I mean the showrunners were retarded so we cant expect it any better. They F'ed the show up last 3 seasons. Honestly back from the red wedding removing key characters. They went full retard like Marvel and star wars.
18:06 Tommen jumped out a window! NO ONE can blame Tyrion for THAT! If ANYTHING it was Cersei's fault for arming the faith militant in the first place because of her jealousy of Margarey. I can see how she'd blame Tyrion for Marsella's death because he was the reason she was in Dorne in the first place. 22:52 Theon didn't kill ANY Starks! 42:42 the Wall is made with magic and it took something magical, like a dragon to bring it down completely. 54:53 in the books one of the older Targaryen queen's tried to fly her dragon beyond the Wall but it refused to go! Dragons don't like cold!
dragons dont like the cold is not the statement i took from that, there isnt a big difference from castle black and just north of the wall and that dragon had never disobeyed her. to me it seemed more like the dragon didnt want to go past the wall specifically
*Poetic Justice:* Long ago, Lord Baelish said "Knowledge is Power." The only reason why Littlefinger lost is because his real opponent was Bran, The 3 Eyed Raven. Bran told his sisters what he knew of Littlefinger. When it comes to Knowledge, no one can beat the 3 Eyed Raven. *- A speculation I have about Lord Baelish:* I forget which episode - The scene in crypts of Winterfell with Sansa & Littlefinger (LF). Sansa mentions that her Aunt Lyanna was captured and killed by Rhaegar Targaryen. Notice the reaction expression of LF. He reacted like he knew the real truth. Robert Baratheon's Rebellion War was built on a lie. Now, who do we know that profits by spreading lies to turn others against each other? Littlefinger gained a lot of power because of that Rebellion.
Yes, Meñique started GOT and started Robert's Rebellion but Cercei already warned him, power is power and her almost cut his neck... he and Walder Frey died like Cat justicia poética,
@@Jose-Lozanchez END OF SERIES SPOILER BELOW: I was waiting to mention Cersei's poetic justice demise until it happened. Littlefinger died via "Knowledge is Power" to greater knowledge (from Bran). Cersei replied to LF that "Power is Power", only to die later to a greater power - Dany & Drogon.
@@dunringill1747 Very Interesting, in the books we would have to wait to find out who the Valongar is. I forgot, Tywin died as Gray Wind, Rouse Bolton as Rob
@@Jose-Lozanchez I wish I could add more to the discussion, but I've never read the books (yet). My thoughts & speculations are limited to the TV show only.
@@dunringill1747 Ok, Tywin and Arya's conversations, as well as Cercei and Robert's, are not in the books but they are gems, however the Dorne plot, the Tysha plot (why did Tyrion go up to see his father in 4x10?) or Half of the prophecy was inexplicably erased, it doesn't matter how many times you read the books, you always discover new clues, you will enjoy the books or audiobooks
Hi there from a silent viewer 👋 Just wanna say thank you for keeping the reactions so positive throughout the whole series. It actually changed my view on the later seasons and made me appreciate them more than when they first came out 😌 I'm sure a lot of people have already suggested these, but if you ever feel like watching a series as planned out from the beginning to the end with tons of foreshadowing and theories, I'd suggest the following two: - Attack on Titan - Dark (Netflix) The way you're doing your reactions, I believe you won't be disappointed with these two and gain a whole new viewership on top of that ✌️ Thank you for making our lives better with your light-hearted reviews!!! Love the humour and nicknames ❤
Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked the videos! And deep inside I was extremely invested so the ending hurt regardless but I didn’t think it was awful haha and I’ll add those to the suggestions ❤️ comment more cause we loved this one! Have a good night!
@@jayc5373 You’ve got 7 seasons of him to answer that, just cause you don’t like the character you can’t deny he is good at what he does. I will say in the show everyone knows Littlefinger is up to something. In the books everyone thinks they are mates with Baelish which makes him even more dangerous.
@@gdbssa all he is good at is manipulating vulnerable women like the weak little weasel he is. That’s literally all he has done. Lysa, Cat, Sansa….Only time he acted like a man he got sliced from his privates to his chest.
When Arya circles you, or half circles you, here, and like with that Frey soldier by the fire in Season 3, make peace with your gods. You have but a minute to live.
Black Sails is probably the most underrated show of all time. IN totality it's the better show I suppose. However, peak GoT was better then peak Black Sails... even though Black Sails is AMAZING.
FYI Mr October, you were correct about what The Hound said to his brother. His point was "You have always known I am coming back for you" to get his revenge. He even talked about it to Arya a couple seasons back
If I’m not mistaken, the books reference another way for the Night King’s army to overcome the Wall. For the show, using a dragon makes sense not only for physically destroying the Wall, but also breaking the enchantments imbued in it to stop the dead from crossing over. I’m pretty sure that’s why Benjen never tried to go back to the Wall (aside from his oaths to the Night’s Watch and the Three-Eyed Raven). He knew because of those enchantments he could never cross the Wall even if they opened the gates for him.
@@VColossalV There’s some wiggle room there because it’s heavily implied the enchantments are tied directly to the structure. In theory, it’s possible to fly it over the Wall without resulting in its destruction. I think if the wight came into close proximity to the Wall, like directly touching it or entering its tunnels for example, it would be destroyed. The show doesn’t make it clear where the party actually landed, but I’d assume it’s somewhere well behind the Wall, if for no other reason than it would be unnecessarily difficult to land a dragon laden with passengers atop it.
a lot of ppl say “theon’s back!” when he wins that fight, but i don’t see it that way. the old theon is gone and that’s a good thing. reek is gone, and that’s a great thing. this is the moment theon is reborn.
Funny story: when I first watched this episode.. the moment dany appeared with her dragon I saw a bat flying around in my house! Long story short: I was able to safely get the bat out the door before my dog came out to chase it out. Scared the hell out of me!😂😂😂
Welcome to the end of your journey. The start of the most divisive season of any show in history is ahead of you. You either love it or don't. I'm grateful for having this show in my life. It saved me. Season 8 is not the best but it all ends up as it was supposed to over 30 years ago. The Long Night (8x3) is my favorite episode of any show ever. The Bells (8x5) is a close 2nd. This show is something special and I'm very happy to have gotten to relive it through new eyes. Thank you both. I never subscribe to anyone on youtube but I will gladly subscribe and support your reaction videos from now on. I wish you both nothing but success. Much
18:04: I blame Cersei for her childrens' deaths more than anyone else. Tyrian wasn't even around for Tommen. Tommen died because Cersei burned his wife alive and Joffrey died because he was poisoned by Olenna. Tyrion is the best character in the show. Violence is his last resort.
I like how you guys impersonate the English accents (and not too badly) but I'm here in England seven seasons in and still loving the novelty of hearing your southern accents!
Bran, who can see into the future, could have just told them, "hey, don't fly the dragon over the wall yall". The wall would have remained whole and we could roll end credits. but noooo...
Theon needed that shit,i think Theon in last season is my favourite character in GOT apart from Jaime and Jon Snow,Alfie is such a ffkin good actor his face says 1000 words....
i wont really go more into it but the dragonpit is not at all the reason why the dragons died, the last dragons who lived there were small and sickly but the "real" dragons had died before that and there is no reason to assume the dragonpit turned them that small because none of the dragons before were. danys own dragons seemed to grow fine under meereen as well and the place they were in was way smaller than the dragonpit
🎉Ghost is secretly a brother of the nights watch.🎉 1- Ghost took his vows the same day sam and jon did at the heart tree. He was there when he brought the zombie hand. 2- After taking his vows, ghost always stayed with his brothers in his duty, even if jon wasnt there. A wolf gets what he earns when he earns it. 3- Ghost stayed in castle black during the battle of the bastards, because his oath prohibits him to join that war. The nightswatch are neutral. No brother of the nights watch fought there. 4- i cannot spoil season 8, but for the rest of the show, if you notice ghost action, he always keeping his vows to the nights watch. Putting this into perspective, and if you know you know, you can see him taking the role of Lord commander. We just dont realize, because we see a wolf. But he is a brother of the nights watch, and a high rank.
The thing which hits really hard about Jon being the legitimate son of a Rhaegar+Lianna marriage (which was a love match)...obviously, the whole 'Rhaegar kidnapped and violated Lianna' thing is NOT true -- therefore Robert Baratheon's entire reason for starting the war against the Targarians was false. We also learn over the course of the show that Rhaegar was actually a great guy and would have been an excellent king (according to those who knew him, like Ser Barriston). So really, the mad king needed to go (he was a dangerous lunatic) and Rhaegar would have followed in the line of succession. Robert didn't need to cause a huge war over something that never happened. Imagine if Dany's and Jon could have been raised in Kings Landing as future rulers...the possibilities are endless, but the loss of life during Robert's Rebellion and the wars between the 5 kings wouldn't have happened. Arguably the kingdom would have been stronger and more united...maybe more equipped to handle the Long Night. Of course then, Dany's story would be very different...possibly no dragons...so who knows how that would play out (we assumed up until this episode that the dragons were a huge weapon for the good guys...but now the playing field is more leveled). Interesting to imagine what could have been...
For any young people wondering what the context is here, one of President Ronald Reagan's greatest soundbytes was imploring the President of Russia to destroy the Berlin Wall, a symbol of division. th-cam.com/video/WX00QkvK-mQ/w-d-xo.html
*just remembered it came out between season 7 and 8 so technically no spoilers in it if you want to watch now like most did at the time. 😊 When you guys get done with the series, would love to see your reaction to the Westerosi Rhapsody video. It's hilarious
Theon and Jon's conversation is really important for underscoring that Jon is Ned's son, even if he wasn't born of his seed. "He was as much your father as he was mine. You don't have to choose, You're a Greyjoy [Targaryan] AND you're a Stark."
In a past season, I can’t remember who said it, but it may have been the witch lady who turned Khal Drogo said something about the grass dying and turning white. In my opinion that was told in reference to the long night
I found it amusing that because of the way they costumed Baelish, that lost shot of him looks like a dead mockingbird laying there. But RIP to Peter, pound4pound the Game's best player, given where he started and where he ended. This was also Cersei's best season, and Sansa's, which isn't an accident. We see them use everything that forged them in this season, the last season before the events become bigger than the characters.
I believe you guys would like stranger things it's great but there are a few moments that will probably be scary... Also love the marvel reactions and super looking forward to seeing your daredevil reactions on TH-cam ...
It took a powerful magical being to destroy a powerful magical structure. Think the Night King can see things like Bran, knew Dany would be flying up there with her dragons and decided to wait when he could have easily had his minions attack Jons party. He could have froze that lake if he wanted to. And finally we see Targaryen's doing what they do best. 😆
Zaldrīzes buzdari iksos daor- A dragon is not a slave. Daenerys speaks this line twice in the series, that I can recall, and Amelia Clark mispronounces one word both times. She moves the "s" in iksos, saying "iskos" instead. Just something I noticed.
The Hound was talking about himself coming for The Mountain. Not the Lord of Light lol. Just cuz he can see into the fire now doesn't mean he's a worshipper. The scene between Jon and Theon is some of my favorite of the whole series. Jon gave him the fatherly advice Ned would have given him. And forgiveness.
They did Littlefinger so damn dirty. If it wasn't for him, Sansa would have killed immediately after Joffrey's murder. Then he saved Jon Snow and the Wildling army and captured Winterfell for her. What an ingrate.
One of my all-time favorite series is from Australia. It is called "Mr. In-between". If you can find it, it is most definitely worth it to react to. My personal opinion, of course, but I do stand by my words. Take care.
This is my favorite episode. The summit in the dragon pit, the trial and execution of Little Finger, the reunion and separation of the Lannisters, Theon’s redemption arc, the reveal that Jon is Aegon Targaryen, and the ice dragon destroying the wall. So much material.
The _really_ scary bit is that it almost doesn't _matter_ how big the Army of the Dead is. Any time you fight them, some of your soldiers will die. And every one of them that dies, rises up into the army. So every time you fight them, you get weaker, and they get stronger. In a lot of wars, you could get to pretend as a third party you could just let those two fight each other, and then you only have to fight the winner. And the winner will be seriously weakened because of it, so it'll be easy for you. But not here; if the dead win, they'll be *stronger* because of the fight.
No doubt Middlefinger was the most dangerous and most adept player in the Game of Thrones, and the greatest villain in the show, even more so than Joffrey or Ramsey, and at least as clever as Tyrion. Although it's interesting that George R.R. Martin, at one point in the early development of the story, declared Tyrion as the villain of the story. Of course, that was way back when he planned a love story between Jon and Arya with Tyrion as her rejected suitor, and jealous enemy of Jon. Middlefinger was even responsible for Robert's Rebellion. All evidence point to it being Middlefinger who lied to Brandon, telling him Rheagar had "kidnapped" Leanna, when he likely knew good and well she went with him willingly and of her own free will.
This I agree Little Finger went out in a way that made sense for him as well as Sansa. He taught her too well. That being said that’s one of the few endings for characters that make sense. I know there are a small group of people who defend the ending (I mean I like how it looks and I enjoyed the first 3 episodes) but even George RR Martin was frustrated with Dan& Dave (the show runners) as well as HBO with how they ended the series and the endings they gave for many of the characters. If George, the guy responsible for this incredible story up to that point, also hated how they chose to end the series (decisions characters made, the abrupt change to characters, characters being incredibly stupid for no reason, how characters ended, and how who ended up on the throne ended up there).
Really enjoying watching this series again with you fine folk, thank you. I think back to when you started this series, sometimes saying how stupid you felt not being able to keep up with it... I can assure you... I have little doubt you have this series/story best worked out, more than most I am sure...certainly more than me anyway. I was having a terrible day before now, this cheered me up. Thank you :)
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Cersei : I don't believe in zombies;
Also Cersei : Here is my bodyguard. He is a zombie.
I mean the showrunners were retarded so we cant expect it any better. They F'ed the show up last 3 seasons. Honestly back from the red wedding removing key characters. They went full retard like Marvel and star wars.
So true
Great point.
😂
When Bran said, "Chaos is a ladder." 2 to 3 episodes ago-Liitlefinger should have run like hell.
Right! Why didn’t I think that? He should have been like hell naw…
That dragon turned into Ronald Regan was hilarious 😅😂
"Mr. Night King, tear down this wall!!"
LAughed my A off :)
Rory McCann's performance makes The Hound ever greater than he was in writing
He was awesome! I do know it!
"That damned dragon turned into Ronald Reagan" 🤣 That totally made me laugh!
18:06 Tommen jumped out a window! NO ONE can blame Tyrion for THAT! If ANYTHING it was Cersei's fault for arming the faith militant in the first place because of her jealousy of Margarey. I can see how she'd blame Tyrion for Marsella's death because he was the reason she was in Dorne in the first place. 22:52 Theon didn't kill ANY Starks! 42:42 the Wall is made with magic and it took something magical, like a dragon to bring it down completely. 54:53 in the books one of the older Targaryen queen's tried to fly her dragon beyond the Wall but it refused to go! Dragons don't like cold!
dragons dont like the cold is not the statement i took from that, there isnt a big difference from castle black and just north of the wall and that dragon had never disobeyed her. to me it seemed more like the dragon didnt want to go past the wall specifically
Theon’s actions still caused the death of the Robb and Catelyn Stark bc the Bolton’s used the opportunity he created when he sacked Winterfell.
*Poetic Justice:* Long ago, Lord Baelish said "Knowledge is Power." The only reason why Littlefinger lost is because his real opponent was Bran, The 3 Eyed Raven. Bran told his sisters what he knew of Littlefinger. When it comes to Knowledge, no one can beat the 3 Eyed Raven.
*- A speculation I have about Lord Baelish:* I forget which episode - The scene in crypts of Winterfell with Sansa & Littlefinger (LF). Sansa mentions that her Aunt Lyanna was captured and killed by Rhaegar Targaryen. Notice the reaction expression of LF. He reacted like he knew the real truth. Robert Baratheon's Rebellion War was built on a lie. Now, who do we know that profits by spreading lies to turn others against each other? Littlefinger gained a lot of power because of that Rebellion.
Yes, Meñique started GOT and started Robert's Rebellion but Cercei already warned him, power is power and her almost cut his neck... he and Walder Frey died like Cat justicia poética,
@@Jose-Lozanchez END OF SERIES SPOILER BELOW:
I was waiting to mention Cersei's poetic justice demise until it happened. Littlefinger died via "Knowledge is Power" to greater knowledge (from Bran).
Cersei replied to LF that "Power is Power", only to die later to a greater power - Dany & Drogon.
@@dunringill1747 Very Interesting, in the books we would have to wait to find out who the Valongar is. I forgot, Tywin died as Gray Wind, Rouse Bolton as Rob
@@Jose-Lozanchez I wish I could add more to the discussion, but I've never read the books (yet). My thoughts & speculations are limited to the TV show only.
@@dunringill1747 Ok, Tywin and Arya's conversations, as well as Cercei and Robert's, are not in the books but they are gems, however the Dorne plot, the Tysha plot (why did Tyrion go up to see his father in 4x10?) or Half of the prophecy was inexplicably erased, it doesn't matter how many times you read the books, you always discover new clues, you will enjoy the books or audiobooks
Cersei: *_”When you play the Game of Thrones, you win or you die.”_*
Sorry, Cersei. . .but Petyr Baelish did both. #LongLiveLittleFinger
Agreed. Evil, but phenomenal character.
Yessir!!!
I hate Little Finger, but respect his hustle over all others.
Dude was the TRUTH! No name, no lands, no family, no wealth. . .& flipped the world upside-down. #Respect
Hate him or love him - Baelish was a beast!
Hi there from a silent viewer 👋
Just wanna say thank you for keeping the reactions so positive throughout the whole series. It actually changed my view on the later seasons and made me appreciate them more than when they first came out 😌
I'm sure a lot of people have already suggested these, but if you ever feel like watching a series as planned out from the beginning to the end with tons of foreshadowing and theories, I'd suggest the following two:
- Attack on Titan
- Dark (Netflix)
The way you're doing your reactions, I believe you won't be disappointed with these two and gain a whole new viewership on top of that ✌️
Thank you for making our lives better with your light-hearted reviews!!! Love the humour and nicknames ❤
Thanks so much! I’m glad you liked the videos! And deep inside I was extremely invested so the ending hurt regardless but I didn’t think it was awful haha and I’ll add those to the suggestions ❤️ comment more cause we loved this one! Have a good night!
You’ve got to hand it to Littlefinger. He’s so OP it took supernatural forces to ruin his plans 🤣
True
Facts 😂😂
OP how? He was a slimy worm who could only manipulate vulnerable women.
@@jayc5373 You’ve got 7 seasons of him to answer that, just cause you don’t like the character you can’t deny he is good at what he does.
I will say in the show everyone knows Littlefinger is up to something. In the books everyone thinks they are mates with Baelish which makes him even more dangerous.
@@gdbssa all he is good at is manipulating vulnerable women like the weak little weasel he is. That’s literally all he has done. Lysa, Cat, Sansa….Only time he acted like a man he got sliced from his privates to his chest.
When Arya circles you, or half circles you, here, and like with that Frey soldier by the fire in Season 3, make peace with your gods. You have but a minute to live.
There is a show that not only holds up to this, but with a more well thought out ending, which most reactors overlook.
Black Sails.
Black Sails is probably the most underrated show of all time. IN totality it's the better show I suppose. However, peak GoT was better then peak Black Sails... even though Black Sails is AMAZING.
FYI Mr October, you were correct about what The Hound said to his brother. His point was "You have always known I am coming back for you" to get his revenge. He even talked about it to Arya a couple seasons back
If I’m not mistaken, the books reference another way for the Night King’s army to overcome the Wall. For the show, using a dragon makes sense not only for physically destroying the Wall, but also breaking the enchantments imbued in it to stop the dead from crossing over. I’m pretty sure that’s why Benjen never tried to go back to the Wall (aside from his oaths to the Night’s Watch and the Three-Eyed Raven). He knew because of those enchantments he could never cross the Wall even if they opened the gates for him.
Yeah, he literally told Bran that.
what's strange is the undead soldier they brought back to kings landing didn't die
@@VColossalVthe great writing lol
@@VColossalV There’s some wiggle room there because it’s heavily implied the enchantments are tied directly to the structure. In theory, it’s possible to fly it over the Wall without resulting in its destruction. I think if the wight came into close proximity to the Wall, like directly touching it or entering its tunnels for example, it would be destroyed. The show doesn’t make it clear where the party actually landed, but I’d assume it’s somewhere well behind the Wall, if for no other reason than it would be unnecessarily difficult to land a dragon laden with passengers atop it.
a lot of ppl say “theon’s back!” when he wins that fight, but i don’t see it that way. the old theon is gone and that’s a good thing. reek is gone, and that’s a great thing. this is the moment theon is reborn.
"they can't even be hyped, because they are dead" lol
Funny story: when I first watched this episode.. the moment dany appeared with her dragon I saw a bat flying around in my house! Long story short: I was able to safely get the bat out the door before my dog came out to chase it out. Scared the hell out of me!😂😂😂
Welcome to the end of your journey. The start of the most divisive season of any show in history is ahead of you. You either love it or don't. I'm grateful for having this show in my life. It saved me. Season 8 is not the best but it all ends up as it was supposed to over 30 years ago. The Long Night (8x3) is my favorite episode of any show ever. The Bells (8x5) is a close 2nd. This show is something special and I'm very happy to have gotten to relive it through new eyes. Thank you both. I never subscribe to anyone on youtube but I will gladly subscribe and support your reaction videos from now on. I wish you both nothing but success. Much
You guys are awesome, been a lot of fun following this journey
"They can't even be hype, cuz they're dead" 😂😂😂 bruhhh 40:58
I was just about to comment the same. She's so funny without meaning to be. So is he. ❤😂😂😂
I love yall for remembering stuff from seasons ago 🤍 yall had me cracking up trying to remember Cersei’s “Grumkins and Snarks”🤣🤣🤣
18:04: I blame Cersei for her childrens' deaths more than anyone else. Tyrian wasn't even around for Tommen. Tommen died because Cersei burned his wife alive and Joffrey died because he was poisoned by Olenna. Tyrion is the best character in the show. Violence is his last resort.
Great reaction but I am pretty impressed with the Reagan/wall reference from Mr. October. Young buck knows his history!
"That dragon turned into Ronald Reagan!"
I'm dead! 😂💀
Me, too... 🤣🤣🤣
DEAD 🤣🤣☠️
Mr. Gorbachev tear down this wall !!!
Ronald Reagan???😂😂😂😂. Tear down that wall! 😂😂😂😂
Oh ok. I didn't get it thanks. 🤣🤣🤣
It's going fast now with new uploads 😁 Another good one! Can't wait for the next....👌
Qyburn practically jizzed in pants when he picked up that hand.
Theon 💙💙 a Greyjoy and a Stark. Yes , Alfie Allen did a great job, he deserved an Emmy
To think that some of us had to wait almost 2 years for the next episode .. it was killer lol
I like how you guys impersonate the English accents (and not too badly) but I'm here in England seven seasons in and still loving the novelty of hearing your southern accents!
Bran, who can see into the future, could have just told them, "hey, don't fly the dragon over the wall yall". The wall would have remained whole and we could roll end credits. but noooo...
Theon needed that shit,i think Theon in last season is my favourite character in GOT apart from Jaime and Jon Snow,Alfie is such a ffkin good actor his face says 1000 words....
season 7 episode seven and Ned's death still hurts so much
Jack of all trades , he can throw spears , ride dragons 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣
Littlefingers death was one of the worst deaths. He needed one last meeting with Varys
"Snarks and Grumpkins"
I also loved that scene when Jaime 's leaving and snow coming to KL , the scenery , the atmosphere, light and music were perfect
"I'm a slow learner. But I learn"
_That damn dragon turned into Ronald Reagan!_
Some of those comments are really killing me.
i wont really go more into it but the dragonpit is not at all the reason why the dragons died, the last dragons who lived there were small and sickly but the "real" dragons had died before that and there is no reason to assume the dragonpit turned them that small because none of the dragons before were. danys own dragons seemed to grow fine under meereen as well and the place they were in was way smaller than the dragonpit
🎉Ghost is secretly a brother of the nights watch.🎉
1- Ghost took his vows the same day sam and jon did at the heart tree. He was there when he brought the zombie hand.
2- After taking his vows, ghost always stayed with his brothers in his duty, even if jon wasnt there. A wolf gets what he earns when he earns it.
3- Ghost stayed in castle black during the battle of the bastards, because his oath prohibits him to join that war. The nightswatch are neutral. No brother of the nights watch fought there.
4- i cannot spoil season 8, but for the rest of the show, if you notice ghost action, he always keeping his vows to the nights watch.
Putting this into perspective, and if you know you know, you can see him taking the role of Lord commander.
We just dont realize, because we see a wolf. But he is a brother of the nights watch, and a high rank.
The thing which hits really hard about Jon being the legitimate son of a Rhaegar+Lianna marriage (which was a love match)...obviously, the whole 'Rhaegar kidnapped and violated Lianna' thing is NOT true -- therefore Robert Baratheon's entire reason for starting the war against the Targarians was false.
We also learn over the course of the show that Rhaegar was actually a great guy and would have been an excellent king (according to those who knew him, like Ser Barriston). So really, the mad king needed to go (he was a dangerous lunatic) and Rhaegar would have followed in the line of succession. Robert didn't need to cause a huge war over something that never happened. Imagine if Dany's and Jon could have been raised in Kings Landing as future rulers...the possibilities are endless, but the loss of life during Robert's Rebellion and the wars between the 5 kings wouldn't have happened. Arguably the kingdom would have been stronger and more united...maybe more equipped to handle the Long Night. Of course then, Dany's story would be very different...possibly no dragons...so who knows how that would play out (we assumed up until this episode that the dragons were a huge weapon for the good guys...but now the playing field is more leveled).
Interesting to imagine what could have been...
Which raises the question - why did Robert believe Lyanna was kidnapped and murdered, or did he? Did he know she left him for Rhaegar?
"That dang dragon turned into Ronald Reagan." 😂
For any young people wondering what the context is here, one of President Ronald Reagan's greatest soundbytes was imploring the President of Russia to destroy the Berlin Wall, a symbol of division.
th-cam.com/video/WX00QkvK-mQ/w-d-xo.html
Little Finger got off easier than most: only a few minutes of fear and a quick death.
The whole Lyanna story makes me ball my eyes out
The thing I like in Theyons character arc is he admits he did wrong, never an excuse anymore.
The big question: how would the White Walkers have crossed the wall without the dragon they kindly received the previous episode ⁉
*just remembered it came out between season 7 and 8 so technically no spoilers in it if you want to watch now like most did at the time. 😊
When you guys get done with the series, would love to see your reaction to the Westerosi Rhapsody video. It's hilarious
Bran the builder needed a 'blue dragon fire' qualified Structural Engineer.
Little fingers' death was so satisfying. watching it after years that's one of the best things that came out of the last seasons
27:05 We've been waiting for that for a while.
Finally my wife allowed me to sign up! Woot! Love you guys!
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You are the real breaker of chains 🤣
Theon and Jon's conversation is really important for underscoring that Jon is Ned's son, even if he wasn't born of his seed. "He was as much your father as he was mine. You don't have to choose, You're a Greyjoy [Targaryan] AND you're a Stark."
35:13 the synchronized reaction 😂😂😂
Dragon pit is destoyed here but in House of the Dragon you will see what Dany talked about😍
35:40 this scene gave me some mad Legend of Zelda vibes
In a past season, I can’t remember who said it, but it may have been the witch lady who turned Khal Drogo said something about the grass dying and turning white. In my opinion that was told in reference to the long night
I can understand why Tyrion is an alcoholic, if Cersei was my sister, Joffrey was my nephew and Tywin was my father i would drink a lot too
I found it amusing that because of the way they costumed Baelish, that lost shot of him looks like a dead mockingbird laying there.
But RIP to Peter, pound4pound the Game's best player, given where he started and where he ended.
This was also Cersei's best season, and Sansa's, which isn't an accident. We see them use everything that forged them in this season, the last season before the events become bigger than the characters.
Good riddance Petyr Baelish. 😂
He was a great villain though.
not really, hes been an idiot since season 4/5, and does nothing but give cringe fortune-cookie esque speeches that don't mean anything.
I believe you guys would like stranger things it's great but there are a few moments that will probably be scary...
Also love the marvel reactions and super looking forward to seeing your daredevil reactions on TH-cam ...
we love it !
finally someone else who has the same favorite type of weather as me! i finally feel heard
The dark clouds and rain is such a break from the norm
@@TheOctobersReact fr! yall mentioned you’re in the south, im from savannah. i treasure any day of the year that’s under 80
It took a powerful magical being to destroy a powerful magical structure. Think the Night King can see things like Bran, knew Dany would be flying up there with her dragons and decided to wait when he could have easily had his minions attack Jons party. He could have froze that lake if he wanted to. And finally we see Targaryen's doing what they do best. 😆
Every time Arya gets a kill I think she thinks "can I? Can I keep their face?"
Yeah yeah, great season. I would recommend Shogun. It's a very interesting watch
I like Brienne of Tarth, because she is the only one who is truly honorable. Others are flawed, including Ned.
Y'all RIPPIN' through this!
One of the coldest lines in the series IMO.... "My sister asked you a question"
I think Littlefinger was the best character too...which makes the way he died so unsatisfying and weak.
Dialogues have gone down the drain already.. especially the great banter. And Theon is a top 3 if not my favorite even.. ❤
Zaldrīzes buzdari iksos daor- A dragon is not a slave.
Daenerys speaks this line twice in the series, that I can recall, and Amelia Clark mispronounces one word both times.
She moves the "s" in iksos, saying "iskos" instead.
Just something I noticed.
The Hound was talking about himself coming for The Mountain. Not the Lord of Light lol. Just cuz he can see into the fire now doesn't mean he's a worshipper.
The scene between Jon and Theon is some of my favorite of the whole series. Jon gave him the fatherly advice Ned would have given him. And forgiveness.
That conversation between Sansa and Arya is one of my favourite of the entire show 🥺
They did Littlefinger so damn dirty. If it wasn't for him, Sansa would have killed immediately after Joffrey's murder. Then he saved Jon Snow and the Wildling army and captured Winterfell for her. What an ingrate.
“Grumpkins and snarks” - Cersei 😂
this one was in TV on jULY 2017.
Next one in April 2019.
This is definition of HYPE :D
that feeling will disappear as soon as you watch the entire show. It really went down the toilet fast.
Loving the shirts today, especially Mrs. October’s.
Baelish thought he was manipulating Sansa and Arya but he was the one getting played by the 3 Stark kids. I loved it!
John was the most honorable man on the nights watch. He always did what was right. Just like Ned stark.
i told ya form the very beginning when ya were hating on Sansa, lol - she is the best character.
One of my all-time favorite series is from Australia. It is called "Mr. In-between". If you can find it, it is most definitely worth it to react to. My personal opinion, of course, but I do stand by my words. Take care.
This is my favorite episode. The summit in the dragon pit, the trial and execution of Little Finger, the reunion and separation of the Lannisters, Theon’s redemption arc, the reveal that Jon is Aegon Targaryen, and the ice dragon destroying the wall. So much material.
@@IamGrootOG Semantics. But I edited it.
@MrOctoberWuf thanks, it was ingrained in me at a young age to be perfect. My bad, I will erase it tho
The _really_ scary bit is that it almost doesn't _matter_ how big the Army of the Dead is. Any time you fight them, some of your soldiers will die. And every one of them that dies, rises up into the army. So every time you fight them, you get weaker, and they get stronger.
In a lot of wars, you could get to pretend as a third party you could just let those two fight each other, and then you only have to fight the winner. And the winner will be seriously weakened because of it, so it'll be easy for you. But not here; if the dead win, they'll be *stronger* because of the fight.
They can't even be hyped because they're dead 😂😂😂
Cersei : How dare you try to take your home back with the most power weapon in the world 😂
The army of the dead maybe can't swim, but they don't need to breathe. Walking on the bottom of the sea is an option
A series that is greatly under-rated is 'Black Sails'. It has some of the best dialogue, right to the very end.
Another upload so soon guys I think you're spoiling us❤
Heck yea! All the blindsides in last seasons Survivor was fire! Great analogy LOL
everyone on the jury had an idol almost lol
No doubt Middlefinger was the most dangerous and most adept player in the Game of Thrones, and the greatest villain in the show, even more so than Joffrey or Ramsey, and at least as clever as Tyrion.
Although it's interesting that George R.R. Martin, at one point in the early development of the story, declared Tyrion as the villain of the story. Of course, that was way back when he planned a love story between Jon and Arya with Tyrion as her rejected suitor, and jealous enemy of Jon.
Middlefinger was even responsible for Robert's Rebellion. All evidence point to it being Middlefinger who lied to Brandon, telling him Rheagar had "kidnapped" Leanna, when he likely knew good and well she went with him willingly and of her own free will.
Yeh the arrow story!! That confirms littlefinger’s demise..
I love watching this with you two. I could totally see us as friends! ❤
we are friends!
And that's why Arya is my favorite character.
Bran knows everything that ever happened ... but it took Sam to let him know about the wedding. lol
This I agree Little Finger went out in a way that made sense for him as well as Sansa. He taught her too well.
That being said that’s one of the few endings for characters that make sense. I know there are a small group of people who defend the ending (I mean I like how it looks and I enjoyed the first 3 episodes) but even George RR Martin was frustrated with Dan& Dave (the show runners) as well as HBO with how they ended the series and the endings they gave for many of the characters.
If George, the guy responsible for this incredible story up to that point, also hated how they chose to end the series (decisions characters made, the abrupt change to characters, characters being incredibly stupid for no reason, how characters ended, and how who ended up on the throne ended up there).
Imagine waiting almost two years for the next episode. It was torture lol.
The wait for almost 2 years was agony 🐉
LETS GOOOOO October fam we’re really eating right now it’s so good to be us 😂😂
Really enjoying watching this series again with you fine folk, thank you. I think back to when you started this series, sometimes saying how stupid you felt not being able to keep up with it... I can assure you... I have little doubt you have this series/story best worked out, more than most I am sure...certainly more than me anyway. I was having a terrible day before now, this cheered me up. Thank you :)