For the final time this year, Socially Distanced heads to Ashford Meadow to discuss A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

Bill Bodkin and Amanda Rivas are joined by "The Man of Many Podcasts" Josh Sarnecky (TV Break, The Anniversary Brothers, Anime x Pop) to discuss the finale of the popular HBO series and Game of Thrones spin-off.

They discuss how Josh, like many people, dove into the series mid-season, and immediately fell in love with it. They talk about the show's immense popularity, how it's impacted the perception of Game of Thrones perception and whayt they hope for in the second season. They discuss their fears of spin-offs from popular IP, and how levity is needed in this time in history. They discuss Sir Lyonel's speech, if the ending was a good season ender, and even dip their toes into the third season of House of the Dragon. Oh yeah, and find out about BARDCORE.

In the pre-game segment, they head to a galaxy far, far away to gush over the new trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu.

Socially Distanced celebrates 300 episodes! Join Bill Bodkin and Amanda Rivas for a split episode. In the first half of the episode they throw it back to the very first episode of the podcast where Bill and then co-host Al Mannarino discuss Rosario Dawson joining the cast of The Mandalorian Season 2, Tom Brady heading to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the Netflix docuseries Tiger King. Special guest Randy Allain (Podelay!, Media/Lit) joins in this throwback discussion which also touches upon the country's obsession with podcasts, social distancing, drive-in concerts and comedy shows, the NBA and NHL bubble, the impact on movies, working from home, and more.

In the second half of the episode finds Bill, Amanda and Randy back in Westeros to discuss A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. They discuss the show's rise back to the top of the streaming charts, why it's gained popularity, the chemistry between Dunk and Egg, the violence in the penultimate episode, predictions for the finale and a potential second season, Henry Cavill and more.

Gentlest Reader, welcome back to the 'ton. Yes, we've returned to Shondaland to regale you with our opinions on Part 1 of Season 4 of Netflix's Bridgerton. Join "The Queen" herself Amanda Rivas as she leads the podcast his week. Joining her is Pop Break's resident Bridgertonian "Amanda Jr." Amanda Hoffman, "The Resident Hater" Aria Clark, Olivia "Why Can't Penelope Just Start a Newspaper" Aiere, and "Lord Whistledown" Bill Bodkin, who is in absolute hell throughout this podcast.

In the episode they discuss the hotly anticipated Benedict/Sophie storyline ... and if it actually works. They discuss and debate whether the season should have left Benedict be Benedict and let Sophie have her own non-Bridgerton centric romance. They also discuss pinnacles, bon bons, Mama Bridgerton getting her groove back, the many issues with Lady Whistledown, the problem with too many Bridger-kids, and the ton itself.

In the pre-game part of the episode they discuss the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny's halftime performance, Lady Gaga being invited to the carne asada, The Mandalorian and Grogu, The Adventures of Cliff Booth and moe.