Thumb War

We’re officially gushing — and in Westeros, that’s never a good sign.

In this episode of Thumb War, we dive into Episode 4 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, breaking down why the show feels so emotionally locked in right now, how Dunk & Egg’s relationship continues to deepen, and why the approaching Trial of Seven has us bracing for real consequences.

It’s a near-perfect episode of television — warm, funny, thoughtful, and quietly terrifying in what it’s setting up next.

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Rogue One is tragic, brutal, and maybe the best Star Wars movie outside the original trilogy.

Jason, Rachel, and Jeshua revisit Rogue One in timeline order and unpack why it still hits so hard — from its war-movie structure and unforgettable ending to how Andor completely reframes Cassian’s story. We also get into K-2SO love, digital Tarkin debates, and why this movie feels so different from modern Star Wars.

Spoilers throughout.

Spoilers for Rogue One

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Episode 3 is where A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms starts to feel truly special.

Jason and Rachel break down the episode’s biggest moments, focusing on Dunk and Egg’s evolving friendship, the subtle reveals hiding in plain sight, and how George R.R. Martin quietly turns a simple tournament story into something far bigger.

Spoilers for Episode 3

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Star Trek meets Hogwarts — and not in a good way.

Jason and Rachel review the first three episodes of Starfleet Academy (2026), unpacking what works, what absolutely doesn’t, and why the show feels more like a CW teen drama than classic Star Trek. We dig into tone, character choices, legacy lore, and whether this series understands what made Star Trek special in the first place.

Spoilers ahead. Strong opinions guaranteed.

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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review | Body Horror, Cult Logic & Chaos

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple doesn’t expand the world — it traps you inside it.

On this episode of Thumb War, we dive into the franchise’s most disturbing chapter yet, breaking down Ray Fiennes’ fearless performance, the cult dynamics around the Bone Temple, and why this film feels closer to torture-adjacent body horror than traditional zombie cinema.

It’s brutal. It’s intimate. And it might be the boldest swing the series has taken.

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