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Bag End

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Nov 2, 2026

Alan SistoHOST
7:34
I don't know that Sam is there.
Alan SistoHOST
7:35
So what happens? Gandalf told Frodo at Bag End when he offered it, don't tempt me.
Alan SistoHOST
7:41
Boromir argues for using the ring against Sauron.
Alan SistoHOST
7:43
Elrond says, no way, you can't do that.
Ned RaggettHOST
30:38
they both get married they do but yeah
Jared PekacekHOST
30:43
yeah and you end up with like so bag end has to go somewhere because the book is extremely concerned with who who inherits the land who gets the land Not just Beg End, but overall, one owner or caretaker of everything in the book is going and replaced by another one.
Jared PekacekHOST
31:05
Like, Denethor is replaced by Faramir.
Jared PekacekHOST
31:08
The elves leave Lorien and are replaced by nobody.

10 MINS LATER

Jared PekacekHOST
40:58
of it.
Jared PekacekHOST
41:00
This has to exist, and I think Rosie and Sam are obviously a huge part of his ideas on class.
Jared PekacekHOST
41:07
Their inheriting Bag End is not seen as a tragedy.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
41:11
No.
Mallory RubinHOST
94:58
Gandalf, meanwhile, pulls into town and shows he knows walkin' song ball by singin' the road goes ever on as Frodo runs to greet him.
Mallory RubinHOST
95:06
They exchange laughs and good cheer, some veiled concerns and hand waves, respectively, about Bilbo's odd behavior, and delight the wee shirelings with a mini-firework show before parting as Gandalf rides his wagon up to the door of Bag End.
Mallory RubinHOST
95:20
And that's it.
Mallory RubinHOST
95:21
That's all we're doing today.

21 MINS LATER

Joanna RobinsonHOST
116:26
Is it modern day Bilbo or is it flashback? They gave Ian Holm a little facelift with some tape Bilbo that you were shouting out here.
Joanna RobinsonHOST
116:35
Yeah.
Mallory RubinHOST
116:36
Specifically Bag End Bilbo working on his book.
Mallory RubinHOST
116:39
Okay.
Daniel ReeveGUEST
5:14
And it seems like I landed in their lap at exactly the right time.
Daniel ReeveGUEST
5:18
They had some people who had done some background calligraphy, I think for Bag End, but then I kind of landed in their lap and they thought, you know what, we haven't thought, we needed a guide and here he is.
Daniel ReeveGUEST
5:33
So there I was and the rest is history.
Laura EdralinHOST
5:38
That's incredible, isn't it? All those years later and they're making the film on your doorstep.

11 MINS LATER

Laura EdralinHOST
16:15
Does that mean that you were the only one? Did you have somebody else helping you? How did that work?
Daniel ReeveGUEST
16:23
For most of my career, it has just been me.
Daniel ReeveGUEST
16:27
For the Lord of the Rings, I think, I thought at the time that I was the only one, but they did have some people I know now who had done some background stuff for Bag End.
Daniel ReeveGUEST
16:45
They had some other people who were doing inscriptions on weaponry and what have you, which I didn't know about at the time.
Jackie BonsignoreHOST
31:28
But you're going crazy.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:29
The dwarf I met in Bag End would never have gone back on his word.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:33
Would never have doubted the loyalty of his kin.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:35
Speak to me, loyalty.

34 MINS LATER

speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:55
little
Paige KimseyHOST
65:55
cuties
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:57
if any of you are ever passing Bag End
Jackie BonsignoreHOST
65:59
you can come rob my pantry again
Michael J SmithHOST
1:38
Two such hobbits are Falco Bulger and Barnsley Boffin.
Michael J SmithHOST
1:42
They have arranged to meet at the Green Dragon, a local inn and popular drinking spot, before walking together to Bag End.
Michael J SmithHOST
1:50
There they are to meet one of their favorite hobbits, Bilbo Baggins, who has invited them over to ask a favor and has requested that they arrive around 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Michael J SmithHOST
1:59
As they approach the round green door and prepare to knock, it opens before they even have the chance.

9 MINS LATER

Michael J SmithHOST
11:07
It said Budgeford is kind of where they're from, so I just chose that.
Michael J SmithHOST
11:10
Oh, by the way, our Hobbit token should actually be roughly over here next to this hill.
Michael J SmithHOST
11:14
This is actually where Bilbo lives and Bag End is over here.
Michael J SmithHOST
11:17
So that is where we actually are.
GraceHOST
39:14
...
GraceHOST
39:14
I guess we could do that, and just be besties forever in Bag End." [laughs] Like...
Rory CarapellGUEST
39:19
Yeah.
GraceHOST
39:20
So I l- I love thinking of that potential character in a, a fun sort of creative way.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
0:06
Who doesn't remember that first line of the Hobbit book? And also, maybe you've seen the way in which they visualized that beginning of the Hobbit story in the first Hobbit movie by Peter Jackson.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
0:21
It shows you this hobbit, Bilbo Baggins, sitting in one of the rooms inside Bag End, in a hole under the ground.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
0:31
And he is writing that line because he is sitting there to write down the adventures that he remembers and that he wants to pass on to the next generation, among others, to his nephew Frodo.
Roderick VonhögenHOST
0:48
And I always pictured that as the ideal way to write a story.
JohnHOST
29:48
In Bilbo's time, only the richest and poorest hobbits still lived in holes, and above-ground houses became more common in many parts of the Shire.
JohnHOST
29:56
Uh, so, you know, ho- holes were really things like if you were rich like Bilbo, you could afford a, uh, large, uh, and luxurious hobbit hole, um, as he had, as Bag End was.
JohnHOST
30:07
If you were poor, you could s- you know, that was the only thing you could afford, so you just dug out a hole and probably had no windows and was not very nice to live in, but that was your place.
JohnHOST
30:16
Um, and then, you know, kind of the middle class of hobbits, uh, were, lived in more above-ground houses, uh, as time went on.
MavHOST
40:29
Yep.
EmHOST
40:29
So I guess technically Bag End or the Shire, whatever you wanna call it, is really ...
EmHOST
40:34
Oh, hi, Nikki.
MavHOST
40:34
Hey, Nikki.
MavHOST
41:49
It's those, it's those trees.
EmHOST
41:50
[laughs] It's those trees.
EmHOST
41:52
Martin here, Martin the encyclopedia, the old Bag End set was based on The Hobbit.
EmHOST
41:57
That's true.

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