If Gone Girl were given the recut-trailer treatment in the style of a Woody Allen film, it’d probably look a lot like Fleishman Is In Trouble. The smartnew upstream limited series, based on Taffy Brodesser-Akner’s novel of the same name, premieres Nov. 17. It’s got the failed marriage, the sad sack of 40-something white man and, most importantly, the missing wife. But it’s also filled with anxious, neurotic New York Jews, philosophical walk-and-talks, money and sex. Lots of sex.

Toby Fleishman (Jesse Eisenberg) is a newly divorced liver doctor with two kids who kinda hate him and a bachelor pad that’s fairly realistic in its coldness (complete with a broken set of vertical blinds). Despite his sad-sackery, Toby’s status is on the rise. on”the apps“at least.

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Formerly unlucky in love, with an undiagnosed eating disorder and a chip on his shoulder that both predate his marriage, Toby can’t believe his newfound social capital as a middle-aged divorcee within the likes of Tinder, a universe that doesn’t exist last time he was on the market. Suddenly he’s drowning in sexts from available single women who send photos of “their side boob, or their underboob, or their just plain regular boob,” says the show’s very opinionated narrator.

The identity of the narrator, at least to those who haven’t read the book, is a bit of a

House of the Dragon has been deft at calling back to earlier episodes — and the season 1 finale, episode 10, was no exception. It featured a certain faded page torn from a large book, a callback to the very first episode. It’s so significant it almost prevented the declaration of war between the greens, aka King Aegon’s supporters, and the blacks, aka Queen Rhaenyra’s clan.

But if you’ve watched the finale, you know things took a sour turn. Let’s discuss the significance of that torn page in the spoiler-packed section below.

Warning: Spoiler ahead.

What does the torrent page say?

Otto Hightower, aka the Hand of the King, produces the torn page at an opportune moment in the hopes of preventing war. In episode 10, he and a small delegation meet with Queen Rhaenyra at the Dragonstone Bridge. They present “generous terms” — possession of Dragonstone castle, Driftmark island, places of “high honor” at court — on behalf of King Aegon in exchange for peace and acknowledgment of Aegon’s kinghood.

This goes down horrifically — until Hightower unfolds his trump card: A torn page from an old, large book.

The old faded page bares a large picture of a woman in a crown standing over ocean waves and what look like red snakes. The old style writing reads: “Lashed together with ropes and cables, Nymeria’s fleet dispersed at the coming of the first storms, sweeping them across the sea, east, west, and south into corsair infested