Game of Thrones Season 1 Episode 9 Reaction! - Baelor
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The 5 STAGES OF GRIEF
Denial: "Lets watch very slowly to see if the blade even connects"
Anger: "This is our last episode of Game of Thrones"
Barganing: "All he had to do was..."
Depression : *huge ass SIGH*
Acceptance : "bro he's actually dead"
lmao
@@ItsAPrimatee Jamie's also a valuable hostage, and they dare not risk Sansa or Arya yet, by harming him.
First time I watched, I didn't even believe it. I waited until next episode to see that indeed, he was dead.
@@ItsAPrimatee for the love of god KEEP GOING i mean the finale season they fucked up a lot like forgetting what happened to who but when you watch the finale you need 2 a week so you finish each season in 5 weeks get it done THIS year
@@ItsAPrimatee Robb can't execute Jamie! His sisters are still in kingslanding! If Jamie is executed by Robb, The Lannister's will immediately behead his sisters!
I’ll stop watching if they kill him... Said by every GoT fan ever. Until you watch the next episode. Take a few days to process. It’s one of the most traumatic moments in television.
Looked for this comment because it's So true
Definitely in the top 5 most traumatizing episodes of all time.
@@Anubisblack and another top 5 traumatizing moment is also in this show😩
I dont know....For me it was clear that Neds going to die. It was a no brainer. So it wasnt a shock as for many people. Directors made that pretty clear.
But That another episode (we all know what Im talking about) While it was pretty clear too was a SHOCK. Maybe most brutal episode in TV history.
@@iFranOne We should have all known Ned was going to die. I mean, c'mon, guys, he's played by Sean Bean!
"I'll stop watching if they kill Ned!". No you won't, trust me. You'll be angry and sad for a little bit, but then you'll be back for more. Welcome to Game of Thrones. *raises glass*
Well, the good news is that after this scene there's never anything as shocking to come.
@@buddabudda ....hahaha....
@@buddabudda damn... they not ready
Watch it again: Cersei is just as shocked as Sansa and is trying to get Joffrey to change his mind. Killing Ned was NOT the plan: he was more useful as a hostage, given that his son is storming south with a respectable army. This was Joffrey being an immature, sadistic exhibitionist on the spur of the moment. Robb and Catlyn's incentive to keep Jamie alive is Sansa and Arya As far as they know, the Lannisters have both of them: they don't know that Arya is on the run.
*Cersei
@@kaisattelberg5548 Cheers - fixed it. :-)
although from what i remember in the books (can't seem to remember if its in the show as well), this scene is from arya's pov, and she makes the observation that pretty much everyone on the platform not involved in the actual excecution is frantic... with the exception of littlefinger.
@@mcanta2898 Littlefinger - For obvious and not obvious reasons.
Yeah i fucking hate cersei, but she's smart unlike her son, well sons😂
Primate: I'll stop watching the show if they kill him.
Also Primate: The next two episodes are available on patreon 🙂
Walder Fray is "Argus Filch", the caretaker of Hogwarts with the cat
He's really good at playing people you despise.
@@Heegaherger hey now i feel bad for filch in the books. poor squib being around magical students all day. but yes he is an arse.
And Cat is Hermione's mum in Harry Potter
he's a filthy animal in every role xd
And lady stark is Mrs.grenger
Jeor Mormont(Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch) is Jorah’s father. Jorah is the guy protecting Daenerys. So that’s cool.
“I feel like Neds not going to die” 😬
First rule of watching GoT.....don't get attached to a character
Yeeeaaahh, that did not age well.
@@davidabercrombie5427 for the first few seasons*
I cracked up when he said this.
Fun Fact: The sword Ned was killed by was his family sword called Ice, It was in Stark family for hundreds of years. He used it in first episode to kill the runner from the night's watch.
That was Ned’s sword?! Didn’t know that
Poor man. They even executed him with his own sword.
Was it actually ? I mean wouldn’t an executioner typically use a sword of that size to execute someone
Just don’t see why they would use his own sword for the job when they have one perfect for the job already
I guess they could be trying to be Dickson and poetic but idk ...I should just look this up but since I’ve written all this I won’t hahaha
@@jameskratz2703 It was. It was many times said in books. Btw no, executioners did not use a sword of that size. They had their own category of big (but not huge) swords with no pointy end (since it was made only for choping) and extremely heavy blade (so it was easier to chop). Ice (Ned's sword) is the biggest category. It is sword that big it couldn't be used in any type of combat and it was made mainly for ceremonies and rituals. You can see that because of the shape. It's basicaly extremely oversized longsword.
@@user-yo4bo5ww2y Aka a greatsword
4:51 Jorah is Lord Mormont's son. I hope you saw that bro lol their family sigil/crest is the Black Bear. Jorah is in exile cause he was trading slaves. Ned Stark is the one who exiled him.
16:44 Don't worry. You'll see plenty of awesome battles in this show. And some of them are, in my opinion, the best battles ever filmed.
On God-N-Nem
The denial and the rewind to make sure i love it 😂😂
This was the first sign of how out of control Joeffrey is as a king. Killing Ned was a horrible tactical move, incredibly valuable hostage that they could’ve used to sue for peace. Cersei knew it was so idiotic and Tywin would be furioussssssss.
I love how your progression in this show is like everyone's progression. Ned dying was the moment that so many people realized that ANYONE can die.
I mean they killed the Season 1 protagonist. So yeah it was a brilliant move from a creative perspective.
Just wait man... this show gets better and better. (Last season is a bit rocky, but still has some good moments).
Season 7 and 8 were awful.
@@ItApproaches Stop saying such things it'll have an influence on his reactions
@@ItApproaches Look! someone's gotta make everyone be as miserable as they are :)
@@rahulmenon9530 He already knows people hate the end. Get outta here with your ego projecting.
@@44r0n-9 Miserable? Are we assuming now my little egotistical sheep? I'm hardly miserable as it's just objective truth that the last 2 seasons were awful. You can go back to twitter where you can believe your words are significant at all. Go bd a sjw over there.
Tyrion in the books is actually quite a good combatant especially when he has a axe in his hand. He battled a Knight during the battle and made him yield, that wasn't shown in this episode due to budget reasons.
whattttt thats awesome
He won that fight but mainly because of his luck. He is really well in sense of movement (parkour etc.) but he is certainly not a good fighter. Mainly because he never got any training, proper armor etc.
@@ItsAPrimatee He's scrappy, but quick witted. I'm not sure I'd call him an expert fighter, but he's got hidden depths.
Season 2 is calmer, overall. But season 3 will turn the tension right up, again.
Yeah he had a really good battle in the books. Sadly it wasn't in the show
@@ItsAPrimatee in the books Tyrion is actually fighting on a horse and gets injured fighting a knight
A landmark episode in the history of TV. It was already written in the books, but no show had ever taken their biggest star and killed them off before the first season was even finished.
the budget increased significantly after the first season.... believe me - you are in for some epic onscreen battles!
So did the ratings,
"Bro, they fucken did it" :D
“Throwing him to the wolves at this point” fitting as they are fighting the Starks
"Hey guys it's the 2nd to last episode, and things are coming to a head..."
Me: *looks away slowly*
Hah!
Lmao that literally happened 🤣
The swing of the sword, the sound, birds flying off...just like the "execution" of Buckbeak, the Hippogriff in Harry potter. But this is G. R. R. Martin. No pumpkins in sight.
It's Sean Bean, you had to know this was coming. I think it was tasteful editing to cut away to Arya at the last instant, sometimes you just don't need to see the carnage for it to hit you.
LOL, exactly.
Ned cut off the head of the guy who claimed white walkers were back, labelled him a liar.....Ned gets called a liar for saying the truth and loses his head also. Full circle.
So true. Karma.
Did he label him a liar? Whether he was telling the truth or not was irrelevant. Ned killed him for breaking the oath and leaving the wall.
@@MandoEmmm "A madman sees what a madman sees."
@@MandoEmmm The point was both weren't believed and got their head chopped off. Accept that and move on.
You’ve made some asinine comments all over. I agreed with your “season 7 and 8 were terrible” comments, but then you claimed people who like them are sjws?! Is that insult even popular anymore? I could have sworn it died back in 2018, but maybe I’m behind on my The Quartering lore.
You claim that Ned labelled the guy a liar, which is false (and makes you a liar), and you couldn’t accept being wrong. Give your dad’s ipad back before he finds out you’re using it.
Even Cersei and Lord Varys tried to stop Joffrey.. you can see them trying to stop him soon after he asked Ser Ilyn to bring Ned's head.
One of the best things about this series is the way they keep sprinkling in vital information and clues about some of the central themes you still don't know in certain episodes (no spoilers) and when you rewatch the series from the beginning, it's like "fuck, it was right on my face and I didn't noticed!".
Zigor Bilbao That’s why I always leave a comment to new reactors & tell them that they have to pay attention to pretty much every line of dialogue & really think about what’s going on, especially when they’re speaking about characters that may not be part of the present story & may not be physically seen in any episode. It’s a good idea to know why Robert became king in the first place & what made Robert & Ned friends in the first place. Most reactors aren’t that interested in the history of Westeros, but it definitely helps with understanding & enjoyment.
I do get it though. I read these books when they first came out & I would have to re-read paragraphs & sometimes entire pages in order to figure out what was going on & I STILL missed some of it.
"I don't think they'll kill Ned". BRUH I was so sad when you said that at the beginning. I thought so too bruther, I thought so too. :(
The contrast of happy enthusiastic faces in the beginning of this video... and at the end 😂😂😂 👍🏻
Some behind the scenes information, they wanted to shoot the battle but it went over the budget. The show was insanely popular so the budget increases each season. Keep watching and you'll see some even cooler things.
Maester Aemon is the brother of King Aegon V. Aegon appears as a child in the short stories The Tales of Dunk and Egg, which take place 90 years before the beginning of the series plot. HBO will also make a prequel series about it.
That is good! Now I want to watch the prequel
They didn’t have the budget in the first season for the battle. It does happen in the books. GOT wasnt a guaranteed success when it first came out. Fantasy shows werent as popular.
Yes, and you can see the budget increasing over the years in how they film major battles.
@@jawbone78 *cough s6 s7 👌
Dude you talk like the show was aired in 80s hahah it's just 10 year ago, there wasn't any fear about fantasy shows not being popular, it's just about the budget, with a medieval fantasy show you'll be spending at least the double amount of money per episode when compared to a comedy or drama. That's just it.
@@alihandemiral7049 there are interviews with D&D about HBO executives saying they didn’t want to pick up the show because fantasy shows aren’t popular. If you wanna call them liars, then whatever, but these aren’t my words. Plus name another big fantasy television show before GOT.
Yes. Even a specific S2 battle would have originally unfolded off-screen if Benioff and Weiss didn't press on HBO to increase the budget for that specific episode. For first three seasons, there was no guarantee the show would last till the end and the budget was relatively small. It was only after S3 I think when GoT reached the level of popularity that it was pretty much guaranteed the show would air through all its intended run (Benioff and Weiss originally planned the show to air for 70 episodes/seven seasons according to their interview from 2013). From S4 onwards the budget only increased with every season and the show was able to get to really epic proportions when it comes to battles and visual effects, possibly bigger than anyone expected at first.
They had a deal!! Ned sacrificed his honor, to save his family and stop a war, and Joffrey had to put on a show for the mob. Even though Ned is dead, his choices, his sacrifice, and his example loom large over the entire series. He remains with us in spirit.
Plus, anything Sean Bean is in, he dies.
Also, Sansa didn't make any choice, she can't go even if she wanted to
When Maester Aemon said "I know", it just makes you think, hmmmm... what else he knows? 🤔🙃
"So we need to look, and watch this very slowly, to see if he actually connects with the sword!"
"...I think he connected."
19:04: Your girlfriend is first crying and than slowly transition into laughing :-D
Also important to remember, Sansa is very much a prisoner right now. Her apparent co-operation is just to keep herself safe.
SPOILERS
As arya says did they torture her to the brink of death for her to betray her family? Shes a prissy princess rn and should be shamed for what she is at this point hence why she evolves
Ya no spoilers plz but to this point she has just been a dumb prissy girl but she was young and wanted to be queen and liked young joff and the story of it all. But she was old enough and raised better she should have seen joff for what he was much much sooner but...
And Arya is also foolish thinking that she could save her father by rushing the stage. She's very lucky that Yoren was there to protect her from herself. This moment was a turning point for both girls.
@@crazyweirdo8406 she was a 13year old, very naive girl who was manipulated by people who had mastered the art of manipulation. She didn't stand a chance
@@Luthwen1301 masters of manipulation? Lmaooooo no. The only master manipulator amongst the lannisters is tywin and he played little to no roll with sansa
You are about to say " bro they fucking did it" so many times in this show
Ned's death might be surprising the first time but rewatching it...it makes so much sense. There was no way for him to get out of there alive. He was terrible at the game. He came to the capital with his honorable intentions and morals from the north and didn't realize King's Landing is a snake pit. He immediately trusted the wrong people, even the one who told him not to trust him. And...."when you play the game of thrones you win or you die. There is no middle ground."
Come on, you should know by now. Sean Bean never makes it out of anything
Now I can officially say: Welcome to Game of Thrones🤭
Where anyone can die and betrayal is just around the corner...♥️
Sansa didn’t choose a side, she’s a child and being held hostage. Lol
tell that to lady mormont
@@tyroneloki5131 When was Lady Mormont held hostage?
@@NovaLena22 ask aria LOL
If you still dont get it then thats on you...:))
@@tyroneloki5131 I know what you were referring to. Thanks for missing my point.
@@tyroneloki5131 are you actually comparing arya's and sansa's situations in KL, do you actually think they are the same? Have you read/seen the books/show?
They can't kill Jamie because if they do they will kill his sisters!
The dark irony of the execution... Ned gets decapitated by the Starks Valyrian family sword Ice, the one they used to decapitate others
6:15 actually, that is the usual way of marriages in this world, especially the nobles! You don‘t marry for love, but for prestige, wealth or to secure political alliances or bannerman to your house!
Ned & Catelyn didn‘t marry for love, nor did Cat‘s sister & Jon Arryn, nor Robert & Cersei, nor Daenerys... her oldest brother Rhaegar... the Mad King...
there are absolute exceptions like Tywin... he did actually marry for love as strange as it seems!
That’s why nobles often have lovers & bastards... and that is pretty much accepted
"I'm expecting death, blood and big shit to happen."
*Well uhhhhhhhh...*
Welcome to Game of Thrones season 1. This is how everyone that hadn't read the books felt after this episode. The show is still fantastic, keep watching, but ya this episode was a jaw dropper.
Aww shit, episode 9s finally here haha. Couldn’t believe they’d killed the main character at the end of the first season back when I first saw this haha. Drogo almost dying because he wanted to flex too? 😂
yea, Amon is a Targaryen, and it gets even colder in the books where they state why he's at the wall in the first place
They beheaded Ned with his own sword. The name of his sword is ICE. Ice is made with Valyrian Steel which is very rare in this time. The lore is that it was made with Dragon fire. Ice is big, very heavy sword that has been in the Stark family for thousands of years. Ned still fought well with the heavy sword. That shows how good of a fighter he was. It still is hard to watch Ned die and I have seen it a lot of times. Great reaction!
i love how invested on the show you guys are 😂
"I will not watch anymore"
Ah, yes the words many GOT fans said that day the episode came out
Trust me, we all felt the same way when we first watched (although I had read the books, so...). But don't let it stop you from watching.
19:06 The Denial level is off the charts 😂😂
My man literally going frame by frame to see if the sword connected.
“I’ll stop watching this show if they kill him”.... said everyone
I don't know if you noticed but when Lord Commander Mormont was giving his family sword to Jon, he said that it would of belong to his son Jorah Mormont.. that's the guy who's counseling (now, but initially he was a spy for Robert in order to kill her) Daenerys
I didn’t connect this until season 5 😅🤦🏽♀️
I was laughing so much when they didn't catch it lol
13:40 You now get a good info about how much time has passed since episode 1. from the very beginning to episode 2, around 2 months already passed. Ned getting to King's landing, Cat travelling from Winterfell to King's landing weeks after he left. Going to the vale Ned arrested, and then she goes to Rob. Easily 5 more months have passed. We see scene after scene, but these people communicate with birds, with riders, they have no cars, no planes. It takes weeks to go where it would take half a day for us. Also Battles will come, at first they just did not have the budget to show it.
“If they kill Ned I’ll stop watching” oh sweet summer child you have a long way to go yet 😂
In this show everyone is fair game, no matter their wealth, nobility, troops or even screen time. Ned’s death is both the moment everyone wanted to stop watching, and the moment everyone knew they couldn’t stop. R.I.P. Sean Bean once again lol.
"Sansa made her choice"
lololol no, Sansa is a 13 year old girl who is being pulled and manipulated from every direction, she didn't even know what Ned knew from evidence, that Joffrey is baseborn and no true Baratheon at all, and yet she still advocated for mercy and for Joffrey to release her father, she could do nothing else but plea and hope Joffrey kept his word, and after this her staying in Kings Landing is certainly not her choice. Robb and Catelyn are well that Sansa is being kept there against her will, and even if Arya escapes as far as they know she's still in Kings Landing.
18:21: Primate “If he dies, I will stop watching the show”
Buddy, I think you’ll be taking a lot of breaks from this show😂
With this show... with THIS show.... WITH THIS SHOW! Lol, 100%, no one is safe!
Sean Bean shoulda tipped us off. No way can they afford that man long term.
THIS incident propels the show into the amazing series it is today!
"I stop watching the show if they kill him" dude you're watching the wrong show 😂🤣
Him: Angry as Fuck
Her: can’t stop laughing
Him: I’m serious
Her: Still laughing
This is how you create pure tension. When you don't know who will live or die the stakes are so high
The editing for the ending scene came out of nowhere. I was chilling just watching the reaction and then *BAM* the execution.
Wish it could have been the full scene since the lead up sets the suspense.
Never clicked on a video faster
the show has only just begun. the next 5 season are masterpiece you're gonna love it.
19:36 ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Game of Thrones! This is exactly the point when they made it clear that this show is something special.
not gonna lie this episode was an entire cultural reset
They can’t kill Jamie, if they do then they are going to kill his sisters. Rob doesn’t know that Arya escaped. Would you kill a well-known person and risk them killing his sisters? You have to also understand that Jamie is important to Cersei. I wouldn’t risk messing with her.
Prob is they don’t even have arya they just say they do but Robb had no way of knowing that. Sadly. But ya they still had sansa but she was also betrothed to joff.
@@GlennShook Arya did escape that man with her is also allies with Ned. And yeah that’s what I meant Rob doesn’t know that. Which is unfortunate.
Ned was still a very valuable hostage as the North is very powerful and Robb could be controlled through Ned. But Jofferey was Jofferey
"I think it connected" lmao i don't know why that made me laugh😆😆
This show is everything you don’t expect. I think everyone was shocked by Neds death like... no one kills one of the most important characters. Yeah, they do. So welcome to the taste of Game of Thrones! It’s just the beggining and you won’t be able to stop watching even if you say it a million times. Cheers!
I mean, Ned is played by Sean Bean. Any movie or show he’s in, his character dies.
24:00 At the time this was the only TV show I had ever seen kill a main character like that.
Like you said this show don't fuck around. No one and nothing is safe and that's what makes it so good.
18:23 LMAO well that’s a wrap guys, was nice being here 😂
No one:
Her: "The baby 😰" lmao
loved this whole reaction you guys are great good and nice
Welcome to, "Nobody is Safe: Peak Television Edition."
I’ve been waiting this episode! Neds death is to remind you no one in GoT is safe anyone can die at any time no matter how important
The 3 trials every got fan must go through. You have now passed 1 of them
Once you see the protagonist get killed just like that, before the season finale, you know this is like no other show!
0:13 "Everything is coming to a head"
I don't feel bad for laughing.
Bro, you can't just kill valuable captives... that's some Joffrey shit
"cause with this show. WITH THIS SHOW. WITH! THIS! SHOW!" 😂
keep watching man this whole show is twist and turns you fall in love with characters you never knew you would it is amazing for sure
1:20 GoT in the early seasons at it’s... basically all you theorized about goes downwards the river pretty fast in this episode 🥳
Unpredictable as shit for those who haven‘t read the books 😅
And now...the real Game of Thrones has begun
"This is the last episode of Game of Thrones that we will be doing" LMAAOOOO
This is the jumping off point for the rest of the show. It gets pretty good, don't even worry about it
They didn't show battles in the early seasons because they didn't have the budget. This show wasn't that popular until 3 or 4 seasons in. Also, Ned's death is the first Domino that sets all other Dominos in motion. And he's not usually the one where people said they're going to quit watching. That comes a few seasons from now.
Dany could be in premature labour... but fun fact: water doesn't usually break at the beginning of labour like it's portrayed in movies and tv shows. It usually breaks much later, often when the woman is already at the hospital.
Oh, you summer children 😆
Also u say a head for a head, remember they still have Sansa, Rob cant just behead Jamie.
Literally just finished game of thrones 2 days ago you’ll love it don’t stop watching
Introduction into episodes 9.... :)
You have taken your first steps into a greater and darker world 😎
24:50 Your GF be coming in clutch with the prediction. She was calling the baby's death as soon as the sacrifice started.
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