
From WinterIsComing.net, the Take the Black podcast brings you the latest in news, reviews and discussion about all things fantasy, sci-fi and genre.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 509 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Daniel Roman and Marq Nettles break down House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 6, including The Butcher's Ball, [REDACTED] shocking fate, Daeron's long-awaited arrival, Daemon's revenge mission & so much more…
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House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 5 may have delivered the closest thing we've seen to classic Game of Thrones in years. Daniel Roman and Marq Nettles break down every major moment, including Criston Cole's doomed campaign, Roddy the Ruin and Osca... more
House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 4 is here! Daniel Roman & Marq Nettles break down EVERYTHING from "Welcome to Tumbleton" immediately after the episode ends.
Did HBO make the right changes? Is it time to separate the show from the book?
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Ruling a kingdom is harder than winning one.
This week on Take the Black, Daniel Roman and Marq Nettles dive deep into House of the Dragon Season 3 Episode 3, "Queen's Landing." We discuss why the episode has become the highest-rated in the series, ... more
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Cut down on the “you know” filler. It’s excessive and distracting
Not much more to say than that.
I understand what George is say. Once I saw they were aging Alicent down and making them friends was going to hinder the future story. And what this season…. They kept trying to find a way to get them in seasons together.
Great analysis but the two hosts talk at the same time all the way through the podcast, interrupting each other for no reason and it becomes incredibly annoying. Is it really that hard to speak one at a time?!
The two Daniels constantly talk over each other, never achieve a natural conversation or discussion. They force laughter for things that aren't funny. Hard to listen to.
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A hands-on, fan-forward discussion show that covers fantasy, sci-fi, and broader genre entertainment, with a strong focus on big franchises and their live-action adaptations. Episodes frequently dissect current season coverage (notably fantasy epics), marketing pushes, leaks, and cast interviews, alongside thoughtful character analyses, production choices, and the evolving landscape of spin-offs and related media. Notable strengths include deep dives into marketing hype, behind-the-scenes context, and cross-franchise comparisons, which help potential listeners gauge how these hosts balance theory, hype, and grounded analysis while staying engaged with a passionate community.
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Take the Black Podcast launched 10 years ago and published 509 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Take the Black Podcast include:
1. Marq Nettles
2. Michael Patterson
3. Aysha Househ
4. Brandon Sanderson
5. Rosamund Pike
6. Daniel Henney
7. Josje Stradowski
8. Sophie Okonedo
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