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In what might be one of the oddest crossovers of television shows, Game of Thrones has teamed up with Sesame Street to teach children (and perhaps adults as well) about respect. In the above video the brother and sister, Tyrion and Cersei Lannister, are once again on opposite sides of an issue. While discussing the matter they’re suddenly joined at the table by one of the last characters you would ever expect to see in Westeros, Elmo.
Elmo acts an intermediary between the siblings and persuades them to give his concept of respect a shot, using how he deals with a difficult Cookie Monster as an example. And speaking of Cookie Monster you can find a similar video of him teaching the same lesson to Dolores and Bernard from Westworld below.
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This could be the last time fans see Tyrion and Cersei in the same room, as Game of Thrones is about to remind us all what show we are watching by killing everyone we love (I assume so anyway). As for Bernard and Dolores, we won’t see them until some time next year when Westworld returns for Season 3.
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