Can I just say I really appreciate these videos showcasing all the lesser known workers in a tv production? You see actors and directors all the time, I like seeing the background artists and barbers and stuntmen get some appreciation too.
Hey, if he doesn’t want the full sized one, just give him the miniature. He could put it next to a pool of water or something. That would be cool and melancholy as fuck!
never in a million years would i have guessed the way they shot the dragon fire scenes was by LITERALLY SETTING PEOPLE ON FIRE WITH A FLAME THROWER OMFG
the joke delivery was so awkward like he was really hoping it sticks. he doesn't have matt smith's confidence that's for sure. "ah, ser crispen was it"
@user-be7tc2bd6e yeah like even though that's what they're being paid to do and everyone there seems confident that everything is under control, I would be too scared to light the stuntman with fire
@@Spongebrain97 I wouldn't be that-GUY-to light anyone on fire,accidents on set happen all the time,I couldn't live with myself if a fellow cast mate got seriously hurt by my actions.
The production quality of this show is just palpable. I'm also impressed with the VFX work this season. We've seen some incredible shots so far. Say what you will, but this show is eating!
I am really enjoying this season so far. People complain to complain but I have very few gripes with it. I've also really enjoyed the way the dragons have been moving in the sky this season. They just look so natural. The detail is incredible.
It literally looks like it costs about a billion dollars per episode. And like they spend three days on the small scenes, forget about the massive VFX ones. Madness. You can see why it takes two years between seasons.
Laughing and joking around helps relieve stress and release those feel good chemicals in your body called endorphins.Especially when you're working long work hours and doing things over and over again. We used laughter a lot in Iraq,most of our humor was rather dark and risque at times,but,it made us laugh-OFTEN. LOL.
It´s still insane to me that Ottos actor is apparently the funniest and most silly dude you´ll ever meet on a set when you see the character of Otto Hightower who I think hasn´t told a non-dry joke in his life! 😅
I've been following Clinton (Addam's actor) on socials and he seems to be having the time of his liiife on set! I'm not surprised he insisted on doing his own stunts, that must've been hard but so rewarding. Can't wait to see more of Addam!
For once, i seriously dont mind the racial swap for the valerions and addam of hull, it makes perfect sense, I know there was no point of me mentioning race into this, but I think it needs to be said, he's convincingly playing Addam of Hull, even if its through a few dialogue. (I can only imagine how Clinton acts as Adam once he meets Hugh Hammer)
This episode was really good. Watching Vizzy T come back. Watching Aemond roast Larys and removing Alicent. Watching Alicent cry over Aegon. Gwayne talking about Daeron. My most favourite scene of this episode was when Larys cries and show his vulnerabilities to another cripple and sympathetise with him and i found that to be scarily likeable. But Seasmoke was the MVP of this episode.
I LOVED this episode. Episodes 3 and 5 were weak, but episodes 1, 2, 4 and now 6 have eaten the whole feast and left no crumbs. This episode was great for all you mentioned.
@@DanteVerde-pt9zc The Vizzy T bot still works, he's commenting in the House of the Dragon subreddit as of like 20 mins ago I love him, but he's not as funny as the Bobby B bot, imo
I know the danger they go through and feel,I did several tours to Iraq and felt fear every day being in dangerous situations,hoping beyond hope you don't get killed or injured.
For TV version, I don't now how it would end, but so far.. Bruh... As a book reader Ryan condal does a great job adapting House Of the Dragon. SOLID!!!!!
@@brade7022 Actually there are quite a lot like me. Because we think the show won't works really well if they stick 100% to the book, especially when HOTD original source is more likely history book.
@luckyadrianhutapea yea you're spot on there. There's a whole bunch of room for interpretation. I only read up to about rooks rest so bar a few major events. I'm more or less in the dark now and it's definitely gotten more interesting for me
Gosh I have missed Paddy. And these behind the scenes videos always amaze me at the vast number of professionals involved in every aspect. Rowley is a gem. 👌
Solid episode, people aren't ready for the end of s2. Not too sure why everyone is hating on this season and getting angry when there isn't a huge battle in every episode, imagine early seasons of got being released now and getting dunked on for being too boring "because nothing happened"
I am very disappointed. Two years wait for a season like this, and a two year wait after if I want to continue the story. This was the wrong choice of pace for eight episodes, none of which are much longer than an hour, as people have pointed out to me. And I think it's disingenuous of you to imply that's because there's no battles. Season 1 had one big battle (Stepstones) and one dragon "fight" if you could call it that. I loved it regardless. The story has stagnated, not the dragons and battles. They waste way too many minutes on close ups of characters staring at literal motes of dust.
It’s not about action. It’s about engagement. That’s why people are complaining about pacing. Daemon has been tripping balls for three episodes now. Rhaenyra is still bemoaning her time at Dragonstone, multiple small council meetings with no actual change, so much dithering with no forward momentum.
The issue isn't that there aren't a lot of battles, the issue is Daemon's storyline is completely boring and reeks of padding. None of the characters he meets are all that interesting and his dream sequences feel like a waste of time simply because they aren't moving any plot point forward. If his scenes had him having any semblance of a decent conversation in them then that would be one thing, but I personally can't remember a single conversation he's had with anyone because no one really has anything interesting to say this season. GoT had some of the best conversations in television; Ned and Robert in the field, Robert and Cersei in episode 5, Littlefinger and Varys always trying to one-up each other, etc. Season two of HotD literally has NOTHING even close to those great conversations. And that's just ONE aspect of season two's downfalls. Pretty much none of the characters feel like they're getting much character development. Aegon had some pretty great scenes in the first two episodes and it's interesting seeing Aemond in a place of power now, but pretty much everyone else feels stalled, like the writers didn't know what to do with them. Alicent and Cole are definitely the worst written characters this season so far. Alicent's rational for why she believes she deserves power makes absolutely no sense given the context of her situation and Cole is such a gigantic narcissistic moron that it's hilarious the writers think it's believable that he could win any battles. Lol In order to win battles you need to be able to think in broad long term strokes, but Cole is so short-sighted and dim-witted that he couldn't realistically win a battle even if he had cheat codes. 😂
I do not care about a single battle. I only want consistent unbiased writing, and I didn't get that. Still this episode was not so bad, if you ignore them cutting Nettles and giving her role to f*cking Rhaena of all people
This episode was one of my favourites actually, it had a perfect mix of plot development and action and suspense. Shame to see its getting hated on, it doesnt deserve that. Ive been very critical of this season, and Id say this is my second favourite episode, after Rooks Rest. The staff should be proud of themselves.
I 💯 agree. People forget that it’s meant to be a drama series, not an action show. Some of my favourite scenes this whole season were the ones where it’s just two characters onscreen talking (or arguing, or whatever) with those long lengths of dialogue where the actors can really shine like a Shakespeare soliloquy - of which there are a few standouts in this ep alone: Aemond and Alicent in the council room, Larys describing a cripple’s life to Aegon, and Daemon pleading with Alys for help.
I’m so happy for Addam’s actor - Clinton Liberty - that scene was so cool, I wanted to scream through all the time that that scene was playing 😭😭 Props to the actor for doing all the stunts, he did an amazing job
Great episode and loved the small folk plan from the white worm. People who are expecting a dragon battle every other episode will get rubbish battles and no pay off. The reason episode 4 payed off so well was the 3 episodes leading to it. I only expect one more big event in the final episode, the next episode will also lead to the final.
I couldn't care less if there were battles or not as long as the scenes I'm watching are engaging and thought provoking. I feel like this season has too much unimportant filler with no character development happening. Daemon's dreams were interesting the first couple of times, but now they are getting stale. Yes, we get it, he is battling his inner-demons, but literally nothing else is happening. Daemon went from one of the most interesting characters to watch last season to an absolute bore this one. Tell me one meaningful action Daemon has taken outside of going to Harrenhall in the first place? Chopping wood? There are also multiple logical inconsistencies. How are the Blacks getting food into King's Landing if the gates are sealed off by Aemond? Why did Rhaenyra choose Seasmoke of all of the dragons, when she knows that Laenor is still alive- making it extremely unlikely for that dragon to willingly start a new bond. After all we are told that the bond lasts for life and that a dragon will refuse another rider as long as their old is alive. It is also hinted at in the books that the dragons know instinctively if their riders are alive or not. So Seasmoke should not want a new rider. And Rhaenyra should know this, given that she planned for Laenor to be alive, right? The books doesn't have this problem as Laenor is fairly certainly dead there. But the show doesn't want Rhaenyra to look bad- so they decided to make changes. Also for the life of me I can't understand why she has so much trust in the White Worm given her previous affiliations in King's Landing, but one sob-story in and she wants to bed her even though she is still legally married to Daemon. Not that she gives a shit about convention or Daemon at this point- but it makes no sense that she would risk her reputation to have a fling with some commoner- when her legitimacy and image matters more than ever.
"And the napalm engulfed them, and we could see them dancing in the fire. And as soon as that that napalm died down and we could run out into that smoldering grass, we did. And a man loomed up in the smoke, and he said, get this man by his feet. And I reached, and I caught his ankles. And when I did, the nylon of the the combat boots crumbled in my hands and the flesh came off... And this affects you... you can't be a detached observer in those circumstances." Joseph L Galloway describing the effects of napalm in the Battle of Ia Drang (watch We Were Soldiers for 1% of that horror). Every time they do a dragonfire scene, I think of that quote, but especially this scene. Harrowing stuff.
I haven’t seen the episode yet due to time zone difference but omg huge props to the entire team. Everyone created something unbelievably stunning. The sets, props, special effects, cinematography etc… That gantry is just incredible.
Between CGI and dolls, it never even occurred to me that those were actual real stunt people on fire. And not like a little bit of fire on a body part, but fully engulfed. Damn. I would be Stressed. Out. being involved in any way with that scene, even just as a spectator.
I absolutely love watching behind the scenes of how shows/movies are made. This is amazing all around and such talented people. Also give Paddy the statue once the show is done 😂
The hardest scene was with the yawn and the sneeze, the sun was setting, hale clouds at the horizon but thankfully the yawn and sneeze stuntmen pulled through and synced perfectly on a boom operator's fart and THEN we found out they planned it together, heroes all 3, we proposed them for knighting.
8:47 ...but Corlys' ISN'T a Targaryen. He's a Velaryon w/ Valyrian blood, that's why Corlys has the white/silver hair. Unless this was a subtle clue about their MOTHER being a Targ Bastard??
He approached SeaSmoke full of trepidation and fear. Even the way he was moving could trigger dragon because he was creeping not walking. I think SeaSmoke wanted to bond but Ser Steffon's actions worried him and when dragons get worried.......
Can I just say I really appreciate these videos showcasing all the lesser known workers in a tv production? You see actors and directors all the time, I like seeing the background artists and barbers and stuntmen get some appreciation too.
who cares
@@lillol3245 I do. That’s the point of the post
@@lillol3245plenty of people who aren’t totally miserable. Hope that helps
it’s great!! especially at a time when these behind ppl are suffering especially
@@lillol3245bravo 👏
Give Paddy that statue for his garden or something! 🤣
Hey, if he doesn’t want the full sized one, just give him the miniature. He could put it next to a pool of water or something. That would be cool and melancholy as fuck!
@@Lifad2011 that too
Bringing back Paddy was a brilliant move
"I'm Targaryen baby." lmao
“Can’t put that in the garden, you can see it from fuckin’ space.” 😂😂😂
Love it! I think this might be the end of Daemon's visions..
I almost cried when I saw him holding Blackfyre
I was also happy Milly got a return. I hope the two will get to do flash backs in a third season.
never in a million years would i have guessed the way they shot the dragon fire scenes was by LITERALLY SETTING PEOPLE ON FIRE WITH A FLAME THROWER OMFG
Not them saying "Ser Steffon Sparklyn" 😭😭
the joke delivery was so awkward like he was really hoping it sticks.
he doesn't have matt smith's confidence that's for sure.
"ah, ser crispen was it"
Right?! My man got jokes.
@@HisameArtworkDry humor
Ser steffon cryspynnnn 🔥💀
In my opinion it worked perfectly.
Massive respect to those stuntman, that looks fucking terrifying.
It is.Even trying to control-FIRE-is very risky,thank God all those brave stuntmen suffered no hard.
that's crazy af, hope that job pays well
@@ytuseracct exactly what I was thinking after watching that breakdown. Like, they better be gettin PAID!
@user-be7tc2bd6e yeah like even though that's what they're being paid to do and everyone there seems confident that everything is under control, I would be too scared to light the stuntman with fire
@@Spongebrain97 I wouldn't be that-GUY-to light anyone on fire,accidents on set happen all the time,I couldn't live with myself if a fellow cast mate got seriously hurt by my actions.
I was drinking water when Paddy hits me with "No, we cant put that in the garden. you can see it from fucking space". I choked
The production quality of this show is just palpable. I'm also impressed with the VFX work this season. We've seen some incredible shots so far. Say what you will, but this show is eating!
I am really enjoying this season so far. People complain to complain but I have very few gripes with it. I've also really enjoyed the way the dragons have been moving in the sky this season. They just look so natural. The detail is incredible.
the quality is amazing but the huge amount of the money they have is crazy too
writing sucks
It literally looks like it costs about a billion dollars per episode. And like they spend three days on the small scenes, forget about the massive VFX ones. Madness. You can see why it takes two years between seasons.
Yet they don't show a single vfx scene or breakdown in these videos or the marketing, makes me kinda mad ngl
The heck, why are the artors and actress so funny. It's such a contrast to their characters. Love it
Laughing and joking around helps relieve stress and release those feel good chemicals in your body called endorphins.Especially when you're working long work hours and doing things over and over again. We used laughter a lot in Iraq,most of our humor was rather dark and risque at times,but,it made us laugh-OFTEN. LOL.
Emma who was like I'm always up for anything. *record scratch* Uh...I don't want to be set on fire.
It´s still insane to me that Ottos actor is apparently the funniest and most silly dude you´ll ever meet on a set when you see the character of Otto Hightower who I think hasn´t told a non-dry joke in his life! 😅
Sea Smoke said No Thank You, I'll choose my own rider. . .
Surely has a type !
@@Blablablabla-i8qthat's what I thought
Glad to see the dragons can choose.
Seasmoke be like: "Fine, I'll do it myself"
they're practically brothers...
Why are stunt people not getting their awards is baffling me. Imagine being set on fire. I don't care if they are "protected". That is MENTAL!
seasmoke only accepts riders with supermodel cheekbones
Only those with pretty Privilege
That Seasmoke scene was cut perfectly because we've already seen Aemond's dragon mounting scene in enormous detail and there was no way to top that.
I've been following Clinton (Addam's actor) on socials and he seems to be having the time of his liiife on set! I'm not surprised he insisted on doing his own stunts, that must've been hard but so rewarding. Can't wait to see more of Addam!
plus you stay more on set with all your friends if you don't have to switch with doubles.
For once, i seriously dont mind the racial swap for the valerions and addam of hull, it makes perfect sense, I know there was no point of me mentioning race into this, but I think it needs to be said, he's convincingly playing Addam of Hull, even if its through a few dialogue. (I can only imagine how Clinton acts as Adam once he meets Hugh Hammer)
@@Relixification Definitely not necessary, but your intentions are good ;)
@@wisterio3757 how is it not when they are not black in the books....
This episode was really good. Watching Vizzy T come back. Watching Aemond roast Larys and removing Alicent. Watching Alicent cry over Aegon. Gwayne talking about Daeron. My most favourite scene of this episode was when Larys cries and show his vulnerabilities to another cripple and sympathetise with him and i found that to be scarily likeable.
But Seasmoke was the MVP of this episode.
I miss Vizzy T's bot where is he?
I LOVED this episode.
Episodes 3 and 5 were weak, but episodes 1, 2, 4 and now 6 have eaten the whole feast and left no crumbs.
This episode was great for all you mentioned.
@@DanteVerde-pt9zc The Vizzy T bot still works, he's commenting in the House of the Dragon subreddit as of like 20 mins ago
I love him, but he's not as funny as the Bobby B bot, imo
Olivia casually singing “the boy’s a liarrr” 😂😂😂 I love her
The effort that goes into this series is insane, The production budget is worth whatever see on camera
props to the stunt men for making the magic possible!!!
I know the danger they go through and feel,I did several tours to Iraq and felt fear every day being in dangerous situations,hoping beyond hope you don't get killed or injured.
For TV version, I don't now how it would end, but so far.. Bruh... As a book reader Ryan condal does a great job adapting House Of the Dragon. SOLID!!!!!
Holy hell, a book reader that isn't despising everything the show is doing, you're a rare find this season haha
@@brade7022 Actually there are quite a lot like me. Because we think the show won't works really well if they stick 100% to the book, especially when HOTD original source is more likely history book.
@luckyadrianhutapea yea you're spot on there. There's a whole bunch of room for interpretation. I only read up to about rooks rest so bar a few major events. I'm more or less in the dark now and it's definitely gotten more interesting for me
Gosh I have missed Paddy. And these behind the scenes videos always amaze me at the vast number of professionals involved in every aspect. Rowley is a gem. 👌
"It's the ears that always get burned when you do a burn without a mask on."
Wait. what.
Solid episode, people aren't ready for the end of s2. Not too sure why everyone is hating on this season and getting angry when there isn't a huge battle in every episode, imagine early seasons of got being released now and getting dunked on for being too boring "because nothing happened"
I hate this season because it was the fastest 6 weeks of my life
I am very disappointed. Two years wait for a season like this, and a two year wait after if I want to continue the story. This was the wrong choice of pace for eight episodes, none of which are much longer than an hour, as people have pointed out to me. And I think it's disingenuous of you to imply that's because there's no battles. Season 1 had one big battle (Stepstones) and one dragon "fight" if you could call it that. I loved it regardless. The story has stagnated, not the dragons and battles. They waste way too many minutes on close ups of characters staring at literal motes of dust.
It’s not about action. It’s about engagement. That’s why people are complaining about pacing. Daemon has been tripping balls for three episodes now. Rhaenyra is still bemoaning her time at Dragonstone, multiple small council meetings with no actual change, so much dithering with no forward momentum.
The issue isn't that there aren't a lot of battles, the issue is Daemon's storyline is completely boring and reeks of padding. None of the characters he meets are all that interesting and his dream sequences feel like a waste of time simply because they aren't moving any plot point forward.
If his scenes had him having any semblance of a decent conversation in them then that would be one thing, but I personally can't remember a single conversation he's had with anyone because no one really has anything interesting to say this season.
GoT had some of the best conversations in television; Ned and Robert in the field, Robert and Cersei in episode 5, Littlefinger and Varys always trying to one-up each other, etc. Season two of HotD literally has NOTHING even close to those great conversations.
And that's just ONE aspect of season two's downfalls. Pretty much none of the characters feel like they're getting much character development. Aegon had some pretty great scenes in the first two episodes and it's interesting seeing Aemond in a place of power now, but pretty much everyone else feels stalled, like the writers didn't know what to do with them.
Alicent and Cole are definitely the worst written characters this season so far. Alicent's rational for why she believes she deserves power makes absolutely no sense given the context of her situation and Cole is such a gigantic narcissistic moron that it's hilarious the writers think it's believable that he could win any battles. Lol In order to win battles you need to be able to think in broad long term strokes, but Cole is so short-sighted and dim-witted that he couldn't realistically win a battle even if he had cheat codes. 😂
I do not care about a single battle. I only want consistent unbiased writing, and I didn't get that.
Still this episode was not so bad, if you ignore them cutting Nettles and giving her role to f*cking Rhaena of all people
Loved seeing a hale-and-healthy Viserys, even if it was in a dream...
"WHY IS MY SON WRAPPED IN A SHIT RAG?! That's the scene innit?" ROTFLMAO Paddy Considine is a national treasure 😂😂😂
@11:02 Ser Steffon Darklyn is sparklyn indeed ✨🔥 🤣
This episode was one of my favourites actually, it had a perfect mix of plot development and action and suspense. Shame to see its getting hated on, it doesnt deserve that. Ive been very critical of this season, and Id say this is my second favourite episode, after Rooks Rest. The staff should be proud of themselves.
I 💯 agree. People forget that it’s meant to be a drama series, not an action show.
Some of my favourite scenes this whole season were the ones where it’s just two characters onscreen talking (or arguing, or whatever) with those long lengths of dialogue where the actors can really shine like a Shakespeare soliloquy - of which there are a few standouts in this ep alone: Aemond and Alicent in the council room, Larys describing a cripple’s life to Aegon, and Daemon pleading with Alys for help.
The mob stunt is so intense and seeing that they are having fun is total 360 degree
Seasmoke: Sure, get on. SYKE!!!
Seasmoke is a dick for that lol. He was a loyal knight
Seasmoke playin in people's faces. You got it bro, hop on, it's all good.
Ha ha, your bad, catch this fire!
I think he did it cause the guy spoke the common tongue when he said "I did it."
I actually think he accepted him, but dude took so long (showed fear) and then was too overconfident without even getting on Seasmoke's back.
Paddy brings such an incredible energy!
Those stuntmen better have been paid EXTRA for being literally put on FIRE
I’m so happy for Addam’s actor - Clinton Liberty - that scene was so cool, I wanted to scream through all the time that that scene was playing 😭😭 Props to the actor for doing all the stunts, he did an amazing job
Great episode and loved the small folk plan from the white worm. People who are expecting a dragon battle every other episode will get rubbish battles and no pay off. The reason episode 4 payed off so well was the 3 episodes leading to it. I only expect one more big event in the final episode, the next episode will also lead to the final.
I couldn't care less if there were battles or not as long as the scenes I'm watching are engaging and thought provoking. I feel like this season has too much unimportant filler with no character development happening. Daemon's dreams were interesting the first couple of times, but now they are getting stale. Yes, we get it, he is battling his inner-demons, but literally nothing else is happening. Daemon went from one of the most interesting characters to watch last season to an absolute bore this one.
Tell me one meaningful action Daemon has taken outside of going to Harrenhall in the first place? Chopping wood?
There are also multiple logical inconsistencies. How are the Blacks getting food into King's Landing if the gates are sealed off by Aemond? Why did Rhaenyra choose Seasmoke of all of the dragons, when she knows that Laenor is still alive- making it extremely unlikely for that dragon to willingly start a new bond. After all we are told that the bond lasts for life and that a dragon will refuse another rider as long as their old is alive. It is also hinted at in the books that the dragons know instinctively if their riders are alive or not. So Seasmoke should not want a new rider. And Rhaenyra should know this, given that she planned for Laenor to be alive, right?
The books doesn't have this problem as Laenor is fairly certainly dead there. But the show doesn't want Rhaenyra to look bad- so they decided to make changes.
Also for the life of me I can't understand why she has so much trust in the White Worm given her previous affiliations in King's Landing, but one sob-story in and she wants to bed her even though she is still legally married to Daemon. Not that she gives a shit about convention or Daemon at this point- but it makes no sense that she would risk her reputation to have a fling with some commoner- when her legitimacy and image matters more than ever.
I knew I needed Paddy to come back, I am SO HYPE
0:17 That's shepherd for sure now
The dragon distribution system working amazingly
"And the napalm engulfed them, and we could see them dancing in the fire. And as soon as that that napalm died down and we could run out into that smoldering grass, we did. And a man loomed up in the smoke, and he said, get this man by his feet. And I reached, and I caught his ankles. And when I did, the nylon of the the combat boots crumbled in my hands and the flesh came off... And this affects you... you can't be a detached observer in those circumstances." Joseph L Galloway describing the effects of napalm in the Battle of Ia Drang (watch We Were Soldiers for 1% of that horror).
Every time they do a dragonfire scene, I think of that quote, but especially this scene. Harrowing stuff.
19:02 the cat distribution system is at it again 🤭
Emma: "turns out i dont want to be set on fire"
I got bad news for you 😭
NAHHHHHH THATS FOUL 😭😭😭😭
JAIL!!! HAHAHAHA
She knew what she was doing saying that!
Spoiler! That is not nice!
BRO!!!
"Ser Steffon Sparklyn" is diabolical
RIP Ser Steffon *Sparklyn*
I haven’t seen the episode yet due to time zone difference but omg huge props to the entire team. Everyone created something unbelievably stunning. The sets, props, special effects, cinematography etc… That gantry is just incredible.
You are going to love it, marvellous.
'Stephan Sparkland' followed by a little grin, that's a pre planned dad joke right there 😅
Having Paddy back was such a treat. His portrayal of Viserys is one of the best performances in all of GoT/HotD.
Thank you film-making team for transporting us to this mystical world curated through artistry. Your hard work paid off, and it shows.
Uses a fucking blowtorch to light the candles
“Why are the candles melting and not staying lit?”
The riot scene was amazing. My heart was pumping!!
Welcome back Paddy! Our King!
"no, you can see that from fucking space" 😂😂😂 classic british humour
14:27 well, wait till your last scene Emma...
The craftsmen and stunt performers behind this show... such pros amazing!
Also Paddy 💕💕
Between CGI and dolls, it never even occurred to me that those were actual real stunt people on fire. And not like a little bit of fire on a body part, but fully engulfed. Damn. I would be Stressed. Out. being involved in any way with that scene, even just as a spectator.
Episode 6: The Return of the King.
Everytime I watch these videos, I get so impressed by the production value of this show. It's insane!
SeaSmoke and Cheese's dog...relentless !!!
Nice to see that he's still around and doing ok. Hope someone adopts him soon!
@@reya346 I thought Hugh was gonna cook him for dinner!
@@ytuseraccthe is a lucky bastard if it wasn't for the blacks ship he was a goner for sure
@@ytuseracctI hadn't eve thought of that; luckily it didn't happen although people are known to do strange things when they're really starving!
This was such a well-directed episode
Loved every minute of it!
I absolutely love watching behind the scenes of how shows/movies are made. This is amazing all around and such talented people. Also give Paddy the statue once the show is done 😂
Stuntwork and practical effects etc. will always be better than CGI. Mad respect to these guys!
Someone please get Daemon out of Luigi’s Mansion! 😩
0:22 what a legend
Won't lie, I didn't expect to see any deep dive about the fish and the dude throwing it.
14:22 Oh poor soul, you don't know what is coming. 😢😢
That is how the shepherd was born. I'm almost sure that guy will be the shepherd.
Amazing work!
I miss Paddy, I almost cried seeing him with Daemond.
And the whole thing with getting burned is mental OMG
The teams that do this work are amazing! thanks for bringing this world to life!
Paddy seems like a hilarious dude to hang out around
I can never have enough of these behind the scenes series. Some of them are more interesting than the actual episodes. 😜
I'm always happy to see Paddy Considine again
So good to see Paddy again!
5:55 Queen of Fish!!!
6:57 I honestly fangirled at Terry Cade the man is a certified legend
I love these behind the scenes videos almost as I love the show!
“Whys my son wrapped in a shit rag?” 😂
Amazing!!! Love the Behind the scenes.
LOVED seeing Paddy return as Viserys.
Those stunt people are gangster.
1:02 1:07 1:42 Paddy is hilarious!
'having watched that i thought, oh i actually dont want to be set on fire' 😭bad luck on that one emma
2:56 I don't know why but that really cracks me up
10:42 the barber is hilarious.😂😂😂😂
I really like these behind the scenes videos.
11:33 Ser Steffon Sparklyn 😂
Love Paddy. Robbed of an Emmy nomination for season 1.
Insane production
The hardest scene was with the yawn and the sneeze, the sun was setting, hale clouds at the horizon but thankfully the yawn and sneeze stuntmen pulled through and synced perfectly on a boom operator's fart and THEN we found out they planned it together, heroes all 3, we proposed them for knighting.
8:47 ...but Corlys' ISN'T a Targaryen. He's a Velaryon w/ Valyrian blood, that's why Corlys has the white/silver hair.
Unless this was a subtle clue about their MOTHER being a Targ Bastard??
This was my favourite episode thus far jeez
Paddy playing with a dead baby model while laughing 😂😂
Getting set on fire is a skill I hope not to perfect. WOW.
8:15 that boys a leyaa lmao
He approached SeaSmoke full of trepidation and fear. Even the way he was moving could trigger dragon because he was creeping not walking. I think SeaSmoke wanted to bond but Ser Steffon's actions worried him and when dragons get worried.......
Addam please file your adoption papers- your beloved son to be seasmoke
I think I know why there's only 8 episodes this season - dragon shots are expensive and this season has them in spades!
🔥🔥🔥🔥
This season >>>>>>>
14:29 LMAOO let’s see how that goes
I never noticed Steffon cutting his own throat, holy shit.
Daddy and his boys😂😂
Love that they got a black barber to make sure they got the shaving correct on that type of hair. So detailed
8:14 omg pink pantheres feat Ice spice
How did you called the Seasmoke - Addam Meeting on Set? Please tell us you called it the dragon distribution system.