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We figured author George R.R. Martin was into HBO’s new drama, “Westworld.” Who isn’t? We had no idea exactly how much until now.

According to Entertainment Weekly, the A Game of Thrones author brought up the idea of a crossover to showrunners Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy over dinner a couple months ago.

Nolan told EW, “He’s a lovely guy and a stunning writer and it’s flattering he would encourage a crossover. We should be so lucky.”

Joy said her problem is that she needs to “believe that dragons are real,” and Nolan added that there’s an “awful lot of material to cover just with Westworld.”

OK, so “Game of Thrones” takes place in a mythical medieval world, and Westworld happens, well, who the heck knows where, but a crossover isn’t as far-fetched as it sounds. In fact, in the 1973 movie, “Westworld,” there was a park with medieval robots as well. Why couldn’t the medieval robots just be “Game of Thrones” characters?

We also shouldn’t rule out that a crossover has already happened. It would explain how certain characters on “Game of Thrones” have a knack for coming back to life. Perhaps they’re all robots.

What do you gotta say for yourself, Jon Snow?

Nah, bruh. You don’t.

As Nolan says, “Stay tuned.”