Quest, did you see "Game of Thrones?"

-Yes, I seen it. -I know.

You feel bad for even saying it, right?

-Yeah. -It was okay, right?

-It was alright. It was cool.

-I was so into it. I think -- Did I over hype it in my head?

-It was hard. -Yeah.

I will say the acting is great.

The actors are just phenomenal on that show.

So I've got to give props to those guys.

Emilia Clarke. No one else could do that.

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Kit Harrington, everybody, was great.

Just I didn't get my thing, my moment.

I feel like I wanted a little more emotion or something in it.

I wanted my cry time. [ Laughter ]

You know, sometimes you get in there and you're like,

I want everything out of this episode.

I want to laugh.

No, I didn't want to laugh, sorry.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

-In fact, it's the times that they wanted me to laugh,

I didn't want that. -I don't want to laugh.

-Yeah, I don't want to laugh,

but I wanted to see a little action.

I wanted a little surprise.

And I wanted a little cry time.

And I wanted some things to pay off.

I don't understand half the things I thought I understood.

I go, was he going back to the future or touching --

What was the payoff there? -I've got to watch it again.

-There's no way you're going to watch it again.

-I'm going to watch it again. -What?

-I usually have to watch it

three to four times to understand stuff.

-What was the pay off of -- I mean, again, no spoilers.

I won't do that. I won't.

But what was the payoff of him being half-Targaryen?

Yeah. [ Laughter ]

No payoff there. -No payoff.

-And then -- I don't know,

I don't know. There was a couple things.

I don't know. It was just -- it was a bummer,

because I was like, you know what, I love this show.

They gave me eight seasons of awesome stuff,

so props to them. I love every actor in that.

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I didn't want it to end.

I wanted more and more and more years.

I guess that's probably why. I was just more mad at that.

But then I woke up to Twitter just hating all over it.

I was like, oh.

Then someone found that water bottle.

Who has time to find -- who has time to find

that tiny water bottle behind this thing

and I go -- gosh. Now you're nitpicking, but --

Anyways, I'm sad to see it go.

How about you, Higgins? Did you see "Game of Thrones?"

-I did. I did once.

-Did you see the -- did you see the water bottle thing?

-Yeah. -I can't believe they would

leave a water bottle in one of the shots after they --

you know, they left a Starbucks cup last week.

-You'd think it's somebody's job on set to make sure

that that kind of thing doesn't happen.

You know, someone's in charge of that kind of thing.

You know what I mean? -Yeah, I know. Exactly, yeah.

You've got to pay attention to details.

You know, 'cause it really -- it takes you out

of the whole thing when stuff like that happens.

-Absolutely, yeah.

You know, I think there's a specific name

for that kind of thing. It's called a -- Aw, geez.

-It's called a continuity error is what it's called.

-Yes, yes. [ Laughter ]

-It happens from time to time

when you're filming a movie or a TV show.

But usually they're not so obvious.

-Maybe we're being a little hard on them.

You know what I mean? I think it's just all the sets

and the props and the costumes, like a thousand extras.

It's had to manage. You know what I mean?

-That's a good point. That is a good point.

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I can't imagine having to keep track of that many details

for that many seasons. -Well, especially when

you have millions of fans that are going to analyze

every single frame.

Every single second of every single frame.

-But at the end of the day,

I guess a few tiny mistakes

doesn't take away from the whole experience.

-Still, I'm glad that kind of thing would never happen here.

You know why? Because we're the best in the biz.

Always on the ball. Nothing gets past us.

Right, Jimmy? -Haha, you got that right.

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We'll be back with John Lithgow, guys! Stay tuned!