Game of Thrones - 6x10 "The Winds of Winter" REACTION!
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Tyrion kneeling to Dany is actually a big moment! He refused to kneel to Joffrey, so this is him showing he truly believes in her
The lion kneeling to the dragon
a simp moment
the beginning of the end for both of them
Probably the first time he ever kneeled to anyone and felt any sincerity about it.
RIP to Tommen's actor died twice in one show 🙏
Good eye...😏
Wait how he died 2 times ?
@@himanshujindal1004 He acted as a lannister child in season 3 that got killed by lord karstark (the guy robb beheaded) so yeah died twice
Tommen had the most subversive death ever. The whole show is about all these families commiting all types of murder and violence to get to the Iron Throne and the man who's sitting on it couldn't wait to give up. Crushed by the pressure. Brilliant! Reminds me of the old saying "heavy is the head that wears the crown".
He was also respectful to the end. He could have (even perhaps should have) tossed the crown out of the window in anger, or wore it out of spite as he fell, but he put it aside for the final time, and, sadly enough, likely felt more free than he had in quite some time.
I still can't get that melancholic piano music out of my head. The camera panning out to Cersei's coronation is my favorite shot, waited the whole series for that moment. The King in the North chant lives, once more after all this time! With Jon and Sansa at the table as throwback to Robb and Cat from the end of S1. Very evocative score and visuals. This is my favorite GoT episode. Through hell and highwater we keep hoping for all these outcomes, and at last the floodgates open up! Remember how we all do the "Winter is Coming drinking game" quip in early seasons as Ned keeps saying it every 5 mins? Who would've thought the next time you'll hear a Stark saying it again in the show, it'll be under these circumstances. To quote Ned as Sansa does in winter is here, "when the Snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives." There's that one badass teaser for S7 called Long Walk which shows the two queens and the one king walking to their respective thrones and subconsciously you just know that this is it, they've peaked, it's downhill from here. Oh well, at least for a glorious second it did feel like a time for wolves...
the song is called "Light of the Seven"
Two things:
1.) I think that there was a time jump between Varys in Dorne and when Dany et al. boarded the boats to cross the Narrow Sea to Westeros.
2.) Please watch the R+L=J video. Using previous footage from the show, it explains the importance of Jon Snow's inheritance.
He must have sailed to Dorne, sailed back, then set sail again with Daenarys, lol.
Certainly one of the best episodes of the series.
Gives a new meaning to "King's Landing"
Watch R+L=J
Edit: Now you should have to wait a full year before watching Season 7 ;)
*PROMISE ME NED*
In the 1st book there's a very somber sequence where Robert in his deathbed is pleading with Ned to take care of Joffrey. Before he dies last thing Robert says is " *PROMISE ME NED* ". But Ned hears that sentence in a female voice. It's so well written, it's hard to do justice. That was my first vague inkling. All through the 1st book Ned has a crisis of faith looking at Robert deteriorating on the throne, and asks himself if Robert really was a better alternative to the Targaryen Crown Prince. It kills Ned cause he starts to second guess everything he had fought for. In the process of winning the war he lost the Brother he knew. There's times when Ned is walking through the castles and wherever he goes he comes across these relics left by the Targaryens, which reminds him of Prince Rhaeger. The greatest dynasty is gone, but their imprint is still everywhere. Even as absolute masters of King's Landing, it's Ned and Robert who felt like outsiders there. It's all beautifully written and Ned's constant inner torment is impossible to do justice on screen. But that's when you start to wonder why is Ned feeling so guilty all the time? Maybe everything is not what it seems? It's that "chaos, a gaping pit" line from Varys. The victors kept telling lies about the vanquished so many times, they themselves forgot what the truth was. People say ASOIAF is the tragic love story of Rhaegar and Lyanna. But it's really A Tragic Love Story of Eddard and Robert. Back in the day ASOIAF forum had a funny thread where they listed every suggestive moment between Ned and Robert, including just the sheer number of times Ned thinks of Young Robert as "muscled like a maiden's fancy". Dude slick left his wife home to be with King Bob 😅
I mean they told no lies mad king was a nut and Rhaegar abducted ned 14 year old sister. There was definitely a reason to take them down.
@@Cream-2128 Oh I don't disagree. Some people are super Targaryen stans who believe removing Aerys did more harm than good in the long run with the war and everything. I don't. I think it was justified. But I can understand why Ned felt so conflicted later on. Because of Jon. Ned was essentially the 'father' of a Targaryen child in a post-Targaryen Westeros.
@@chancefurlong372 oh yea Ned conflict is definitely reasonable because it is his nephew and the way he has to hide him. The whole cheat Cat thing is the most overrated part and ridiculous. They literally didn’t even know each other when all this went down so I never cared about that part. Ned love for his sister was a big point for Ned.
But Can we stop spoiling them loving eachother, that’s revealed next season and it changes everything about jons legitimacy for the throne, people keep thinking it’s not a spoiler but it is though, we are still supposed to believe Rhaegar is a monster remember?
@@Cream-2128I’ve always felt the same way about Catelyn Stark like why did she care so much she only married Ned because the mad king burned his brother Brandon Stark. If my memory serves me correctly didn’t Ned & Cat just get married then he left to war ?
Did I miss something or did you not realize who Jon's father was and why that's important? Also, will you be watching the R+L=J video?
Most reactors nowadays don't realize who Jon's father is. People who were watching while the show was airing had time to go and dive into the lore and theories, but reactors who watched it later don't have that luxury.
Many reactors still do react to it. I think it's an important part of watching the show. I think the writers actually intended it to be more obvious, but at least half don't seem to completely get it, so the video really helps bring all those pieces together.
@@Gwenhwyfar7 I think the writers assumed that the show fans would have already heard the theory from the book readers, who had been debating R+L=J for over a decade.
For me as a book reader, the very, very subtle winks and nods that D&D were giving throughout the series were so frustrating because it felt like the hints were meant to tease the book fans. But at the same time they weren't enough to really clue in the viewers. So I admit, even as a staunch R+L=J believer, doubts started creeping in - especially when we reached the end of S5 and D&D never had Jojen tell Bran the story of the Knight of the Laughing Tree.
...Then when we saw what looked like the Tower of Joy in the S6 trailers, all of speculation hit high gear! I think most fans watching S6 live were clued in and ready for confirmation by that point!
I feel like they are the first reactors I've watched who didn't know this info. I'm very surprised. I think even the Normies knew 😂
Please don't eat while doing a reaction video. Watching someone talk with their mouth full isn't what we tune in for.
Arya killing Frey is so satisfying that it's easy to zone out on the next scene but I think that's the one that's artistically superior. A beautiful backdrop of the snowy Godswood with LF in the shadows looking intriguing as ever. Sansa sitting in the same spot Ned sat forever ago in the first episode. The slowed down Stark music, like daggers to the heart. When he says "forgive me my lady if you're at prayer" and she dolefully replies "I'm done with all that". That's full circle to when Cersei scoffed at her for naively putting her faith in the cruel Gods. She speaks very little but conveys all that she's been through with her eyes: "The past is gone for good. You can sit here mourning its departure or prepare for the future". Forget about all the critiques and analysis for a sec and just soak in what an uncanny road it's been for both of them! Out of everyone that's come and gone, it's these two who are still standing. " *A picture of me on the Iron Throne and you by my side* " 😈
My favorite episode of the whole series in front of Battle of the Bastards and Hardhome. So much happened. It was beautifully shot and the soundtrack, especially the opening, was AMAZING.
3:55 "It's very culty."
Well, yeah. It's a religion. Lol
It amazes me every time how people get to the Baby Jon reveal and they're just like, "He's Ned's nephew!" And that is as far as their thought process goes. I just don't get it. The immediate question after that should naturally be...well what does that mean?!? Ned not cheating on Katlyn should not be a person's big takeaway 😂😂.
I remember when I first saw this episode, I immediately jumped out of my seat and screamed that Jon is the........"Well you know the rest..". 😏
These reactors that don't understand the central importance of that little scene baffles me every time. It is probably the most important scene in the entire show.
'Remember this, boy. All dwarfs may he bastards, yet not all bastards need be dwarfs.' And with that he turned and sauntered back into the feast, whistling a tune. When he opened the door, the light from within threw his shadow clear across the yard, and for just a moment Tyrion Lannister stood tall as a king.
That was Jon's first and only interaction with Tyrion in Winterfell. They don't even see each other again after the 3rd episode! After that convo Tyrion follows Jon back into the feast as lights from the hall cast both their shadows. But shadows don't discriminate between dwarfs and regular sized humans. That was how GRRM described this oddity. *And for just a moment Tyrion Lannister stood tall as a king* is probably the very first subtle hint of Jon's parentage in the book. Of him being the Prince That Was Promised (that or Tyrion third head of the Targaryen Dragon theory confirmed lol). But yeah, as you see more of young Jon before he leaves for the wall in the book, you see him as the wily neglected boy who could barely hold his tears at how he's treated by everyone. So his journey in the show, climaxing with them finally paying off the much speculated R+L=J theory, strikes the emotional chord even more vividly.
Yep, this imagery gave me chills during my re-read!
Along the same vein, did "Bastards are not allowed to damage young princes" come before or after this scene with Tyrion?
It's a crazy hint for both Joff and Jon! During the first read through, you feel so sorry for Jon for being left out of the sparring because you believe he's the bastard.
Second time through, it absolutely hits you in the face!
@@jcompton8507 If I'm not mistaken Joff said that line on a later morning when him and Robb and others were practicing with wooden swords at the Winterfell courtyard under Ser Roderik's watch and Jon and Arya were watching from the stands. The Tyrion interaction happened on the very night of Robert's arrival, during the feast. So I think the Tyrion one happened first. But yeah, crazy foreshadowing, both of them! Definitely worth posting in the 6x10 finale reactions.
And now ladies u need to watch R+L=J video before going into season 7 enjoooy
You guys should definitely react to the "R+L=J: Who is Jon's Mother - ALL SHOW SCENES COMPILATION - GAME OF THRONES" video on youtube. It's only 8 mins long and most reactors react to it after the S6 finale. It's a compilation of all the previous seasons foreshadowings about Jon's parentage. The Tower of Joy scene was the biggest moment of the ep and was basically the payoff to the most anticipated GoT theory. "A Targaryen alone in the world is a terrible thing" - Maester Aemon
Yes!! It's a very important and emotional experience we all went through.
But arent you told more information later on? Isnt it too soon to watch now
Everyone has the same reaction when the episode was over. Even when I watch it now I'm still in awe of just how many shocking turn of events is packed in a single episode. Each one hit like a brick wall. In one stroke it manages to resolve the two storylines that were built up for two seasons, and leaves you with one you never thought about. This is like a multiple watch episode cause the first time you're just in a shell shocked state! At the beginning of last episode Tyrion foreshadows by telling Dany the story of Mad King hiding caches of wildfire in King's Landing. By the end of Bastards that's the last thing in your mind! Hats off to Ramin Djawadi's music. The music alone is better than pretty much every finale of every show. The way it adds to the suspense of the Sept scene is unreal. Who else is unreal? Liam Cunningham as Davos berating Mellisandre. Battle episodes are always crazy, but this is so fantastic in a different kinda way. This might be my No. 1 GoT episode. It's up there. It deserved every accolade it got.
Arya killed him the way they killed Catelyn
why are they all predicting Arya is gonna be the QUEEN lol? 🤣 that is the last thing she want. she aint want none of that political shit
lol, right!! Neither Arya nor Bran want anything to do with ruling so it sounds silly to me when ppl suggested them wanting the throne
the Stark are not made for the throne
One thing that exites me for house of the dragon was how stellar GOT's cinematography, music and overall production ended up being. Will the writing be there? I don't know but I still can be exited
There’s source material and George RR is involved.
This is what's kept me going too.
No DnD to rush through material. one of the show runners gave us this episode, battle of the bastards, hardhome, etc and the other showrunner is a super fan who has extensive knowledge of the world GRRM built.
It's supposed to be the Dance of Dragons story right? The one Shireen talks about. Where Aegon and his sisters took each of the seven kingdoms by different methods. If that's the tale......it's going to be BETTER than GOT I think.
Exactly. As far as i know Ramin Djawadi is confirm will compose the music. I really hope the best GOT director like Miguel Sapochnik, David Nutter and Alan Taylor will direct most of the episode in HOTD
Ramin Djawadi. Composes a masterpiece for television.
Kendal. Plugs ears.
Girls come on, you have to figure out Jon’s parentage…. Kind of crazy important.. watch R+L = J. No spoilers just scenes you have already seen
R+L=J video before you get to the next season!
Man y'all talk through the best parts! You miss too much plot and dialog.
yeah the constant talking and legit laughing and smiling at Tommen commiting suicide legit ruined this reaction for me idk how anyone enjoys this but to each their own
You ladies need to watch and react to the video R+L=J before moving on to season 7
R+L=J time..
one of the implied reveals in this episode was that George RR Martin is Samwell Tarly,.. figuratively speaking, meaning that it's implied in this episode that Samwell is the one telling the story
Thanks girls, for another season, after the dark season 5, luckily season 6 brought us relief and some long awaited justice. I personally think (and I hope you don't consider this a spoiler) that this episode (season 6 finale) was the best one (though I am not really into rating), if not surely "the biggest". There are that many big scenes in this episode, I could write a whole reaction page to this one; instead, I want to comment on a more trivial one: as a Dutch I want to comment that Daario Naharis was ordered to stay behind in Essos. I wanted to add that the actor, Michiel Huisman, also played a side character in the other great (Canadian) show, Orphan Black, during the same years. I don't know if you saw the show, but it's also an awesome one, definitely worth to watch. Also in that show he more or less vanished. I wish you good fortune on the seasons to come; I certainly did not see them as bad as a part "of the community" did; there are still a lot of great episode to look forward to.
This really is peak GOT ♥️
BTW, You should figure out who is Jon’s father
I'm sure this is my favorite season finale of the series. It's on my top 5 list of any episode I think.
Live this up ladies unfortunately the show deteriotates after this episode
Yep figured the reveal would go right over their heads
“People are moving too quickly” oh, they are just preparing you for the way the show works in season 7 lol
Many time jumps at the end. Varys rallied Dorne and Highgarden to Daenerys’ side. He travels backs with their navy to ferry the whole army back to Westeros. You can distinctly see the Tyrell and Martell sigils on the sails of the boats (green and gold for the Tyrells / orange and gold for the Martells) flanking each side of Danaerys’ armada.
the books stop at the end of season 5.. but he gave them the plots of the next book so season 6 is based off a book that's not out yet... season 7 and 8 all he gave them was how some of the stories end for the characters.. so season 7 and 8 are Dave and Dan trying to get to Martin's endings by writing their own story
Purists : Everything Sucks (about a series than won more Emmys than your favorite shows have combined and had a level of fan popularity in 2015-2016 that will probably never be matched by another TV show ever again)
Meanwhile actual publications :
"Game of Thrones recap: season six finale - The Winds of Winter". Talk about saving the best until last: it was a heart-stopping and spine-tingling conclusion heavy in blood, revenge and death. Winds of Winter aka Game of Thrones: The Ultimate Vengeance Edition was a heart-stopping conclusion heavy in blood, revenge and death in which scores were settled, new alliances formed, old fan theories confirmed and the stage set for what promises to be the mother of all clashes between Dany, the Queen of Dragons, and Cersei, the queen of ashes and dust. - The Guardian
"Sunday night's episode of Game of Thrones exceeded every single one of my expectations. Revenge, revelation, and the most brutal winnowing of the show's cast since the Red Wedding, all collided into one of the best episodes yet of HBO's fantasy drama. I don't even know where to begin. The sheer quantity of incredible moments in The Winds of Winter have left me reeling. For a show that boasts some of the best music on television, somehow Game of Thrones managed to up the ante even more in the Season 6 finale. Right from the first scene, and right up until the last, just about every bit was simply gorgeous. An almost mournful piano greets us in the High Sept. Later, during Cersei's coronation, the urgent rise and fall of strings, dark and moody. The episode deserves awards based on its music alone.
- Forbes Magazine
"Game of Thrones : 'The Winds of Winter' Season 6 Finale Review"
After many false starts and narrative detours, there was a tremendous sense of momentum to “The Winds of Winter,” a feeling of ends being tied up and of story threads dovetailing in extremely satisfying fashion, with plenty of murder and darkness mixed in, of course. I loved every moment of it. - The Atlantic
"There’s a lot to discuss when talking about Game Of Thrones. Brilliant performances, incredible special effects, impressive writing, action, suspense, drama, comedy… there’s so much to take in that it’s very easy to forget about something when discussing episodes. It's the music." - Den of Geeks
"A Breakdown of Why the Directing in Game of Thrones’ Season 6 Finale Was So Brilliant"
"Game of Thrones fans can be a contentious lot, but the sixth season went out on a note of near-unanimous approval. That’s due in no small part to the contributions of director Miguel Sapochnik, who was responsible for the season’s last two episodes, “The Battle of the Bastards” and “The Winds of Winter.” BuzzFeed’s Adam B. Vary vaulted “Winds” to the top of his ranked list of every Game of Thrones episode, with “Battle” and last season’s Sapochnik-directed “Hardhome” also in the top 10, and Vulture’s Sean T. Collins placed the same three episodes in his top 11. A Twitter poll by critic Alan Sepinwall gave the “Winds” opening sequence, depicting Cersei Lannister’s carefully orchestrated revenge plot, a Brexit-sized 52-to-48 lead over the “Hardhome” massive White Walker battle. While voting was still open, one of Sepinwall’s followers chimed in, “Whatever the results of this poll, we can all agree the real winner is Miguel Sapochnik." - Slate
Ah shit balls! Been watching these ladies since Ep1 waiting to get to this episode to see their "OMG" moment over a big reveal....only to see them not rationalize through it or even discuss it. ha ha ha! I don't want to spoil, so i guess we will wait until the season 7 Finally unless we can convince them to watch R+L=J.
Nothing to see here, just back to back episodes ranked in IMDB's Top 10 TV Episodes list. If Jon had taken Stannis' offer, it woulda been any. other. show. No matter how disagreeable his end was, a cataclysmic failure is necessary for the eventual success to mean anything. This was special to the masses because the river of shit they had to wade to get there. Just think back how long it has been, where these characters were when we started. What other show would have the balls? Mellisandre hinting "you know nothing Jon Snow" or Maester Aemon saying "a Targaryen alone in the world" or Lyanna Mormont's "Bear Island knows no King.." letter to Stannis. Bran's journey finally ending in the Tower. *All those moments are why the crowning at Winterfell feel so gratifying* . Nothing was given, it had to be earned. The last two episodes didn't exist in a random vacuum, all the prior season bleakness goes into creating the mood for the eventual turnover. *The longer the slowburn was the more memorable these moments became* .
If you think that's nonsense, well it's all subjective opinion. What is not subjective is the viewership numbers of S5 & S6 & the 24 Emmys the two seasons won in total. Yep 24!
Hands down one of the best episodes in history
Lyanna Stark was "kidnapped" by Rhaegar Targaryen, Dany's eldest brother and the heir to the throne. Lyanna was engaged to Robert Baratheon and the kidnapping is what set of the war that had him crowned.
On the opposite end of the roof heartfelt Jon Sansa "a raven came from the citadel, a white raven winter is here" scene is the godswood scene. People have been asking Baelish "what do you want" since S1 and Baelish has been answering "Everything, dear. Everything." since S1. This was as close to seeing the inner Baelish as it will get. That conversation seemed to lay down the foundation for a power struggle in the North between Jonathan Targ and Dark Phoenix Sansa.That was a big speculation going into next season and the trailers played heavily into it.
"Who are you jacob from twilight?"
I'm dying. I love you guys reacting to got!
Why do you think they call it KINGS LANDING!
The single best episode of the entire series.
Lancel was stabbed in the lower back, and the way he couldn't walk, one has to assume that his spinal cord was severed.
After he was down the kid came back and Lancel said, "what are you doing?" That when his cord was severed. The little bird was shown exactly how to cripple him.
"They move so fast". Yes. be prepared for everyone to just speed to wherever the plot needs them to be now.
"Your words will disappear. Your House will disappear. Your name will disappear. All memory of you will disappear". Sansa and Margaery's story is like that of The Tortoise and the Hare. The unlikeliest one has outpaced them all.
I mean I know they call it Kings Landing for a reason but Tommen brought a whole new meaning to the name,,, Also regarding the two Freys that Arya baked into pies: Lothar is the one who stabbed Robb's wife to death and Black Walder is the one who cut her mother's throat. Poetic doesn't even cover it.
*spoiler alert* Varys is a merman, that's how he swims the Narrow Sea so fast.
Yall really just love talking over the show don't you lol
This is my favorite episode in all of game of thrones... ive been waiting for this reactio since the red wedding.
First time we hear piano as part of the score. Piano is a relatively modern instrument so it symbolizes the beginning of a new era
Jacob from twilight 😂😂😂😂😂
This is without question the absolute best thing ever put on a screen at any point in human history. This is an irrefutable fact. NOT my opinion. Every single second of this episode is epic, informative, shocking, satisfying, eye popping, scary, or any combination thereof.
This could have been the series finale and it would have worked
11:30 Kings landing.
It's amazing how much political power shifted in one episode, and what sad poetry that Cersei's son fell out of a window. For me there's new discoveries with every viewing. Be jealous of my Swiss-cheese memory!
To this day I still think the shot of Cersei on the throne should have had a slowed down piano version of the Reins of Castamere, they played it on the strings but I needed moreeee.
well, this is where the show gets really bad, i'm sorry to disappoint you girls :(
that's why it's called King's landing 😂
Cersei underestimated how much Tommen cared about Margaery
PLEASE WATCH R+L=J video.....all the game thrones reactors watch it after this episode. Its a must
You guys talk way to much, so you have missed small pertinent details, and you have missed important dialogue. If y’all could control how much you talk while watching or just don’t talk at all and give comments and thoughts at the end, it would improve the quality of your reactions exponentially.
Please watch the R+L=J video !!! Before season 7 !!!! It’s imperative !!!!
How do we know this wasn’t your first time watching this? It’s a coincidence that you guys happen to film yourselves on this particular episode and this particular scene? 🤔
5:01 "Cercei bout to kill off everybody"
Cercei's a black woman! She knew! 😂
The final shot had trash Dany and all her Allie’s. The Greyjoys, Unsullied, Dathraki, The Tyrells, and The Martells
Ramin Djawati didn’t have to go that hard for us, but he did 😭
before you go to season7 you ladies need to watch R+L=J .. You wont regret it :)
Look at Sansa face she didn’t like that Jon was named king in the north . She made it clear to Ramsey that a natural born heir always had the stronger claim , She thought she was next in line since all her brothers are dead . Atleast she got what she wanted in the end
It’s interesting to see people who haven’t seen GOT lol I be thinking everybody has seen this show by now
Every main character has a huge WIN in this episode.
Tommn falling = kings Landing lol
"Jon, a raven came from the citadel, a white raven. Winter is Here". What have I been saying?! You saw the sexual tension on that roof?! The way they looked at each other? OH YEA IT'S HAPPENING !!!😩 The Kings of Winter are back and only this marriage can truly secure the North. But knowing what we now know, this will be the REAL coming together of Ice and Fire. Ahh this was the best of times for all the Jonsa fan theories and thinkpieces lol! I remember one of the biggest GoT related channel Alt Shift X did a "Will Sansa marry Jon Snow" video essay😌. Damn got me nostalgic for those Jonsa fanfic videos😭. Jonsa is love. Jonsa is life. Always.
"Holy guacamole" ahahahah Love her 😍
Y'all need to watch R+L=J video
16:57 Where did Varys get his jet pack from?
15:05 I mean.... that same Lord did bring back Jon so... Is it really evil???
18:24 Season 3 ep10, Bran tells the story of the Rat Cook and the dangers of breaking guest right
19:46 and this is where the character of Petyr Baelish died because... D&D couldn't figure out what to do
22:35 ... now would be a good time for Petyr to leave Winterfell
Without Melisandre sacrificing Sheeren she wouldn’t have been able to bring Jon back. Only death can pay for life. The same reason Dany hatched 3 eggs is because she gave three lives. Her son’s, Drogo’s, and the witch.
Red Priest don't require a sacrifice. Remember Thoros brought Beric six times with the Last Kiss/Kiss of Life. And Dany didn't give three lives, Rhaego was still-born, killed by the curse Mirri used to bring Drogo back as an invalid. It was Dany's inadvertent use of fire (the funeral pyre) and blood magic (tying Mirri to the pyre as a sacrifice) which woke the dragon eggs, but it didn't bring them back to life. And Mirri was specifically a sacrifice, Dany says something along the lines of "I don't want your screams, I want your life"
@@Mauther the red priest who have the gift of resurrection. Melisandre very clearly said she doesn’t have it. So Jon was the sacrifice and Dany only could hatch those egged because she gave three lives. She didn’t give them willingly. Only one but only death can pay for life so her husband and her baby were part of the sacrifice. So I don’t agree at all.
Watch R+L=J to see who John’s father is
I simp for Cersei…
This was the last time GOT was worth it
Oh yeah...just pretend all the characters unlocked the ability to fast travel lol. Things are about to get crazy these next 2 seasons with characters going places.
Thus is the best episode ever
Pleasee watch R+L=J !
You need to react to R+L=J
The last good episode
Great video guys.
You made note of time traveling and that you don't agree with it. However when you go back to season 1, characters moving around from great distances in a single episode, is a common thing on this show.
1) Season 1 episode 1 : King Robert Baratheon and his family, travels to winterfell from Kings Landing, in a single episode. Cersei mentioned loudly to King Robert that, "We've been riding a month my love." And, that was in one single episode.
2) Season 1 episode 2 and 3 : King Robert, his family and Ned Stark and his daughters leave Winterfell in episode 2. And, arrive in Kings Landing on the first scene in episode 3. Again. It took them one episode of travelling between Kings Landing and Winterfell.
Go back and re-watch season 1 episode 1, 2 & 3. And, you will see that this has been established.
You're just enjoying the show so much, that you want things to slow down. But, traveling long distances in a short amount of time, has already been established. You just weren't paying attention, until now.
Again. Great video guys.
HAHAHAHAHAHA Secret tunnel!!!!
oOOO ITS breezy!
Joffery+Awful=Dead Once
Tommen+Whole=Dies Twice
GOT Math
You should upload a video each day. Can't wait for you to get to the good stuff in bojack horseman and you're seasons away. At this rate it'll take forever.
We knew you guys would enjoy this finale. Winds of Winter is by far my FAVORITE finale🔥🔥 Up next , season 7😈😈😈😈
I like the girl on the lefts face...you can tell she's figuring sh*t out!!! LOL!
You gals have such likable reactions. So relatable. Many of us said the same things to ourselves as this plot unraveled.
Potentially the last great chess move by Cersei.
"We know no King but the King in the North, who's name is Stark". What an awesome insane balls to the wall episode Winds of Winter is. The best GoT episode imo. The moral is "power recides where men believe it recides" - Varys. The whole edifice of the ruling power that was held together by so much bloodshed comes crashing down like a deck of cards. To watch it all go up in flames (literally) was as rewarding as watching it slowly being built up was irksome. Out of the wreckages of the North, the South and the East emerge the three contenders to the Iron Throne : the Bastard of Winterfell (or is he?), the Lioness of Casterly Rock, and the Stormborn who intends to re-create what her ancestor Aegon the Conqueror had done three centuries ago.
8:17 Ben Dover 😈
Another fabulous, albeit over produced, season ender. I have tried to compile my top five episodes of the six seasons with no luck. Can we see your top 5 episodes so far?
You edited out the best part Lord Glover screaming King in the North.
Still the best episode of the whole series!!
Cersei's dress this episode is beautiful. I love everything about it and want one in my size lol
"I don't like that, it's very culty" I burst out laughing
everytime i see that guy got smashed by the bell i have to laugh 😂 what a way to go 😆😅