as if there were going to be 10 seasons with 10 episodes per season. In the words of Oberyn Martell, "It's a big and beautiful world. Most of us live and die in the same corner where we were born and never get to see any of it. I don't want to be most of us."
A continuation of last week's episode, the Riddikulus Crew closes out the remaining history from the end of the Dance with Dragons resulting in Rhaenyra's death, to Robert's Rebellion. From there, we give a detailed list of all the extinct and endangered houses since the beginning of the Dawn Age to the end of A Song of Ice and Fire. Then, we close out with a fan favorite.... RANKINGS! The Riddikulus Crew ranks the Top 5 Heroes and Top 5 Villains of the entire series. Have a listen and see how your list compares because this is the last installment before Chase & Josh close out with one episode each for their final rewrites! As Jon Snow says in the book A Storm of Swords, "We look up at the same stars and see such different things."
The Riddikulus Crew keeps the Thrones train rolling as we are heading towards our last stop on this arc. In this installment, we give you the actor changes in depth from who portrayed the characters, which season the change was made and how many times it happened. Also, we rank the seasons in our opinions from "Last to First" and conclude with some of the great history you don't see on the screen, but is mentioned throughout "A Song of Ice and Fire". As Petyr Baelish once said, "Do you know what the realm is? It's the thousand blades of Aegon's enemies."
Come one, come all. You've heard us breakdown this epic series and give praise and our opinions on the highs and criticize the lows. Now it's time to put our money where our mouths are. In this installment, the Riddikulus Crew gives their rewrites as if they were in charge of writing the Season 8 script. For these particular rewrites, we will focus on as if the events played out as we saw on screen with 6 Episodes and having the Long Night come before The Final War. Fret not, for we also have a surprise that will take this arc a step further and give additional rewrites based on what we think should have happened instead! Since we have our opinions on the show and series, it's only right that we put ourselves out there, attempt to do better and face the potential criticism as well. As good ol' Ned Stark told us back in Season 1, "The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword."
