Half, anyway. He was really named for Rhaego, her unborn son. Whom she named for Rhaegar, yes. But, Rhaego's spirit is in that dragon due to the magic used.
And you're going by Dan & Dave & not George. Ah, got it lol. I never trust anything coming from D&D... they have no freaking clue about anything in the story. @@DANNYYII
Jon is the 6th Agon Targaryen not just the 6th Targaryen. They have ruled for over 300 years at this point and they dont last very long for the most part and all the agons wherent kings. Also yes that is little jon umber at the end. They found him at last harth where jon sent him to get the rest of the people from last harth. The white walkers got there first and sent there message.
Winds of Winter should hopefully touch base on this. There is an Aegon VI but he is a separate character to Jon. The show combined these two characters. As everyone else says though that the books should be somewhat similar to the shows ending since Dave and Dan got the layout of how it's going to end.
Aegon the Conqueror, Aegon II, Aegon dragonsbain, Aegon the Unworthy, and Egg (Maester Aemon's brother). Those are the kings. There was also Aegon the Uncrowned as well as Rhaegar's son with Elia Martell and a few others.
Remember in the pilot, the White Walkers chopped up bodies and nailed a kid to a tree. They've arranged body parts in patterns on more than one occasion.
@@Anna_Lou Agree on the pattern, but they did not really "stumble" upon it....That was the "Fist of the First Men", they went to investigate after that guy warged into his eagle and saw "Dead Crows"
The spiral was also seen in the episode where Bran sees the making of the Knight King...the standing stones are arranged in a spiral around the Weirwood Tree.
2.10, 3.7, 4.x and 5.8 have arranged parts. I also rewatched the series recently the new blu-ray. I think some of Danny's stories has had FX editing. I noticed bells lightly ringing in scenes in scenes when it's going wrong for her. I wouldn't notice if not watching in Tagalog subs and the CC saying (mahinang tumunog ang mga kampana) which translates: Bells ring faintly. Also, a lot of scenes could be forced for Impresse Danatzi.
The spiral actually has a canon explanation, it represents all of the character writing and intriguing dialogue getting flushed down the toilet this season
@@orphanedhanyou If by 'smart' you mean 'street smart' it kinda does (or at least did), especially if the way they speak is modelled after medieval speech. 'Clever' originally meant something closer to 'dextrous' - able to craft well with your hands, just like 'crafty' did; then both those words came to mean something closer to 'sly' or 'cunning' - whenever you see the word 'clever' in Shakespeare it's meant this way (and its probably the way that Ned meant it when he says "You're a clever man; a very clever man" to Littlefinger in Season 1); it's only in the 20th century that clever came to mean intellectual or book-smart.
I just love the symmetry of Dany riding the dragon named after her love Drogo, Jon riding the dragon thats named for his father and the dragon named after Visarys going bad. It just fits so perfectly. Also, when Bran said he was waiting for an old friend, he meant Jamie.
Tyrion: "You see, my dialogue was already established by George RR Martin, who patterned me after himself, and then after D&D ran out of material to use that he'd written, I just got dumber... and dumber... and far more useless. Tragedy, really. I really miss my wine and whores."
Honestly Dani was a guest everywhere she had no home she was from Wester Rose. But forced to live across the narrow sea with strangers. Sadly, she never had a home. As a kid or adult and a terrible brother and no parents
Sansa wouldn’t tell Arya that he died and came back to life? Jon is probably a legend and that’s all they talk about in the North… the nitpicks get better and better lmao
@@avonbarksdale91 Of course she would. And for a show that specialized in great dialogue we wouldn’t actually SEE that discussion? I know I would’ve liked to see it. Are you saying you wouldn’t? And if you would then how the hell am I a nitpick? Seems to me like YOU’RE the nitpick for leaving this asinine comment about how we have to assume plot relevant discussions take place off screen. When we all know they left that and several other discussions out of the show cause they wanted to wrap it all up in the last two truncated seasons. I’m not a nitpick for holding this show to its own high standards.
Sam's brother (Dickon) was actually not a bad person. He just didn't seem too bright and was more of a fall in line with what his father wanted of a son. I think he would have been fine without his father.
He was a young, stubborn boy who only wanted to make his father proud. He was being stupid. Which is why Tyrion was correct that he should have been jailed, not killed.
The youngest, and definitely a sweet child. He didn't deserve what he got for being young and stupid. He was several years younger than both Jon & Sam (same age, both 14 when they went to the wall.) By the time he died, he probably wasn't even 18 yet. @@DANNYYII
Yes, the Targaryens were. But not everyone else. In fact, that's why it's such a scandal with Jaime and Cersei. No one in Westeros besides the Targaryens finds it to be anything less than disgusting incest. Which has biological basis, as Targaryens would give birth frequently to monstrous scaly beings that barely resembled humans, due to all the gene sharing. It doesn't surprise me at all.
I wonder if Peter took D&D aside and said, listen, this is far beneath Tyrion Lannister, remember how it was in Season 2? and they just shrugged and said, i's quality, we don't care, and it's not too late to recast you with Warwick Davis.
Some people think Drogo's spirit was reborn in the dragon, that's why he was glaring at Jon, that, or the Dragon just knows they're related and this is not okay
Ooh that's a thought, I like that. It's a strange scene which must mean something. Drogon has already sensed Jon is Targaryen so it's not that and I'm sure somewhere in there he'd know Targaryen's marry each other so can't think of another reason 🤔
That or he knows they're related, and this shouldn't be happening, because I don't think the dragon knows anything about Targaryen incestual marriages@@sandramorris893
Drogon probably realized Jon is a weak bitch since he never checked Sansa for disrepecting allies who came to save her and the rest of the North's asses.
Omg I'm so happy I've finished watching all your GoT episodes yesterday and couldn't wait for you to start season 8 thank you for an awesome time. I'm so happy that Ive discovered your channel. I'm bed ridden so you are my sort of "friends" 🇬🇧 thanks you both xxx
You’re right about the swirl, was in the first episode. And it’s also the same shape as the stones in the creation of the white Walker flashback in season six. There are a lot of theories about what it is. Great reaction guys.
It’s so much fun watching your reactions. Thank you for all the work you put into these videos. It’s appreciated. Excited to see you watch the next two episodes, especially episode three! 👍🏻😁
"She's the smartest person I've ever met" - Arya... Sansa doesn't understand why Jon bend the knee when an army of hundred thousand undead walk towards your little castle! XD
Jon didn’t have to bend the knee though, Dany was already agreeing to go north and help, bending the knee wasn’t required, Jon did it because he liked her.
@@CaptainPikeachu right... He had to die (let's be honest, no one survives this, plot armor at its best) and her dragon too, so that she agreed to it. Not just that Sansa can't possibly assume that Dany would've agreed to it under any conditions - the only reason this happened was bad writing. Dany and her dragons wouldn't have made it this quickly. Her dragon wouldn't have died nothing of this would've happened in a good written story. And from every aspect Sansa's only reason to actually ask this question is *bad writing*. Daenerys wouldn't have agreed to this under any realistic circumstances and Sansa couldn't have known about any unrealistic circumstances which would've justified such a question to some degree.
Jon isn't the sixth targaryen. There have been many more than six targaryen Kings and many more targaryen prince's and princesses. And many more targaryen Lords even before the conquest
We can just assume Jaime's hair is darker because of the lack of sun (and the show no longer giving the actor a dye job or a wig--I do think his hair was lighter when he was younger, though, too) or, metaphorically, distancing himself from the Lannister mythos.
Not quite true. Most of it is made up for sure. But they were told major plot points (can't mention them cause spoilers). So for all the hat3 direct3d at DnD (some people acr like they killed their pet or something( some fo that is Martin. Also, they didn't have stuff to work with cause Martin hasn't released the next book despite having nearly 12 years to do so.
Bridgette and i share at least one braincell. That one always screaming in our head "i wanna pet that!" I want a dragon too Bridgette! :( Edit after watching the entire video : Love your comments, you always crack me up! x') Also, the dying hair thing with Jaime, i'm pretty sure it's more of the showrunners not bothering to get everyone blond when they needed to be and it wasn't their natural hair color. Or to signify the "darker hair in winter". One of the two. I think he was still more blond last season, but i already can't recall :') Also also, if you ever want some funny (i find them funny, u might not) video explain how GoT "devolved" (story wise) i highly recommend Glidus and his "Pisstake" videos. (in order of release, cuz it goes from s8 to s6 ish) Though i would recommend that after taking a break of it, cuz welp, they're a lot and it starts to get long for something u've seen x') I love his "Blisstake" about House of the Dragon too :D
Sam's brother was a dumb ass who followed his father in committing treason against his liege for a Queen who murdered his previous liege and Queen plus the equivalent of the Pope. They didn't even deserve a chance which they were given and turned down. Oh well.
His brother wasn't a bad person but they did betray house tyrell which they had pledged to for generations idk why people expected it to be chill after that
I quite like this ep on the whole. Bran saying he's waiting for an old friend when it's Jaime is a great twist. I also think it's fascinating to see the Raven side of Bran clearly know that that was the perfect time to get Sam to tell John the truth, just when he was most against Dany for the news he'd just received about his family.
Sansa p!ssed me off so much this first ep, like whoa! Right out the gate literally, mean mugging Dany. Suddenly even Sam, who didn't like his family/father, doesn't think she should be queen because she executed her enemies/people rebelling against her?Tf Sam? Insane. He's way smarter than that. He knows Jon doesn't want the crown, why doesnt he (and Sansa) trust in Jon's judgement now, in regards to Dany? What was the purpose of telling Jon his real history now? Wtf is Bran playing at? How did/would, Jon knowing his past, help anything right now? Why couldn't it wait till after the great war? And this is just the first episode of this season🙄😮💨I also never really felt a problem with Jonarys being together. They do make a cute couple. And it's a Targeryn thing /shrug. At least it's not friggin' siblings tho. A bit more relational distance is kinda better? lol. jmo.
idk why Sam is so upset about his father, his family were awful to him and literally said he would kill him if he didn't go to the wall where he probably hoped he'd be killed and his family did nothing to protect him. Literally banished to the worst place in the world. Makes no sense for him to react like this. They were given a choice to follow Dany after all but they also refused that... Stupid for him to be so mad at her.
I mean if you take into consideration what kind of man Sam is and his attitude towards anyone, I think that despite him being mistreated by his father, he was still his FATHER and sam still loved him despite the indifference his dad has for him.
Not enough time. Make her a soulless psychopath like we made Bran. NO TIME. Just hurry! We gotta get to STAR WARS..... oh wait, we screwed this up so bad we lost Star Wars... dammit.
I've watched you guys for a long time. and I love you two and your reactions. you crack me up. and I'm really having a lot of faith, that you will be the first reactors to explain what those symbols meant. Ssl on subscribing.
If I were the Stark girls and Jon brought home Dany and her army and her dragons, I would have 100% react the way they did. Just because the audience likes Dany (mostly) doesn't mean the characters have any reason to trust her.
Just ignore the fact that Daenerys gave up everything and brought 2 dragons, 2 armies to save the world? Sansa is an idiot and evil as Cersei and Catelyn put together showing no appreciation for Daenerys.
They seem to push hard how smart Sansa is but she isn't really. But they try to make it so by acting like she would know about stocking Winterfell and armor.
I mean the armor thing might be a bit questionable, but why wouldn’t she know about stocking winterfell?? She has been acting as the lady of it, of course she knows about the stocking since she has to manage such things. Or what do you think a lord or lady’s job is, if it isn’t to make sure everything is in order and things that need to be done are done? And the armor thing could be explained with her knowing what they have in store, when the armourer probably wasn’t aware what materials they had plenty of and thus didn’t use the leather or fur on the armor. But when sansa said they should use it, the armourer found out they have enough for him to use.
🔥 It's been so much fun reliving GOT through your reactions! But now you're on your own. I can't go through Season 8 again. Not something I want to relive.
@@avonbarksdale91 : 😉 If you're here vicariously rewatching it through new eyes then 5 yrs is still too fresh. As we can't change the past, we can only be pissed in the present and probably near future.
It doesn't make sense that Sansa was straight cold towards the queen. They are her subjects now and she brought an army and two dragons. You would expect to at least pretend to like the queen because she might have you killed. In history, when there's a new king or queen, especially from a rival dynasty or foreign, those noble families would have no choice but to display a warm welcome to the visiting monarch. Cold welcome would mean open rebellion and could be stripped of titles, lands and wealth.
The "smartest person Arya knows" antagonizes Dany for no reason, withheld info about the army of the Vale coming from Jon Snow for no reason, believed that Littlefinger's plan to marry her to a Bolton would somehow be a good idea, seemingly distrusted Arya at first for no reason, questioned Jon's orders in front of the other northern lords, and criticizes Jon's choice to bring all allies possible to the North to fight for the survival of humanity. The writers intended for Sansa to become a strategic mastermind who learned well from Littlefinger, but they kind of forgot to write her that way for the most part. Her only moments were telling Tyrion that Cersei will never send the Lannister forces to help, and telling a skillful lie to the lords of the Vale about Lysa's death. And if she didn't tell that lie, she would have been kept safe in the Vale. Hard to say if she would have been able to get their army to go assist Jon in retaking Winterfell, though.
But she’s also Ned’s daughter. Ned wouldn’t entertain the idea of Joffrey being heir, shouldn’t expect Sansa to play along with North being subjugated to the Iron Throne. She’s no longer the young, weak Sansa Stark, she’s Lady of Winterfell. When Jon bent the knee to Danerys, he never got the ok from the North, they have every reason to be bitter and contest that concession
The show never clearly explains it, but the writers said it's a symbol the Children used (you see it briefly in season 6 when they create the first white walker). The Targaryen sigil is similar though
It is. They have used that symbol for centuries. Many believe the original Valyrians who came here, not Targaryens specifically as there were many families in Old Valyria, ended up living North... and dying. The Night's King, a story Martin wrote, details how that Lord Commander fell in love with a white walker.. a ghostly pale woman with white hair and brighter than natural blue eyes that never spoke. They say she "enchanted" him and he left the Wall and never returned. So, they have been there a very long time. I believe the Night King in the show is indeed Valyrian. Which is why what happens in Episode 3 happens the way it does.
Theon's goodbye to his sister is like the time my aunt was flying back home and the whole family cried and hugged her and all that then her flight got delayed and we had to sit next to her for half an hour with dried tears like, "Well... this is awkward..." and I'm glad Bridge called them out on it xD Like: Here's an emotional hug and goodbye "Theon, go and save your family!!" Theon, "Yes!!... well it'll still take 2 months for us to sail there... so... we probably should've saved our tearful goodbyes for then... ...." It was obviously scripted with the mentality that immediately after you can cut to next scene...
Well, we know Children of the Forest made the White Walkers to the similar symbols would make sense. Jon showed them to Dany in the dragonglass mine last season as well.
I’m apparently part of the best friends club for 2 days, thank you however that happened that I got this early! So excited to start the final season with you💕
This is the start of everyone just pissing me off constantly. There was no need for Sansa and Arya to be so rude and distrustful of Dany, who literally sacrificed a child and gave up winning the throne to help. Then Sam’s dumb ass “would you have killed them?” Yeah probably? They were traitors who refused to bend the knee, Jon’s literally killed multiple traitors before. And “would she give up her crown for her people,” SHE GAVE UP A DRAGON AND IS THERE TO SAVE YOU! Also, there was 0 reason to tell Jon in that moment, before the dead attack!, that he was a Targaryen.
I know the main talking point of season 7 and 8 are the flaws they have, but i hope yall will watch this last season to find the good bits and to see how everybodys story ends and not watching it to notice every little thing thats wrong, which will be hard since its the main talking point, because although they arent the best when it comes to the writing and character development, they have some good stand out moments. And giving the fact that they only had 13 episodes, after 6 seasons, to pull everything together across like 20 character storylines or something, they did do well.
@@MyaMore-cb7zbyeah, that's the thing that's infuriating. HBO would have thrown money at them forever if they wanted it. Every mistake made was self-inflicted because they chose to cram 3 or 4 seasons worth of content into 1 (short) season
@@j_fley6702literally “we needed 7 more seasons and every season needed 15 episodes” like no bro they could filled gaps by making 7&8 full seasons and maybe 1 more extra one.
(Sigh) unfortunately it happens with every GOT reactor at this point. 😕 The “ we hate 7 & 8” noise is so loud that I almost wish reactors would stop at the end of 6.I’ve yet to see any reactors in the last 3 years that don’t go into 7 & 8 primarily looking for the flaws and not having the luxury that most of us had in just going on the ride.I actually saw a reactor looking for the coffee cup.🤦🏾♀️😩😂 Bridge and Cody are genuinely 2 of the best on YT but even for them I think the negative expectations were set tooo high.
@@brownbutterb-roll921 Yes and no. You don't need to know the late seasons are bad to recognized the fast travel insanity and amenisia water they all drinking. (especially ppl that were decent characters before) But i'll agree, it's like going into Harry Potter for the first time and everyone told u "it get darker and darker" while u never asked for the info. It WILL change ur perspective compared to the person that lived it. That's part of "being late" to watch something. (I know that feeling sooo i'm not mad at them for being prepared xd)
@@HuntingViolets Well he denied the feud. He said they get along just fine. They did, in fact, date in the early 2000s. But his stance was that they were okay, and even did actually have one scene together. They get along fine, apparently.
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“I think Bronn is so much smarter than that.”
It’s season 8. No one is smart anymore.
Lmao y’all kill me.
Guurl. Yes. Even Sam.
Then why the F are you here?
Oh wait, you're just a troll.
@@TheReDeeMeR1988 why can’t she be here? 😂 are we not allowed to watch and criticize what they’re reacting to?
@@imanis.h.8431 NO you can't.
What's the logic?
If you hate something for whatever reason then why watch it?
The only reason is to troll.
Jon rode a dragon named after his father.
Half, anyway. He was really named for Rhaego, her unborn son. Whom she named for Rhaegar, yes. But, Rhaego's spirit is in that dragon due to the magic used.
@@courtneylconover80 l see
And you're going by Dan & Dave & not George. Ah, got it lol. I never trust anything coming from D&D... they have no freaking clue about anything in the story. @@DANNYYII
Yes, mostly. But the magic spell dictated whose soul it took to power the dragon's life. And that was Rhaego. @@DANNYYII
DANNYYIIlmao and that was written by two brainless dolts
Jon is the 6th Agon Targaryen not just the 6th Targaryen. They have ruled for over 300 years at this point and they dont last very long for the most part and all the agons wherent kings. Also yes that is little jon umber at the end. They found him at last harth where jon sent him to get the rest of the people from last harth. The white walkers got there first and sent there message.
Winds of Winter should hopefully touch base on this. There is an Aegon VI but he is a separate character to Jon. The show combined these two characters. As everyone else says though that the books should be somewhat similar to the shows ending since Dave and Dan got the layout of how it's going to end.
Aegon the Conqueror, Aegon II, Aegon dragonsbain, Aegon the Unworthy, and Egg (Maester Aemon's brother). Those are the kings. There was also Aegon the Uncrowned as well as Rhaegar's son with Elia Martell and a few others.
@@havok6280 Yes, they only get a number when they rule, like King Charles the third.
To be a Aegon II or Aegon III etc. you have to be king. Or rightfully so.
@jackwitt7430 fuck that usurper
Remember in the pilot, the White Walkers chopped up bodies and nailed a kid to a tree. They've arranged body parts in patterns on more than one occasion.
Actually, this is the pattern John and the wildlings stumbled upon on their way to the wall.
"White Walkers. Ever the artists."
@@Anna_Lou
Agree on the pattern, but they did not really "stumble" upon it....That was the "Fist of the First Men", they went to investigate after that guy warged into his eagle and saw "Dead Crows"
The spiral was also seen in the episode where Bran sees the making of the Knight King...the standing stones are arranged in a spiral around the Weirwood Tree.
2.10, 3.7, 4.x and 5.8 have arranged parts. I also rewatched the series recently the new blu-ray. I think some of Danny's stories has had FX editing. I noticed bells lightly ringing in scenes in scenes when it's going wrong for her. I wouldn't notice if not watching in Tagalog subs and the CC saying (mahinang tumunog ang mga kampana) which translates: Bells ring faintly.
Also, a lot of scenes could be forced for Impresse Danatzi.
The spiral actually has a canon explanation, it represents all of the character writing and intriguing dialogue getting flushed down the toilet this season
Squinting at the darkness wondering "what is that?" is the perfect summary for quite a bit of Season 8.
Facts 😂
If you don't have a good tv. Didn't understand why everyone was whining, it was fine watching for us luckily.
Sansa to Tyrion, “ I use to think you were the cleverest man alive.”
Every Tyrion fan after season 4. “YEAH, US TOO”
Clever doesn't equal smart.
@@orphanedhanyou If by 'smart' you mean 'street smart' it kinda does (or at least did), especially if the way they speak is modelled after medieval speech. 'Clever' originally meant something closer to 'dextrous' - able to craft well with your hands, just like 'crafty' did; then both those words came to mean something closer to 'sly' or 'cunning' - whenever you see the word 'clever' in Shakespeare it's meant this way (and its probably the way that Ned meant it when he says "You're a clever man; a very clever man" to Littlefinger in Season 1); it's only in the 20th century that clever came to mean intellectual or book-smart.
"Stay back he's got blue eyes!"
"I've always had blue eyes!"
😂😂
love that moment still.
Bran: "We don't have time for all this." - Sums up this entire season.
I just love the symmetry of Dany riding the dragon named after her love Drogo, Jon riding the dragon thats named for his father and the dragon named after Visarys going bad. It just fits so perfectly.
Also, when Bran said he was waiting for an old friend, he meant Jamie.
I will agree that was a GREAT response to Sansa 😂😂😂
Sansa: "so what do dragons eat anyway?"
Danarys: "whatever they want... "
"Waiting for an old friend" such a line
16:18 no it is Skógafoss actually. In my homeland Iceland. They added some unnecessary CGI layers but it is just as impressive in real live.
Danys army is the largest theyve seen. She commands 100k dothraki screamers & ~7k unsullied, and 2 dragons. No army in westeros has her power.
ans Sansa dared to question her added value please she is saving you all 😭
@@meh58291hahaha right? sansas character is bs
She could have a 1 million soldiers and 50 dragons still no match to bad writing 💀
@@meh58291”Arya killed the night king!” Shut up Sansa do you think she would have got close without Danny’s scorching thousands of undead
The way Arya's face softens with her second hug with Jon, makes my heart melt.
Sensa : "I used to think you were the cleverest man alive"
Tyrion : "Yep, by dialogues were much better written back then"
Tyrion: "You see, my dialogue was already established by George RR Martin, who patterned me after himself, and then after D&D ran out of material to use that he'd written, I just got dumber... and dumber... and far more useless. Tragedy, really. I really miss my wine and whores."
Honestly Dani was a guest everywhere she had no home she was from Wester Rose. But forced to live across the narrow sea with strangers. Sadly, she never had a home. As a kid or adult and a terrible brother and no parents
Ah, season 8...the moment we've all been waiting for has arrived.
It certainly is a season.
@@nebulous8389ICONIC
Specifically episodes 3 & 5. The rest of it is BS
“How did you hear about this?”
Exactly, Cody.
Sansa wouldn’t tell Arya that he died and came back to life? Jon is probably a legend and that’s all they talk about in the North… the nitpicks get better and better lmao
@@avonbarksdale91 Of course she would. And for a show that specialized in great dialogue we wouldn’t actually SEE that discussion? I know I would’ve liked to see it. Are you saying you wouldn’t? And if you would then how the hell am I a nitpick? Seems to me like YOU’RE the nitpick for leaving this asinine comment about how we have to assume plot relevant discussions take place off screen. When we all know they left that and several other discussions out of the show cause they wanted to wrap it all up in the last two truncated seasons. I’m not a nitpick for holding this show to its own high standards.
Bridgette practically swooned when she said "It's Theon!😂
Yessss 😂 I had to rewind it lol I can definitely relate to that though
" We ain't got shit up North!"
- Cody 2024
Sam's brother (Dickon) was actually not a bad person. He just didn't seem too bright and was more of a fall in line with what his father wanted of a son. I think he would have been fine without his father.
He was a young, stubborn boy who only wanted to make his father proud. He was being stupid. Which is why Tyrion was correct that he should have been jailed, not killed.
@@courtneylconover80 I agree 100%.
The youngest, and definitely a sweet child. He didn't deserve what he got for being young and stupid. He was several years younger than both Jon & Sam (same age, both 14 when they went to the wall.) By the time he died, he probably wasn't even 18 yet. @@DANNYYII
The Targaryens were well known for siblings marrying each other. Keep that in mind for House of Dragon.
Yes, the Targaryens were. But not everyone else. In fact, that's why it's such a scandal with Jaime and Cersei. No one in Westeros besides the Targaryens finds it to be anything less than disgusting incest. Which has biological basis, as Targaryens would give birth frequently to monstrous scaly beings that barely resembled humans, due to all the gene sharing. It doesn't surprise me at all.
Now that I think about it, we never got varys reaction to littlefinger dying
probably didn't have much of one tbh. it's not surprising a greedy self-serving shit-stirrer would get caught causing trouble one day
I always felt like that little finger death stayed in that room.
Yeaah, they kinda rushed over quite a few of the smaller details. And some of the bigger ones.
I remember when you guys started GOT now you’re on season 8 almost to HOTD. They grow up so fast 😢
They’ll always be sweet summer children to me 🤣
@@NiKiMa023 I swear 😭😭😭😭😭
And season 2 drops in a few months? The stars have aligned
@@robertfishburn8545 real cinema is almost back
First dialogue in this season with Tyrion and Varys pretty much sums up the rest.
I wonder if Peter took D&D aside and said, listen, this is far beneath Tyrion Lannister, remember how it was in Season 2? and they just shrugged and said, i's quality, we don't care, and it's not too late to recast you with Warwick Davis.
Tyrion was so much better in the early days when he was a whore monger and drunk
still angry..... you prolly know why
“You like kissin family do ya” 💀💀😂😂😂
Some people think Drogo's spirit was reborn in the dragon, that's why he was glaring at Jon, that, or the Dragon just knows they're related and this is not okay
Ooh that's a thought, I like that. It's a strange scene which must mean something. Drogon has already sensed Jon is Targaryen so it's not that and I'm sure somewhere in there he'd know Targaryen's marry each other so can't think of another reason 🤔
Or maybe he knows they're related and that this is wrong, cause the dragon can't know Targaryen's marry each other@@sandramorris893
That or he knows they're related, and this shouldn't be happening, because I don't think the dragon knows anything about Targaryen incestual marriages@@sandramorris893
Drogon probably realized Jon is a weak bitch since he never checked Sansa for disrepecting allies who came to save her and the rest of the North's asses.
I like that theory
Omg I'm so happy I've finished watching all your GoT episodes yesterday and couldn't wait for you to start season 8 thank you for an awesome time. I'm so happy that Ive discovered your channel. I'm bed ridden so you are my sort of "friends" 🇬🇧 thanks you both xxx
jaime didnt dye his hair lol they just forgot lannisters having blond hair is an important factor
As the show progressed, Nikolai (Jaime) and Peter (Tyrion) slowly faded back to their natural brown hair colors lol
You’re right about the swirl, was in the first episode. And it’s also the same shape as the stones in the creation of the white Walker flashback in season six. There are a lot of theories about what it is. Great reaction guys.
Bridgette’s scream was hilarious 😂
Her scream was the same exact scream as the kid!🤣🤣🤣
Season 8…… *sigh*…… here we go 🥃
Cry me a river.
Take a drink/hit every time the writers "just forgot" about major plot lines, character arcs and logistical facts
Bridget's facial reaction on the Umber kid was EPIC 😱 💯
I'm honestly just excited for you to get to HOTD now 😂
I haven’t seen it yet, would you say It’s better than GoT? I wanna know what to expect and what I’m getting into. I still have PTSD from GoT 😭
Here's a tip. Turn up the brightness for the 3rd episode.
It’s so much fun watching your reactions. Thank you for all the work you put into these videos. It’s appreciated. Excited to see you watch the next two episodes, especially episode three! 👍🏻😁
Omg, I am on the edge of my seat watching your reactions...I CANNOT WAIT to watch the rest of G.O.T with you two.
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They went from insane dialogue between characters to "because I have balls and you don't"
Like in season 1 where little finger asks varys if his balls are kept in a box somewhere....
25:26 this I love this scene because, having to face what he did was very humbling for him .I just love Jamie
This final season was like a fever dream long ass episode of General Hospital on medieval steroids
You're correct. You've seen that symbol a handful of times now starting with the very first episode.
"She's the smartest person I've ever met" - Arya... Sansa doesn't understand why Jon bend the knee when an army of hundred thousand undead walk towards your little castle! XD
Jon didn’t have to bend the knee though, Dany was already agreeing to go north and help, bending the knee wasn’t required, Jon did it because he liked her.
@@CaptainPikeachu right... He had to die (let's be honest, no one survives this, plot armor at its best) and her dragon too, so that she agreed to it.
Not just that Sansa can't possibly assume that Dany would've agreed to it under any conditions - the only reason this happened was bad writing. Dany and her dragons wouldn't have made it this quickly. Her dragon wouldn't have died nothing of this would've happened in a good written story. And from every aspect Sansa's only reason to actually ask this question is *bad writing*. Daenerys wouldn't have agreed to this under any realistic circumstances and Sansa couldn't have known about any unrealistic circumstances which would've justified such a question to some degree.
At this point i'm only here because i love you guys, i want to give you the views, the likes and the ad revenue, you deserve it ❤🙂
Jon isn't the sixth targaryen. There have been many more than six targaryen Kings and many more targaryen prince's and princesses. And many more targaryen Lords even before the conquest
they meant sixth aegon
We can just assume Jaime's hair is darker because of the lack of sun (and the show no longer giving the actor a dye job or a wig--I do think his hair was lighter when he was younger, though, too) or, metaphorically, distancing himself from the Lannister mythos.
I forgot just how frustratingly dark these episodes were. I had to crank the brightness on my TV so high when I watched it as they first aired.
That’s the first time I heard that commented on and you’re right. It’s perfectly wrong in this context
“What is dead May never die”
I love it when Bridgette screams in terror lol
In this season, EVRYTHING is made up by D&D, and not GRRM, so keep this in mind. Especially the dialogues.
Because of little or no source material
Not quite true. Most of it is made up for sure. But they were told major plot points (can't mention them cause spoilers). So for all the hat3 direct3d at DnD (some people acr like they killed their pet or something( some fo that is Martin.
Also, they didn't have stuff to work with cause Martin hasn't released the next book despite having nearly 12 years to do so.
Bridgette and i share at least one braincell. That one always screaming in our head "i wanna pet that!"
I want a dragon too Bridgette! :(
Edit after watching the entire video : Love your comments, you always crack me up! x')
Also, the dying hair thing with Jaime, i'm pretty sure it's more of the showrunners not bothering to get everyone blond when they needed to be and it wasn't their natural hair color. Or to signify the "darker hair in winter". One of the two. I think he was still more blond last season, but i already can't recall :')
Also also, if you ever want some funny (i find them funny, u might not) video explain how GoT "devolved" (story wise) i highly recommend Glidus and his "Pisstake" videos. (in order of release, cuz it goes from s8 to s6 ish) Though i would recommend that after taking a break of it, cuz welp, they're a lot and it starts to get long for something u've seen x') I love his "Blisstake" about House of the Dragon too :D
Sam's family were not awful people. His father was, sure, but his brother was a good guy.
His brother stood with his asshole father.
cut them a break. people dont retain information when binge watching a long series.
Sam's brother was a dumb ass who followed his father in committing treason against his liege for a Queen who murdered his previous liege and Queen plus the equivalent of the Pope. They didn't even deserve a chance which they were given and turned down. Oh well.
His brother wasn't a bad person but they did betray house tyrell which they had pledged to for generations idk why people expected it to be chill after that
“Dickon” *laughs in Bron*
Lena Headey didn't think Cersei should have had sex with Euron either.
I quite like this ep on the whole. Bran saying he's waiting for an old friend when it's Jaime is a great twist. I also think it's fascinating to see the Raven side of Bran clearly know that that was the perfect time to get Sam to tell John the truth, just when he was most against Dany for the news he'd just received about his family.
When Cody said he didn't like that shot of the dragons flying, don't worry. The best shot of the series is coming up shortly!
Oh stop lol. I know what you're talking about lolololololololol
Sansa p!ssed me off so much this first ep, like whoa! Right out the gate literally, mean mugging Dany. Suddenly even Sam, who didn't like his family/father, doesn't think she should be queen because she executed her enemies/people rebelling against her?Tf Sam? Insane. He's way smarter than that. He knows Jon doesn't want the crown, why doesnt he (and Sansa) trust in Jon's judgement now, in regards to Dany? What was the purpose of telling Jon his real history now? Wtf is Bran playing at? How did/would, Jon knowing his past, help anything right now? Why couldn't it wait till after the great war? And this is just the first episode of this season🙄😮💨I also never really felt a problem with Jonarys being together. They do make a cute couple. And it's a Targeryn thing /shrug. At least it's not friggin' siblings tho. A bit more relational distance is kinda better? lol. jmo.
In the books, Euron cut out the tongues of everyone on his crew; that is why he sails with a crew of mutes.
Yeah it’s talked about on the show when balon and Euron are on that sketchy bridge.
...and here we go 😅
This is definitely a season
Lost it at “Come to Aunty” 😂😂😂
idk why Sam is so upset about his father, his family were awful to him and literally said he would kill him if he didn't go to the wall where he probably hoped he'd be killed and his family did nothing to protect him. Literally banished to the worst place in the world. Makes no sense for him to react like this. They were given a choice to follow Dany after all but they also refused that... Stupid for him to be so mad at her.
I mean if you take into consideration what kind of man Sam is and his attitude towards anyone, I think that despite him being mistreated by his father, he was still his FATHER and sam still loved him despite the indifference his dad has for him.
@@lorenzocruz282 indifference? He said he’d kill him if he didn’t go to the wall? Idk if my family felt that way about me I’d be thanking dani
“Come to auntie” is crazy
I just shake my head at Cody having trouble with incesty vibes cause he is gonnna STRUGGLE in house of the dragon oh man can’t wait to see it
TBF, Martin never intended it to be taken well lol. He never wrote it as a positive thing lol.
The starbucks season!
What happened to the Arya who admired the dragon queens of old?
Not enough time. Make her a soulless psychopath like we made Bran. NO TIME. Just hurry! We gotta get to STAR WARS..... oh wait, we screwed this up so bad we lost Star Wars... dammit.
10:24 in this scene there is an easter egg for the fans to know that the "Ed sheeran" character was burned at the battle with jeimie bronn and dany.
I've watched you guys for a long time. and I love you two and your reactions. you crack me up. and I'm really having a lot of faith, that you will be the first reactors to explain what those symbols meant. Ssl on subscribing.
Sam:“Your mother was Lyanna Stark”
Jon: “oh no, my dad did incest!”
Sam: “And your father was Rhaegar Targaryen”
Jon: “shit, I did incest!”
If I were the Stark girls and Jon brought home Dany and her army and her dragons, I would have 100% react the way they did. Just because the audience likes Dany (mostly) doesn't mean the characters have any reason to trust her.
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Just ignore the fact that Daenerys gave up everything and brought 2 dragons, 2 armies to save the world? Sansa is an idiot and evil as Cersei and Catelyn put together showing no appreciation for Daenerys.
@@peteperkins3859not Cersei AHND Catelyn! That’s tough 🤣
She saved what she thought was her own kingdom. Not doing a noble deed 😂@@peteperkins3859
That literally means nothing to Sansa. But hating Catlin is all I need to know about your opinions, so I'm certain we can just agree to disagree.
@ 00:24 : That… that blanket is moving! 😳
They seem to push hard how smart Sansa is but she isn't really. But they try to make it so by acting like she would know about stocking Winterfell and armor.
I mean the armor thing might be a bit questionable, but why wouldn’t she know about stocking winterfell?? She has been acting as the lady of it, of course she knows about the stocking since she has to manage such things. Or what do you think a lord or lady’s job is, if it isn’t to make sure everything is in order and things that need to be done are done?
And the armor thing could be explained with her knowing what they have in store, when the armourer probably wasn’t aware what materials they had plenty of and thus didn’t use the leather or fur on the armor. But when sansa said they should use it, the armourer found out they have enough for him to use.
"He dyed his hair :D"... we kinda forgot he had really blond hair
“A raven! I’m a bird now.”
“I fly.”
Dead lol
🔥 It's been so much fun reliving GOT through your reactions! But now you're on your own. I can't go through Season 8 again. Not something I want to relive.
Nobody cares. It’s been 5 years. The truth hurts huh? lol
@@avonbarksdale91 : 😉 If you're here vicariously rewatching it through new eyes then 5 yrs is still too fresh. As we can't change the past, we can only be pissed in the present and probably near future.
@16:22 that’s what Ygritte told him long ago beyond the wall 😢 they should’ve stayed in that damn cave
The long night is coming...
Jamie didn’t dye his hair. The producers and writers just forgot Lannister’s are supposed to have blonde hair lmaoo
The budget for white walkers overshadowed the budget for hair dye for Nikolai and Peter lol
It doesn't make sense that Sansa was straight cold towards the queen. They are her subjects now and she brought an army and two dragons. You would expect to at least pretend to like the queen because she might have you killed. In history, when there's a new king or queen, especially from a rival dynasty or foreign, those noble families would have no choice but to display a warm welcome to the visiting monarch. Cold welcome would mean open rebellion and could be stripped of titles, lands and wealth.
All of this. This is why it was so stupid. She is supposed to be so politically "smart", yet pulling some dumb bird shit.
The "smartest person Arya knows" antagonizes Dany for no reason, withheld info about the army of the Vale coming from Jon Snow for no reason, believed that Littlefinger's plan to marry her to a Bolton would somehow be a good idea, seemingly distrusted Arya at first for no reason, questioned Jon's orders in front of the other northern lords, and criticizes Jon's choice to bring all allies possible to the North to fight for the survival of humanity.
The writers intended for Sansa to become a strategic mastermind who learned well from Littlefinger, but they kind of forgot to write her that way for the most part. Her only moments were telling Tyrion that Cersei will never send the Lannister forces to help, and telling a skillful lie to the lords of the Vale about Lysa's death.
And if she didn't tell that lie, she would have been kept safe in the Vale. Hard to say if she would have been able to get their army to go assist Jon in retaking Winterfell, though.
At this point, the series just wanted to create fake tension, despite how stupid it was.
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But she’s also Ned’s daughter. Ned wouldn’t entertain the idea of Joffrey being heir, shouldn’t expect Sansa to play along with North being subjugated to the Iron Throne. She’s no longer the young, weak Sansa Stark, she’s Lady of Winterfell. When Jon bent the knee to Danerys, he never got the ok from the North, they have every reason to be bitter and contest that concession
Back in the day, as it was airing... cercei's elephants were memed to oblivion. Everyone was roasting cercei's elephants.
I think the burning Umber kid was arranged in the shape of the Targaryen sigil.
The show never clearly explains it, but the writers said it's a symbol the Children used (you see it briefly in season 6 when they create the first white walker). The Targaryen sigil is similar though
It is. They have used that symbol for centuries. Many believe the original Valyrians who came here, not Targaryens specifically as there were many families in Old Valyria, ended up living North... and dying. The Night's King, a story Martin wrote, details how that Lord Commander fell in love with a white walker.. a ghostly pale woman with white hair and brighter than natural blue eyes that never spoke. They say she "enchanted" him and he left the Wall and never returned. So, they have been there a very long time. I believe the Night King in the show is indeed Valyrian. Which is why what happens in Episode 3 happens the way it does.
Theon's goodbye to his sister is like the time my aunt was flying back home and the whole family cried and hugged her and all that then her flight got delayed and we had to sit next to her for half an hour with dried tears like, "Well... this is awkward..." and I'm glad Bridge called them out on it xD Like: Here's an emotional hug and goodbye "Theon, go and save your family!!" Theon, "Yes!!... well it'll still take 2 months for us to sail there... so... we probably should've saved our tearful goodbyes for then... ...." It was obviously scripted with the mentality that immediately after you can cut to next scene...
Well, we know Children of the Forest made the White Walkers to the similar symbols would make sense. Jon showed them to Dany in the dragonglass mine last season as well.
The next episode is one of my favorites of the whole series. You're gonna love it.
Can't believe they're on season 8 already!!
Dont forget the night king biggest enemy of the show 😂
24:50 That looks like the symbol of House Targaryen!
I like how Bran waited all that time for Jaime 🤣🤣
Buckle up we’re in for a bumpy landing.
I’m apparently part of the best friends club for 2 days, thank you however that happened that I got this early!
So excited to start the final season with you💕
2:03 yeah but, at least Jon Snow and Daenerys didn't know they were related where as Jaime and Cersei have been screwing since they figured out how to
This is the start of everyone just pissing me off constantly. There was no need for Sansa and Arya to be so rude and distrustful of Dany, who literally sacrificed a child and gave up winning the throne to help.
Then Sam’s dumb ass “would you have killed them?” Yeah probably? They were traitors who refused to bend the knee, Jon’s literally killed multiple traitors before. And “would she give up her crown for her people,” SHE GAVE UP A DRAGON AND IS THERE TO SAVE YOU!
Also, there was 0 reason to tell Jon in that moment, before the dead attack!, that he was a Targaryen.
I know the main talking point of season 7 and 8 are the flaws they have, but i hope yall will watch this last season to find the good bits and to see how everybodys story ends and not watching it to notice every little thing thats wrong, which will be hard since its the main talking point, because although they arent the best when it comes to the writing and character development, they have some good stand out moments. And giving the fact that they only had 13 episodes, after 6 seasons, to pull everything together across like 20 character storylines or something, they did do well.
I agree to everything except "they had only" they choose to have only 13 episodes, they could've done more. But yeah, it's still a beautiful show.
@@MyaMore-cb7zbyeah, that's the thing that's infuriating. HBO would have thrown money at them forever if they wanted it. Every mistake made was self-inflicted because they chose to cram 3 or 4 seasons worth of content into 1 (short) season
@@j_fley6702literally “we needed 7 more seasons and every season needed 15 episodes” like no bro they could filled gaps by making 7&8 full seasons and maybe 1 more extra one.
(Sigh) unfortunately it happens with every GOT reactor at this point. 😕 The “ we hate 7 & 8” noise is so loud that I almost wish reactors would stop at the end of 6.I’ve yet to see any reactors in the last 3 years that don’t go into 7 & 8 primarily looking for the flaws and not having the luxury that most of us had in just going on the ride.I actually saw a reactor looking for the coffee cup.🤦🏾♀️😩😂 Bridge and Cody are genuinely 2 of the best on YT but even for them I think the negative expectations were set tooo high.
@@brownbutterb-roll921 Yes and no. You don't need to know the late seasons are bad to recognized the fast travel insanity and amenisia water they all drinking. (especially ppl that were decent characters before)
But i'll agree, it's like going into Harry Potter for the first time and everyone told u "it get darker and darker" while u never asked for the info. It WILL change ur perspective compared to the person that lived it. That's part of "being late" to watch something. (I know that feeling sooo i'm not mad at them for being prepared xd)
OMG finally we are BACK!
Fun fact, Bron and Cersi dated in real life, but it ended poorly and they are never in the same scene in the show because of that reason.
Jerome Flynn has denied this.
@@HuntingViolets Well he denied the feud. He said they get along just fine. They did, in fact, date in the early 2000s. But his stance was that they were okay, and even did actually have one scene together. They get along fine, apparently.
@@courtneylconover80 Yes.
Can’t wait to watch this when I get home
My favorite reactors. Never stop!
“Come to aunty” 😂
Shit about to go down😅
lol niagara falls... as a canadian i sure laughed at this one
and here we are
THE MOST BALL BUSTING SEASON OF ALL TIME... BE PREPARED TO BE EXTREMELY CONFUSED LET DOWN AND EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED ☹️
I am here for Sansa and her confidence. She earned it after everything she’s been through. Sansa loves her people and wants them to be safe.