In this episode, Carlos and Calvin discuss episode four of the Rings of Power S2. They recap the first live-action appearance of Tom Bombadil, gush over the Ents and Entwives, and touch on the type of magic that exists in the LOTR universe.

In this episode, Carlos and Calvin discuss episode three of Rings of Power S2. They start by recapping the episode, including Isildur's encounter with a spider lair and the funeral of the Numenorean king. They then delve into the controversial topic of orc breeding and whether orcs have souls. They also analyze the interactions between Durin, Dissa, and Celebrimbor, as well as the deceitful actions of Annatar (Sauron). Overall, they explore the complex themes of redemption, evil, and manipulation in the episode.

In this episode, Carlos and Calvin discuss episode two of Rings of Power S2. They cover various plot points, including the earthquake in Khazad-dum, Galadriel's vision, the blue wizards, and the disagreement between Galadriel and Elrond regarding the use of the rings of power. They also talk about the wizards, known as the Istari, and their origins and roles in Middle-earth.

In this episode, Carlos and Calvin review the first episode of Rings of Power S2. They geek out over Cirdan the Shipwright, lament the possibility that the Stranger is Gandalf, and wonder why Galadriel even deserves a ring. Later they look into the Palantir to find out more about the First Age War of Wrath.

Carlos and Calvin discuss the FINAL episode of season 2 of House of the Dragon and what comes next in season 3. Will we see the Battle of the Gullet? Will Rhaenyra take her dragons to King's Landing? And where the heck is Nettles?????

Carlos and Calvin discuss the penultimate episode of the House of the Dragon, whether any bastards made it out of that dragon den, and what common folk riding dragons means for the power structure of Westeros.

Carlos and Calvin discuss Rhaenyra's love life, Daemon's intentions, and how Mysaria maintains an intelligence network.

Carlos and Calvin discuss Larys' intentions, Daemon's love of kinslaying, and Aemond stepping up Machiavelli style.