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- TIME FOR EPISODE 3!!! Cameron and Isaiah sit down and watch Game Of Thrones season 8 episode 3 "The Long Night" on HBO Max for Isaiah's very first time and this is their reaction! if you enjoyed this video please leave a like, share, and subscribe! Comment down below your favorite moment from this episode!
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Theon has legit the best character development in the show.
And yet his death serves literally no purpose but episode filler.
Zay to the Night King when he raises the dead: "You're a piece of sh*t cheater... and a liar, and a cheater, and a liar, and a piece of sh*t". 🤣
"You're a good man" gets me every time.
The Arya/Knight King moment is the greatest 3-beat piece of audience manipulation I've seen in seven decades of watching things. I knew nothing of YT reactors until I searched out reactions to it.
This is further proof and will probably be in a compilation.
Protecting the retreat, is btw what the 300 Spartans actually did at Thermopylae, (the army was around 3k, most of them from a town near the Battlefield, and when the Persians found a way to attack that town, the Spartans organized a structured retiret that left them as the last unit on the field)
So it wasn't just an amazing sacrifice, but also a strategic masterpiece, that avoided probably almost all casualties accept them self
The Unsullied share so many characteristics with the old Spartans, that they must be G. R. R. Martin's tribute to them
Jorah... I liked him from the jump even though he had nefarious beginnings. He went out like he always wanted to... Protecting his Queen.
The music score in the last scene is called "The Night King", Great ending to an Epic episode. ⚔️
Dany is the only one who can’t burn because of blood magic. Also wow their battle plan was bad in so many ways
Yeah the whole gist of Targaryen's can't burn is not true. What Dany did was basically like a one time deal and she understood from the witch for paying for a life you must give a life. Her ordeal from the first season was of blood magic and she knew the consequences.
But keep in mind, in season 1, when taking a bath, she doesn't get burned by the hot water. Then when she takes the dragon eggs out of the fire, her hands don't burn, but the other girls hands do. Granted, that is not fire, but occurs before the witch
Targaryens are heat resistant but only Dany is truly unburnt.
28:18 I was angrier at the Glovers chilling over at Deepwood Motte after Lord Glover's big statement about standing behind the Starks.
One disadvantage of watching the episode with all the darkness - Every time Brienne Of Tarth swings her sword and grunts it sounds like she''s being hacked to pieces and she's screaming in agony. I thought she died like 37 times.
You can’t light a scene like this and for the battle to happen at night, it was going to be dark.
@@annewoodard6803 That's a bulls**t answer to cover for a lack of preparation, budgeting and general effort on the part of the producers.
The production quality took a nosedive for season 8 from the scriptwork to the basic set maintenance to the cinematography, there's no other way to look at it.
They got lazy because they got a greenlight to hop over to Lucasfilm and they cut corners to get it done fast.
@@mnomadvfx Or its simply dark because its happening at night.
@@annewoodard6803 Explain the battle at Castle Black which was clearly visible?
@@mnomadvfx I hate that people overlook this. I believe GOT was supposed to have 3 more seasons (which would have allowed storylines to tie up nicely) but D&D decided to rush a short and final season so they could move on to Star Wars.
I've watched this a lot of times but your comment about Theon just charging the night king did make me think for the first time "why didn't they make crossbow bolts with dragon glass points?"
Be prepared for the flurry of people hating on this episode, guys. Myself included. 😆 It's iconic for having extremely important things take place within it, sure, but how they happened were often times painfully stupid and disappointing. I would argue that it's the best of the season, but I don't know if I'd put it in my top 10 of all time. When I saw this episode at the time it came out, I left it saying to myself "what did I just watch"...literally, I couldn't tell what was going on half the time.
Theon the craven, turns and charges towards his death. Fabulous character, Rio, he will be missed :(
Don't worry John Wick will kill him again soon. This wont be the firs time the boogy Man kills this guy.
i've waited for this episode since the day I followed you guys. haha. This is definitely one of my fave episodes as well. haha. A rollercoaster of emotions indeed.
I couldn't wait to see you react to this. All of Arya's training since Jon gave her needle led her to this moment. So many lil clues when you look back point to Arya being the one to kill the Night King. So many disagree with me, trust me, at 1st watch I thought it would be Jon. But he is the Catalyst that encourage her on her path. He is the one who got everyone together to fight the war, it would not have happened without him. The Prince that Was Promised. But, I knew there had to be a reason Arya trained to be quick, quiet, learn to switch hands, fight in the dark etc. That's my Girl
except the writers themselves said they didn’t decide on who would kill him until they were writing Season 7. which means from seasons 1-6, they had no idea where Arya’s (and to a lesser extent, Jon’s) story was going
@@gwp4eva blame george but be respectful
The music during the Nightking’s approach to Bran. ❤️❤️❤️
Don't care about the critics of the final season and their valid points--much of this episode, was brilliant. The end shot of the Red Woman walking, collapsing, with the sun coming up, gives me goose bumps every time.
Do you guys know of Robert's Curse. In the first episode Robert touched several Starks but not all of them. The ones that he did touch all died. 🤯
Wait, wait, what?? Tell me. He touched Ned, Lyanna, probably Brandon and their father... he touched Bran though, he didn't die.
This video reaction sold me on this channel. Subscribed! Love how you’re both are soooo invested.
I agree! I wish it was the final episode! Brilliant ending.
Army of the dead is coming. Let's go to the crypt!
They kinda forget…
My take on the last seen. Every complains that Brann does absolutely nothing. But he is the chessmaster. (Reminds me of the movie Wanted). Brann needed the Night King to stand in that exact spot at that exact moment. Arya knew the absolutely only way to get close enough to the Night King is get caught by him. Nothing of the sequence was happenstance.
I think that another controversy / criticism was that it was Arya who killed the Night King versus Jon.
I didn't necessarily mind her killing him, I just wish we could have seen an epic swordfight between him and Jon for a few minutes at least, maybe Arya comes in and saves him or something at the end of the fight, Howland Reed style.
I wouldve liked jon to fight the knight king and die by him to show he aint easily killed and then arya comes in and avenges him and everyone who just died
this was one of those episodes where the sheer adrenaline rush leaves you so hyped at the end, but when it goes away you start scratching your head at the stupidities
probably the most disappointed i’ve ever felt watching a show or movie. when the credits started rolling all I could think was: “…That was it? The White Walker story is over?”
Dany doesn't burn because of the BLOOD MAGIC used that hatched the Dragons.
About the Unsullied and their stand protecting the retreat - there's a military fighting position commonly referred to as a DIP. It stands for Die In Place. Essentially it is the point at which you can retreat no further, be it because of terrain, enemy forces encircling you, or friendly/civilian forces pulling out behind you.
Theon almost had to charge the Night King. The King had stepped forward, no guards. He was open. You can't wait until his men step in
Watching along with your reaction was the first time I had rewatched this episode in full since it aired, and I had forgotten how god damned stressful it was throughout! Obviously, I knew what was gonna happen, but I still held my breath throughout the library sequence!
I will say, this is nitpicking but it still irks me, putting the main characters, ie, brienne, Jaime etc in the front line and have them survive the initial attack let alone the entire battle didnt make sense to me. Having them in a safer position wouldn't have relieved any fear for their safety but would have made their ultimate survival more believable, imo anyway. That was really my only issue.
I wouldn't say it's one of my favourites, but i rate it highly, and it was a great episode!
Zay had the best reactions throughout. I hope you guys had a beer or something after to recover from the stress, lol!
It's important to catch that it is the Old Powers, not the New Gods, which answer to the Night King's Threat. The Lord of Light, the Faceless Death, the Children, the stolen weapons of the Harpy, the Three Eyed Raven... the Old Gods flexed for the saving of humanity. In a world where trial by combat establishes the will of the divine, the Old Gods struck down the faithless New Gods quite hard. The New Gods failed to show up for the Night King and their representatives have done nothing but bicker.
20:10 - Funny statement to make in an episode where so much is bursting into flames.
This was an epic episode, so well directed and acted, I personally didn't have a problem about the darkness of it as it added to the chaos and reality for the battle, if I couldn't see properly neither could they!
Your conversation around Melisandre and her role was interesting, she had confused me for a long time but think I'm settled in my head about her now, this whole episode was about character arcs and redemptions and I think Melisandre played hers out in this episode too.
Remembering back when she fled the Stannis camp and turned up at the wall and later admitting that burning Shireen and claiming Stannis was the Prince that was promised was a mistake made her doubt herself, we never saw the real Melisandre, frail and vulnerable before she accepted that.
I think she had to shake off the arrogant and manipulative Melisandre before she could use her powers to their full strength at the battle, she even doubted herself there too but that made her even more real. Her death was her own, almost like she wasn't going to afflict anyone else to a mistake if the old arrogant Melisandre returned. She was all about manipulation but I think she was the one that was easily manipulated by her own power and for that reason her death was so poignant.
Zay, you don't cry but I was sobbing when Theon and Jorah died, sobbing like a baby 😭🤣🤣
I really love how hype you are. Honestly does make it so much fun to revisit these episodes through fresh eyes 😄
I love your GoT reactions because you put so much analysis and intelligence and observation into each video. You dissect each episode in a very satisfactory way. Thank you
I wish this was the actual ending. It can be still if you live in denial xD
Season 8 episode 2 - Arya Stark f***ing?
Season 8 episode 3 - Arya f***ing Stark!
This was such a great episode! Happy you guys enjoyed. Some people wanted the whole season 8 redone. Fun fact! This episode came out the same weekend Avengers End Game came out. The Stark memes went CRAZY! IYKYK
Top 3 episodes for me:
5x8 Hardhome
6x10 Winds of Winter
8x3 Long Night
Gimli tells Arya (That still only counts as One)
This episode was the most anxiety ridden that I've ever felt in my life.. the release of that at the end was definitely emotional. Tears😭
agreed, I screamed at the tv like I was at a football game
Why Zay keeps turning his head to see Cam's face so much will be a mystery to me... I stop blinking during any show I like.
I've been waitting for this one :D
I absolutely loved this episode. It had everything. So glad you guys liked it!
That ep was a rollercoaster ride!
Did you guys catch when one of the White walker's hair blew in the wind as he turn right before arya caught up to the Knight King. Most people miss it but so happy you guys saw it. I think arya is hands down the GOAT of all GOATS for that. she's so fast. Love your reactions
Odd that I never thought to ask until 8 seasons in but are you guys in the same room reacting? Just the backgrounds look so different 🤣
The moment that's all I can say. Zay in the moment 🤪🤣🔥
Ya know, you're right. When Dany was burning NK Drogon should have just swept down and ate him while he was distracted.
All Targaryens can burn. The show runners got stuck and just gave Daenerys that power out of nowhere. Her birthing the dragons was supposed to be a one time magical thing.
9:04 Don't ever question Ghost's mettle. Homie would give his right ear to protect the realm. 😞
Only a fool would meet the dothraki on an open field. "Night King" hold my beer.
I went into my TV and went to settings and clicked on picture and made adjustment to brightness and contrast and I could rewatch episode made it better, how do you think it would look of the place lit up by torches. Plus the music was fantastic
I know a lot of people knock the later seasons and I admit they have their issues, but they still had their great moments and I still very much enjoyed watching them.
Zay worrying about Ghost 💙
This was the best episode in my book. Just by the sheer amount of suspense that had you from start to finish. Nothing quite captivated you from start to finish on the big screen like this episode did on TV. This episode got the 4th highest amount of "10" of "10" by voters on IMDB. Despite all that, many Monday Morning QBs who didn't quite like the ending of the show, went back & destroyed this episode too, giving it only a "7.5" avg.. What I found funny is that the screenplay writers got the brunt of the hate, but it was all them from the start of season 6 (Best rated season on IMDb, with 3 of the top 6 episodes coming from it) to here with no books to go off of. The ladder episodes of season 8, which got the majority of the hate, by mostly book fans, happens to be where George build the platform for the last stop. He knew exactly where all the cards would fall & told D&D the fate of all the main characters before they even shot the pilot. They followed his ending. They revealed all this backstage of the Emmy Awards, after collecting their 4th consecutive Best Drama Award for season 8, which happens to be the only 4 Best Drama Awards that the show won.
The God Was Split, into 3- The Night King, Lord of Light and the many Faces. Things had to happen to reunite This God, Death is not good or evil it simple is part of the cycle or Life , and all its faces, for one cannot exist without the other. Killing the Night King merging with the Lord of Light, now back together the god of life and death and all its many faces.
It a pretty common theme in fantasy.
yeah welcome to the club :)
32:52 If you watch with captions, Jon yells "GO.....GO!" when facing off with the Dragon to let Arya slip by. Nobody understands this unless you use captions. Otherwise, it just sounds like he is yelling nonsense. And alot of people talk about Brans acting, at this point, HE IS NOT HUMANH!!! So why should he act human??
I love your reactions, you speak at the right moments, and react in a good natural way. I especially like to see the reactions of people who haven't watched the show before, so would also love to see more reactions from Isaiah, if you would allow him, Cameron.
I thought this episode was 1 of the best battles.. and when people complain about how it was constructed, nobody has ever fought death. How do you know what exact way to fight them.. it gave people so much intense anxiety ridden feelings. This battle was epic..
Lmao what Jon literally fought them at hardhome and with all the veterans of war they had the worst strategy using a castle. This battle and the Lannisters taking the reach were some of the dumbest things ever.
@user-ef6ri2vc2u 1st, there weren't many fighting in
hardhome. The 1st time they ever got a lil feel with what they are dealing with.. most of everyone fighting at Winterfell have never seen this before.. you can sit back and think you know how you would fight this. You have no idea if your way would work either. 100s of thousands of wights, and you think it's all going to go the way you think. Of course, some of the decisions of planning weren't good or supposed to work. This episode wasn't supposed to be easy for them. .. it was a great episode..
I hope you are not reading the comments here. But then if you aren’t how would you see this. Lol! The comments are spoiling the rest of season 8. It’s up to you guys if you think Season 8 is trash, meh or great. See what you think. I read all of the current books (obviously the last two haven’t been released nor will they. Bitter much!). All I can say is that the show didn’t align with a lot of the foreshadowing previously presented (especially in the books). Now I know that GRRM has released a few spoilers about the ending of the books but my guess is that the books are not supposed to end exactly like the series. All in all, just watch and make up your own minds.
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They've brightened the episode since it's original release, but the darkness really puts you in the episode and let's you feel how the characters would have felt fighting in the cold and the dark. When Theon died I remember bursting into tears and screaming, "What is dead may never die!" One thing that was interesting to me that the show never touched on to my knowledge is the connection between the Mormonts and the dire wolves, because Ghost was with both Jorah and Lord Commander Mormont while fighting the dead, Or maybe they covered it in history and lore and i missed it.
36:44 "This right here, that could have been the end of the whole show"
ME: " *Oh i wish that was the case guys, its about to get a lot shittier* " 🤣
Instead of crediting the Lord of Light for all of it, I believe the Targaryen dagger was encrypted with killing the Night King and Arya was the obvious choice to carry out the prophecy. That’s why Bran gave it to her, the magic further empowered her.
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Arya Stark for the win😊
How is it your first time if you're on season 8
Little fact. GRRM has said that the ice and fire in his novels are; the white walkers & what's going on up North, and Dany and her dragons
Love how you guys discuss your thoughts together. But, I gotta say, the cutaways are a pretty inexcusable writing choice imo. Yes, we've seen it be done before, but those circumstances were entirely different. There is NO way that Jamie, brienne, sam, etc would have survived their scenarios. Theres literal frames of them having their bodies covered in wights. They should be stabbin, not hugging lol. I feel like the choice to rely on the cutaways took away from the anxiety they were trying to create.
Even the director, Miguel Sapochnik, pleaded with the showrunners to allow him to kill off more characters. He didn’t find it very believable either.
so many people bitch and whine alot about season 8 I actually love about 95% of the season was it perfect no. but I still liked it
OMG OMG OMG OMG !!!!! I'll be back to comment more after I watch.....
**edit** You two...you're so much fun to watch, the way you two bounce the convo back and forth, the jokes; it's all such a good time!! For a hot minute I thought you'd gone back to the old format until I remembered that this reaction has been done for some time. LOL if you know, you know. Thanks guys, I look forward with anticipation to your next entertaining romp through film!! ✌
Cool yes , tactical no fu... Way . Just f disappointed from the tactic
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you are right... Lyanna Mormont didn´t disapoint her family....she was the last!
House Mormont died with her.
And we saw Arya in the battle only one time...fighting her way to hide in the library.
And we had fun with the running gag Jon rises his sword to do great things and gets saved in the last moment...like behind the wall... like in the battle of the bastards... like....
And you are angry Cerseys army isn´t there.... and where are the armies of the Karstarks, the Baelishs, the Blackwaters and all the other former allies the dumb Starks made enemies?
And how stupid to fight against the Boltons and losing so many soldiers for nothing while the white walkers are coming...
How can you call Aria a silent assassin when she screams as shes leaping toward the Night King? I hated that they had her scream. Awful choice.
I shared your concern for Ghost when I first saw this too. You have a good soul 💙 I always feel bad for the horses too🥲
You should know that no CGI Wolves were hurt in the making of this series.
Their battle plan was so pathetically stupid, it is the mediocre writing that can be blamed. Cause Jon, Jaime and Lord Royce have all battled before and that was the best they came up with? Bullshit. Plus the Unsullied and Dothraki. Frustrating how the war was only one episode.
please watch The Last of Us
Best episode of the series!
The 'it being dark criticism' is just ridiculous, I watched this episode probably 5-6 times with my lights shut and didn't skip a beat
Agreed. It’s not too dark to follow. It’s dark enough that I feel immersed and can relate to how confusing and eerie it must have been to be standing there knowing you’re about to go to battle and can hardly see.
don’t watch more because it’s gonna be downhill from episode 4. you’re gonna be disappointed.
Most disappointing battle I've seen in a long time. Writers and directors show a complete lack of understanding of tactics and have the defenders of Winterfell do so many stupid things it's to long to list
True. knights on horses would be to the right and left of infantry. once the enemy was engaged with the infantry the horsemen would attack their flanks.
They kinda forgot…
Not true. 65% of the audience HATES this episode and hates this season. There is too much to go i to but needless to say there are a million videos. EVERYTHING from the crypts to the darthraki to the fact that John was a sack of potatoes, that an 8 season build up ended in once episode. The narrative is dumb AF. The mistakes are horrendous. This whole season is trash. My thumbs aren’t nimble enough to write it all out. The “cutaway” is inexcusable for this show, which spent the first 4 seasons showing real life consequences, turned into a stupid cartoonish shit show. Oh! Sam is in a dire situation! He’s gonna die! Cut away. He’s fine. Oh no! Jamie and Brianne! Cutaway. They’re fine. No need to actually wrote anything.
Do you feel better ?
Probably the most overhyped and most disappointing battle scene ever. So poorly constructed and directed.
Beg to disagree. That was awesome
Actually one of my favorite battles in the series! 😝
battle itself wasn't bad but problem is that it was only one battle for the threat which they were hyping from the beginning...
The episode was epic. I so disagree.
The battle itself was choreographed well, too many cheesy moments tho
Winter is coming. ..... For the thousands of time and stay for one night that makes me nuts either way I also loved this episode and ended the show here only. FULL STOP