@@KatBee00 Oh really, you have polled the 100s of millions of GOT fans? Why is it then, that only 4 out of the 100s of comments refer to this stupid nonsense?
@USCFlash I've been a fan since the books. I've spoken to at least hundreds over the years on forums, on yt reactions, in groups for GoT, in reaction venues. We're talking decades now. So yes, I can wholeheartedly say THIS IS the graduation episode. Look at any 3x09 reaction on here, and the comments will undoubtedly have several people congratulating the creator on becoming a Man or Woman of Winter.
@@KatBee00 Laughable. You cannot say boo. You do not have empirical evidence, you have not polled, you have zero statistics. You have no right to speak for 10s of millions of GOT fans who you have not recorded the opinions of. Yes, you will undoubtedly see a bunch of folks like you....about 10 per page, "congratulating" them....what you don't see are the 100s of other comments who DO NOT.
I’ve seen dozens of got reactions. I’m proud that on all of them, the got fans never spoil anything or even make subtle hints in the comments. Really happy about that
The TV episode that started the entire phenomenon of "TH-cam reactions" Many book readers (who knew what was coming in this episode) filmed their loved ones watching this episode as it happened back in 2013 and uploaded them to TH-cam. and so the "Reaction channel" became a thing
It was exactly as Tywin said, Robb won a few battles and thought he was invincible, made quite a few mistakes along the road, lost control of his army, that was his downfall
He never lost control of his army. His mistake was he started off as a general. Assmebled the army and marched south. But he never was a politician. He never considered the bigger picture of everything that is not war with a sword. Just like his father who was more expirienced, but still lost like a newbie in the game of betrayal and backstabbing. He needed intelligence, counter-intelligence and political advice.
@@gogaonzhezhora8640 if half his army left before he could even had the idea to march on Casterly Rock, I think it's fair to say he lost control of it. The show incorporated a lot of scenes to display how discord was emerging in his camp, like him sparing the scout, Edmure disobeying his orders and starting his own offensive, the death of the Lannister boys, the routines following Jamie's capture, his mom betraying his trust, Lord Bolton killing him, Karstark disrespecting him saying how he was gonna give him a slap on the wrist and let him go as well as telling him he lost the war before he lost it, etc. Many lords in his army were very conflicted and opposed his actions quite frequently, and they didn't respect him in the end.
@@thestach7729 He never really did much to win their respect. Sure he is Ned Stark's son and heir, but he is not Ned Stark. Sure he can win battles and soldiers love following a victorious commander but what were these victories supposed to lead to? Like Hannibal he could have destroyed army after army and done it until the end of time but those victories mean nothing unless they had led to an end game. Not to discredit his achievements though, but capturing Jamie Lannister and running rings around Tywin Lannister with a much smaller force are no easy feats. He was fighting a war to save an honorable man but instead picked and chose what oaths he upheld and ultimately expected his lords to foot the bill when it didn't suit him. Not keeping his oaths and honor meant he was giving his Lords a clear message that he was not a man that could not be trusted.
That also shows how smart Tywin is. He knew exactly who contact to, old rival houses, Starks and Boltons, Tullys and Freys. He ended the war with 2 crows and an awful wedding gift.
The song "The Rains Of Castamere" is first heard whistled by Tyrion as he enters the Small Council in S2E01. It is then sung by Lannister soldiers before the Blackwater battle starts in S2E09 and the episode ends with a full rendition over the closing credits. It briefly plays as the closing music to the last scene of S3E05, as Cersei and Tyrion are left in the room after Tywin told them both to marry Loras and Sansa. It will return.
As a music major, it was the one thing that almost "spoiled" the red wedding. Hearing the tune several times set my anxiety to 11 when the strings played it at the wedding.
@@eldueno6593 You dont need to be a music major to understand that. I recall that cersei talked about house castamere in a scene not to long before this episode, and when i heard it in the red wedding i was like "oh shit". Genius writing that scene.
The song the Raines of castemere is significant if you know the lore. The song is about how house Lannister erased an entire house. Cat knows the meaning behind the song hence why she looks concerned.
at 17:40 I was like GUUUUURL! if you got tears now, ohhh dear. I totally felt you through all of this episode. We both lost the Sweet Summer Child title. Wishing you all the best on your GoT journey Queen. I just finished mine 💖😁✌
Fun fact. In the books when Jamie Lannister leaves Harrenhal after being sent to kings landing by Roose Bolton, Jamie tells Roose “give Robb Stark my regards” and during the red wedding before stabbing Robb, Roose Bolton says “Jamie Lannister sends his regards”. Instead of “the Lannister’s send their regards”. Later when asked about it Roose says he was only doing what Jamie had asked of him.
One of hardest episodes of television. Most people were team Stark and this episode leaves everyone feeling lost. The series is still good going forward. You should enjoy season four.
Fun fact that the show never ran with: In the show, Cat Stark is dead. In the book, her dead body is found in the river by the Brotherhood. They bring her back to life with the power of the Fire God, but her throat is cut and she is decayed from being dead for several days. She's now an angry wraith that takes control of the Brotherhood Without Banners, and they call her Lady Stoneheart. From then on, a mute, zombified Cat Stark runs around the countryside slaughtering Walder Frey's people.
We are so young when rains of castamere start to play. Even didnt know what was rains of castamere... But after the red weeding, rains of castamere never being forget.
Well you've been saying things in your reactions about possible consequences for Rob's actions. It doesn't make the gut punch this episode gives any easier.
I really had been, editing those moments with hindsight was wild I won’t lie. I’m about a full 10 episodes ahead in recording of where I am in editing so I have a lot of knowledge when I edit that either makes me laugh or cry with hindsight
@@LippsReacts fair enough but you still had enough foresight to realise that there would be consequences for Robb marrying Talisa instead of Walder Frey's daughter. But as I said the Red Wedding is still a serious gut punch as you don't expect so many of the established characters to be taken out at once.
I know I'm late to the party with this, but to answer your thought at 1:30 min: In Westeros, when you have guests in your home and you give them something to eat (and to drink), you accept them at your home. By doing so, the so called "Guest right" is invoked. Once that is done, neither the guests or the hosts may harm the other for the length or the guest's stay. This right is respected in all cultures or Westeros, indepedent of your faith or whether you're high- or low-born. Anyone who breaks this promise will be cursed. This makes the Red Wedding even more cruel. Walder Frey isn't just murdering the Starks, plotting with the Lennisters (and Boltons), he is breaking one of the most important traditions and social rules of all civilized man.
When Sam is talking to Gilly at the start and Gilly says he's like a wizard. Remember back in season one, Sam told Jon he wanted to be a wizard when he was young. Thats why Sam reacted so strongly to Gilly saying that. Heres the funny thing about this episode. People get super discouraged after it and think they ruined the show. In my opinion, the show only got way better after this. To me, the best seasons are 4-6
On the night in 2013 when this episode was shown for the first time, it seemed like there was screaming, yelling, cussing and crying around the world. You would have fit right in.
I remember reading the Red Wedding for the first time. I could hardly believe the words on the page, just jumping up and down thinking to myself "he can't do this" lmao! Such a chocking moment.
I read it during a difficult time for me and over Christmas holidays, reread like three times those pages because I thought I had misunderstood. Worst thing is that people made fun of me when I said that reading those pages put me in a really dark place for days...I don't think I am dramatic or over sensitive, it's just that in that moment it hit me really hard and I don't think I am the only one.
@@danyf.1442Even if fictional stories affect you that bad it's alright. What's fucked up is people mocking you and invalidating your feelings because fictional stuff affects you. It may be fake but your feelings are real.
I subbed immediately after your reaction. This episode is pretty much responsible for reaction/creator channels and I'm so happy for that. This show still remains a phenomenon. Your reaction pretty much mirrors most of our reactions. Please don't give up on the show. I will be back to watch this with you!
Frey never betrayed Robb, he wasn't aligned with Robb in the first place, the quickest way was though Frey's Bridge, the original plan was to capture Robb during the bedding ceremony in order to use him as an exchange for Jaime. And because it didn't go to plan, this happened. The root and the downfall of Robb is all his own mother's fault, Robb was winning the war, could fight Frey and Tywin both at the same time, Jaime to ge used to exchange for Sansa.
The Reynes were a family that crossed Tywin Lannister, as a punishment he laid siege to their castle, Castamere, and when they took refuge in its underground he flooded it. The music that starts the Red wedding, the Rains of Castamere is a way to remind to all who forget who Tywin Lannister is.
Fun Fact : George R.R. Martin initially couldn't write the Red Wedding scene in the books becoz it was too emotional for him to write becoz these characters are like his children, so he finishes the entire book but wrote the Red Wedding scene at the very end 😭😭😭😭
Fun Fact, I didn't believe you at first and had to look it up and you are right, Martin did say that 😀 Sorry to doubt you, but you know how people make up all kind of stuff when posting comments on TH-cam
I've watched GoT three times all the way through. This episode is so painful to watch. Your reaction got me all teary eyed again. What a testament to the writing/acting that we are so invested in these characters that we deeply grieve and mourn their tragic losses.
You should be proud…not many reactors stick around after Cat’s throat is slit open. You regained your composure rather well. Just shows you are indeed a true fan of this show and ready to see what comes next. Great reaction ❤
this is one of the history book episodes for all of TV. when people discuss what was the most shocking TV show of all time... the one that really got you... I believe this episode will always be spoken of...
In a previous episode as Jamie is leaving he tells Roose Bolton he’s sorry he’ll miss the wedding, and to let them know “the Lannisters send their regards”. So that tells us Jamie knew what the plan was, to kill them all
RIGHT?! I knew of the red wedding but somehow still thought the Starks would come out on top. Tbh I figured joffereys wedding would be the red wedding…. This was a brutal reveal
I was about to say the same, I’m from there too. I was gobsmacked to learn about it all though. Apparently this scene was way better in the books aswell, they put up more of a fight
It's more detailed and sadder in books. Stark's army doesn't die immediately. They resist and fight to protect their king. But the result doesn't change.
"Cut his throat or he'll tell the crows we're here" Huh? Didn't Tormund just get finished telling Jon they WANT to lure the crows into the open? That small inconsistency aside, good to see more reactions to this masterpiece of an episode.
I imagine he had to write the Red Wedding Scene to thin out all the characters he had. As good of a scene as it was, it was probably something he had to write to make the story more focused on fewer characters.
You just started playing fallout, a depressive (yet charming) universe. and now, you get to see one of the most depressing (and memorable) moments of GoT. You're on a streak to ruin your innocence as fast as possible I see. XD No but really Lipps, we all felt that moment.. It shocked me to my core :c
It’s like we simply let our guards down after Ned’s death. It was shocking but no one who read the books could’ve predicted they would kill off a main character in the prime of the series
After this episode, a lot of people understandably decide: "Welp, there goes the Starks", but that's far from true. Ned and Cat had a big family. Jon, Sansa, Arya, Bran and Rickon are all still out there, even though they're scattered. And the north remembers. 😎
George R. R. Martin once said that Catelyn Stark was the hardest character to kill off. She was so layered. I wish she could have known what we, the audience, know.
Rob Stark and Starkey are wines themselves!!! Rob broke the king's word, the king's word!!! Kings can do anything, kings can do anything! And sometimes they decide the fate of the whole earth. But, no matter what you say, not a single king can marry for love! And, the red wedding is retribution for the traitors of the house of Frey. everything deserves it!!! Power is the right to do what you want!!!
You handled this much better than I expected. To borrow some words from Greatjon Umber to Robb Stark in S1E8 (The Pointy End): "Your [heart]... is bloody tough!" 😉
The true crossover moment when you know it's not like any other story. Glad to tell you there are highs as extreme as these lows, but it's a long journey of ups and downs
Natalia Tena, versatile and charming, GRRM said that after seeing her performance as Osha, I would propose giving her more script value, tremendous women in this Saga Daenerys, Ygritte, Osha, Brienne, Arya and some Mormont...
The final scenes IMO are not the best moment of this episode, neither of the season, nor the whole series but the BEST moment in television history of ALL time. Just amazing!. So epic, that it became the mother of a new phenomenal on TH-cam ( not new anymore)and I'm talking about the "reaction videos". Just brilliant!
Yo i watched GOT in 2023 without knowing absolutely anything. Didnt even know about the books. When i watched the Red Wedding, i my jaw dropped at the end.
Theres a good chance the red wedding would have happened anyways, unless rob had insisted on having the wedding immediately to bond the houses with the freys there was still the boltons he would've had to deal with. Also in the book Roose says Jamie Lannister sends his regards, this is why at the end of the last book lady stone heart demands Breanne to fetch Jamie Lannister. Rob won every battle but lost the war, he was also a warg in the books, they all are except for Sansa since Lady died so soon.
While the bedding thing is weird, it is based on historical fact. They would typically try to have as many witnesses as possible to prove that the deed actually happened so no one could claim the marriage wasn't consummated and thus couldn't be easily annulled later. There were even cases of the newlyweds parents spending the first night in the room with the couple to ensure they actually had sex.
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You are no longer a sweet summer child. You are now one of us, men and women of winter.
The North Remembers.
Valar morghulis
Winter is coming
what the fucks a lommy
@@oxxce 😂😂😂😂❤❤
17:59 “maybe it’s a good thing that Ned died early. Now we get to have this kind memory of him.”
You sweet summer child.
I couldn't contain myself laughing when she said that.
💀💀💀💀💀
I was about to comment the EXACT SAME THING. She did not know.
famous last words xDDDD
Now a Woman of Winter. I'm so sorry it had to be earned this way 😢 you've been one of the sweetest summer children
Oh please. The sweet summer child nonsense ends with 1x9
@@USCFlash completely disagree and so does most of the fanbase
@@KatBee00
Oh really, you have polled the 100s of millions of GOT fans?
Why is it then, that only 4 out of the 100s of comments refer to this stupid nonsense?
@USCFlash I've been a fan since the books. I've spoken to at least hundreds over the years on forums, on yt reactions, in groups for GoT, in reaction venues. We're talking decades now. So yes, I can wholeheartedly say THIS IS the graduation episode. Look at any 3x09 reaction on here, and the comments will undoubtedly have several people congratulating the creator on becoming a Man or Woman of Winter.
@@KatBee00
Laughable.
You cannot say boo.
You do not have empirical evidence, you have not polled, you have zero statistics.
You have no right to speak for 10s of millions of GOT fans who you have not recorded the opinions of.
Yes, you will undoubtedly see a bunch of folks like you....about 10 per page, "congratulating" them....what you don't see are the 100s of other comments who DO NOT.
Fun fact: When Cersei was asking Tywin what he was doing to rescue Jaime, the letter he was writing was to Walder Frey.
And probably one to Roose Bolton when he was talking to Tyrion about Casterly Rock.
Little Ned Stark will never learn to ride horses. 😭
Sure he will...but it will be harder to hold the reigns with his body sliced in half.
GUTTED
@@USCFlash Maybe he can ride Dany’s little batboy in the Dothraki Night Lands.
@@LippsReactsnahhh talisa was gutted.
Read the books and learn real story. This tv show took a lot of liberties and changed whole story.
"I always wanted to be a ranger." -Jon
"I always wanted to be a wizard." -Sam
from season 1.
"You're like, a wizard." -Gilly to Sam
OMG!!! Thank you for bringing this back up. I adore Sam and I adore gilly and their relationship is so beautiful
“Why isn’t everyone in the family a warg?” In the books they all are except Sansa, but that’s because she lost Lady so early on.
Ooooo interesting!
@@LippsReacts Los capítulos en los que Arya wargear a Nymeria en los libros son muy buenos, ahora sabes que Rob murió dos veces, doble dolor
They really ruined the books uh
@@lolmao500 lol yeah sure, the books were the ones “ruined”, got it 🙄
Sansa was always more Tully than Stark.
I’ve seen dozens of got reactions. I’m proud that on all of them, the got fans never spoil anything or even make subtle hints in the comments. Really happy about that
Same here! I like that this fan base always leaves the reactors to finding out for themselves.
The TV episode that started the entire phenomenon of "TH-cam reactions"
Many book readers (who knew what was coming in this episode) filmed their loved ones watching this episode as it happened back in 2013 and uploaded them to TH-cam.
and so the "Reaction channel" became a thing
The author has been binging reaction videos ever since. That's why he's not finishing the books.
@@Leo_ofRedKeep 🤣🤣🤣
The Walking Dead was my first reaction video which was years before GoT. But this episode definitely raised the bar for sure.
Not necessarily. There were tons of TH-cam reactions before this.
@@Messi-rw9ng but it were the first that went truly viral. Most people did not know the format before that.
It was exactly as Tywin said, Robb won a few battles and thought he was invincible, made quite a few mistakes along the road, lost control of his army, that was his downfall
Indeed indeed
He never lost control of his army. His mistake was he started off as a general. Assmebled the army and marched south. But he never was a politician. He never considered the bigger picture of everything that is not war with a sword. Just like his father who was more expirienced, but still lost like a newbie in the game of betrayal and backstabbing. He needed intelligence, counter-intelligence and political advice.
@@gogaonzhezhora8640 if half his army left before he could even had the idea to march on Casterly Rock, I think it's fair to say he lost control of it. The show incorporated a lot of scenes to display how discord was emerging in his camp, like him sparing the scout, Edmure disobeying his orders and starting his own offensive, the death of the Lannister boys, the routines following Jamie's capture, his mom betraying his trust, Lord Bolton killing him, Karstark disrespecting him saying how he was gonna give him a slap on the wrist and let him go as well as telling him he lost the war before he lost it, etc. Many lords in his army were very conflicted and opposed his actions quite frequently, and they didn't respect him in the end.
@@thestach7729 He never really did much to win their respect. Sure he is Ned Stark's son and heir, but he is not Ned Stark. Sure he can win battles and soldiers love following a victorious commander but what were these victories supposed to lead to? Like Hannibal he could have destroyed army after army and done it until the end of time but those victories mean nothing unless they had led to an end game. Not to discredit his achievements though, but capturing Jamie Lannister and running rings around Tywin Lannister with a much smaller force are no easy feats.
He was fighting a war to save an honorable man but instead picked and chose what oaths he upheld and ultimately expected his lords to foot the bill when it didn't suit him. Not keeping his oaths and honor meant he was giving his Lords a clear message that he was not a man that could not be trusted.
That also shows how smart Tywin is. He knew exactly who contact to, old rival houses, Starks and Boltons, Tullys and Freys. He ended the war with 2 crows and an awful wedding gift.
The song "The Rains Of Castamere" is first heard whistled by Tyrion as he enters the Small Council in S2E01.
It is then sung by Lannister soldiers before the Blackwater battle starts in S2E09 and the episode ends with a full rendition over the closing credits.
It briefly plays as the closing music to the last scene of S3E05, as Cersei and Tyrion are left in the room after Tywin told them both to marry Loras and Sansa.
It will return.
As a music major, it was the one thing that almost "spoiled" the red wedding. Hearing the tune several times set my anxiety to 11 when the strings played it at the wedding.
@@eldueno6593 You dont need to be a music major to understand that. I recall that cersei talked about house castamere in a scene not to long before this episode, and when i heard it in the red wedding i was like "oh shit". Genius writing that scene.
..."And so he spoke, and so he spoke
That Lord of Castamere
But now the rains weep o'er his hall
And not a soul to hear"...🎵🎶🦁
What a song! I love Serj Tankyan's cover of it!
The song the Raines of castemere is significant if you know the lore. The song is about how house Lannister erased an entire house. Cat knows the meaning behind the song hence why she looks concerned.
3:42: "That was easier than I expected to to be!"
😅
Left that in the edit so that you all could roast me and my optimistic disposition 😅
@@LippsReactsNah, you had some suspicion. I won't roast you for that.
Red Wedding, red wedding. Lots of stabbing and a little beheading. You don't mess around with Walder Frey.
Now lady Cat should time travel and sing this to Rob as a nursery rhyme
Unless you're Arya Stark, a few years later. Then you can even make sandwiches out of his sons.
@@SCharlesDenniconspoilers?!
@@joemackley7894 Dude, if you haven't watched the entire show yet (in 2024...), you shouldn't wander in comment sections like that.
@@SCharlesDennicon I meant for the reactor. I saw it ages ago.
Lipps: "That was easier than i thought it would be". Me: Yes it was wasn't it? Way too easy...
This is the episode where I finally lost any faith in happy endings 😭
at 17:40 I was like GUUUUURL! if you got tears now, ohhh dear. I totally felt you through all of this episode. We both lost the Sweet Summer Child title. Wishing you all the best on your GoT journey Queen. I just finished mine 💖😁✌
"A Dothraki wedding without at least 3 deaths is considered a dull affair"
Yeah? Come to Westeros, never a dull wedding.
Fun fact. In the books when Jamie Lannister leaves Harrenhal after being sent to kings landing by Roose Bolton, Jamie tells Roose “give Robb Stark my regards” and during the red wedding before stabbing Robb, Roose Bolton says “Jamie Lannister sends his regards”. Instead of “the Lannister’s send their regards”. Later when asked about it Roose says he was only doing what Jamie had asked of him.
One of hardest episodes of television. Most people were team Stark and this episode leaves everyone feeling lost. The series is still good going forward. You should enjoy season four.
Team Stark-Jon Snow forever!
Fun fact that the show never ran with:
In the show, Cat Stark is dead. In the book, her dead body is found in the river by the Brotherhood. They bring her back to life with the power of the Fire God, but her throat is cut and she is decayed from being dead for several days. She's now an angry wraith that takes control of the Brotherhood Without Banners, and they call her Lady Stoneheart. From then on, a mute, zombified Cat Stark runs around the countryside slaughtering Walder Frey's people.
We are so young when rains of castamere start to play.
Even didnt know what was rains of castamere... But after the red weeding, rains of castamere never being forget.
Well you've been saying things in your reactions about possible consequences for Rob's actions.
It doesn't make the gut punch this episode gives any easier.
I really had been, editing those moments with hindsight was wild I won’t lie. I’m about a full 10 episodes ahead in recording of where I am in editing so I have a lot of knowledge when I edit that either makes me laugh or cry with hindsight
@@LippsReacts fair enough but you still had enough foresight to realise that there would be consequences for Robb marrying Talisa instead of Walder Frey's daughter.
But as I said the Red Wedding is still a serious gut punch as you don't expect so many of the established characters to be taken out at once.
I know I'm late to the party with this, but to answer your thought at 1:30 min: In Westeros, when you have guests in your home and you give them something to eat (and to drink), you accept them at your home. By doing so, the so called "Guest right" is invoked. Once that is done, neither the guests or the hosts may harm the other for the length or the guest's stay. This right is respected in all cultures or Westeros, indepedent of your faith or whether you're high- or low-born. Anyone who breaks this promise will be cursed.
This makes the Red Wedding even more cruel. Walder Frey isn't just murdering the Starks, plotting with the Lennisters (and Boltons), he is breaking one of the most important traditions and social rules of all civilized man.
The red wedding 😭😭😭
And this is Game of Thrones...
When Sam is talking to Gilly at the start and Gilly says he's like a wizard. Remember back in season one, Sam told Jon he wanted to be a wizard when he was young. Thats why Sam reacted so strongly to Gilly saying that.
Heres the funny thing about this episode. People get super discouraged after it and think they ruined the show. In my opinion, the show only got way better after this. To me, the best seasons are 4-6
On the night in 2013 when this episode was shown for the first time, it seemed like there was screaming, yelling, cussing and crying around the world. You would have fit right in.
What's worse is in the book, he's only 16 years old, and it's told from Catelyn's point of view. It's somehow even more devastating.
I remember reading the Red Wedding for the first time. I could hardly believe the words on the page, just jumping up and down thinking to myself "he can't do this" lmao! Such a chocking moment.
I read it during a difficult time for me and over Christmas holidays, reread like three times those pages because I thought I had misunderstood. Worst thing is that people made fun of me when I said that reading those pages put me in a really dark place for days...I don't think I am dramatic or over sensitive, it's just that in that moment it hit me really hard and I don't think I am the only one.
@@danyf.1442Even if fictional stories affect you that bad it's alright. What's fucked up is people mocking you and invalidating your feelings because fictional stuff affects you. It may be fake but your feelings are real.
And now we remember the story about the Reynes of Castamere from the last episode...
I subbed immediately after your reaction. This episode is pretty much responsible for reaction/creator channels and I'm so happy for that. This show still remains a phenomenon. Your reaction pretty much mirrors most of our reactions. Please don't give up on the show. I will be back to watch this with you!
Nobody can convince me that Robb's marriage was the reason Frey betray him, Frey was an oportunist sob way before that
Frey never betrayed Robb, he wasn't aligned with Robb in the first place, the quickest way was though Frey's Bridge, the original plan was to capture Robb during the bedding ceremony in order to use him as an exchange for Jaime. And because it didn't go to plan, this happened. The root and the downfall of Robb is all his own mother's fault, Robb was winning the war, could fight Frey and Tywin both at the same time, Jaime to ge used to exchange for Sansa.
The Reynes were a family that crossed Tywin Lannister, as a punishment he laid siege to their castle, Castamere, and when they took refuge in its underground he flooded it. The music that starts the Red wedding, the Rains of Castamere is a way to remind to all who forget who Tywin Lannister is.
Poor Lipps...knew she was going to be devastated by this.
Deeply. Editing this episode was tragic
@@LippsReacts
You actually recovered much better at the end than I thought you would 👍
Arya already told Tywin... Anyone can die
@@Jose-Lozanchez
So?
We knew that with Ned, before Arya ever met Tywin.
@@USCFlash I refer to Tywin's question to Arya, if she believed that the Young Wolf could not die
Fun Fact : George R.R. Martin initially couldn't write the Red Wedding scene in the books becoz it was too emotional for him to write becoz these characters are like his children, so he finishes the entire book but wrote the Red Wedding scene at the very end
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Yeah but in the books caitlin resurrects so
Fun Fact, I didn't believe you at first and had to look it up and you are right, Martin did say that 😀
Sorry to doubt you, but you know how people make up all kind of stuff when posting comments on TH-cam
@@nataliestclair6176 No worries, I do the same thing, research before you actually believe in anything
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@@lolmao500resurrects sure, but no longer the same person, undead and bent on revenge
@@jammydodger5838
Could have rescued the show if they'd just kept in Lady Stoneheart
Jon hasn’t seen those wolves since they were pups. He thinks his brothers are dead. He has absolutely no reason to suspect they are the Stark wolves.
I think in the book he recognizes Summer, but thinks Bran and Rickon are both dead
@@Igoorboy I’m doing a re-read now. The show has polluted my memory of the story so I can’t remember.
I've watched GoT three times all the way through. This episode is so painful to watch. Your reaction got me all teary eyed again. What a testament to the writing/acting that we are so invested in these characters that we deeply grieve and mourn their tragic losses.
This episode basically created the reactor channel genre after people thought to record their friends seeing it for the first time.
I remember my head hurt all night after this episode. Welcome to the club.
And here we go. The one we've been waiting on
Even back then I thought having no music or sound during credits was great touch.
Are we here already? This episode is why they wanted to make this series to begin with.
You should be proud…not many reactors stick around after Cat’s throat is slit open. You regained your composure rather well. Just shows you are indeed a true fan of this show and ready to see what comes next. Great reaction ❤
3:44 - "That was easier than I expected it to be!" - Her last words. 😄
RIP who I was before I watched season 3 episode 9
You know the red wedding is based off an actual event called black dinner that actually happened…
"And now the rains weep o'er their halls..."
Wait this was 3 weeks ago? I’m glad to see people are still watching GOT!!
Yeah!! I’ve seen thru season 5 episode 2 at the moment
the red wedding is the only got episode that ends in complete silence. no themes, no songs, only the silence of death.
“This episode is called the reigns of castamere” is all i needed to hear to get my full attention
“The Lannister’s send their regards!” OMG, that still guts me to this day. The Freys and The Bolton’s gotta pay!
It's official. Jon is a Ranger, and Sam is a wizard. They both got their wish. 💚
this is one of the history book episodes for all of TV. when people discuss what was the most shocking TV show of all time... the one that really got you... I believe this episode will always be spoken of...
You're so lucky to experience this for the first time. This was the moment that made me a huge fan of the show
Oh man nothing compares to experiencing this for the first time😰
In a previous episode as Jamie is leaving he tells Roose Bolton he’s sorry he’ll miss the wedding, and to let them know “the Lannisters send their regards”. So that tells us Jamie knew what the plan was, to kill them all
I was waiting for this one. So many people said they gave up on the show after this episode.
Oh wow interesting. And season 4 has been my favorite season so far. Just wrapped recording on season 4 episode 9.
18:15 and so it begins...
Aww, I remember that pain well. I didn't watch the show until after season 7. I'd heard of the red wedding but had no idea THIS was what took place. 😫
RIGHT?! I knew of the red wedding but somehow still thought the Starks would come out on top. Tbh I figured joffereys wedding would be the red wedding…. This was a brutal reveal
Based on real Scottish history!
Massacre of GlenCoe and the Black Supper.
I was about to say the same, I’m from there too. I was gobsmacked to learn about it all though. Apparently this scene was way better in the books aswell, they put up more of a fight
The one episode I didn’t want you to Watch.
Actually you handled it much better than I expected.
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Love you
Watching these children of summer "enjoy" these moments is what I live for.
ENJOY !!?😭😭😭😭
It's more detailed and sadder in books. Stark's army doesn't die immediately. They resist and fight to protect their king. But the result doesn't change.
I've watched this episode probably a thousand thousand times and it never gets any easier.. XO
I saw the thumbnail and thought....I need to wait a few days to watch this one.....always a lot to watch again!
I wish you good fortune in the episodes to come.
"Cut his throat or he'll tell the crows we're here"
Huh? Didn't Tormund just get finished telling Jon they WANT to lure the crows into the open?
That small inconsistency aside, good to see more reactions to this masterpiece of an episode.
"Why isn't everyone in the family a warg then?" Well you see in the books they are lol
Apart from Sansa, but only because her direwolf dies pretty early into the story
18:02 "coz now we get to have this like really beautiful memory..."
OH. THIS IS NOT GOING TO BE A GOOD MEMORY LOL--
No more Hodoring is gold! 😂
this was hands down one of the best episodes in the entire show.
the rollercoaster of emotions I had in this one, amazing
I imagine he had to write the Red Wedding Scene to thin out all the characters he had. As good of a scene as it was, it was probably something he had to write to make the story more focused on fewer characters.
You just started playing fallout, a depressive (yet charming) universe. and now, you get to see one of the most depressing (and memorable) moments of GoT.
You're on a streak to ruin your innocence as fast as possible I see. XD
No but really Lipps, we all felt that moment.. It shocked me to my core :c
I really am speed running it!!
@@LippsReacts xD power to you!
you should watch history and lore videos to get more into thr lore, they are read by the actors from the show
It’s like we simply let our guards down after Ned’s death. It was shocking but no one who read the books could’ve predicted they would kill off a main character in the prime of the series
There's no music over the end credits because the audience crying bitter tears is the music.
Cat is looking worries cause they are playing Rains of castamere
After this episode, a lot of people understandably decide: "Welp, there goes the Starks", but that's far from true. Ned and Cat had a big family. Jon, Sansa, Arya, Bran and Rickon are all still out there, even though they're scattered. And the north remembers. 😎
George R. R. Martin once said that Catelyn Stark was the hardest character to kill off. She was so layered. I wish she could have known what we, the audience, know.
Rob Stark and Starkey are wines themselves!!! Rob broke the king's word, the king's word!!! Kings can do anything, kings can do anything! And sometimes they decide the fate of the whole earth. But, no matter what you say, not a single king can marry for love! And, the red wedding is retribution for the traitors of the house of Frey. everything deserves it!!! Power is the right to do what you want!!!
This randomly popped on my feed and I had to stay for the show. The tear show that is.
Welcome to winter, they were telling you that winter was coming
Winter is here 😭😭😭
@@LippsReactswinter is still coming, wait my sweet summer child
The thumbnail was enough for me to know I was going to be into this channel
You handled this much better than I expected. To borrow some words from Greatjon Umber to Robb Stark in S1E8 (The Pointy End): "Your [heart]... is bloody tough!" 😉
The best and most shocking episode in the whole series. Incredible
The true crossover moment when you know it's not like any other story. Glad to tell you there are highs as extreme as these lows, but it's a long journey of ups and downs
Natalia Tena, versatile and charming, GRRM said that after seeing her performance as Osha, I would propose giving her more script value, tremendous women in this Saga Daenerys, Ygritte, Osha, Brienne, Arya and some Mormont...
The final scenes IMO are not the best moment of this episode, neither of the season, nor the whole series but the BEST moment in television history of ALL time. Just amazing!. So epic, that it became the mother of a new phenomenal on TH-cam ( not new anymore)and I'm talking about the "reaction videos". Just brilliant!
You look like younger version of catelyn stark
now you know... now imagine all of your friends watching this with you and our phone going absolutely nuts....
Lmao the fact i have never been in this channel before and youtube front paged this episode for me. They know i enjoy the death of innocence.
We're finally here! Oh my my. Oh hell yes....!
Walder Frey is such a good character. One of my favourites
Welcome to the 3x9 Club.
15:45 "look at all the smiles!" :)
Yo i watched GOT in 2023 without knowing absolutely anything. Didnt even know about the books. When i watched the Red Wedding, i my jaw dropped at the end.
Ah the good old cursed 09
5:33 Remember the discussion in s01 between Jon and Sam?
28:03 Congrats you're not a Summer child anymore
Theres a good chance the red wedding would have happened anyways, unless rob had insisted on having the wedding immediately to bond the houses with the freys there was still the boltons he would've had to deal with. Also in the book Roose says Jamie Lannister sends his regards, this is why at the end of the last book lady stone heart demands Breanne to fetch Jamie Lannister. Rob won every battle but lost the war, he was also a warg in the books, they all are except for Sansa since Lady died so soon.
One of the best reactions I've seen
While the bedding thing is weird, it is based on historical fact. They would typically try to have as many witnesses as possible to prove that the deed actually happened so no one could claim the marriage wasn't consummated and thus couldn't be easily annulled later. There were even cases of the newlyweds parents spending the first night in the room with the couple to ensure they actually had sex.
Walder : "Come Closer"
Talyse : **goes 3 inches forward**