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Chris and Andy talk about the visual effects of the Battle of Winterfell, who lived and who died, and more
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The Battle of Winterfell finally happened (1:01). We talk about the visual effects of the battle (7:29), who lived and who died (21:54), and the difficulties of trying to wrap up a major and beloved franchise (30:43).
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