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Watching Samuel L. Jackson recap Game of Thrones is even better than watching Game of Thrones

Published Jul 13th, 2016 1:39PM EDT
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There are two categories of Game of Thrones people: those who have seen every episode and can’t get enough of it, and those who haven’t seen any of them but have had enough of it. Whether you’re a Game of Thrones veteran or you’re avoiding the show at all costs, you simply have to watch the following video. It’s almost eight minutes of pure Samuel L. Jackson awesomeness, as he explains everything that has happened on Game of Thrones so far.

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Posted on the official Game of Thrones YouTube channel as an uncensored “Beginner’s Guide,” the clip will tell you everything there is to know about the conflicts in Westeros and Essos. You get to know the main families, the relationships between them, and why everyone thinks they have a shot at the Iron Throne. There’s also the threat that looms over this world. Winter is coming, and with it, a conflict like no other. Oh, and there are dragons in the story.

But the single greatest thing about this video roundup that covers mainly seasons 1 through 5, with certain teasers about season 6, is Samuel L. Jackson and his unmistakable style. Jackson certainly knows his Game of Thrones action, and can tell a story like no one else. Part of me wishes he somehow got a role in the massive HBO series.

And if you’re a fan of both Game of Thrones and Jackson, you really should be watching this video differently. Go get a bottle and a shot glass and play the following game: every time Jackson says “motherf*cker” you drink a shot. But do it after work.

Here’s the full video (NSFW):

Chris Smith Senior Writer

Chris Smith has been covering consumer electronics ever since the iPhone revolutionized the industry in 2008. When he’s not writing about the most recent tech news for BGR, he brings his entertainment expertise to Marvel’s Cinematic Universe and other blockbuster franchises.

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