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Winter Is Crappening

Winter Is Crappening

Di: Ben Mandelker & Ronnie Karam | Wondery
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Comedy recaps of Game of Thrones' final season with Ben Mandelker and Ronnie Karam from the Watch What Crappens podcast.


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  • House of the Dragon S03E04: Smellicle Ball
    Jul 14 2026


    This week’s House of the Dragon introduces a new Targaryen and gives rise to a new villain obsessed with homemade potpourri. Meanwhile, RaeRae hears about Cats and rushes to get tickets before it closes. You can get videos of this recap To watch this recap on video, listen to our bonus episodes, and get ad free listening, go to Patreon.com/watchwhatcrappens.



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    1 ora e 34 min
  • House of the Dragon S0302 Take A Seat
    Jun 30 2026


    Rhaenyra enjoys a new piece of furniture in House of the Dragon, which continues its hot streak in the second episode of the season. Less hot: supporting characters, several of whom didn’t survive the episode. Meanwhile, things are looking equally glum over with the Sea Snake. With his fleet destroyed and house burned, maybe it’s time for OnlyFans? Oh, and that witch is still sauntering about, and lord knows what she’ll get up to once she encounters Aemond.





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    1 ora e 18 min
  • House of the Dragon S03E01: A Total Ship Show
    Jun 23 2026


    House of the Dragon explodes into its third season with a massive naval battle that keeps us riveted. We can never predict who will live or die in these sorts of things, but one thing we do know: Larys is… kind of hot now? Plus, there’s fresh new incest to enjoy!



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    1 ora e 27 min
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