Unfortunately he becomes a driveling idiot post season 4 in the show and ends up being quite the monster himself in the books. Although not a stupid one.
I love Tyrion's logic-bomb in the face of all this high-emotion: "We had three Starks to trade...you chopped one's head off and let the other escape. Father will be furious."
Every family has THAT child, the disappointment that can never seem to get it right. It's nice to see that at least in the lannister family the shoe is Finally on the other foot for a change. Every disappointing child's dream is to one day finally have a moment of their own and one up the favorite. What would you give to have tyrions moment here be your moment?
@@jeffcordova9633 I mean he said nothing but the truth,if Cersei didn’t let her son became a spoil brat,and actually took control,this wouldn’t have happened.
In the book, Tyrion says to Joffrey "sorry for your loss" and Joffrey is like "what loss" and Tyrion is like "your father?" and Joffrey is like "oh, yes. Very sad." I lol'd when I first read that.
@@Elias6233 Sadly.. in the books he led his men into battle. He killed men, he took wounds and in the end, he survived. Not sure why they decided to cut that out of the show. Budget issues maybe?
@@rupertgarcia If there ever is a Game of Thrones remake it won't have the cast from the original HBO series, they've all stated they won't be doing a remake
gamemaster613 it’s phrases like this one that assure me Tyrion’s true son of Tywin,meaning that it sounds like something Tywin would say - simple,clever and straight to the point
I actually really didn't like that line. Tyrion has struggled his entire life because he's "the disappointing" child, but then he actually used that line against someone else? I don't mind that Cersei got burned, but that line also lowered Tyrion's character.
shawaam I'd say it's less what you said, and more about this being the first time that Tyrion is favored more than Cersei by Tywin. So in a sense, Tyrion was telling the truth; Cersei disappointed Tywin by executing Ned, and sent Tyrion to handle Cersei & Joffrey.
@@Austin123. how to fight, yes. Be a real man, hmmm, the whoring and drinking part for sure but also little sense of responsibility as a husband and father. Yet even so, much much better than what Cersei had done. Joffrey might be a talented psychopath, but with proper education, it can be preventable.
@@Austin123. in the books he did. Joffrey was quite brave and bold. And he was quite good sword fighter too, he fighted with Robb and although he lost he did put a fair fight
+DancingShaved PolarBear I don't think she quite loves her children so much as she loves herself and merely sees her children as extensions of herself. That's why she fixates on Joffrey and overlooks the others, because Joffrey is king and in him she derives her greatest vicarious ego-gratification. She loves the idealized concept of her children more than her children themselves.
+Lietiel No she actually loves her kids She was furious at Tyrion sending Marcella away and was about to kill her youngest son when Stanis was coming because killing him with a painless way like poison is better than what Stanis and his men might do
Lucky Zed No, my point stands. Being merciful to children whom she loves as extensions of herself doesn't negate her narcissism. If she loved them outright she wouldn't be so cruel to them when they've disappointed her, and she wouldn't fixate on Joffrey while largely ignoring the others.
I love the little smirk that Tyrion has when he tells Cersei that she's the disappointing child. He gets so much joy out of it, its a delight to watch.
***** You've got that backwards. Cersei has hated Tyrion since the day he was born and always treated terribly. If she had been kind to him, and loved him like a brother he would have been completely devoted and loyal to her. Which she desperately needs right now, given her current predicament.
"Robb Stark is a child." "Yes, a child who has not only won every battle he's fought so far, but also a child surrounded on all sides by hardened, blooded warriors whom at this very moment are sharing with him everything they know about war. He will be the most dangerous child you've ever heard of."
@@collaborativelearning1 Haha thanks, it's what I would've said if I were Tyrion or at that meeting at least. Edit: I'm also dabbling in creative writing myself, currently trying my hand at a novel. This scene is from back when the writing was snare drum tight under Martin's consulting, a level I aspire to.
4:00 The eyeroll when he says ‘One?!’ is fantastic. You can feel Tyrion bracing himself for whatever is coming next. Dinklage is so great. Annoyed but not shocked.
"If I were capable of tricking Father, I'd be Emperor of the World by now." - I know, Peter Dinklage is a funny man, but this line just made me crack up.
NicholasGeschke That is true tricking twyin would require more planning than how to stop every single war all over the world in a minute. a little bit of exaggeration
What I love about this is his confidence. They way he walks into each scene. Scene 1 the dwarf walks in and insults the king followed by a mercenary and a group of brigands he got to work with him through words rather than strength. Then scene 2 he walks into a room of the highest ranked people in the kingdom whistling rains of castamere. Again he is the smallest one there but his confidence shows he is the most powerful in the room as the only one to question him is the queen regent, who Tyrion then puts in her place. If only Tywin let go of his resentment for Tyrion, then he would have realized he was the perfect heir.
That's the irony I suppose. Jamie was far too Good in the end, even failingly, to be what tywin wanted and Cersei was never clever enough. Tyrion was the perfect heir. And tywin quite simply never noticed because he never cared to look.
I feel like Westeros would run a lot more smoothly if the Small Council didn't insist on taking all of their meetings with two bottles of wine on the table.
I love that smirk on Tyrion's face when Cersei yells for everyone to get out. Tyrion knew it was going to be the highlight of the day when Cersei learned of his promotion hahaha.
Every time I see old clips from the show, my heart breaks for how season 8 turned out. Not even the phenomenal acting abilities of the cast could mask the ghastly writing. Oh, what could've been.
@@achu2022 it was entirely predictable after season 5 was over. The writing is nite and day different in terms of quality. Season 8 was just the most blatant but season 6 and 7 are just as awful if you rewatch it. Even season 5 dips in the 2nd half once they run out of book material it becomes extremely obvious. Like glaringly obvious. To the point I have never seen a better example of a show faltering once the show runners ran out of printed material to plagiarize.
@@davidabest7195 They weren't "plagiarizing." Martin was paid for his work and these other writers adapted it for TV and then continued on with Martin's permission if not his approval of their work itself. If they had "plagiarized" anything he would have sued them and had the show shut down.
Imagine his reaction if he found out when he returned from the battle of the Blackwater. "You LOST Arya Stark?" "Mehbeh" (thinks back to Harrenhal for a moment) (remembers cupbearer) (remembers that cupbearer was captured in a group coming from Kings Landing. (remembers that cupbearer was a northerner) (remembers that he suspected her to be of noble birth) (remembers dark hair and grey eyes, traits of Stark Geneology) "FUCK!!! THIS IS WHY WE COMMUNICATE THINGS CERSEI!! "
Shame they didn't include this exchange between Tyrion and Cersei "The grieving widow in the Eyrie seems to think it was me. Where did she come by that notion, I wonder?" "I'm sure I don't know. That fool Eddard Stark accused me of the same thing. He hinted that Lord Arryn suspected or . . . well, believed . . . " "That you were fucking our sweet Jaime?" She slapped him. "Did you think I was as blind as Father?" Tyrion rubbed his cheek. "Who you lie with is no matter to me . . . although it doesn't seem quite just that you should open your legs for one brother and not the other." She slapped him. "Be gentle, Cersei, I'm only jesting with you. If truth be told, I'd sooner have a nice whore. I never understood what Jaime saw in you, apart from his own reflection." She slapped him. His cheeks were red and burning, yet he smiled. "If you keep doing that, I may get angry."
It's a shame that he quit acting cause of jackasses attacking him on social media because people can't tell the difference between an actor and the character they are portraying.
2:31 - That eye contact from Tyrion, tongue in his lower lip, keenly watching Cersei's face for the reaction he wants to savour. And one he's probably been imagining the entire journey to King's Landing. And Cersei's baleful glare, whilst repeatedly pinching the flute of that glass on the table, because she already knows what the letter is going to say. Those little flourishes from talented actors. They make all the difference.
2:11 This is so subtle, but awesome at the same time. Around this point in the books, Tyrion suspects Littlefinger framed him for the attempt on Bran's life. That's why they exchange glances like that.
Notice how he said that sentence as if he was explaining logic to an idiot? Tyrion either truly believes in Cersei being REALLY stupid, or his actor thinks most of the audience was too dumb to keep up with the events, and he's probably right
+Simple-Commentator-not-really Cersei IS stupid and Tyrion knows it. Time and time again she proves how inept she is at handling any sort of real authority/power (Handling Joffrey, Raising the High Sparrow.) but she still believes herself the smartest most competent player in the game and everyone around her to be idiots. I expect her to get fucked up HARD in season 7. The bill's coming due, bitch.
+Pirate Man Off course, I'm not arguing. You're right about it all. But if Cersei is to get fucked up hard in the next season, she won't do it without causing lots of pain and suffering herself. Thsoe kind of shows proove to us how dangerous a person with nothing to lose can be. Espescially on Game of Thrones, where for some characters, you're enemy's misery is worth dying for
@@errorsinconduct technically Cersei's actions as a wife and mother led this little gremlin Joffrey to being in that situation in the first place. Still her fault.
That’s what ruined everything about him going to serve Daenerys. Tyrion’s character is so much more entertaining watching him fool cruel or hapless people (Cersei, Janos, Littlefinger, Joffrey) than he is surrounding with well-to-do can do no wrong characters. Game of Thrones was so much better when it focused on power dynamics, verbal battles, & character depth. I still think focusing on the Taergaryans & Daenerys partially ruined the show because she lacked depth. It made her more predictable and made Tyrion useless next her.
@@varric Tbh,when I first watched the series,the most boring part is Daenerys. I think we can all agree in most seasons what happened in the Westeros are a lot more interesting ,not to say Daenerys broke some moral codes in order to get those armies.If there’s a Mary Sue in GoT then it’s got to be Daenerys,if Robb Stark gets her plot armor he would probably ruled the 7 kingdoms in the end of season 2,the whole Stark family didn’t get anything besides Jon who isn’t actually a Stark anyway.
+Lenin Vladimir Then again, Tywin wasn't exactly the type to mince words. He probably wrote something like, "Tyrion will serve as Hand while I'm gone" and then his signature. Perhaps put "Deal with it" in the post-script. XD
"she disappeared" "Disappeared! What, in a puff of smoke!?? We had three Starks to trade. You chopped ones head off and let another one escape. Must be hard for you, to be the disappointing child" one of his greatest shining moments!
Considering the level of fuck up cersie and Joffrey have cause in such a short amount of time it’s a wonder they weren’t under house arrest while the adults fix there mess
Even Joffrey being a psychopath with king power was afraid of Tywin, everyone on the realm knew that you can’t fuck with him, after all the last one that did it was a king and still is dead
I love how Tyrion stares daggers at Cersei as he hands Varys the letter instead of handing it to Cersei herself… because Tyrion know Cersei loves to rip up letters. Tyrion truly is brilliant
Oooooh that would not be a good letter to rip up. Big difference between ripping up Robert's letter after he's dead and Tywin's letter when he's alive and going to find out about it.
@@gentlerabbit6852 He wasn't there but since she did it in front of so many people, it's possible he heard of it. He may also have seen her do things like that in the past.
What makes Tyrion so smart back then? It's called story telling. just admit you didn't like the story at the end, but you look like a fool trying to compare the show to its early seasons. who the hell knows what humans like. they either like something or they dont. most people didn't like the ending, but those same people fail to realize that life is full of these tiny ironies.
Peter Dinklage is such a wonderful actor, and Tyrion Lannister is such a fantastic character. Little people never get roles like that. He must have been so thrilled with it.
...they don't get roles that specifically call for a dwarf? C'mon, dude. Dinklage does great things with all his roles, but this one literally is one written for dwarves. Tyrion is called such almost as much as he's called an imp. It's like saying Willow was a fantastic character, and little people don't get roles like that.
@@willchurch8376 Those roles are rare. Tyrion in particular was a wonderful, well rounded, fully realized character who just happened to be a little person. With only slight changes in dialog, that role could have been played by a full sized person. Much the same could be said about Willow. Most roles for little people though, are comic, or villainous, and two dimensional, playing on stereotypes. Roles like Willow and Tyrion only come along once a great while.
@@dream0504 Yeah he really did lol you're right, dude totally missed his point, Tyrion is technically the main character of this show, he has more airtime than any other character. He was in a lead role in one of the most well loved tv shows in history and he absolutely nailed it, played it to perfection.
+Brandon Stark Well, she **kinda** did something--you see her grab his arm and say something to him angrily, but he just shakes her off and watches poor Ned get whacked. Too bad it wasn't enough.
I miss this so much. I miss Tyrion verbally owning Cersei at every chance he got. He and Tywin (and to a lesser extent Olenna Tyrell) were literally the only people willing to explicitly call Cersei out for how stupid and poor at playing the Game of Thrones she is. Margaery was willing to be super caddy about it, but she never explicitly insulted her like Tywin and Tyrion did. I don't care if Cersei's at where she is right now in the show, it's under the worst circumstances possible because the best Cersei can do is take a large, blunt object approach towards solving all her problems and literally everyone now hates her, which is somehow more people than hated her before.
She was queen mother, it was from part her fault. It was Tyrion who destroyed the enemies at Kings landing. She has won nothing, only lost all her children, all her legacy, the reason to play that game. And now she pulled lannisters into trouble by indebting them to afford golden company to have one more vain, desperate attempt to play game of thrones. She is indeed the most powerful? Naah, she is weak, even a random, foolish guy from the mob persuading people that he can communicate with gods by whatever way was more powerful than her. Even with the greatest army in the world she will be very weak, compusilve puppet that takes everything too personally, puppet that respects only power, puppet that sees all lords equal to her in power and weatlh as her enemies, so inevitably if her rule continues, nothing will be left at the end. And this is not how the game of thrones is played well, since it slowly will turn, and it actually already happened, everyone against her. Cercei is obviously not clever at all, but she thinks quite the opposite.
Cersi Does not lack wit, but she lacks impulse control and good judgment. Its partly Tywin's fault tbf though. He never taught her how to play the game, she had to learn as she went.
@@codysellers4151 cersei did pretty decent at the game. She ascended to Queen or queen mother like five times (Robert, Joffrey, tommen, whatever child came after tommen, the brash navy guy from up North, and had she lived a little bit longer ... Jamie) how many women in life get to say that? She was arguably the most pivotal person of the show
This scene is one of those that always reminded me how much Tonmen and Myrcella loved Tyrion, it always seemed so strange they could not do more to come to his aid
Spyro Fan Well at the beginning of Tyrion's trial, Tommen said that Tywin would take over as judge, so Tommen had nothing to do with the trial or outcome. He was probably convinced by Tywin to stay away. Also Myrcella was sent away to Dorne.
Yes Myrcella was in Dorne but she still could have done something from there. Especially considering her future brother in law was one of Tyrion's judges. And Jaime could have easily talked Tommen round if he'd thought of it and he's the king so even if he did recuse himself at the start it didn't matter.
@@chaimae3652 Tyrion in Season 5 and 6 didn't got much to do apart from recovering his faith in humanity after meeting Daenerys and seeing how she wanted to rule. But even though his work was kind of weak in those seasons it never got as stupid and as infuriating as in Season 7 and 8. The smartest character in the show apparently believes that Cersei is redeemable and makes dumb decisions which cost Daenerys forces and advantage. And don't even talk about the idea of capturing a wight.
+Aquiles Baeza Tyrion's implying that Littlefinger set him up back in the North, when Catelyn had him arrested and dragged to her crazed sister in the Vale. I was wondering why the little lord never asked Catelyn more about the dagger.
+Aquiles Baeza Catelyn told Tyrion that Littlefinger told her the dagger used in the assassination attempt on Bran belonged to Tyrion. In the book, he pretty much says Littlefinger's full of it; Catelyn asks "Why would Petyr lie to me?" to which Tyrion replies: "Why does a bear sh*t in the woods?" Answer: It's in his nature.
I think Tyrion had genuine affection for Marcella and Tommen, as much affection for them as hate for Joffrey. And I think they genuinely loved him too, although their mother would've hated it. Obviously, those two took after Jamie more in that regard.
I love how despite Tywin technically being a Lord and Hand of The King and being "officially" just second in command but neither Joffrey nor Cersei nor de small council dare to question his decision of making Tyrion hand, he has the only army loyal to the crown and the man commands so much respect and fear that nobody cares about technicalities or what the "King" or Cersei have to say, they already assume Tyrion is hand and that's it.
LEDsignNation.com Because of Littlefinger's scheming, Catelyn thought Tyrion responsible for the attempt on Bran's life, captured him &c. &c. Although I'm not sure that at that point Tyrion knows that Littlefinger is to blame.
Владимир Шмелев Well, he knew that it was because of the dagger which he once got from Littlefinger that he was the suspect, so he possibly drew his conclusions from that.
I love how Tyrion always strolled into a room full of people and grabbed a cup of wine like he owned the place before acknowledging anyone. Did it to his father a few times...the look Tywin (and Cersei) would give him..priceless.
I think the tyrion/cersei scenes in season 2 are some of the best in the entire show. They chemistry and acting are just electric from both of them. They are really great friends in real life, and it shows when they are in scenes together, they are both amazing
Just got done with it last night. No words can prepare anybody for the exponential colossal train wreck that is the last two episodes. To me after the battle of winterfell the show ended.
Because of Bronn. Ever since the Hound left, nobody around has the stones or skill for real combat, and they all know Bronn is a cutthroat. Should've kept Barristan on the Guard. Idiot Joffrey.
+Razor Jaime probably could have taken Bronn with ease if he still had his right hand. Mind, Jaime also loved Tyrion and would have no reason to try it. Cersei did always have Gregor Clegane, but your point is made. Not a lot of guys in Kings Landing that could take Bronn on their own. Maybe Illyn Payne?
TESTIFY BROTHA!! But seriously, I'm with you on that. A lot of them were already famous and never fail to make a character come to life; Sean Bean, Charles Dance, Lena Headley, etc. But for the younger actors like Massie Williams and Emilia Clarke, this show will set them up for years! Having such a successful series under your belt is a real accomplishment, at least in the acting world.
Dylan Staats Casting has done an amazing job and should be patting themselves on the back. Tyrion, Tywin, Arya, Sansa, Cersei, Varys,... all casting choices nothing short of brilliant.
ZesPak Its a dream cast; everyone fits their role so well, its as if the character was written for them. The one gripe I have is them replacing certain actor each season - Daario Naharis, Barrick Dondareon, and Gregor Clegane for example.
kiraleskirales Well, I remember Peter Dinklage from the movie 'In Bruges' with Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson, and he was just as awesome then as he is now. As for Massie Williams, Sophie Turner and Emilia Clarke...Yeah, I'd say their current roles will be with them for a long time, though I wouldn't say that's a bad thing. They all portray their characters so well, and off screen they're all sweethearts. Isaac Hempstead-Wright is probably going to become quite a looker once finishes puberty, and he's a great young actor as well. I never heard of Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime Lannister) or Jerome Flynn (Bronn), but I'm definitely going to be looking for them in new films and television series.
Robb one I can forgive, no one could have predicted an amateur to be an Einstein level battle commander, definitely the biggest shock for everyone. But then Varys says ‘baby (insert name of species that conquered the world 300 years ago)’ and all she pulled out from that sentence was of course ‘baby’. Margery gives Tommen some companionship and affection in his endless miserable life of negligent absent father, jealous scheming mother, hellish brother, losing his sister. Obviously she equates this to ‘MaNiPuLaTiOn’. What a sad human being honestly. I don’t care about no witch prophecy, she brought everything on herself. All could have been easily avoided. Similar situation with Cat thinking the gods are punishing her for mistreating Jon when in actuality from the moment she kidnapped Tyrion to freeing Jaime and then negotiating with Walder Frey, she was the root and stem of her own demise.
+Azmordmeus 27 "Gold shall be their crowns and gold their shrouds, and when your tears have drowned you, the valonqar shall wrap his hands around your pale white throat and choke the life from you."
+Naomi Armitage Not inexplicable, just misgiven. Cersei hates him because she feels Tyrion killed their mother since she died giving birth to him. Joffrey hates him because Joffrey is a little shit who hates anyone that tries to put him in his place.
Hey everybody, remember when Tyrion was a badass and the "you love your children" line was just an off-hand remark and not the fundamental basis of a unbelievably moronic diplomacy strategy? Can we please go back to that?
2:46 I love how much subtle characterization there is for every member of the small council with how they choose to conduct themselves and walk out of the room
Long Ago, the story in game of thrones were intriguing, smart and concise but everything changed when D&D attacked. Only GRRM, master of all the books could save the show but when the world needed him the most, he vanished...
@BartJ583 but it definitely could've been better if D&D put a little more effort into it. The show was still great at the time those two were killed off. It made sense, and wasn't just for the sake of subverting expectations like season 8 did
I love the character development they gave Sansa. Sophie did an amazing job. You can see a psychologically tortured young girl who has to pretend to survive, and even then she's tormented and humiliated by someone she is meant to spend the rest of her life with. I hated her in season 1, but when her eyes were opened she became one of my favorite characters
Really Wish Tywin had been there with Tyrion when Cersei revealed that they only had Sansa and had let Arya escape, I would have loved to have seen the look on his face when he heard that
I wished they kept the dialogue in the books when Tyrion and Sansa end up alone and he tells her "Yes, as loyal as a deer surrounded by wolves" "Lions" Sansa whispered.
What an all-around brilliant sequence!! That "why are you here?" from Joffrey was so good, almost with comedic timing. And the witty dialog between the siblings... 👌
at 2:12 Tyrion says "there's so much to be thankful for" and took a rough look to littlefinger... ahahah brilliant, never relized that scene until now... littlefinger told Catelyn Stark that Tyrion was who sent that guy to kill Bran and Tyrion knows that. Some part of my life is complete now.
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“Beloved nephew!”
Tyrion’s first line in season 2 and he’s already trolling someone.
When Tyrion was truly Tyrion. xD
That one line alone is better that every line from season 8
Beloved father
@@juve96 s8 had some s1 dialog so that aint true
Can’t wait for season 3!
Spoiler alert
Tommen didn't get bigger than the Hound
He did - but not in height.
Spoiler alert
They both died by falling
@@dontwearflipflopsfag From the red keep no less.
God bless everyone.
Certainly not as big. Possibly as wide.
Yeah he just became part of the road 🤣
I miss early Tyrion. He was as cunning as his father, but much less vain and cruel.
Character evolution: It was fun but now its everything
Unfortunately he becomes a driveling idiot post season 4 in the show and ends up being quite the monster himself in the books. Although not a stupid one.
Tyrion definitely took after Tywin’s intellect.
As for the twins, Jaime took after Tywin’s pride while Cersei took after Tywin’s cruelty.
Yup
@@MoskHotel more like cersei inherits tywins failures
I love Tyrion's logic-bomb in the face of all this high-emotion: "We had three Starks to trade...you chopped one's head off and let the other escape. Father will be furious."
And the glee in his voice when he says "father will be furious". Lol
Well double win: his sister get the whip and he see his father mad at someone else than him.
If you have sister who was cruel to you.. you'll get that extra bit of pettiness when he says "must be difficult for you to be the disappointing one"
Every family has THAT child, the disappointment that can never seem to get it right. It's nice to see that at least in the lannister family the shoe is Finally on the other foot for a change. Every disappointing child's dream is to one day finally have a moment of their own and one up the favorite. What would you give to have tyrions moment here be your moment?
@@jeffcordova9633 I mean he said nothing but the truth,if Cersei didn’t let her son became a spoil brat,and actually took control,this wouldn’t have happened.
"HER FATHER WAS A CONFESSED TRAITOR" "But still her father" God i love tyrion so much he's just the nicest guy on the show
no he's a dick especially to theon
he is a dick to other dicks
+Mao Sama he's not nice and he's not a dick he's human.
+jpcm111 what?
+jpcm111 he's a dwarf XD
In the book, Tyrion says to Joffrey "sorry for your loss" and Joffrey is like "what loss" and Tyrion is like "your father?" and Joffrey is like "oh, yes. Very sad." I lol'd when I first read that.
I should have read the books first
You did what?
@@gook5219 lol what
@@jadro00 lol
@@jadro00 I just lol’d at this exchange regarding lol…lol…
I love how Tyrion shows up in his armor as a power move to Joffrey. “I just fought for your kingdom while you’re here playing games and drinking wine”
Based
@@lil_jackgamez8992 half-male grindset
Well yeah, but it’s not like he fought anyone. He got knocked out in the first 20 seconds of the battle
@@Elias6233 I mean still technically fought someone? He just lost... very quickly
@@Elias6233 Sadly.. in the books he led his men into battle. He killed men, he took wounds and in the end, he survived. Not sure why they decided to cut that out of the show. Budget issues maybe?
Showrunners: We tried to tell our story for Season 8
HBO: Did you? You failed. That bit of theater will haunt our company for a generation
More like a millennial really
@@titekubo1997, I'm just hoping that we get a proper remake of the series once that the rest of the books are out (if they ever will be).
Must be odd for you...having worse writing than Netflix
@@titekubo1997 How do you haunt a millennial? By making them relive moderate speed internet?
@@rupertgarcia If there ever is a Game of Thrones remake it won't have the cast from the original HBO series, they've all stated they won't be doing a remake
Cersei: I tried to stop it.
Tyrion: Did you? You failed.
LOL
lmaoooo
gamemaster613 Isi
Badge Man did She? She failed
gamemaster613 it’s phrases like this one that assure me Tyrion’s true son of Tywin,meaning that it sounds like something Tywin would say - simple,clever and straight to the point
😂😂
"Must be hard for you. To be the dissappointing child."
Cersei got OOOOWNED!!!
savage
And it still haunts her to this day. lol
Rekt.
I actually really didn't like that line. Tyrion has struggled his entire life because he's "the disappointing" child, but then he actually used that line against someone else? I don't mind that Cersei got burned, but that line also lowered Tyrion's character.
shawaam I'd say it's less what you said, and more about this being the first time that Tyrion is favored more than Cersei by Tywin. So in a sense, Tyrion was telling the truth; Cersei disappointed Tywin by executing Ned, and sent Tyrion to handle Cersei & Joffrey.
I really love Tyrion’s gentleness towards his niece and better nephew.
Imagine if Robert actually taught Joffrey to be a real man or how to fight, etc.
@@Austin123. how to fight, yes. Be a real man, hmmm, the whoring and drinking part for sure but also little sense of responsibility as a husband and father.
Yet even so, much much better than what Cersei had done. Joffrey might be a talented psychopath, but with proper education, it can be preventable.
@@Austin123.
Maybe being a product of incest made him insane.
Especially when he’s sympathetic to Sansa
@@Austin123. in the books he did. Joffrey was quite brave and bold. And he was quite good sword fighter too, he fighted with Robb and although he lost he did put a fair fight
"You love your children. It's your one redeeming quality. That, and your cheekbones." I love this line so much
I mean it’s true
@@TheBrokeK.I.D yeah, that's one sexy cheekbones.
@Radja Dawamindra nah. entire show I really wanted her to have the worst death. I'd break her face with my hands.
Cheekbones are very nice, only redeeming quality as its been shown throughout the many episodes that she is a terrible mother
I think Lena's eyes probably pip them to the post, but still...excellent cheekbones!
"you love your children. it's your one redeeming quality... that and your cheekbones."
basically.
I don't think she does love her children. if she did she'd never let the mountain kill Obyern
+lizardking02793 She loves her children. She's just a moron.
+DancingShaved PolarBear I don't think she quite loves her children so much as she loves herself and merely sees her children as extensions of herself. That's why she fixates on Joffrey and overlooks the others, because Joffrey is king and in him she derives her greatest vicarious ego-gratification. She loves the idealized concept of her children more than her children themselves.
+Lietiel No she actually loves her kids
She was furious at Tyrion sending Marcella away and was about to kill her youngest son when Stanis was coming because killing him with a painless way like poison is better than what Stanis and his men might do
Lucky Zed No, my point stands. Being merciful to children whom she loves as extensions of herself doesn't negate her narcissism. If she loved them outright she wouldn't be so cruel to them when they've disappointed her, and she wouldn't fixate on Joffrey while largely ignoring the others.
I love the little smirk that Tyrion has when he tells Cersei that she's the disappointing child. He gets so much joy out of it, its a delight to watch.
***** And Mountains were thrown back later ;)
***** I dont care anymore, Oberyn was my favorite Character :/ (in the books so far and in the show even more)
*****
You've got that backwards. Cersei has hated Tyrion since the day he was born and always treated terribly. If she had been kind to him, and loved him like a brother he would have been completely devoted and loyal to her. Which she desperately needs right now, given her current predicament.
***** I don't think so. She hates and fears Tyrion because of the prophesy.
One needs to be careful when writing of how Cersei ought to have loved someone like a brother....
"Robb Stark is a child."
"Yes, a child who has not only won every battle he's fought so far, but also a child surrounded on all sides by hardened, blooded warriors whom at this very moment are sharing with him everything they know about war. He will be the most dangerous child you've ever heard of."
thanks for catching this and writing it down,
@@collaborativelearning1 Haha thanks, it's what I would've said if I were Tyrion or at that meeting at least.
Edit: I'm also dabbling in creative writing myself, currently trying my hand at a novel. This scene is from back when the writing was snare drum tight under Martin's consulting, a level I aspire to.
"Robb Stark is a child."
"Who's our king at the moment?"
@@sugartoothYT "Robb Stark is a child."
"Who's our king at the moment?"
...Tywin Lannister. The guy who doesn't have to shout that he's the king.
Cringe.
4:00 The eyeroll when he says ‘One?!’ is fantastic. You can feel Tyrion bracing himself for whatever is coming next. Dinklage is so great. Annoyed but not shocked.
Quite possibly my favorite moment in the entire show, no joke.
Tyrion is dissapointed, but not surprised.
Not sure if it is an eye roll but yes fantastic acting
My job just got a lot harder, but dad is going to be more mad at you.
It’s the “I’m fucking sorry what??” Kinda head roll
Disappeared? What, in a puff of smoke?
I love the way he said that
We had three starks to trade..... You chopped ones head off and let the other escape!
She*
@@user-tr2dh4xx6u She? It was Tyrion who said that
@Paper Please teleports behind you
"Lord, it's a miracle! Arya Stark up and vanished like a fart in the wind!"
"If I were capable of tricking Father, I'd be Emperor of the World by now." - I know, Peter Dinklage is a funny man, but this line just made me crack up.
NicholasGeschke That is true tricking twyin would require more planning than how to stop every single war all over the world in a minute. a little bit of exaggeration
Lord Voldemort Tywin is smart but not impossible to trick.
indeed it did the same for me :)
NicholasGeschke He drinks and he knows things. Tyrion is the greatest character of all time.
Jack Burton id say tywin but for sure Tyrion
Me: "I tried to study..."
Teacher: "Did you? You failed."
Teacher: I tried to educate you
Me: Did you? You failed.
Both? Both. Both is good.
What I love about this is his confidence. They way he walks into each scene. Scene 1 the dwarf walks in and insults the king followed by a mercenary and a group of brigands he got to work with him through words rather than strength.
Then scene 2 he walks into a room of the highest ranked people in the kingdom whistling rains of castamere. Again he is the smallest one there but his confidence shows he is the most powerful in the room as the only one to question him is the queen regent, who Tyrion then puts in her place.
If only Tywin let go of his resentment for Tyrion, then he would have realized he was the perfect heir.
Yeah, but the people and most of the lords also hated Tyrion for being a dwarf
How can you let go of the resentment though? Its not his son AND he killed his wife? My god.
@@sinwithagrin4243 not his son?
That's the irony I suppose. Jamie was far too Good in the end, even failingly, to be what tywin wanted and Cersei was never clever enough. Tyrion was the perfect heir. And tywin quite simply never noticed because he never cared to look.
@@sinwithagrin4243 Are you new? wdym not his son?
I feel like Westeros would run a lot more smoothly if the Small Council didn't insist on taking all of their meetings with two bottles of wine on the table.
I totally agree. There needs to be way more than just two
Noa Jorg
Agreed, if they are completely drunk half of the crap wouldn't happen.
I don't know why they aren't. I swear, there's a bottle of wine lying around somewhere in every scene.
Noa Jorg If i remember rightly they mixed wine and water so it would be safe to drink.
Alex Curr lol
I love that smirk on Tyrion's face when Cersei yells for everyone to get out. Tyrion knew it was going to be the highlight of the day when Cersei learned of his promotion hahaha.
plus that satisfied sip of his cup
Deeh Nuts
We did not get enough of their dysfunction.
That smirk was incredible. The more impressive smirk was when he called her a disappointment for letting things get out of control.
Came here for this comment after five years
It's beautiful how Tyrion, Myrcella and Tomenn all loved each other so much.
I am glad you're not dead
Every time I see old clips from the show, my heart breaks for how season 8 turned out. Not even the phenomenal acting abilities of the cast could mask the ghastly writing. Oh, what could've been.
Can't believe that after supreme acting and storytelling like this, it ended so badly...
@@achu2022 it was entirely predictable after season 5 was over. The writing is nite and day different in terms of quality. Season 8 was just the most blatant but season 6 and 7 are just as awful if you rewatch it. Even season 5 dips in the 2nd half once they run out of book material it becomes extremely obvious. Like glaringly obvious. To the point I have never seen a better example of a show faltering once the show runners ran out of printed material to plagiarize.
You mean the endless torrent of cock jokes from Tyrion didn't make up for it?
there is no season 8
@@davidabest7195 They weren't "plagiarizing." Martin was paid for his work and these other writers adapted it for TV and then continued on with Martin's permission if not his approval of their work itself. If they had "plagiarized" anything he would have sued them and had the show shut down.
3:57 As much as I loved Tyrion's reaction to "One...", I would give my left arm to see Tywin's reaction on hearing the same news.
+903IDFOLEY Knowing Tywin, he would probably take it himself.
Jaime would give his right hand to see Tywin's reaction, for sure.
Tywin would look like a seething statue for several seconds, and then just coldly growl "one..." :P
Imagine his reaction if he found out when he returned from the battle of the Blackwater.
"You LOST Arya Stark?"
"Mehbeh"
(thinks back to Harrenhal for a moment)
(remembers cupbearer)
(remembers that cupbearer was captured in a group coming from Kings Landing.
(remembers that cupbearer was a northerner)
(remembers that he suspected her to be of noble birth)
(remembers dark hair and grey eyes, traits of Stark Geneology)
"FUCK!!! THIS IS WHY WE COMMUNICATE THINGS CERSEI!! "
this needs a fucking thumb up
Shame they didn't include this exchange between Tyrion and Cersei
"The grieving widow in the Eyrie seems to think it was me. Where did she come by that notion, I wonder?"
"I'm sure I don't know. That fool Eddard Stark accused me of the same thing. He hinted that Lord Arryn suspected or . . . well, believed . . . "
"That you were fucking our sweet Jaime?"
She slapped him.
"Did you think I was as blind as Father?" Tyrion rubbed his cheek. "Who you lie with is no matter to me . . . although it doesn't seem quite just that you should open your legs for one brother and not the other."
She slapped him.
"Be gentle, Cersei, I'm only jesting with you. If truth be told, I'd sooner have a nice whore. I never understood what Jaime saw in you, apart from his own reflection."
She slapped him.
His cheeks were red and burning, yet he smiled. "If you keep doing that, I may get angry."
What book is that qoutes come from? I just started reading AGoT
Tasya Nur Sabrina A Clash of Kings
Wonderful. I fucking love Tyrion.
That's gold. Why did they take it out :'(
i laughed so hard while reading this 😂😂
The kid playing Joffrey is an absolute brilliant actor.
It's a shame that he quit acting cause of jackasses attacking him on social media because people can't tell the difference between an actor and the character they are portraying.
I believe he’s back into acting
@@TaurusOxford I know right, if anything it should make you respect him even more for portraying how he did.
@@TaurusOxford
LOL is that why? Come on really? Disgusting. I heard jack just moved on
@@nicbentulan yup, hes actually acting again which is good cause we could really use more talented actors like him.
2:31 - That eye contact from Tyrion, tongue in his lower lip, keenly watching Cersei's face for the reaction he wants to savour. And one he's probably been imagining the entire journey to King's Landing. And Cersei's baleful glare, whilst repeatedly pinching the flute of that glass on the table, because she already knows what the letter is going to say.
Those little flourishes from talented actors. They make all the difference.
Finding these bits of talent is what makes rewatching these scenes so rewarding.
Also "hur dur when da next upload Soviet?"
Good catch, I actually missed that
u P l O a D
Why the fuck did I find Soviet goddamn sexy womble here???
we love you soviet
The one and only piece of paper that Cersei didn't dare to rip up.
Well because if she did Tywin would probably chop her head off!! Not literally speaking of course
She probably realises that didn't work out too well last time.
Actually she crushed it in her fist , certainly not ripping
Because it came from Tywin.
YOU DO NOT FUCK WITH TYWIN!
Remember: Lannisters shit gold. Don't fuck with his orders.
"that and your cheekbones"....fucking died
😆😆😆
"I could cut myself slapping that face"
Let's see how many will get the reference.
Ali Zoufir Irene Adler?
I believe that was an improv line as well
Positive he wasn't referring to the ones on her face.
2:11 This is so subtle, but awesome at the same time. Around this point in the books, Tyrion suspects Littlefinger framed him for the attempt on Bran's life. That's why they exchange glances like that.
"Joffrey is Lord of the Seven Kingdoms."
"Well... one or two of them perhaps."
Miss this line from the books.
excellent catch and thanks for writing it down.
"Disappeared ? what... in a puff of smoke?"
Peter Dinklage really nails this scene. Viva Tyrion!
Viva La Imp!
More like wearing someone else's face now
"We had three Starks to trade. You chopped ones head off and let another escape."
Jesus Christ, Cersai. Well fucking played.
Notice how he said that sentence as if he was explaining logic to an idiot? Tyrion either truly believes in Cersei being REALLY stupid, or his actor thinks most of the audience was too dumb to keep up with the events, and he's probably right
+Simple-Commentator-not-really Cersei IS stupid and Tyrion knows it. Time and time again she proves how inept she is at handling any sort of real authority/power (Handling Joffrey, Raising the High Sparrow.) but she still believes herself the smartest most competent player in the game and everyone around her to be idiots. I expect her to get fucked up HARD in season 7. The bill's coming due, bitch.
+Pirate Man Off course, I'm not arguing. You're right about it all. But if Cersei is to get fucked up hard in the next season, she won't do it without causing lots of pain and suffering herself. Thsoe kind of shows proove to us how dangerous a person with nothing to lose can be. Espescially on Game of Thrones, where for some characters, you're enemy's misery is worth dying for
Technically Joffrey beheaded Ned, not Cersei
@@errorsinconduct technically Cersei's actions as a wife and mother led this little gremlin Joffrey to being in that situation in the first place. Still her fault.
I love how quickly the small council cleared the room. As soon as Tyrion walked in, they were praying for a way to leave.
It's a shame that Tyrion lost this charisma, this wit, in the later seasons.
All that wit apparently went to Sansa or at least that is what the plot is trying to insist
@@mrharvy100 She's survived a lot but she hasn't done much, yet the show has her acting like she thinks she's a mastermind of some sort.
That’s what ruined everything about him going to serve Daenerys. Tyrion’s character is so much more entertaining watching him fool cruel or hapless people (Cersei, Janos, Littlefinger, Joffrey) than he is surrounding with well-to-do can do no wrong characters.
Game of Thrones was so much better when it focused on power dynamics, verbal battles, & character depth. I still think focusing on the Taergaryans & Daenerys partially ruined the show because she lacked depth. It made her more predictable and made Tyrion useless next her.
I noticed that everyone lost a few IQ points the moment they become members of Team Daenerys.
@@varric Tbh,when I first watched the series,the most boring part is Daenerys.
I think we can all agree in most seasons what happened in the Westeros are a lot more interesting ,not to say Daenerys broke
some moral codes in order to get those armies.If there’s a Mary Sue in GoT then it’s got to be Daenerys,if Robb Stark gets her plot armor he would probably ruled the 7 kingdoms in the end of season 2,the whole Stark family didn’t get anything besides Jon who isn’t actually a Stark anyway.
Varys sure is a fast reader.
+Lenin Vladimir he probably skimmed
+Luke Sherlock More likely he already knew.
He just saw the words Tyrion and Hand and thought "yep it's legit"
+Lenin Vladimir Then again, Tywin wasn't exactly the type to mince words. He probably wrote something like, "Tyrion will serve as Hand while I'm gone" and then his signature. Perhaps put "Deal with it" in the post-script. XD
+Lenin Vladimir He deals in information, speed-reading reports comes in handy
"she disappeared"
"Disappeared! What, in a puff of smoke!?? We had three Starks to trade. You chopped ones head off and let another one escape. Must be hard for you, to be the disappointing child"
one of his greatest shining moments!
Considering the level of fuck up cersie and Joffrey have cause in such a short amount of time it’s a wonder they weren’t under house arrest while the adults fix there mess
Does anyone else love the fact that she is so scared shitless of her father that she spends the rest of the episode trying to get Arya back?
Also Jamie,
He's the only person who can protect her from Tyrion & daddy.
me too as well
Even Joffrey being a psychopath with king power was afraid of Tywin, everyone on the realm knew that you can’t fuck with him, after all the last one that did it was a king and still is dead
And funnily enough, Arya would actually gets to serve Tywin himself as his cup bearer for a while 😂
I love how Tyrion stares daggers at Cersei as he hands Varys the letter instead of handing it to Cersei herself… because Tyrion know Cersei loves to rip up letters. Tyrion truly is brilliant
Oooooh that would not be a good letter to rip up. Big difference between ripping up Robert's letter after he's dead and Tywin's letter when he's alive and going to find out about it.
was he aware of her ripping the robert's writings?
@@gentlerabbit6852 He wasn't there but since she did it in front of so many people, it's possible he heard of it. He may also have seen her do things like that in the past.
2:33 you know beyond any doubt that Varys was enjoying the shit out of Cersei's reaction while reading that like a total ass lol ! XD
Yes!! I laughed outloud at your comment
Dang, Tyrion was so smart back then. I hardly recognize him in the show now.
Hello there
What makes Tyrion so smart back then? It's called story telling. just admit you didn't like the story at the end, but you look like a fool trying to compare the show to its early seasons. who the hell knows what humans like. they either like something or they dont. most people didn't like the ending, but those same people fail to realize that life is full of these tiny ironies.
Or maybe you just underestimate his power.
@@hgr3180 So the inconsistencies and random teleporting and dumbass decision making with armies and defences, all that fall into irony as well?
No cock lul
Peter Dinklage is such a wonderful actor, and Tyrion Lannister is such a fantastic character. Little people never get roles like that. He must have been so thrilled with it.
...they don't get roles that specifically call for a dwarf? C'mon, dude. Dinklage does great things with all his roles, but this one literally is one written for dwarves. Tyrion is called such almost as much as he's called an imp. It's like saying Willow was a fantastic character, and little people don't get roles like that.
@@willchurch8376 Those roles are rare. Tyrion in particular was a wonderful, well rounded, fully realized character who just happened to be a little person. With only slight changes in dialog, that role could have been played by a full sized person. Much the same could be said about Willow. Most roles for little people though, are comic, or villainous, and two dimensional, playing on stereotypes. Roles like Willow and Tyrion only come along once a great while.
@@willchurch8376I know the original comment is 3 years old, but boy have you missed his point.
@@dream0504 Yeah he really did lol you're right, dude totally missed his point, Tyrion is technically the main character of this show, he has more airtime than any other character. He was in a lead role in one of the most well loved tv shows in history and he absolutely nailed it, played it to perfection.
This Tyrion no longer exists. RIP
Evan No character exists now, the show managed to butcher every single one of them.
Cersei: I've done nothing.
Tyrion: Quite right. You did nothing when your SON called for Ned Stark's head.
+Brandon Stark Well, she **kinda** did something--you see her grab his arm and say something to him angrily, but he just shakes her off and watches poor Ned get whacked. Too bad it wasn't enough.
+Naomi Armitage She could have been an mother best.
Burn to Cerci
She did something. She said he would get to decide shit once je was King
She did something. She said he would get to decide shit once je was King
I miss this so much. I miss Tyrion verbally owning Cersei at every chance he got. He and Tywin (and to a lesser extent Olenna Tyrell) were literally the only people willing to explicitly call Cersei out for how stupid and poor at playing the Game of Thrones she is. Margaery was willing to be super caddy about it, but she never explicitly insulted her like Tywin and Tyrion did. I don't care if Cersei's at where she is right now in the show, it's under the worst circumstances possible because the best Cersei can do is take a large, blunt object approach towards solving all her problems and literally everyone now hates her, which is somehow more people than hated her before.
She was queen mother, it was from part her fault. It was Tyrion who destroyed the enemies at Kings landing. She has won nothing, only lost all her children, all her legacy, the reason to play that game. And now she pulled lannisters into trouble by indebting them to afford golden company to have one more vain, desperate attempt to play game of thrones. She is indeed the most powerful? Naah, she is weak, even a random, foolish guy from the mob persuading people that he can communicate with gods by whatever way was more powerful than her. Even with the greatest army in the world she will be very weak, compusilve puppet that takes everything too personally, puppet that respects only power, puppet that sees all lords equal to her in power and weatlh as her enemies, so inevitably if her rule continues, nothing will be left at the end. And this is not how the game of thrones is played well, since it slowly will turn, and it actually already happened, everyone against her. Cercei is obviously not clever at all, but she thinks quite the opposite.
Cersi Does not lack wit, but she lacks impulse control and good judgment.
Its partly Tywin's fault tbf though. He never taught her how to play the game, she had to learn as she went.
@@codysellers4151 cersei did pretty decent at the game. She ascended to Queen or queen mother like five times (Robert, Joffrey, tommen, whatever child came after tommen, the brash navy guy from up North, and had she lived a little bit longer ... Jamie) how many women in life get to say that? She was arguably the most pivotal person of the show
Thank you.
I can call Cersei a lot, but she has never been weak.
Tyrion casually whistling the rains of castamere is of my favourite things in the show!
Watching this after season 8 is legitimately a breath of fresh air. Take me back😫
IFKR FUCKK THE 2 IDIOTS dabid benioff n db weiss assholeeeees
This scene is one of those that always reminded me how much Tonmen and Myrcella loved Tyrion, it always seemed so strange they could not do more to come to his aid
What could they have done?
SPOILERS The word of the king can do a lot you know
Oh yeah, i forgot Tommen was king :|
Spyro Fan Well at the beginning of Tyrion's trial, Tommen said that Tywin would take over as judge, so Tommen had nothing to do with the trial or outcome. He was probably convinced by Tywin to stay away. Also Myrcella was sent away to Dorne.
Yes Myrcella was in Dorne but she still could have done something from there. Especially considering her future brother in law was one of Tyrion's judges. And Jaime could have easily talked Tommen round if he'd thought of it and he's the king so even if he did recuse himself at the start it didn't matter.
Tyrion's face at 3:58.
"REALLY CERSEI?!"
Lol
***** "Getting really tired of your shit Cersei."
13thforswarn your comment made my day!
+Tyler Crane Tyrion's face was like, "Oh, you REALLY fucked up!!!" lol
“You love your children. Your one redeeming quality- that and your cheekbones” is my favorite quote from the season tbh
Apparently I've watched this clip in the distant past.
I've come back to remember who Tyrion was before S7/8.
S7 dialogue : we need allies , we need dragonglass , night king is coming
S8 : I don't want it , I never have
You are my queen , she is my queen
Before season 5 you mean
@@chaimae3652 Tyrion in Season 5 and 6 didn't got much to do apart from recovering his faith in humanity after meeting Daenerys and seeing how she wanted to rule. But even though his work was kind of weak in those seasons it never got as stupid and as infuriating as in Season 7 and 8. The smartest character in the show apparently believes that Cersei is redeemable and makes dumb decisions which cost Daenerys forces and advantage. And don't even talk about the idea of capturing a wight.
"So much to be thankful for" *looks at Littlefinger*
He knows :o
+Ayen Logic how so? i dont remember
+Ayen Logic Wait, for what??
Krylo22 It just looks as if Tyrion knows Petyr is the one who is playing everyone. Probably not storywise but more just a wink at the audience.
+Aquiles Baeza Tyrion's implying that Littlefinger set him up back in the North, when Catelyn had him arrested and dragged to her crazed sister in the Vale. I was wondering why the little lord never asked Catelyn more about the dagger.
+Aquiles Baeza Catelyn told Tyrion that Littlefinger told her the dagger used in the assassination attempt on Bran belonged to Tyrion. In the book, he pretty much says Littlefinger's full of it; Catelyn asks "Why would Petyr lie to me?" to which Tyrion replies: "Why does a bear sh*t in the woods?" Answer: It's in his nature.
I think Tyrion had genuine affection for Marcella and Tommen, as much affection for them as hate for Joffrey. And I think they genuinely loved him too, although their mother would've hated it. Obviously, those two took after Jamie more in that regard.
No, at that point he doesn’t have hatred for Joffrey, only disgust.
Tyrion whistling “The Rains of Castamere” as he’s walking into the Small Council Chamber is awesome
I love how despite Tywin technically being a Lord and Hand of The King and being "officially" just second in command but neither Joffrey nor Cersei nor de small council dare to question his decision of making Tyrion hand, he has the only army loyal to the crown and the man commands so much respect and fear that nobody cares about technicalities or what the "King" or Cersei have to say, they already assume Tyrion is hand and that's it.
Tyrion: "So many adventures! So much to be thankful for!" * looks at Littlefinger *
why did he?
LEDsignNation.com Because of Littlefinger's scheming, Catelyn thought Tyrion responsible for the attempt on Bran's life, captured him &c. &c. Although I'm not sure that at that point Tyrion knows that Littlefinger is to blame.
Владимир Шмелев
Well, he knew that it was because of the dagger which he once got from Littlefinger that he was the suspect, so he possibly drew his conclusions from that.
LinkEX yeah but it was joffrey that had the catspaw attack lol. he stole the dagger from roberts armoury and gave it to the guy
LinkEX in the books he is talking to Jamie and asks if he thinks Cerci or his son had anything to do with it.
I love how Tyrion always strolled into a room full of people and grabbed a cup of wine like he owned the place before acknowledging anyone. Did it to his father a few times...the look Tywin (and Cersei) would give him..priceless.
I think the tyrion/cersei scenes in season 2 are some of the best in the entire show. They chemistry and acting are just electric from both of them. They are really great friends in real life, and it shows when they are in scenes together, they are both amazing
Anyone here after disappointed by s8?
Goddamn I miss the old tyrion..
yeah, the old glorious Tyrion that always thought outside the box... he died when he escaped king's landing to me.
Aye
Just got done with it last night. No words can prepare anybody for the exponential colossal train wreck that is the last two episodes. To me after the battle of winterfell the show ended.
Screw you. It was good. It wasn't crap like SJW female empowerment and woke shit that Hollywood offers today, that's what made you hate.it
For me Game of Thrones ended in Season 6
I like Tyrion's sarcasm, but really, i dunno how his head is still attached to his neck, with that sharp tongue.
Mass Hysteria He's a lannister... well, half lannister
You're not one of those conspiracy nuts who thinks Tyrion is half Targaryen are you?
+Austin Boylan He's not really a nut for thinking that, there is a considerable amount of evidence supporting that theory.
Because of Bronn. Ever since the Hound left, nobody around has the stones or skill for real combat, and they all know Bronn is a cutthroat. Should've kept Barristan on the Guard. Idiot Joffrey.
+Razor Jaime probably could have taken Bronn with ease if he still had his right hand.
Mind, Jaime also loved Tyrion and would have no reason to try it.
Cersei did always have Gregor Clegane, but your point is made. Not a lot of guys in Kings Landing that could take Bronn on their own. Maybe Illyn Payne?
"You love your children. It's your one redeeming quality, that and your cheek bones..." lol.
Nabeel Husain thought I was the only one who loved that line
The years fall and that "beloved nephew" remains funny as hell😂😂
He walks in whistling the Rains of Castamere... this guy knows how to make an entry.
I loved the scene where he kisses Cersei and she's like "the fuck is he doing?"
In the books he jokingly stated it was unfair for her to "open her legs for one brother and not the other"
Austin Boylan and then she slaps him, 3 times if I recall, one slap each time Tyrion made a joke like that
This scene was so much bettet in the books.
Peter Dinklage's reaction to Cersei admitting that Arya escaped may be the best thing that ever came out of this show.
Indeed
I love how the Rains of Castermere starts playing towards the end of the scene.
I haven't realised before that Tyrion is whistling Rains of Castamere here. I thought he hate that song.
Its actually pretty catchy,sure its based on a brutal murder but its catchy.
maybe he always wanted to whistle it around Cersei and remind her that he's better than she is.
He said he hated the song of his father's victory at King's Landing during the Rebellion. Not the Rains of Castamere.
Every actor in this series will become a juggernaut in the acting world by the time it's over.
TESTIFY BROTHA!! But seriously, I'm with you on that. A lot of them were already famous and never fail to make a character come to life; Sean Bean, Charles Dance, Lena Headley, etc. But for the younger actors like Massie Williams and Emilia Clarke, this show will set them up for years! Having such a successful series under your belt is a real accomplishment, at least in the acting world.
Dylan Staats Casting has done an amazing job and should be patting themselves on the back. Tyrion, Tywin, Arya, Sansa, Cersei, Varys,... all casting choices nothing short of brilliant.
ZesPak Its a dream cast; everyone fits their role so well, its as if the character was written for them. The one gripe I have is them replacing certain actor each season - Daario Naharis, Barrick Dondareon, and Gregor Clegane for example.
Some of them like the one who impersonate Tyrions risk to not escape their charachter. Like Daniel radcliff who will always be Harry Potter
kiraleskirales Well, I remember Peter Dinklage from the movie 'In Bruges' with Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson, and he was just as awesome then as he is now.
As for Massie Williams, Sophie Turner and Emilia Clarke...Yeah, I'd say their current roles will be with them for a long time, though I wouldn't say that's a bad thing. They all portray their characters so well, and off screen they're all sweethearts.
Isaac Hempstead-Wright is probably going to become quite a looker once finishes puberty, and he's a great young actor as well.
I never heard of Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Jaime Lannister) or Jerome Flynn (Bronn), but I'm definitely going to be looking for them in new films and television series.
"Robb is a child"
"Baby dragons."
"Shes manipulating jofferey"
Cersei really was stupid
Robb one I can forgive, no one could have predicted an amateur to be an Einstein level battle commander, definitely the biggest shock for everyone. But then Varys says ‘baby (insert name of species that conquered the world 300 years ago)’ and all she pulled out from that sentence was of course ‘baby’. Margery gives Tommen some companionship and affection in his endless miserable life of negligent absent father, jealous scheming mother, hellish brother, losing his sister. Obviously she equates this to ‘MaNiPuLaTiOn’. What a sad human being honestly. I don’t care about no witch prophecy, she brought everything on herself. All could have been easily avoided. Similar situation with Cat thinking the gods are punishing her for mistreating Jon when in actuality from the moment she kidnapped Tyrion to freeing Jaime and then negotiating with Walder Frey, she was the root and stem of her own demise.
Eh, it was actually more so her being in denial and insanely inept at how out of her depth she really was. Make no mistake though, she is stupid too.
After se08 I almost forgot how good this show was...
:(
I love Tyrion with Marcella and Tomen
+Vhaerys Martell wrong mrycella inherited the lanmnister intelligence like tyrion did she is way braver and smarter than Tommen ever will be
+juniperlei I hope George doesnt kill her off
+Azmordmeus 27 "Gold shall be their crowns and gold their shrouds, and when your tears have drowned you, the valonqar shall wrap his hands around your pale white throat and choke the life from you."
+Azo Yes but prophecies are not always correct
+Ours Is The Fury what season are you now ? hahaha
I adore how Tyrion loves Myrcella and Tommen .A real uncle over here .
+Unusual Stranger . And you gotta love how they love him right back--they're not poisoned by their mother's and brother's inexplicable hatred of him.
How sad that Tommen is going to die .I like him .He was a good chance to have a peaceful kingdom .
Oh , yes , he is fucked .
+Joy Choe Cersei received a prophecy that she'd have three children that would all die before she did. See Season 5, Episode 1.
+Naomi Armitage Not inexplicable, just misgiven. Cersei hates him because she feels Tyrion killed their mother since she died giving birth to him. Joffrey hates him because Joffrey is a little shit who hates anyone that tries to put him in his place.
She does have nice cheekbones
When Tyrion said to Cersei "....that, and your cheek bones. " made me laugh.
He almost got Cersei to laugh too when he said he wasn't the disappointing child for once.
I like how fast Varys gets up and leave. LMAO
Hey everybody, remember when Tyrion was a badass and the "you love your children" line was just an off-hand remark and not the fundamental basis of a unbelievably moronic diplomacy strategy? Can we please go back to that?
chendaddy We'll go back to it when WoW releases in a couple of years... hopefully. Please Lord.
Now i know why i loved game of thrones so much, its the dialogue!!
Tyrion: Forgive the interruption.
Subtitles: He's been forgiven the interruption.
Well that's nice of them! :)
" Must be odd for you. To be the disappointing child."
I'm sorry Cersei but not even the Night's King can cool off that amazing burn.
That look he gives Littlefinger when he says "so much to be thankful for" was such a small detail I enjoyed
His face when she tells him Arya is gone. Superb.
"One screw up at a time, Tyrion. Just remember the bottle of wine waiting for you."
The dialogue used to be soo good in this show.
I swear the longer a show goes on, the more numerous the opposition becomes. Somebody should study this phenomenon.
It's called "Running out of book material."
+Lorequest yeah..the opposition was over the roof at the end of Breaking Bad...what a phenomena that strikes every show
Damn, ive never seen pycell move so quick lol
😂
RIP :'(
Shame he couldn't move that fast when he was shanked
I have twice before. When he destroyed the rebel's shield generator on Hoth and when he drank from what he thought was the holy grail. (Hyuck!)
Well, he was pretending to be slower than he was.
2:46 I love how much subtle characterization there is for every member of the small council with how they choose to conduct themselves and walk out of the room
Long Ago, the story in game of thrones were intriguing, smart and concise but everything changed when D&D attacked.
Only GRRM, master of all the books could save the show but when the world needed him the most, he vanished...
@BartJ583 but it definitely could've been better if D&D put a little more effort into it. The show was still great at the time those two were killed off. It made sense, and wasn't just for the sake of subverting expectations like season 8 did
Btw nice reference to avatar the last Airbender.....Lord Zuko
Such great dialog from Tyrion, sad to see what the showrunners did to his character when they ran out of material.
"great dialog" okay buddy thats just an opinion. you enjoyed the early seasons and hated the last one. move on.
@@hgr3180 You replied to a year old comment. Only one that need to "move on" is you.
@@jw7665 and your still on the internet reading comments like me.
Joker NumbaOneFive Again replying to my comment. Bored at home during the quarantine? 🤣
@@jw7665 it takes a real genius to figure that out. Tell me when arya stark killed the night king were you mad?
Someone get her cold water, that one burned!
I love the character development they gave Sansa. Sophie did an amazing job. You can see a psychologically tortured young girl who has to pretend to survive, and even then she's tormented and humiliated by someone she is meant to spend the rest of her life with.
I hated her in season 1, but when her eyes were opened she became one of my favorite characters
I miss this tyrion so much
Really Wish Tywin had been there with Tyrion when Cersei revealed that they only had Sansa and had let Arya escape, I would have loved to have seen the look on his face when he heard that
" you love your children, thats your one redeeming quality- that and your cheekbones" LOL
I wished they kept the dialogue in the books when Tyrion and Sansa end up alone and he tells her "Yes, as loyal as a deer surrounded by wolves"
"Lions" Sansa whispered.
That's such a good interaction that should have made it into the show.
Watching this in 240 gives me more relief than a 1080 season 7-8!
Underrated
Whistling The Rains of Castamere
ikr
"War agrees with you!"
Best compliment ever based on someone's attractiveness.
What*
Absolute chills. Music, environment, acting. Absolutely magnificent.
The Lannisters, ladies and gentlemen. House Lannister.
What an all-around brilliant sequence!! That "why are you here?" from Joffrey was so good, almost with comedic timing. And the witty dialog between the siblings... 👌
at 2:12 Tyrion says "there's so much to be thankful for" and took a rough look to littlefinger... ahahah brilliant, never relized that scene until now... littlefinger told Catelyn Stark that Tyrion was who sent that guy to kill Bran and Tyrion knows that. Some part of my life is complete now.
1:45 "Hey, girl, how you been?
Face-lick! (lick)
Ooh, girl, you taste **real** good!"
+Naomi Armitage Oi! That's from lip sync..
And I think it was face-lick.
+IgotDis14 I think you're right. Edited. Thanks!
Listen son, I'll give you 4 cents each for them vanilla wafers.
You can eat sand, young man.
+Naomi Armitage (smack) I can slap you till Friday and it's only Wednesday.