Jamie's speech is one of my favorite scenes in the show. Especially the line when Brienne says "help, the kinglasyer..." and he replies "Jaime. My name is Jaime."
Jaime's speech in that episode was so good at explaining why he is what he is. Imagine doing one truly good thing in your life and being absolutely despised for it by almost everyone on the continent. Being famous for killing a king that wanted to murder hundreds of thousands by burning them alive. Ned Stark didn't want Jaime pardoned for his crime. Everyone hated him because of it. So he decided to just say "fuck it" and live life as the person they thought he was - a man with shit for honor.
well to be fair he shoulda spoke up about it alot of the wildfire was even left underground because he didnt speak up and most of it was removed for the battle of season 2 i could point something else out but thats in a later season
Yeah, the one thing that's important to understand is that he's talking about how Ned treated him just after Jaime killed the King. Part of the reason (not sure HOW much) Jaime is the unlikable person he is today is because of how he was treated in the past.
Jaime is my favorite character development on this series (until the last season and the way they finish his story, but everything sucks in the last 2 seasons so......)
@@JamieS1992 He was a kid, a junior member of the kings guard. He was very idealistic about duty and honor. Imagine how hard it was to decide to break his oath.
@@krudmonger 1) i wasn’t the one who brought it up, but it isn’t a spoiler to say i don’t like what d&d did with his character 2) there are already 500+ comments on this video, i doubt she reads them all 3) chill, y’all jump at the hint of a hint of a spoiler. again, all i did was imply that i was personally disappointed with his character arc, which isn’t any worse than everyone was with their captain marvel opinions here
The paradox of Natalie being upset that Cersei, Loras, Sansa and Tyrion don't get to decide for themselves who to marry, while simultaneously being annoyed with Robb for actually marrying who he loves...
Rob had a choice and he made it willingly (though not that he didn't feel pressured into it by the circumstances), but the Lannister children have no choice in the matter.
@@onejester Frequently uploaded reaction series are usually filmed at least one video ahead, so talking about the immediately next video is pretty safe.
I actually like Tywin because he's such a strong, powerful character and he's portrayed perfectly by Charles Dance. I love every scene with him, especially in combination with Tyrion or Lady Olenna.
Yeah, I certainly find him more likable than Cersei -- except when he's interacting with Tyrion. Then again, Cersei's no ray of sunshine with Tyrion either.
The scene with Davos and princess Shireen in the dungeon MIGHT be my favorite scene in the whole series. Davos is crazy for that girl because she truly is THE least evil soul in the show. The look he gives her after she tells him to start at the beginning always makes me think about how his son JUST died.
@@jaimelannister1797 his name IS pronounced egg-on. Or A-gon depending on which half of the cast you are on lol. She is nowhere NEAR the only one who pronounced it that way. But yes......she is a terrible teacher. Shireen out loud: "When you see A...E.....G together like this it sounds like egg." Davos in his head: What the fuck is a "gee"?
11:00 Nat, when Jamie mentions Ned Stark, he doesn't mean in the current time period, he meant it 15 years ago. Ned Stark was the first one inside the Red Keep witnessing Jamie kill the Mad King. 15:40 Robert Baratheon is like a Targaryen twice removed or something too, kings blood.
So, the whole thing with Grey Worm keeping that name has way more significance in the books because the Unsullied didn't only get one new name when they were cut, they chose a new name every day, so "Grey Worm" was his name specific to the day that Daenerys set him free and that is why he kept it.
You're right, that does give it more meaning -- but how does anyone keep track of anyone's name? It seems like this would degenerate into every slave being called -- and calling each other -- "Hey, you." That could be acceptable in some situations, but it's not good for coordination within a military unit...
@@janewolf6390 yeah there was a weird incest relationship between jon and arya and it becomes a lovely triangle with Tyrion who was a pedo obsessed with her Thank god GRRM changed it
@@101grifter i actually liked every scene Ramsay was in because the actor is so good and entertaining. unlike Joffrey i get so annoyed every time he's on screen 🤐
Spoiler - Idk why you all hate Sansa. From a naive little girl to wise and smart queen who can lead her people well. She had one of the greatest story and character development in GOT. Everyone was manipulating her and she learned from that and herself became very dangerous woman
Nathalie is so funny hating on Rob for following his heart and 2 minutes later saying Loras should have a say in who he marries as its his life. Please do not ever change Nat
I hate how they made Robb and Talisa some stupid Hollywood love thing, while their love romance isn’t even believable. Book Robb and Jeyne is miles better than Talisa
But the show destroyed jaime'arc by the end of it. I'm 100% positive that his ending in the book it's not gonna be the one they gave to him. It's not gonna be a good end I don't think, but definitely not what he got in GOT.
The way that Jamie talks to people is merely him embracing the "Kingslayer" image. 10:53 and yes, he's right, the honorable Ned Stark won't want to hear his side.
everybody did that not only royals not only nobles not only rich people historically marriage (especially for women but not only for them) had nothing to do with love.
I think it's mainly [the torturer], Joffrey and Littlefinger to be fair. Most others are acting for some kind of greater cause, even if it's completely fucked. Those three just like playing with people for their own gratification.
I think a lot of people get so shocked by Jaime’s moments of character development that makes viewers like him for a brief moment, Bc they don’t realize how likeable he is from the beginning. Yes, he’s a Lannister, and engages in some sexual activities that I personally would advise against, but viewers often forget that most of the “bad” things he does, he does for his family. Him leading the Lannister armies is no different than Robb, him fighting Ned to demand his brother’s freedom is arguable better than Catelyn taking Tyrion captive, etc. And from the beginning of the show, we see a fan favorite character in Tyrion heap praise upon Jaime, and talk about their bond like they would truly do anything for each other. As much as Jaime comes off as the pretty boy arrogant Prince Charming from Shrek, he’s really Tyrion, if Tywin loved him. We just see the show from the Stark perspective, so we are made to dislike Jaime.
No, he DOES do bad things through the show. Exactly how many, what, and when would be spoilers but there are legitimate reasons to dislike him and think he's a bad person. He's an interesting character with likable moments, absolutely, but he's not someone to put on a pedestal.
@@BassBumbass I mean, as unfair as it is for Bran, at that point if Jaime doesn’t push him out the window, he and Cersei probably at the very least get imprisoned for the rest of their lives, if not killed and a civil war starts anyways. Not to mention, Jaime is probably doomed to do it no matter what thanks to spoilery things later on in the show that I don’t want to mention for Nat’s sake involving a certain old man in a tree. So if you want to argue Jaime is an evil person for pushing Bran out of a tower window versus letting everyone he loves and cares about dying, I guess he’s evil.
Jaime is a douche because in his mind it’s easier to be who everyone thinks you are rather than try and prove them wrong. After he broke his vow and killed the king everyone saw him as a slimy villain so he just went along with it. Don’t get me wrong, what he did to Bran is unforgivable but in a way he’s kind of a tragic character.
Why do people not see the reasons for Jaime pushing Bran. I admit adultery is very long (incestuous adultery even more so) however, if you haad the chance to kill one person to save say 5, it would be ethical to do so, especially if you were saving those you loved. Jaime pushed Bran with intent on murder to save his family from then being executed by Robert Baratheon, which would have most definitely happened if Bran had told someone what he saw. It's not a good thing for Jaime to do, not a bad thing either. Just kinda sad.
@@mbpoblet I'm on about the idea of say you controlled which way a train went, and there is two options, in both people will die. You could either direct the train towards one person which will result in them dying, or you could direct the train to say five people, which of course in this example would kill all of them. And its the same idea if you could save five people on a train track if you pushed a fat person in front of the train. It's the same thing, you take a life instead of taking more lives.
@@mbpoblet I explained that awfully but it is more ethical to save more lives, and of course especially in the world of GoT, it is kill or be killed. You would save you, your family and save more lives, by simply taking one. It's a moral dilemma but if in either option people will be killed, best to save the most. It's also not just some random "healthy people", it's not Bran's fault he was curious as a child, however Jaime had no choice.
Random bit of trivia that may make you like Lady Olenna even more; it was revealed in the news the other day that Diana Rigg's computer password is "F**k off". Legend.
Finally hit the Ramsay episodes, was waiting for this. Likely one of the most despised characters in a show which is strangely a compliment because Iwan Rheon did an incredible job playing a totally convincing sociopath.
23:56 This scene with Joffery and Tywin is so interesting. The amount of painstaking work they did to make Joffery look so small compared to Tywin is incredible.
Spoilers ahead: turn back Nat.... I like how she said Dany was decent at ruling, several episodes (IIRC) before we see that outside of conquering/warfare, ruling absolutely bores the fuck out of Dany, and that she has no patience or aptitude for it.
0:06 "So is this whole point that he's just a psychopath?" I haven't seen the whole video yet, but I'm guessing she's talking about Ramsey Snow. Edit: Yes, she was.
8:59 I will admit, I probably laughed too hard at this, and so very much look forward to putting "Shadow demon" on the next thing I fill out that asks for gender. :D
11:05 he only talks to people like that, because everyone thinks he is an asshole and mistreat him, and because of that he became bitter, because he was a good boy, and people just saw him as a "king slayer" when he was acctuly trying to save lives.
Fun fact about Arya's archery lesson: Maisie Williams is right-handed, but Arya is left-handed, so Ms Williams learned to do everything left-handed, including some pretty elaborate fight choreography.
Because Nat didn't like that Robb following his heart betrayed his honor, his family's honor. Robb even knew it was wrong by saying, "I am Robb Stark. I never lost a fight and I'm still losing this war." Loras really didn't need to marry Cercei because there was already enough marriages between the two families. They even make fun of it later on. Robb swore on basically everything he was and stood for. So him following his heart was illogical and it ultimately *spoilers spoilers* the war.
@@donovan1345 The entire point of this series of both books and TV show is trying to do the right thing or having honor or following your heart when it's not smart to do so will get you and a whole lot of other people killed.
07:24 Remember that boy who plays lannister, because they will hire him again to be Tommen Baratheon ... the production little by little shows signs of the ineptitude that characterized them in the final seasons (mainly in the last one)
Well, it is a multi-dimensional torture that he is going through. And, is lopping a few parts off definitely the same as "flaying"? -- I'm going to have to look this up in my "Torture for Dummies"
10:25 "Burn them all," he said. This was actually referenced in an earlier episode--back in season 1, Robert Baratheon is talking to Barristan Selmy and calls Jaime in, saying "we're telling war stories!" He then asks Jaime what the Mad King said before he died, and Jaime says, "He said the same thing he'd been saying for hours--'Burn them all.'" We see a close-up of Robert's face agape and shocked, but it's never explained *why* Robert is so shocked at this. Well, now you know.
Hello, Natalie. Regarding at 09:10: Shireen, the little girl who is the daughter of Stannis, has a disease called Greyscale. Greyscale is feared in the Westeros, as it is both very contagious and almost always fatal. Also, the people who contract it get shunned and usually expelled. They are often considered "unclean", even if they survive (like Shireen - this is part of the reason why she is locked int he tower.). Best is to think of Greyscale as a mixture of our smallpox (for the contagion factor and the usual deadly outcome) and Leprosy (for the social stigma). I will say no more about this disease for now. Loved your reaction, BTW
I have to admit, I wasn't sold on this multiple episodes per vid plan. But it's actually working and now I love that you're doing GoT in this format. I've already watched several other reactors do GoT and I don't need to do single episode vids anymore. Well done! These first few seasons of GoT are so great. I'm really happy watching them again with you.
Does anyone else find themselves looking at Natalie with sad eyes when she’s doing an intro because she doesn’t know was gonna happen. I’m like girl no😢
No I usually just have a big ass sadistic smile on my face. Same smile I have when I watch anyone watch this show. That smile turns into evil cackling when we get to certain parts of the show.
Tywin is my favorite character in the series (he was done so much better in the show than the books thanks to Charles Dance), but Jaime is a very close second.
Arya’s “Can you bring back a man without a head? Not seven times. Just once.” Seriously one of the most heartbreaking lines ever. I do love how anyone who speaks of Ned greatly respect him. “He was a good man, your father. I would not wish my life upon him.” “I would. You’re alive.”
You talked over the best part of the bathhouse scene by saying you don’t empathize with a man that saved half a million people and took a huge L for it. “Jaime... my name’s Jaime.”
It is a really good scene and props for him because he is misunderstood, but he still threw a kid out of a window and then butchered Ned Stark’s men for arresting Tyrion for a crime Jaime didn’t even admit of doing. The scene is more of a redemption as opposed to him being already a “nice guy” remember he also killed the mad king cause their were gonna destroy the Lannister army (and Tywin)so his intentions weren’t strictly “save the people”
Jamie is a complex character, but he is not honorable or even heroic. He killed the king as his father was sacking the city having joined the war late under the banner of friendship. You'd think that if he cared about the well being of the city that he might have killed Aerys BEFORE he was able to put wildfire all over the city. This was a tactical move from a tactical family and will get no sympathy from me for trying to kill a kid for seeing him sleeping with his sister.
Arya used to be my favourite character on the books but Jaime's character arc in a storm of swords and feast for crows won me over. By far the best written character. We begin hating his guts and ends up understanding where he comes from in his povs if not straight up loving him even after all he did.
I’ve been watching your channel since Star Wars. My two kids and I love watching all your SW and Marvel vids, but understandably I won’t let them watch these. That said, I’m LOVING your GoT first times. Your screams have me ROLLIN’. Thanks for the great content!
Jaime talks to people like that to protect himself. Everybody sees him as that oathbreaker without honour. To handle that he has built up this personality (toxic masculinity etc.) as to not show how much this story everybody knows about him hurts him
@@oswinoswald42069 do you mean he shows her more affection? Bc he did love her in the show. He was just such a hard ass that he had a funny way of showing it
Olenna Tyrell is the best because she’s the only person not scared of Tywin Lannister, the scene where they’re sitting across from each other dealing out their children and grandchildren is one of my favorites in the entire series
fun fact: the lannister boy the Karstarks killed that said "im just a squire!" is later recasted as a "different" lannister Tommen Jeoferys younger brother
also Beric Dondarian has appeared before in season 1 (before he joined the brotherhood) he has been recasted this season Beric in the first season is the man that Ned calls on to find The Mountain and others to bring tywin to answer for the mountains crimes when hes sat on the throne for Robert
Why would you tell her that? That is potentially immersion-breaking. If she wasn't going to notice it on her own, you may have just ruined every future Tommen scene for her -- I've seen other reactors be unable to watch recast Tommen without constantly feeling distracted by this knowledge. Let people enjoy the blissful ignorance of these things. (And by "these things" I also mean stuff like "this didn't happen in the books"...)
@@SelvesteSand if thats immersion-breaking comparative to how many times shes gonna see the mountain recasted or even Dhaario anyone watching this is gonna be in for a ride on their own without people mentioning a random unknown lannister
"Grab a drink, grab a snack, and let's get into the moo...series. Hah, I almost said (Natalie gets cut off by the theme music)". Oh, that made me laugh!! Natalie's editor continues to be brilliant.
I love the interaction between Olenna and Tywin. First time each of them had truly met their match. Also about Jaime: That's the main thing I personally liked him, because he's a smug asshole that was always entertaining to watch. He also had one of the greatest lines in the series when he was talking to Catelyn after being captured: "There are no men like me. Only me." It summarized his character so well in so many layers.
its funny, the majority of people, including myself, began to love Jamie from the episode were he saved Brianne from being raped/killed and lost his hand and purpose for his troubles, and then the bath scene solidified his character
This show was one of Diana Rigg's last roles. She was incredible in her role, the sharp tongued grandmother of Natalie Dormer. She was badass in Avengers and as a Bond girl. Probably her best roll, ever!!
@Karl Zaraiva I read the books and as soon as books ended and they had a easy to follow guide the show went to shit. You don’t have to pretend to like something that was dog shot just because the first seasons were good. Stop defending bad work anyone with any sense knows the last season sucked. G R R Martin thinks it sucked and he can’t even finish the series.
@Karl Zaraiva WTF??? Are you defending the last season or what? This WAS a grat show, and the first 6 seasons to me were great, but that doesn't change the fact that the last two seasons were a big downgrade in writting and story and characters development. Everyone has the right to defend what they like and complain about what they don't. I mean, we, the people, are who watch and "consume" the product of the series. If we receive a bad product, we can say we don't like it. Sorry if that bothers you, but Season 7 and 8 were bad seasons, with a really bad quality, and that is not an opinion, is a fact. Is not a "childish petty personal nonsense" like you say. I envy you if the last seasons didn't retroactively ruin the whole series for you, because it definetly did it for me and for a lot of people.
@@Davidrsq 100% this I have watched the series multiple times and brought a ton of people to it and watched along I haven’t watched it again since that last season.
@@Davidrsq "...but Season 7 and 8 were bad seasons, with a really bad quality, and that is not an opinion, is a fact." This is the problem I have with most final season haters. It's not a fact. It's an opinion. And you know what they say about opinions.
Natalie is the BEST for watching something with...the second time. Not the first, shes gonna talk through it. Love teh jokes that the writers or editors put in this one UPS. that was brilliant. Camerons vids are some of my favorites.
Dude Sansa isn't trusting anyone. She's getting smart. I love her arc. In fact, being with Littlefinger is making her smarter because she's learning to think how he does.
Tywin's backstory is fascinating: his father was a weak lord, and the Lannisters were a laughing stock. Tywin built their power and reputation from nothing, using sheer force of will. Knowing where he's come from really lends context to his actions in the series.
JOFFREY: "I'm the most vicious little prick in the Seven Kingdoms."
RAMSAY: "Hold my ale."
More like "Hold my torture victim's missing manhood."
Book EURON GREYJOY: "Hold my shade of the evening."
@@dread9030 show euron : "fiNger In THe BuM ahah"
Nah Geoffrey is till the most vicious prick. Ramsey is just straight up psycho.
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Ramsay is probably how Joffrey would've turned out if he lived
Jamie's speech is one of my favorite scenes in the show. Especially the line when Brienne says "help, the kinglasyer..." and he replies "Jaime. My name is Jaime."
"Arya's starting to feel bad". 1/2 second later - "KILL HIM!!"
Yes! That wins Edit of the Month, at least. 🤣
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LOL I literally cannot breathe after that
Jaime's speech in that episode was so good at explaining why he is what he is. Imagine doing one truly good thing in your life and being absolutely despised for it by almost everyone on the continent. Being famous for killing a king that wanted to murder hundreds of thousands by burning them alive. Ned Stark didn't want Jaime pardoned for his crime. Everyone hated him because of it. So he decided to just say "fuck it" and live life as the person they thought he was - a man with shit for honor.
well to be fair he shoulda spoke up about it alot of the wildfire was even left underground because he didnt speak up and most of it was removed for the battle of season 2 i could point something else out but thats in a later season
Yeah, the one thing that's important to understand is that he's talking about how Ned treated him just after Jaime killed the King. Part of the reason (not sure HOW much) Jaime is the unlikable person he is today is because of how he was treated in the past.
Exactly. There was no talking to Ned. Ned 100% would not have listened
Jaime is my favorite character development on this series (until the last season and the way they finish his story, but everything sucks in the last 2 seasons so......)
@@JamieS1992 He was a kid, a junior member of the kings guard. He was very idealistic about duty and honor. Imagine how hard it was to decide to break his oath.
Cersai brings out the worst in Jaime, Brienne brings out the best.
That's true, until it randomly isn't...
@@loveoffilm4327 lol rip to 5 seasons of jaime’s character development
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Why would you say that in the middle of someone's first watch-through? C'mon.
@@krudmonger 1) i wasn’t the one who brought it up, but it isn’t a spoiler to say i don’t like what d&d did with his character
2) there are already 500+ comments on this video, i doubt she reads them all
3) chill, y’all jump at the hint of a hint of a spoiler. again, all i did was imply that i was personally disappointed with his character arc, which isn’t any worse than everyone was with their captain marvel opinions here
What does Tyrion bring out?
The paradox of Natalie being upset that Cersei, Loras, Sansa and Tyrion don't get to decide for themselves who to marry, while simultaneously being annoyed with Robb for actually marrying who he loves...
LOL, spot on, mate!
Lol I just said pretty much the same thing 🤣
The main difference is that Robb gave his word. After that he should have kept it in his pants.
Rob had a choice and he made it willingly (though not that he didn't feel pressured into it by the circumstances), but the Lannister children have no choice in the matter.
> while simultaneously being annoyed with Robb for actually marrying who he loves...
I wonder how that will turn out...
When Natalie looks back and realizes she called the show disturbing just a little bit too early...
Hahaha so true!!!
I imagine she's already watched it by now, but yeah...I couldn't continue after that episode.
We need a room where we can discuss the upcoming events and bet on Natalie's reactions to them without risking spoilers...
@@onejester Frequently uploaded reaction series are usually filmed at least one video ahead, so talking about the immediately next video is pretty safe.
Was thinking the very same thing...
I actually like Tywin because he's such a strong, powerful character and he's portrayed perfectly by Charles Dance. I love every scene with him, especially in combination with Tyrion or Lady Olenna.
His word play with Ayra in Season 2 is really good. I loved those scenes.
Yes definitely agree!
Yeah, I certainly find him more likable than Cersei -- except when he's interacting with Tyrion. Then again, Cersei's no ray of sunshine with Tyrion either.
Charles Dance brings a certain *gravitas* to the role.
@@Thom1212 to EVERY role.
Jon: "We shouldn't."
Ygritte: "We should."
Natalie: "She makes a good point."
Now THAT'S comedy! 😆
LOL! I admit, I never would have thought of that as a pick-up line.....
@@phlarb6505 Jon definitely should have said that in the scene. 😆
@@AnOldYoungGuy Part of me hopes he did say it in like the 6th or 7th take, just to make the crew laugh.
@@AnOldYoungGuy you strike me as someone fascinating. One might say... the most interesting man in the world.
@@Reblwitoutacause I have been known to provoke a modicum of intrigue on occasion.
The scene with Davos and princess Shireen in the dungeon MIGHT be my favorite scene in the whole series. Davos is crazy for that girl because she truly is THE least evil soul in the show. The look he gives her after she tells him to start at the beginning always makes me think about how his son JUST died.
Shireen sucks at teaching lol. Now Davos is gonna forever think Aegon is pronounced Egg-on
@@jaimelannister1797 his name IS pronounced egg-on. Or A-gon depending on which half of the cast you are on lol. She is nowhere NEAR the only one who pronounced it that way. But yes......she is a terrible teacher.
Shireen out loud: "When you see A...E.....G together like this it sounds like egg."
Davos in his head: What the fuck is a "gee"?
@@natecloe8535 In the book Aegon's brother--the old maester at the Wall--refers to him as "Egg"
11:00 Nat, when Jamie mentions Ned Stark, he doesn't mean in the current time period, he meant it 15 years ago. Ned Stark was the first one inside the Red Keep witnessing Jamie kill the Mad King.
15:40 Robert Baratheon is like a Targaryen twice removed or something too, kings blood.
That scene with Jamie and Brienne is probably one of the few scenes which were better than they were in the book.
So, the whole thing with Grey Worm keeping that name has way more significance in the books because the Unsullied didn't only get one new name when they were cut, they chose a new name every day, so "Grey Worm" was his name specific to the day that Daenerys set him free and that is why he kept it.
Man, a new name every day? I'd probably have to do like passwords at work and just have an ever increasing number on the end of mine. :p haha
@@marcw6875 right lol. They do it so that way they don't have an identity. It's a way to remind them they're just "property".
You're right, that does give it more meaning -- but how does anyone keep track of anyone's name? It seems like this would degenerate into every slave being called -- and calling each other -- "Hey, you." That could be acceptable in some situations, but it's not good for coordination within a military unit...
@@bigdream_dreambig good point. Gotta ask dear George about it🤔
@@bigdream_dreambig they wore the day-name around their necks
"I'm getting paedophile vibes because of the age gap".
Good thing they didn't go with Sansa's age from the books... 😲
Or the very first original draft of game if thrones from 1990 where Jon and Arya were romantically involved
@@Blackhawk211 Wait, what?!
@@janewolf6390 yeah there was a weird incest relationship between jon and arya and it becomes a lovely triangle with Tyrion who was a pedo obsessed with her
Thank god GRRM changed it
@@Blackhawk211 Yeah holy shit
@@Blackhawk211 Its not quite as bad once you figure out who Jon's parents are, though. They aren't brother and sister - they are cousins.
Ok, but watch that scene with Jaimie and Brienne again. It’s exquisite.
A "woosh" yes..hihi
Also, every scene with Charles Dance... Goddamn he is so fucking good in this show.
One of the best scenes in the show.
“I don’t wanna watch this!” - literally everyone watching the Ramsay/Theon storyline.
*“I don’t wanna watch this!” - literally everyone watching the Ramsay storyline.* - fixed that for you!
@@101grifter fair point!
@@101grifter i actually liked every scene Ramsay was in because the actor is so good and entertaining. unlike Joffrey i get so annoyed every time he's on screen 🤐
Orell, the warg that is jealous of Jon doesn’t see the future. He can just enter the minds of animals.
Yea, real-time, not time forwards and backwards. That's _ _ _ _ .
''just''
I see what you did there!
He's pretty perceptive too. His main motivation is he wants to get busy with Ygritte, but he also knows Jon is still a crow.
which is literally the superpower called being a warg
Nat: "I'm really excited to see what happens next"
Me: Oh, you poor child
I am very VERY curious what her next reaction is going to be like.
@@darthdarthification I'm pretty sure everyone is :)
@@darthdarthification it will be intens for sure
"I just want something nice to happen for Sansa".
About that 😬😬😬
@Karl Zaraiva Dude, Spoilers. One of the fun parts of this series is not knowing who lives and dies, even main characters.
@Karl Zaraiva FOH
Spoiler - Idk why you all hate Sansa. From a naive little girl to wise and smart queen who can lead her people well. She had one of the greatest story and character development in GOT. Everyone was manipulating her and she learned from that and herself became very dangerous woman
@@Alex-hx4on Nobody hates her, tho she is a little bratty in the beginning.
Who's excited for the next video? LOL!
Me...
If you're on the Patreon, you can already watch her react to the rest of the season.
Worst episodes are about to happen... _cough_ ... red wedding.. _cough_
@@GeekMasterGames Im not, but that would be the reason to join.
I can already hear the Freys playing violins...
Arya and The Hound, that's all I'm going to say at this point. Oh, and chickens, can't forget the chickens.
Lone Wolf & Cub!
Littlefinger's "Chaos is a Ladder" speech is top tier.
Nathalie is so funny hating on Rob for following his heart and 2 minutes later saying Loras should have a say in who he marries as its his life. Please do not ever change Nat
Ouch. Good catch.
logic is not her thing
LOL Robb has responsibilities and commitments for his marriage and Loras has few if any expectations by comparison.
Robb had agreed to the marriage himself and went back on his word. It’s a little different
I hate how they made Robb and Talisa some stupid Hollywood love thing, while their love romance isn’t even believable. Book Robb and Jeyne is miles better than Talisa
the scene with jaime in the bath is what turned it for me. he became my favorite character on the show after that. you'll see.
But the show destroyed jaime'arc by the end of it. I'm 100% positive that his ending in the book it's not gonna be the one they gave to him.
It's not gonna be a good end I don't think, but definitely not what he got in GOT.
@@raqrod1606 i am completely with you on all of that, my friend.
The way that Jamie talks to people is merely him embracing the "Kingslayer" image. 10:53 and yes, he's right, the honorable Ned Stark won't want to hear his side.
Natalie:"I'm excited for that [The Red Wedding] when it does happen."
Everyone: Be careful what you wish for...
""He is using his kids as chess pieces." Welcome to real human history XD This is how for the majority of our history royals played their game. :P
everybody did that not only royals not only nobles not only rich people historically marriage (especially for women but not only for them) had nothing to do with love.
"Kids as chess pieces" That's why the a lot of the royals in Europe are related. Queen Victoria married of her children in every direction
“So is his whole point that he’s a sick psychopath” yes that’s every character natalie
Yep, pretty much sums it up...
Was chewing my food at the time and I don't think I've ever nodded my head up and down so quickly.
Ouch. Look, even the Greyjoys are PUSSYCATS compared to Ramsey...
Even the Freys. Maybe not Joffrey, but kinda...
@@chrissonofpear1384 joffrey is a dabbler, ramsey is an artisan
I think it's mainly [the torturer], Joffrey and Littlefinger to be fair. Most others are acting for some kind of greater cause, even if it's completely fucked. Those three just like playing with people for their own gratification.
*By what right does the wolf judge the lion*
"Jaime, my name is Jaime."
Redemption arc done right.
Until Season 8 does him dirty.
I think a lot of people get so shocked by Jaime’s moments of character development that makes viewers like him for a brief moment, Bc they don’t realize how likeable he is from the beginning. Yes, he’s a Lannister, and engages in some sexual activities that I personally would advise against, but viewers often forget that most of the “bad” things he does, he does for his family. Him leading the Lannister armies is no different than Robb, him fighting Ned to demand his brother’s freedom is arguable better than Catelyn taking Tyrion captive, etc. And from the beginning of the show, we see a fan favorite character in Tyrion heap praise upon Jaime, and talk about their bond like they would truly do anything for each other. As much as Jaime comes off as the pretty boy arrogant Prince Charming from Shrek, he’s really Tyrion, if Tywin loved him. We just see the show from the Stark perspective, so we are made to dislike Jaime.
What about Bran?
No, he DOES do bad things through the show. Exactly how many, what, and when would be spoilers but there are legitimate reasons to dislike him and think he's a bad person. He's an interesting character with likable moments, absolutely, but he's not someone to put on a pedestal.
@@BassBumbass I mean, as unfair as it is for Bran, at that point if Jaime doesn’t push him out the window, he and Cersei probably at the very least get imprisoned for the rest of their lives, if not killed and a civil war starts anyways. Not to mention, Jaime is probably doomed to do it no matter what thanks to spoilery things later on in the show that I don’t want to mention for Nat’s sake involving a certain old man in a tree. So if you want to argue Jaime is an evil person for pushing Bran out of a tower window versus letting everyone he loves and cares about dying, I guess he’s evil.
@@Cuuniyevo I didn’t say he didn’t do anything wrong, almost every character in GoT does some stuff wrong, and being likeable =/= being good
Jaime speech is probably one of the top 5 scenes in the show
Jaime is a douche because in his mind it’s easier to be who everyone thinks you are rather than try and prove them wrong. After he broke his vow and killed the king everyone saw him as a slimy villain so he just went along with it. Don’t get me wrong, what he did to Bran is unforgivable but in a way he’s kind of a tragic character.
He's like... Am onion!! I love making that joke!
Why do people not see the reasons for Jaime pushing Bran. I admit adultery is very long (incestuous adultery even more so) however, if you haad the chance to kill one person to save say 5, it would be ethical to do so, especially if you were saving those you loved. Jaime pushed Bran with intent on murder to save his family from then being executed by Robert Baratheon, which would have most definitely happened if Bran had told someone what he saw. It's not a good thing for Jaime to do, not a bad thing either. Just kinda sad.
@@mbpoblet I'm on about the idea of say you controlled which way a train went, and there is two options, in both people will die. You could either direct the train towards one person which will result in them dying, or you could direct the train to say five people, which of course in this example would kill all of them. And its the same idea if you could save five people on a train track if you pushed a fat person in front of the train. It's the same thing, you take a life instead of taking more lives.
@@mbpoblet I explained that awfully but it is more ethical to save more lives, and of course especially in the world of GoT, it is kill or be killed. You would save you, your family and save more lives, by simply taking one. It's a moral dilemma but if in either option people will be killed, best to save the most. It's also not just some random "healthy people", it's not Bran's fault he was curious as a child, however Jaime had no choice.
@@mbpoblet fuckin hell man that was in depth
Random bit of trivia that may make you like Lady Olenna even more; it was revealed in the news the other day that Diana Rigg's computer password is "F**k off". Legend.
That’s hilarious
Whoever edits your videos is a freaking pro, always has me cracking up!
This GoT reaction series > the other 11,000 GoT reaction serieses. Love this format
No spoilers but I came here thinking she saw what we all thought she saw.. And it hasn't happened yet :D
Fun times lie before us... 😶
😈
Same, I was like "Is this the one? Are we there yet?"
It is worth the wait. Her Reaction was on point.
You literally just spoiled this video for me
Finally hit the Ramsay episodes, was waiting for this. Likely one of the most despised characters in a show which is strangely a compliment because Iwan Rheon did an incredible job playing a totally convincing sociopath.
Natalie commiting one of the classic blunders: "Never get attached to a GoT character when life and death is on the line!"
Inconceivable!
Mel waving Stannis off to Kings Landing with 'have fun storming the castle!'
23:56 This scene with Joffery and Tywin is so interesting. The amount of painstaking work they did to make Joffery look so small compared to Tywin is incredible.
2:00, "Dany knows how to be violent, but just in that violence.". Oh you sweet summer child.
Too soon
@@Jumaoli it was just an observation...😉
Spoilers ahead: turn back Nat....
I like how she said Dany was decent at ruling, several episodes (IIRC) before we see that outside of conquering/warfare, ruling absolutely bores the fuck out of Dany, and that she has no patience or aptitude for it.
0:06 "So is this whole point that he's just a psychopath?"
I haven't seen the whole video yet, but I'm guessing she's talking about Ramsey Snow.
Edit: Yes, she was.
8:59 I will admit, I probably laughed too hard at this, and so very much look forward to putting "Shadow demon" on the next thing I fill out that asks for gender. :D
*Soon she will react to the scene which started the reaction genre on TH-cam*
Oh my sweet summer child 😭😭
The reaction I can't wait to see is the start of S06E04. I still weep uncontrollably when I see it.
@@berserkrhadley YUP. And I'm also excited for Battle of Bastards episode.
@Not Alfie GOT was revolutionary until they ruined the ending 😭
@@chaitanyabuilds it was shit after season 4
Didn't 2 girls 1 cup start the reaction trend? Or was it 1 man 1 jar?
at 09:40 - The bathtub scene between Jaime and Brienne is almost universally considered to be the turning point on how the fans see Jaime.
11:05 he only talks to people like that, because everyone thinks he is an asshole and mistreat him, and because of that he became bitter, because he was a good boy, and people just saw him as a "king slayer" when he was acctuly trying to save lives.
Fun fact about Arya's archery lesson: Maisie Williams is right-handed, but Arya is left-handed, so Ms Williams learned to do everything left-handed, including some pretty elaborate fight choreography.
natalie get angry at a characters for not doing the right thing and following their heart and then she gets angry at robb for doing exactly that
Because Nat didn't like that Robb following his heart betrayed his honor, his family's honor. Robb even knew it was wrong by saying, "I am Robb Stark. I never lost a fight and I'm still losing this war." Loras really didn't need to marry Cercei because there was already enough marriages between the two families. They even make fun of it later on. Robb swore on basically everything he was and stood for. So him following his heart was illogical and it ultimately *spoilers spoilers* the war.
@@donovan1345 The entire point of this series of both books and TV show is trying to do the right thing or having honor or following your heart when it's not smart to do so will get you and a whole lot of other people killed.
Whoever is editing these intros has real talent. 👍
07:24 Remember that boy who plays lannister, because they will hire him again to be Tommen Baratheon ... the production little by little shows signs of the ineptitude that characterized them in the final seasons (mainly in the last one)
Theon is in the middle of being flayed, how does he not have a better guess at which family has him?
Iron Islanders aren't the brightest..
Well, it is a multi-dimensional torture that he is going through. And, is lopping a few parts off definitely the same as "flaying"? -- I'm going to have to look this up in my "Torture for Dummies"
@Leon Russell Do other groups torture people in a similar way? Maybe the books say, otherwise, we have no idea.
2:05 Speaking of the Band of Brothers. Now there's a show to react to :D
Definitely! Especially the bit where Arya Stark parachutes in to kick some German arse...
- for the night is dark...
- and full of terrors, yes, I get it... whatever...
That was also me when I first watched this show. Like, yes, we get it, you're part of a cult. 🤣
10:25 "Burn them all," he said. This was actually referenced in an earlier episode--back in season 1, Robert Baratheon is talking to Barristan Selmy and calls Jaime in, saying "we're telling war stories!" He then asks Jaime what the Mad King said before he died, and Jaime says, "He said the same thing he'd been saying for hours--'Burn them all.'" We see a close-up of Robert's face agape and shocked, but it's never explained *why* Robert is so shocked at this. Well, now you know.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm sorry, but the sound effect added when the bear hit Lady Brienne on the head was HILARIOUS!
"Oh okay, maybe his form of torture is giving him blue balls" - Natalie, 2021 (The age of Innocence)
Beware the comments section, for the web is dark and full of spoilers.
Hello, Natalie. Regarding at 09:10: Shireen, the little girl who is the daughter of Stannis, has a disease called Greyscale. Greyscale is feared in the Westeros, as it is both very contagious and almost always fatal. Also, the people who contract it get shunned and usually expelled. They are often considered "unclean", even if they survive (like Shireen - this is part of the reason why she is locked int he tower.).
Best is to think of Greyscale as a mixture of our smallpox (for the contagion factor and the usual deadly outcome) and Leprosy (for the social stigma). I will say no more about this disease for now.
Loved your reaction, BTW
00:00 intro + recap
04:34 Ep. 5
14:15 Ep. 6
22:39 Ep. 7
31:57 discussion
I have to admit, I wasn't sold on this multiple episodes per vid plan. But it's actually working and now I love that you're doing GoT in this format. I've already watched several other reactors do GoT and I don't need to do single episode vids anymore. Well done!
These first few seasons of GoT are so great. I'm really happy watching them again with you.
Does anyone else find themselves looking at Natalie with sad eyes when she’s doing an intro because she doesn’t know was gonna happen. I’m like girl no😢
Next upload is gonna be something else.
for the night is dark and full of terror's
No
No I usually just have a big ass sadistic smile on my face. Same smile I have when I watch anyone watch this show. That smile turns into evil cackling when we get to certain parts of the show.
I believe 'Sweet summer child ' is what have here, but 'Winter is Coming'
Tywin is my favorite character in the series (he was done so much better in the show than the books thanks to Charles Dance), but Jaime is a very close second.
"Gay Editor's Note: This is true!" LOL I laughed so hard there
Arya’s “Can you bring back a man without a head? Not seven times. Just once.” Seriously one of the most heartbreaking lines ever. I do love how anyone who speaks of Ned greatly respect him. “He was a good man, your father. I would not wish my life upon him.” “I would. You’re alive.”
You talked over the best part of the bathhouse scene by saying you don’t empathize with a man that saved half a million people and took a huge L for it. “Jaime... my name’s Jaime.”
THANK YOU! I was so frustrated at that part. For me that was THE moment when Jaime started to become of My favorites.
It is a really good scene and props for him because he is misunderstood, but he still threw a kid out of a window and then butchered Ned Stark’s men for arresting Tyrion for a crime Jaime didn’t even admit of doing.
The scene is more of a redemption as opposed to him being already a “nice guy” remember he also killed the mad king cause their were gonna destroy the Lannister army (and Tywin)so his intentions weren’t strictly “save the people”
Jamie is a complex character, but he is not honorable or even heroic. He killed the king as his father was sacking the city having joined the war late under the banner of friendship. You'd think that if he cared about the well being of the city that he might have killed Aerys BEFORE he was able to put wildfire all over the city. This was a tactical move from a tactical family and will get no sympathy from me for trying to kill a kid for seeing him sleeping with his sister.
Arya used to be my favourite character on the books but Jaime's character arc in a storm of swords and feast for crows won me over. By far the best written character. We begin hating his guts and ends up understanding where he comes from in his povs if not straight up loving him even after all he did.
@@dread9030 wasn't much sleeping going on!
I’ve been watching your channel since Star Wars. My two kids and I love watching all your SW and Marvel vids, but understandably I won’t let them watch these. That said, I’m LOVING your GoT first times. Your screams have me ROLLIN’. Thanks for the great content!
Been waiting for this all day, hoping we'll get to see that part this week.
oh well...roll on next week. Still a great reaction as always 💜🦄
0:58 Nat: "I want to jump right in to the episode because I tend to ramble."
4:33 Nat: end of rambling
That poor bear is a professional stunt bear. Bart the Bear.
I thought it was Bart the Bears stunt double.
When I saw the thumbnail, I thought for a second it was “that” episode. I literally can’t wait.
We all waited for this moment !! By the way I thought she saw what we all saw, But she hasn't *NO SPOILERS*
she's seen it already.
@@USCFlash How do you know??
@@carlosbauza8654 Her reactions on Patreon are something like a week ahead.
@@carlosbauza8654
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29:12
"I would've gone for a honorable beheading."
...Well, technically a head is cut off.
Jaime talks to people like that to protect himself. Everybody sees him as that oathbreaker without honour. To handle that he has built up this personality (toxic masculinity etc.) as to not show how much this story everybody knows about him hurts him
The editing in this video was *chef's kiss* - I kept having to pause when text would pop up until I could stop giggling long enough to keep going lol
“What a great father (Stannis) you are!” 😂😂😂😂 Natalie, you ain’t seen nothin yet
In books he's loves her
@@oswinoswald42069 do you mean he shows her more affection? Bc he did love her in the show. He was just such a hard ass that he had a funny way of showing it
@@Matty_th yes, and he won't do it that thing (5 season) in books
Natalie, your edits are on point. Great job and stay safe.
Stannis Baratheon: Father of the Year. Maybe we should get him a coffee mug?
The insert of the "choose your gender" that had the shadow demon option made me laugh so hard I spit coffee all over my desk. Worth it!
The added sound effect when the bear bopped Brienne was wonderful.
Olenna Tyrell is the best because she’s the only person not scared of Tywin Lannister, the scene where they’re sitting across from each other dealing out their children and grandchildren is one of my favorites in the entire series
fun fact: the lannister boy the Karstarks killed that said "im just a squire!" is later recasted as a "different" lannister Tommen Jeoferys younger brother
also Beric Dondarian has appeared before in season 1 (before he joined the brotherhood) he has been recasted this season Beric in the first season is the man that Ned calls on to find The Mountain and others to bring tywin to answer for the mountains crimes when hes sat on the throne for Robert
Wooow! I never realized that but have always been bothered as to why the boy looked so familiar to me.
Why would you tell her that? That is potentially immersion-breaking. If she wasn't going to notice it on her own, you may have just ruined every future Tommen scene for her -- I've seen other reactors be unable to watch recast Tommen without constantly feeling distracted by this knowledge. Let people enjoy the blissful ignorance of these things.
(And by "these things" I also mean stuff like "this didn't happen in the books"...)
@@SelvesteSand if thats immersion-breaking comparative to how many times shes gonna see the mountain recasted or even Dhaario anyone watching this is gonna be in for a ride on their own without people mentioning a random unknown lannister
"Grab a drink, grab a snack, and let's get into the moo...series. Hah, I almost said (Natalie gets cut off by the theme music)". Oh, that made me laugh!! Natalie's editor continues to be brilliant.
Jaime’s transformation in this series is remarkable.
Shoutout to your editor. I really like his personality through his editing. (This is through what I've seen thus far).
Natalie has such a fun personality
I love the interaction between Olenna and Tywin. First time each of them had truly met their match. Also about Jaime: That's the main thing I personally liked him, because he's a smug asshole that was always entertaining to watch. He also had one of the greatest lines in the series when he was talking to Catelyn after being captured: "There are no men like me. Only me." It summarized his character so well in so many layers.
its funny, the majority of people, including myself, began to love Jamie from the episode were he saved Brianne from being raped/killed and lost his hand and purpose for his troubles, and then the bath scene solidified his character
When you fell asleep after re- watching Natalie's video of the part one and you wake up seing part two is available ! 🎉🥳🤩
Jaime is probably one of the best written characters in the series.
This show was one of Diana Rigg's last roles. She was incredible in her role, the sharp tongued grandmother of Natalie Dormer. She was badass in Avengers and as a Bond girl. Probably her best roll, ever!!
watching these reminds me how good this show was before it shit the bed in last season
@Karl Zaraiva I read the books and as soon as books ended and they had a easy to follow guide the show went to shit. You don’t have to pretend to like something that was dog shot just because the first seasons were good. Stop defending bad work anyone with any sense knows the last season sucked. G R R Martin thinks it sucked and he can’t even finish the series.
@Karl Zaraiva WTF??? Are you defending the last season or what? This WAS a grat show, and the first 6 seasons to me were great, but that doesn't change the fact that the last two seasons were a big downgrade in writting and story and characters development. Everyone has the right to defend what they like and complain about what they don't. I mean, we, the people, are who watch and "consume" the product of the series. If we receive a bad product, we can say we don't like it. Sorry if that bothers you, but Season 7 and 8 were bad seasons, with a really bad quality, and that is not an opinion, is a fact. Is not a "childish petty personal nonsense" like you say. I envy you if the last seasons didn't retroactively ruin the whole series for you, because it definetly did it for me and for a lot of people.
@@Davidrsq 100% this I have watched the series multiple times and brought a ton of people to it and watched along I haven’t watched it again since that last season.
@@Davidrsq "...but Season 7 and 8 were bad seasons, with a really bad quality, and that is not an opinion, is a fact."
This is the problem I have with most final season haters. It's not a fact. It's an opinion.
And you know what they say about opinions.
@Karl Zaraiva just because you can’t read is no reason to be upset
Jon : “We shouldn’t”
Ygritte : “We should.”
Natalie : *”She makes a good point”*
One of the best dialogues in the series.
Chaos is a ladder.
I think you´re supposed to write "irony off" or something after you say something ironic on the internet.
You may recognize Iwan Rheon as the upstairs neighbor in the Ian McKellan and Derek Jacobi sitcom "Vicious."
It was recently revealed that Diana Riggs' email password was F*ckOff. Rather fitting for her character too.
I just found out that she passed away last year. I'm sad now. 😔
Natalie is the BEST for watching something with...the second time. Not the first, shes gonna talk through it. Love teh jokes that the writers or editors put in this one UPS. that was brilliant. Camerons vids are some of my favorites.
When's part 3 coming out👀
The recorder cover of the theme is always funny!
Strong recommendation. You need a separate video for Rains of Castamere episode. You need to feed the youtube algorithm.
Agree!
She doesn't, and stop giving spoilers with statements like that. It obviously gives her suspicions when watching the episode.
@@creaturecore13 i think she already saw it, she uploads to patreon first
@@creaturecore13 Really can't be spoilers. She has already seen the episodes.
Dude Sansa isn't trusting anyone. She's getting smart. I love her arc. In fact, being with Littlefinger is making her smarter because she's learning to think how he does.
When is the season finale coming? Its been more than 10 days.!
Tywin's backstory is fascinating: his father was a weak lord, and the Lannisters were a laughing stock. Tywin built their power and reputation from nothing, using sheer force of will. Knowing where he's come from really lends context to his actions in the series.