@@thalmoragent9344 actually that's what Tyrion always did. He listened to people and the things they desire, so he could use it for his own advantage. Maybe Sansa should have listened better, so she could have knwon, what the people around her desire the most.
@@thomy1955 True, Littlefinger and Tyrion, etc learned to listen and make those connections, and they were, well for the most part anyways, pretty intelligent people.
Exactly he thinks he can portray the character of bad boy who doesn't care about other people and smart but sadly he doesn't have his brother's way with words
The writers wasted so many opportunities to follow up old threads in the second half of this show. They just killed off everyone good and dumbed down everyone left.
No he didn’t. He only found out about that when he arrived at King’s Landing. When Catlyn Stark took him prisoner that was when he first heard of the fact someone tried to silence Bran for something he might have seen. He later suspected Little Finger because it was a dagger he lost that ended up in the hands of an assassin. But he knew if Jamie wanted him dead he would have done it himself, but none of them had the stomach to kill a child in their bed.
@@rumi1970dgHe’s offended at the insinuation that he has sexual relations with his sister at all, which is of course, true. But nothing offends people more than the truth
Euron in the books: mysterious sorcerer, tons of interesting backstory, possible connection to the three eyed raven, possible bringer of a Lovecraftian eldritch apocalypse Euron in the show: "hee hoo I fucked the queen"
@@oath4231 Beat him in a joust, exactly as done in the show. In all fairness, he used a mare in heat against a stallion which is why the Mountains horse was so hard to control, but we are shown a few other examples of jousting in the books where Loras is far and away the best horseman.
Honestly he's that one character in every fantasy series that wear iron armors and be a brute and all that, but inside he's just this cute little puppy that keep getting shitted on by other people
Did he ring the bells? I believe so. He died knowing his honor was intact and in the exact way he wanted to. Not a classic redemption arc but a character who stayed true to his nature throughout the show (a good man who does bad things for a forbidden love).
@@dongately2817 Yeah and he kept his promise to fight for the living. Wanting to save Cersei was not necessarily bad. I believe when he said he didn't care for the innocents, he was lashing out.
@@derrickterel Maan you really do not understand GOT politics at all, if let's say Jaime lets Bran go and he tells Robert anything about this you realize Jaime, Cercei and basically all their 3 children in which Tommen and Myrcella are innocent children will have to die! Man did what he thought would protect his family, and there is a thing called repentance which he clearly did feel. Another thing if Bran never fell from the tower, he never would've became the 3 eyed raven so call it fate and destiny!
@@darksiders_genesis Bran still may have become a 3 eyed raven either way and bro, he tried to kill Bran, the push was meant to kill him. The Starks and many people knew Bran was nearly killed because he found out... you really trying to justify little Bran getting yeeted off a tower? All honesty I get what you're saying, but bro, come on now... plus, those 3 kids died off anyways, and if Joffery died off sooner, well everyone would've been better off, and Cersei would've been dead too.
@@therealdutchvanderlinde3124 omg yes!! Exactly what I thought back then, it was so sad, because the bad writing destroyed his redemption and made a man I learned to respect through the earlier seasons, look so stupid. That was more sad than his death tbh. I wished romance wise he stayed with Brienne…
That Ned argument about tournaments is excellent considering the fact Jamie thinks he beat The Sword of The Morning. It also adds greater weight to why he was pissed off his guy intervened.
I must be going insane but I can't for the life of me work out what Ned says after 'because when I fight a man for real...' I've replayed it about ten times now and it's driving me crazy!
He first went in the series as the annoying blonde 'prince charming' type like in the Shrek movie, but now he's just the adorable golden retriever puppy that just wants his family to be happy I love this dingus 😢💕
...And he saved thousands from burning in their beds and told no one and just took everyone calling him Kingslayer and Oathbreaker for years and years. No one deserved Jamie
I forgot that it was Jaime who attempted to kill that kid and crippled him for life, just to ensure he could keep f’n his sister. We knew the type of person he was, and he still half managed to redeem himself.
No it wasn't just so he could keep fcking his sister. It was to keep his sister and her kids from being killed. And him of course. He'd be the one kept to watch as they were put to death. Tywin wouldn't stand for it of course but may be able to save Tommin and Marcella if he agrees to not go to war.
More because for the lives of himself, cersei and the kids. Robert would have them killed the second he found out that theire fucking. If I would be in the situation of: kill a boy from a rival family or see my love and our children die I would've took Brans head
Drunk imp? Mmmm yes we don’t like you One of the real heroes who killed the mad king to save thousands of people and a whole city from being burned to the ground? Mmmm yes we don’t like you
Honestly never got why every character gives jamie shit for killing the mad king. Guy was burning the townspeople alive so he killed him, I get he swore an oath and stabbed him in the back. The dude literally saved the city though by killin him and everyone gives jamie shit for it
That's kind of the point of his character. The audience in the beginning thinking that he was a man who needed redemption, before learning that if he hadn't done what he'd done thousands would have died. He basically threw away his reputation to do what was right, and everyone giving him shit for it is the consequence of that action.
a lannister always pays his debts. If he swore to protect the king at all costs and is the one to kill him, one will always question his loyalties and word...honor was lost even though what he did was right....doing something right and possibly heroic isn't always the honorable path it seems.
@@darknesscosplay7622 yeah even in the books he kept it to himself. He basically took all the criticism and jabs but never made an excuse until he finally told Brianne
@@alexandergabrielalqueza3881 You mean his 3 children? And yeah I guess after all this time, Jamie wasn't looking forward to more kids aside from way later.
It's sick how much Jaime developed through the series. Starting as a bad and arrogant person but ending up as a loyal and respectful hero. His character development is actually my favourite. Even his looks changed after only less than 10 years.
If you rewatch early seasons, lot of his scenes get new layer, because you can see Jamie being conflicted. It's like he wants to be good and noble, but everyone keep reminding him he's shit because he's both Lannister and Kingslayer, so at some point he just gave up and started acting like an ass because everyone already hates him no matter what. Also Cersie is his poison, he did most of the shitty things because of her, and was only ever allowed to be himself when he was around Brianne.
Honestly what the blackfish said to him was probably the most hurtful out of what anyone said in these clips. As a boy he looked up to the blackfish as a hero and role model and to grow up and have him call you an honorless pitiful man would really hurt...
8:23 man I always feel so bad for Jaime in that situation considering the Blackfish was one of his childhood idols and he was fangboying all over him in the books as a kid haha Gotta love the Blackfish though, what a badass 4:10 is so god damn funny oh my god
I’m so glad you made this because a lot of it at least was exactly what I was thinking with Jamie’s facial expressions throughout the show. He was basically the Jim Halpert of Westeros.
Of everyone in Westeros, only Tywin & Tyrion didn't treat him like a blunt instrument. Everyone else did; the tragedy is that he, over time, started to believe it.
I didn’t expect to end up laughing so hard I was crying. I needed this. Jaime is my favorite, and I never realized how many times he was the butt of every joke LMAO The editing was *chefs kiss*
10:55 with Olenas red eyes following is killing me. And then Jamie's reaction to the dragons. I'm in tears Also cerseis distorted faces. I haven't laughed this hard in months. Tysm
And oh my I love the way you keep the thug glasses on Olenna's face throughout the whole conversation 😂 She really was a thug in that moment 😂 And the red murder eyes 🤣🤣🤣
So many great little edits to this... my favorite has to be Euron talking about marrying the most beautiful woman, and then it cuts to Cersei's pinched face.
Always hated how they made Jaime pretty much useless after losing his hand, I mean a swordsman as great as he was should be able to be at least above average with his left and that they never weaponized the stump.. theres all kinds of thing he could put there that would be much better than that useless fake hand.
It’s realistic. He’d lost his wrist and would never be able to reach anywhere close to his former dexterity with the prosthetics available to him at the time.
@@PR--un4ub Why? There's little benefit to training with his left hand when he'd never be as good with it as his right. Any time spent training would've been with his dominant hand because the aim is to hone and improve his skills, not to become slightly competent at fighting in a way he never expected to have to.
@@deadshot1995 Why? Are you honestly looking for an answer? I'll humor you: because there could be times when his right hand may be bound, holding something/someone vital, crippled or even absent altogether.
@@PR--un4ub Very niche situations that are unlikely to ever happen. It would be like a professional tennis player spending significant time practising with their offhand because of the slight chance their dominant hand would be incapacitated someday.
00:11 the funny part about this quote is that absolutely no one was willing to fight Jaime when he had both his hands because they knew what he was capable of, thus it never mattered how good he was because he never got to use it
0:35 I mean hell, Jaime was such a fanboy for Ned and secretly looked up to him because of his outspoken honour etc. Just this once he hoped he’d get some approval for saving millions of people in KL but. His look just says it all. Nikolaj should’ve won an Emmy for every season.
Don't think he really a fan. He is bitter cuz Ned has a reputation of an honorable man even tho he is a killer and also the one who begun Jaime's reputation as kingslayer. Arthur Dayne was his hero and this guy who claims to be Mister Honor killed Dayne, so Jaime doesn't like Ned for complex and not quite just reasons. He doesn't understand that from Ned's pov Jaime killing Aerys was a political move (it was but Jaime didn't intend it so). Jaime is a knight while Ned is a lord.
I love the Blackfish conversation because you can tell he’s finally over literally everyone getting the best of him in dialogue scenes. “Can’t I even win against an old man who I have every possible bit of leverage against?” Nope.
well,,, i kinda understand, but ned was unfair with him because jaime made a vow, and lannisters only sided with em in the war when it was convinient for their house. unlike rebels, jaime (and all the lannisters) were loyal to aeris until the very end of the war and betrayed him knowing that they were their only support. in addition, jaime was not only a lannister but also a part of the kingsguard: that means that his loyalty to the king should have been more important than anything else, and that he should have sought his safety first. even if that meant being part of the massacre of kingslanding, because that was the vow jaime made when he became a part of the kingsguard. honor is not always accompanied by good deeds, and, for ned, good deeds without honor ... could not be considered good. considering that ned didn't even knew that aeris wanted to burn the city, and all what he saw was a man who, he thought (bc jaime never directly denied it), had seized the best moment to become a hero... i think it's normal for a character like him to think that way. i honestly believe otherwise it would have been too unrealistic for his character. anyways, i am not aware of all the lore bc i watched the first seasons years ago, so maybe i'm wrong and he was, indeed, unfair. idk, that's just how i see it lmao
Ned was a great guy, but he was wrong to instantly judge Jaime guilty the second he stepped in to the throne room, Jaime was a 17 year old kid in a awful situation...Ned could have asked him what happened, he could have provided Jaime with the guidance he desperately needed but he didn't, and it came back to haunt him years later. That was a turning point for Jaime, deep down he wanted to be good and be a true night, but he was too proud to beg them to hear his side when they had already judged him...and it sent him down a dark path. It's sad that things went so bad between Ned and Jaime, but I think Jaime will find his true self again in the end, he's come a long way already
Jaime was so sassy then, so Ned couldn't take Jaime seriously and didn't want to listen to his story. In the books, when Ned entered the throne room after the murder of Aerys Targaryen, Jaime was sitting on the Iron Throne and teasing Ned. That's why the honorable Ned Stark didn't want to hear Jaime's side.
You've gotta try and see it from Ned's point of view, honour is everything to a man like him. After seeing Jonothor Darry and Lewyn Martell die on the field of battle defending Rhaegar, the legendary Barristan the Bold almost dying to his sustained injuries, and not to mention later battling Arthur Dayne, Gerold Hightower and Oswell Whent to the death even when the war is already won, of course Jaime and his actions are going to seem like a disappointing blotch on the honour of the Kingsguard. Obviously Jaime's actions are considered by us to be morally correct, but that simply isn't in the society they live in.
Bronn and jaime after the first battle with dany has to be one of my favorite lines in the whole series xD just the way bronn delivers the line "If she decides to use them, to really use them" "You're fucked" "Don't you mean we're fucked?" "No I do not, dragons are where our partnership ends"
Say what you want about the "Does she like it gentle or rough ?" scene betwween Euron Greyjoy and Jaime Lannister but it's so fucking funny everytime XD
*Jaime, internally, at all times:* Conceal, don't feel (😂) Edit: I know I'm going to keep coming back to this video and adding favorite parts. The (struggling) and (struggling intensifies) made me choke on my drink, as did Joffrey's 'asshat' name tag 😂
Idk why , but 0:43 after Ned asks him "is that what you tell yourself" and you see the stupid fucking edit. It had me in tears man , fuck that was good
I still don't understand why in this crazy fantasy world with giant mechanical ballistas and other mechanical marvels that someone couldn't just make Jaime a prosthetic hand. Even in real life Gotz of the Iron Hand literally had his good sword hand chopped off and they manged to make him a prosthetic that was able to grasp a sword with ease.
"Grasp a sword" isn't the same as "wield a sword". That prosthetic simply holds the sword at a constant angle, without any of the finger or wrist movements essential to sword use. For someone with the apparent fine technique Jaime had, it would be barely better than no hand at all.
As much as I love him Ned is still one of the least intelligent characters on the show 😂 hates this guy for betraying his king even tho he was a major leader in a fucking rebellion which is by definition treason.
i mean, it was rebel or be murdered by a mad king who had unjustly murdered members of your family. wtf did you expect him to do? besides, i'm pretty sure it was jon arryn who called his banners when arys demanded the heads of robert and ned.
Ned is actually loving, instead of playing the game to benefit his family he abstains from the game to go back home to his family. Maybe he isnt very intelligent but it's because he just wants an independent life in the north with his family. Robert made him come to kings landing which is something he didnt want to do. His ultimate downfall was revealing to Cersei that he knew the truth about the baratheon bastards, and believing that littlefinger would grant him the gold cloaks in his unlikely to work coup. Ned fought honorably but so did Ser Vardis Egen and Vardis lost to Ser Bronn. I see that trial by combat sort of symbolic of the show down between the honorable Eddard Stark and the one-step ahead Cersei Lannister. Starks "armour" of honor weighed him down and made him an easy target.
Ned was a great guy, but he made a mistake by instantly judging Jaime (a 17 year old kid in a hellish situation) guilty, and it came back to haunt him in the long run....that was a turning point for Jaime, deep down he wanted to be a true night but being the proud lion he was he wasn't going to beg everyone to hear his side....and it tainted him for a long time.
@@isaachussain3603 yeah but even tywin judged jaime for that. He was going to trap Ned and trade him for Tyrion but jaime being such a reactionary screwed that up and made it beric dondarrion instead of ned who confronted the mountain. Alas making the whole situation between the starks and lannisters even worse. Arguably u could say if tywin wasnt such a secretive fuck than jaime wouldve never confronted ned. But who knows 🤷♂️. Isnt it great how fascinating books can be? I mean this entire conversation is based on pure fiction it's amazing.
Tywin's father left him a heap of gold larger than any other in all of Westeros. Tywin left Jaime Casterly Rock and debt to the Iron Bank. As cunning as Tywin was, its a shame he couldn't think of a way to get more gold.
Everyone: Oathbreaker! No one can ever trust you. *turns nose up in air* *if Jamie had done nothing* Everyone: How could you? How could stand idly by as the Mad King killed all those innocent people? I suppose your honor mattered more than your duty as a knight….*turns nose up in the air* Yeah, just don’t care what people say cause people gonna talk either way. Just do what helps YOU sleep at night with yourself
Every frickin moment has been building up to Jaime realizing how horrible Cersei is and how horrible he's become because of her and no personal moment of Jaime was brought up to have a saving grace for her and yet he still died for her
"That boy had wanted to be Ser Arthur Dayne, but someplace along the way he had become the Smiling Knight instead" Jaime's story is a tragic one. Glorified hostage guard, only Kingsguard in the Keep and a boy still... he kept his knightly oath but broke the Kingsguard one and his most knightly deed became his shame and he was judged on the spot by the court of public opinion. No wonder that he latched on to his toxic family, the only people who seemed to have his back. There was no one else left for him. And he hardened his heart and spent years tethering on the brink of what he wanted to be once upon a time and what he needed to be to survive. I hope the books will give him more satisfying arc conclusion than the show. And I wonder what if Ned got to the city first or asked him 'why' at the time. If Jaime had a friendly face in the crowd other than his father...
He could have called Robb a coward when he refused the 1vs1, saying the same thing John said to Ramsay in Season 6: „will your men fight for you when they hear you wouldn’t fight for them?“
Yeah but Robb did fight in the battle and almost died to Jaime but Lord Karstarks son died instead. Robb just wasn't stupid enough to 1v1 a guy he already had captured
Him going 'not this shit again' when talking to the blackfish is definitely one of my top Jaime moments 🤣 Edit: And the reaction to 'I always knew you were the stupidest lannister' truly excellent 👌
The sequel: every time someone tells sansa their life story without her asking
she truly had to just sit there and take it, props to her i would have shoved them out of the way when i got even remotely bored.
@@mckennalauren
Oh come on now, there's plenty to learn from people's whole life stories 😅
It would be mostly balish and noone wants that
@@thalmoragent9344 actually that's what Tyrion always did. He listened to people and the things they desire, so he could use it for his own advantage. Maybe Sansa should have listened better, so she could have knwon, what the people around her desire the most.
@@thomy1955
True, Littlefinger and Tyrion, etc learned to listen and make those connections, and they were, well for the most part anyways, pretty intelligent people.
I love how Jaime always tries to start arguments and never knows what to do when people fire back.
He’s literally like “HELPP I DIDNT KNOW ID GET THIS FAR”
Lol he's an angry redditor
It’s funny because it’s true
Exactly he thinks he can portray the character of bad boy who doesn't care about other people and smart but sadly he doesn't have his brother's way with words
@@napolien1310 he does the writers just f’ed him
Forgot “3 victories doesn’t make you a conqueror” “it’s better than 3 defeats”
Dat vaz akšuali ment for Tajvin sinc Džejmi haznt bin komanding sinc hi got džejld.
@@branislavanenadovic3171 still Jaime was captured in one of those defeats
@@blackhand8299 The comparison is between him and Tywin. Napoleon won the majority of his battles but lost the war. Thats Jaime's point.
@@marty2090
To be fair, Napoleon won a lot of wars before he lost that one. It took seven European coalitions before he finally had to call it quits!
@@realdaggerman105my guy napoleon lost 3x he invade Portugal,it was bases on that 🤷🏼♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“There are always lessons in failures.”
“Yes. You must be very wise by now.”
*Absolutely obliterated*
The queen of thorns had to get one last jab in.
Srvs him rajt for kiling d 1 lad hu lukd ap tu him despajt d fakt hi vas d kingslejer.
It gets funnier because Robb, who was just regarded as a kid at the time had outsmarted a knight of The Kingsguard
"At least I am wise. And you're still a failure." Easy come back tbh.
@@SavageDragon999 Nope.
"...because you'll never marry her."
"and neither will you."
*wasted*
One of few times Ser Loras stood up for himself lol
My favorite one!
@@EL-ISS Poor Loras, dude was much better in the books
@@alexbattaglia8297 yeah he's definitely more badass in the books.
@@EL-ISS true that. I remember the last thing i hear about him in the books is that he almost die taking back Dragonstone
"If the boy does wake, Id be very interested in what he has to say."
Tyrion was the first to know and knew years before anyone else.
he has that sibling instinct
Tyrion knew about the incest... but only suspected his siblings involvement in bran"s accident.
The writers wasted so many opportunities to follow up old threads in the second half of this show. They just killed off everyone good and dumbed down everyone left.
@@geordiejones5618 oh get over it it happens
No he didn’t. He only found out about that when he arrived at King’s Landing. When Catlyn Stark took him prisoner that was when he first heard of the fact someone tried to silence Bran for something he might have seen. He later suspected Little Finger because it was a dagger he lost that ended up in the hands of an assassin. But he knew if Jamie wanted him dead he would have done it himself, but none of them had the stomach to kill a child in their bed.
Jaime: You’ll never marry her.
Loras: … and neither will you.
*Y O U D I E D*
Emotional damage over 9000
that is my favourite
i still dont get why jaime seemed offended by that considering in the last episode before that he told tywin he doesnt want a wife
@@rumi1970dgHe’s offended at the insinuation that he has sexual relations with his sister at all, which is of course, true. But nothing offends people more than the truth
@@pickledpeckers7789 that last sentence is pure gold
“I wanted to grow up and marry the most beautiful woman in the world”
Switches to Cersei’s distorted face
Its the same filter every time
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOFOFOFOOOFOFOOF
😂😂😂😂
Crimson Chin Thanos face looking ass 😆
Kills me everytime
Loras roasted Jamie so hard that the Lannisters only got even when Cersei blew up the Sept
F in the chat for Kevan Lannister
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*jaime (s1-s8):* _keep it together, remember what the anger management lady said, deep _*_breaths_*
Euron in the books: mysterious sorcerer, tons of interesting backstory, possible connection to the three eyed raven, possible bringer of a Lovecraftian eldritch apocalypse
Euron in the show: "hee hoo I fucked the queen"
“FIngEr uP tHe BuM”
100%
Biggest disappointment in the show
Yeah, i feel like it wasn't miscasted but just straight up the whole character ruined by writing and stuff. Cause the actor is a good one.
Great casting terrible writing.
I find the fact that even Loras got to roast him hilarious
And he walked right tf into it!
To be fair to Loras, he's a certified badass in the books. Maybe not exceptionally bright, but still cool.
@@kyekimler didnt he beat the mountain or something
@@oath4231 Beat him in a joust, exactly as done in the show. In all fairness, he used a mare in heat against a stallion which is why the Mountains horse was so hard to control, but we are shown a few other examples of jousting in the books where Loras is far and away the best horseman.
@@kyekimler Yeah, in the books he's only bested by the top tiers in the series, and he's probably better at riding than all of them.
the Cercei faces are hysterical. Thanks for the laughs after this sad season.
Lol
😂😂😂😂
Honestly he's that one character in every fantasy series that wear iron armors and be a brute and all that, but inside he's just this cute little puppy that keep getting shitted on by other people
my thoughts exactly
Did he ring the bells? I believe so. He died knowing his honor was intact and in the exact way he wanted to. Not a classic redemption arc but a character who stayed true to his nature throughout the show (a good man who does bad things for a forbidden love).
@@dongately2817 Yeah and he kept his promise to fight for the living. Wanting to save Cersei was not necessarily bad. I believe when he said he didn't care for the innocents, he was lashing out.
@@derrickterel Maan you really do not understand GOT politics at all, if let's say Jaime lets Bran go and he tells Robert anything about this you realize Jaime, Cercei and basically all their 3 children in which Tommen and Myrcella are innocent children will have to die! Man did what he thought would protect his family, and there is a thing called repentance which he clearly did feel. Another thing if Bran never fell from the tower, he never would've became the 3 eyed raven so call it fate and destiny!
@@darksiders_genesis
Bran still may have become a 3 eyed raven either way and bro, he tried to kill Bran, the push was meant to kill him. The Starks and many people knew Bran was nearly killed because he found out... you really trying to justify little Bran getting yeeted off a tower?
All honesty I get what you're saying, but bro, come on now... plus, those 3 kids died off anyways, and if Joffery died off sooner, well everyone would've been better off, and Cersei would've been dead too.
I was honestly so proud of Jaime's arc. Then s8e5 came around and I was like "fuck, never mind"
Season 8 made it seem as if jamie just put an act on to take brieane virginity and then went syraight back to cersi
Swear!! hahah
Cool amanda
@@therealdutchvanderlinde3124 omg yes!! Exactly what I thought back then, it was so sad, because the bad writing destroyed his redemption and made a man I learned to respect through the earlier seasons, look so stupid. That was more sad than his death tbh. I wished romance wise he stayed with Brienne…
Beeing proud described it soo well
"Hello, my name is Asshat."
*distant screeches of laughter*
*distant robert baratheon wheezes*
@@seanknapp1 LOL
That Ned argument about tournaments is excellent considering the fact Jamie thinks he beat The Sword of The Morning. It also adds greater weight to why he was pissed off his guy intervened.
yeah kinda odd but in reality jaime would just let us say dance around ned with him playing around, that strike by his men ruined his fun
Jamie was mad as hell that dude knocked ned out the fight and he couldn't finish it straight up
Technically he did. Howland Reed killed him but his fight was with Ned
I must be going insane but I can't for the life of me work out what Ned says after 'because when I fight a man for real...'
I've replayed it about ten times now and it's driving me crazy!
@@minomushi9392 "... I don't want him to know what I can do" i believe he says
He first went in the series as the annoying blonde 'prince charming' type like in the Shrek movie, but now he's just the adorable golden retriever puppy that just wants his family to be happy I love this dingus 😢💕
Say that again.
...And he saved thousands from burning in their beds and told no one and just took everyone calling him Kingslayer and Oathbreaker for years and years. No one deserved Jamie
@@imamiddleagedgoofygoober he also pushed a child out a window
@@serenefawtvqwyhbfswyhvfawtg536 lol true
@@imamiddleagedgoofygoober He never cared for any of those people
Love how there's already thug life glasses on Olenna even before she speaks
She had already earned them
It's a permanent fixture.
ah, yes. The queen of thorns.
What do you mean? That how she appears in the show
I thought that was just what she looked like in the books and show
I love Cersei trying to lecture Jaime on just doing things without thinking XD
Yeah she for sure the dumbest Lanny-Lan.
I forgot that it was Jaime who attempted to kill that kid and crippled him for life, just to ensure he could keep f’n his sister. We knew the type of person he was, and he still half managed to redeem himself.
No it wasn't just so he could keep fcking his sister. It was to keep his sister and her kids from being killed. And him of course. He'd be the one kept to watch as they were put to death. Tywin wouldn't stand for it of course but may be able to save Tommin and Marcella if he agrees to not go to war.
More because for the lives of himself, cersei and the kids. Robert would have them killed the second he found out that theire fucking. If I would be in the situation of: kill a boy from a rival family or see my love and our children die I would've took Brans head
Literally the worst possible opening and yet he somehow managed to somewhat bounce back
He was made to be hated, until we all realised there are far worse people out there. Then he suddenly started feel like a reasonable man.
I mean, part of the reason he pushed the kid was to save a lot of lifes.
When Bronn clobbered Jaime with his own prosthetic hand I just about died. Totally not expecting it!
I wonder if that was in the script
And Jamie still had a time to say "What was that?" 😂
Distorted Cersei always breaks me.
Jaime: breathes
Everyone: roasts and bullies Jaime
Jaime: *oh ffs--*
Hi vaz in 7th hell and hi vaznt iven ded.
Isn't it crazy how Jaime was bullied almost ás much as Tyrion? Anda he was a drunk imp
Drunk imp? Mmmm yes we don’t like you
One of the real heroes who killed the mad king to save thousands of people and a whole city from being burned to the ground? Mmmm yes we don’t like you
@@spikythepineapple7318 Yeah, right. What a waste of time that was. Ended up happening anyway.
@@DrCruel Jaime really deserved more respect than he got
Jaime - at least for the first three or so seasons - was way more of a dick than Tyrion though
@@spikythepineapple7318 drunk imp=Tyrion, not Jaime
Jamie Lannister is how redemption arcs should be done
period
Except for s8 ep 5
obsessive fangirl right. I never would have thought I’d have to take that statement back
@@kocomissed6490 blame Dumb and Dumber my friend
This aged like a fine milk
Jaime is me jumping into arguments and getting tongue tied the second someone says something clever😭
Honestly never got why every character gives jamie shit for killing the mad king. Guy was burning the townspeople alive so he killed him, I get he swore an oath and stabbed him in the back. The dude literally saved the city though by killin him and everyone gives jamie shit for it
That's kind of the point of his character. The audience in the beginning thinking that he was a man who needed redemption, before learning that if he hadn't done what he'd done thousands would have died. He basically threw away his reputation to do what was right, and everyone giving him shit for it is the consequence of that action.
a lannister always pays his debts. If he swore to protect the king at all costs and is the one to kill him, one will always question his loyalties and word...honor was lost even though what he did was right....doing something right and possibly heroic isn't always the honorable path it seems.
I don't think that it was public knowledge that the Mad King wanted to burn the City to the ground
@@darknesscosplay7622 yeah even in the books he kept it to himself. He basically took all the criticism and jabs but never made an excuse until he finally told Brianne
The fact he didn't strike until his Father was attacking the city looks incredibly suspicious as well.
"cersei should have swallowed u" LMAOOOOO I'm wheezing
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Jaime: I don't want wife, I don't want children
Tywin: What do you want?
dang he totally forgot about his 4 children that died.
@@alexandergabrielalqueza3881
You mean his 3 children? And yeah I guess after all this time, Jamie wasn't looking forward to more kids aside from way later.
@@thalmoragent9344 There's also Cersei's firstborn that died. Its impossible to say who the father was though
@@skynyrdjesus
I'd imagine that one at least was Robert's
They were really dragging this man for 8 seasons. LMAO
It's sick how much Jaime developed through the series. Starting as a bad and arrogant person but ending up as a loyal and respectful hero. His character development is actually my favourite. Even his looks changed after only less than 10 years.
Loyal enough to go back to cersi?
@@jessielemon6967 we do not recognize s8 here as an actual thing 😌
@@jessielemon6967 S8 never happened
If you rewatch early seasons, lot of his scenes get new layer, because you can see Jamie being conflicted. It's like he wants to be good and noble, but everyone keep reminding him he's shit because he's both Lannister and Kingslayer, so at some point he just gave up and started acting like an ass because everyone already hates him no matter what.
Also Cersie is his poison, he did most of the shitty things because of her, and was only ever allowed to be himself when he was around Brianne.
Olenna was born with these shades. The moment her mother held her she told one of the maids to put them on her face gently.
Honestly what the blackfish said to him was probably the most hurtful out of what anyone said in these clips. As a boy he looked up to the blackfish as a hero and role model and to grow up and have him call you an honorless pitiful man would really hurt...
8:23 man I always feel so bad for Jaime in that situation considering the Blackfish was one of his childhood idols and he was fangboying all over him in the books as a kid haha
Gotta love the Blackfish though, what a badass
4:10 is so god damn funny oh my god
Jamie is cursed to have his ego destroyed by those he admires the most.
The blackfish, Ned Stark and his father
J: So the lion does concern himself with the opinions of shee-
T: NO ITS NOT AN OPINION ITS A FACT
J: ... sorry daddy
"So here i am, with a thousand ships and two good hands" omfg lol
Did it džast bikaz hi tot it fani
9:58 best roast and really hard to take it THUG LİFE
I’m so glad you made this because a lot of it at least was exactly what I was thinking with Jamie’s facial expressions throughout the show. He was basically the Jim Halpert of Westeros.
Jaime: "Something's changed."
Alien Cersei: "Everything's changed."
😂😂😂
I hated most of the edits but this one made me laugh.
The ad placement immediately after "Not at all what I intended" is pure genius
I can't watch this with a straight face... especially the Cersei scenes XD
11:38 *_I AM ROLLING_*
edit: I finished the video and this basically sums up Jaime's Arc as a character lmfao
3:30 I am dying 😂😂
11:40 "Who are you and what have you done to my Brienne" ahahaha! love it :D
"Planning on growing it back"
Best comeback in the history of comebacks
THE CLOWN MUSIC AT 9:18 IM LOSING MY GD MIND
9:32 hahaha
Of everyone in Westeros, only Tywin & Tyrion didn't treat him like a blunt instrument. Everyone else did; the tragedy is that he, over time, started to believe it.
I've never realized the amount of comebacks Jamie has had at him DAMN!
5:14
I agree : Sir Loras still has the most savage roast of the show.
*a FiNgA iN tHa BuM*
“is shrek hiring” LOST MY SHIT
I feel bad for Jaime, CAN NOONE SEE THAT JAIME WANTS EDDARD STARKS APPROVAL, IT WAS SO OBVIOUS!
@@scotta4564 I'm not a bot.
I feel this all constitutes as animal abuse considering Jaime is basically a golden retriever.
I didn’t expect to end up laughing so hard I was crying. I needed this.
Jaime is my favorite, and I never realized how many times he was the butt of every joke LMAO
The editing was *chefs kiss*
10:55 with Olenas red eyes following is killing me. And then Jamie's reaction to the dragons. I'm in tears
Also cerseis distorted faces. I haven't laughed this hard in months.
Tysm
😭Olena part sent me
9:21 the editing here is oscarworthy
It took me about 10 minutes to stop laughing so I could finish the video
I’m back after 3 years and it still makes me laugh to this day 🤣🤣
That moment when Jaime was like "I don't wanna work here anymore" + "Is Shrek hiring?.." got me really hard
I live that the Queen of Shade is just constantly wearing shades. 😄
And oh my I love the way you keep the thug glasses on Olenna's face throughout the whole conversation 😂 She really was a thug in that moment 😂 And the red murder eyes 🤣🤣🤣
So many great little edits to this... my favorite has to be Euron talking about marrying the most beautiful woman, and then it cuts to Cersei's pinched face.
Always hated how they made Jaime pretty much useless after losing his hand, I mean a swordsman as great as he was should be able to be at least above average with his left and that they never weaponized the stump.. theres all kinds of thing he could put there that would be much better than that useless fake hand.
It’s realistic. He’d lost his wrist and would never be able to reach anywhere close to his former dexterity with the prosthetics available to him at the time.
@@deadshot1995 You'd think a master swordsman would have already trained with his "off hand" (if he weren't ambidextrous to begin with).
@@PR--un4ub Why? There's little benefit to training with his left hand when he'd never be as good with it as his right. Any time spent training would've been with his dominant hand because the aim is to hone and improve his skills, not to become slightly competent at fighting in a way he never expected to have to.
@@deadshot1995 Why? Are you honestly looking for an answer? I'll humor you: because there could be times when his right hand may be bound, holding something/someone vital, crippled or even absent altogether.
@@PR--un4ub Very niche situations that are unlikely to ever happen. It would be like a professional tennis player spending significant time practising with their offhand because of the slight chance their dominant hand would be incapacitated someday.
0:40 once we saw the full story you know how much that actually hurt Jamie to hear
00:11 the funny part about this quote is that absolutely no one was willing to fight Jaime when he had both his hands because they knew what he was capable of, thus it never mattered how good he was because he never got to use it
0:35 I mean hell, Jaime was such a fanboy for Ned and secretly looked up to him because of his outspoken honour etc.
Just this once he hoped he’d get some approval for saving millions of people in KL but. His look just says it all.
Nikolaj should’ve won an Emmy for every season.
he didnt know that he saved anyone, jamie just didnt say anything for some reason which is a huge plot hole for me
Don't think he really a fan. He is bitter cuz Ned has a reputation of an honorable man even tho he is a killer and also the one who begun Jaime's reputation as kingslayer. Arthur Dayne was his hero and this guy who claims to be Mister Honor killed Dayne, so Jaime doesn't like Ned for complex and not quite just reasons. He doesn't understand that from Ned's pov Jaime killing Aerys was a political move (it was but Jaime didn't intend it so). Jaime is a knight while Ned is a lord.
I love the Blackfish conversation because you can tell he’s finally over literally everyone getting the best of him in dialogue scenes. “Can’t I even win against an old man who I have every possible bit of leverage against?” Nope.
I love Ned, he’s the best, but the biggest problem I had with Ned was how unfair he was to Jaime.
Jaime deserved it in the first season tho. If Ned was still alive at the end, they would’ve been friends
well,,, i kinda understand, but ned was unfair with him because jaime made a vow, and lannisters only sided with em in the war when it was convinient for their house. unlike rebels, jaime (and all the lannisters) were loyal to aeris until the very end of the war and betrayed him knowing that they were their only support. in addition, jaime was not only a lannister but also a part of the kingsguard: that means that his loyalty to the king should have been more important than anything else, and that he should have sought his safety first. even if that meant being part of the massacre of kingslanding, because that was the vow jaime made when he became a part of the kingsguard. honor is not always accompanied by good deeds, and, for ned, good deeds without honor ... could not be considered good.
considering that ned didn't even knew that aeris wanted to burn the city, and all what he saw was a man who, he thought (bc jaime never directly denied it), had seized the best moment to become a hero... i think it's normal for a character like him to think that way. i honestly believe otherwise it would have been too unrealistic for his character.
anyways, i am not aware of all the lore bc i watched the first seasons years ago, so maybe i'm wrong and he was, indeed, unfair. idk, that's just how i see it lmao
Ned was a great guy, but he was wrong to instantly judge Jaime guilty the second he stepped in to the throne room, Jaime was a 17 year old kid in a awful situation...Ned could have asked him what happened, he could have provided Jaime with the guidance he desperately needed but he didn't, and it came back to haunt him years later. That was a turning point for Jaime, deep down he wanted to be good and be a true night, but he was too proud to beg them to hear his side when they had already judged him...and it sent him down a dark path. It's sad that things went so bad between Ned and Jaime, but I think Jaime will find his true self again in the end, he's come a long way already
Jaime was so sassy then, so Ned couldn't take Jaime seriously and didn't want to listen to his story. In the books, when Ned entered the throne room after the murder of Aerys Targaryen, Jaime was sitting on the Iron Throne and teasing Ned. That's why the honorable Ned Stark didn't want to hear Jaime's side.
You've gotta try and see it from Ned's point of view, honour is everything to a man like him. After seeing Jonothor Darry and Lewyn Martell die on the field of battle defending Rhaegar, the legendary Barristan the Bold almost dying to his sustained injuries, and not to mention later battling Arthur Dayne, Gerold Hightower and Oswell Whent to the death even when the war is already won, of course Jaime and his actions are going to seem like a disappointing blotch on the honour of the Kingsguard.
Obviously Jaime's actions are considered by us to be morally correct, but that simply isn't in the society they live in.
Bronn and jaime after the first battle with dany has to be one of my favorite lines in the whole series xD just the way bronn delivers the line
"If she decides to use them, to really use them"
"You're fucked"
"Don't you mean we're fucked?"
"No I do not, dragons are where our partnership ends"
this is how i cope
special mention: his hand getting chopped off
He is the only character that earned a happy ending
But didnt get one.
I'm not crying, you are. ;-;
He died in the arms of the one he loved like he said he wanted.
How is he the only one to earn a happy ending lol
it you push a innocent boy to fall out of a window and hope for him to die you have no right for a happy ending
I want these comments on the entire series for every character. Hysterical!
I can't stop laughing at the distorted faces Jaime keeps having. Poor dude, just let him be the extremely attractive smartass we all know and love
YESSSSS THIS IS THE CONTENT I SUBSCRIBED FOR!!!!!
Edit: thank you for loving my comments, it always brightens my day💕☀️
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I love the Cersei faces more than words can say. Thank you so much for this gift
this is edited so wonderfully i’m wheezing
The editing on this is legendary
Say what you want about the "Does she like it gentle or rough ?" scene betwween Euron Greyjoy and Jaime Lannister but it's so fucking funny everytime XD
I don't know why it's so funny but his shocked face when talking about that when he literally has sex with his twin sister cracks me up every time. 😂
*Jaime, internally, at all times:* Conceal, don't feel (😂)
Edit: I know I'm going to keep coming back to this video and adding favorite parts. The (struggling) and (struggling intensifies) made me choke on my drink, as did Joffrey's 'asshat' name tag 😂
It never fails to make me laugh when Cersei progressively becomes an Oblivion NPC with Oblivion facial features and proportions.
You should have added the scene where Myrcella tells Jaime SHE KNOWS HE'S HIS FATHER the look on jaime's face was hilarious 😂
Idk why , but 0:43 after Ned asks him "is that what you tell yourself" and you see the stupid fucking edit. It had me in tears man , fuck that was good
When it keeps zooming in on Ned's eyes had me pissing myself.
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
'you doink' lmaooo
I still don't understand why in this crazy fantasy world with giant mechanical ballistas and other mechanical marvels that someone couldn't just make Jaime a prosthetic hand. Even in real life Gotz of the Iron Hand literally had his good sword hand chopped off and they manged to make him a prosthetic that was able to grasp a sword with ease.
Guts
Maybe if he visited the Citadel in Old Town, but he never thought about that...
@@filipporubino4163 he kinda forgot about the citadel...
Shit, Ash Williams was transported back into the Medieval Ages and created his own hand, and that dude worked at an S-Mart.
"Grasp a sword" isn't the same as "wield a sword". That prosthetic simply holds the sword at a constant angle, without any of the finger or wrist movements essential to sword use. For someone with the apparent fine technique Jaime had, it would be barely better than no hand at all.
Everybody laughing at the Cirsei scenes but I’m crying at the Euron Greyjoy long neck 9:28
1:00 that zoom was criminal
"is shrek hiring"
As much as I love him Ned is still one of the least intelligent characters on the show 😂 hates this guy for betraying his king even tho he was a major leader in a fucking rebellion which is by definition treason.
i mean, it was rebel or be murdered by a mad king who had unjustly murdered members of your family. wtf did you expect him to do? besides, i'm pretty sure it was jon arryn who called his banners when arys demanded the heads of robert and ned.
Ned is actually loving, instead of playing the game to benefit his family he abstains from the game to go back home to his family. Maybe he isnt very intelligent but it's because he just wants an independent life in the north with his family. Robert made him come to kings landing which is something he didnt want to do. His ultimate downfall was revealing to Cersei that he knew the truth about the baratheon bastards, and believing that littlefinger would grant him the gold cloaks in his unlikely to work coup. Ned fought honorably but so did Ser Vardis Egen and Vardis lost to Ser Bronn. I see that trial by combat sort of symbolic of the show down between the honorable Eddard Stark and the one-step ahead Cersei Lannister. Starks "armour" of honor weighed him down and made him an easy target.
Ned's treason was more glorious than Jaime's and that's all that mattered lol
Ned was a great guy, but he made a mistake by instantly judging Jaime (a 17 year old kid in a hellish situation) guilty, and it came back to haunt him in the long run....that was a turning point for Jaime, deep down he wanted to be a true night but being the proud lion he was he wasn't going to beg everyone to hear his side....and it tainted him for a long time.
@@isaachussain3603 yeah but even tywin judged jaime for that. He was going to trap Ned and trade him for Tyrion but jaime being such a reactionary screwed that up and made it beric dondarrion instead of ned who confronted the mountain. Alas making the whole situation between the starks and lannisters even worse. Arguably u could say if tywin wasnt such a secretive fuck than jaime wouldve never confronted ned. But who knows 🤷♂️. Isnt it great how fascinating books can be? I mean this entire conversation is based on pure fiction it's amazing.
I love how he always answered with "love you too sister" to Cersei every time she insulted him
Tywin's father left him a heap of gold larger than any other in all of Westeros. Tywin left Jaime Casterly Rock and debt to the Iron Bank. As cunning as Tywin was, its a shame he couldn't think of a way to get more gold.
Everyone: Oathbreaker! No one can ever trust you. *turns nose up in air*
*if Jamie had done nothing*
Everyone: How could you? How could stand idly by as the Mad King killed all those innocent people? I suppose your honor mattered more than your duty as a knight….*turns nose up in the air*
Yeah, just don’t care what people say cause people gonna talk either way. Just do what helps YOU sleep at night with yourself
With yourself or your sister
Jaime: There are the meme glasses, i've seen them for 17years on face after face
I'm crying laughing. Circus music in Jaime's head at 9:17 and the following scene destroyed me.
This is the best thing I’ve seen all year, well done👏🏻😂
Every frickin moment has been building up to Jaime realizing how horrible Cersei is and how horrible he's become because of her and no personal moment of Jaime was brought up to have a saving grace for her and yet he still died for her
I love how Cersei blames Jaime for their fathers death, when she was as much as fault by doing things and damn what could possibly happen
i watched this last night and was in first period at like 8:00 and was trying not to cry because of “its a threat”
"That boy had wanted to be Ser Arthur Dayne, but someplace along the way he had become the Smiling Knight instead" Jaime's story is a tragic one. Glorified hostage guard, only Kingsguard in the Keep and a boy still... he kept his knightly oath but broke the Kingsguard one and his most knightly deed became his shame and he was judged on the spot by the court of public opinion. No wonder that he latched on to his toxic family, the only people who seemed to have his back. There was no one else left for him. And he hardened his heart and spent years tethering on the brink of what he wanted to be once upon a time and what he needed to be to survive. I hope the books will give him more satisfying arc conclusion than the show. And I wonder what if Ned got to the city first or asked him 'why' at the time. If Jaime had a friendly face in the crowd other than his father...
He could have called Robb a coward when he refused the 1vs1, saying the same thing John said to Ramsay in Season 6: „will your men fight for you when they hear you wouldn’t fight for them?“
Yeah but Robb did fight in the battle and almost died to Jaime but Lord Karstarks son died instead. Robb just wasn't stupid enough to 1v1 a guy he already had captured
THIS WAS MUCH NEEDED
Who else paused this video 20 times just read the captions and knows it was worth it.
"Marry the most beautiful woman in the world..."
*Distorted Cersei*
Me:
*Mammoth laughing sounds for 10 hours*
I could watch the entire series with just only Cersei having these hilarious distorted edits
Him going 'not this shit again' when talking to the blackfish is definitely one of my top Jaime moments 🤣
Edit: And the reaction to 'I always knew you were the stupidest lannister' truly excellent 👌