The Iron Throne - Game of Thrones S8 Episode 6 Reaction
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Suzy & Steejo react to Game of Thrones. Game of Thrones is an American fantasy drama television series created by David Benioff and D. B. Weiss for HBO. It is an adaptation of A Song of Ice and Fire, a series of fantasy novels by George R. R. Martin, the first of which is A Game of Thrones.
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From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for going on this journey with us. We are sad to leave Game of Thrones behind but loved the show and will never forget it! HOTD is coming next, along with our usual 7 movies over Christmas!
Bless you both & thank you for your reaction xxx
Loved this journey with the both of you. Hopefully you will do House of the Dragon. Hugs & Love, MamaKat
Kit Harrington cried in the cast read when he found out Jon was going to kill Dany.
I honestly can say. 30 times ago, when I first ever watched this series. I honestly had no idea Jon was going to kill her. When I first saw it. I bawled my eyes out. And didn't get it. But then the more I watched it. I ended up where you are now, it was necessary.
I enjoyed your reactions!! Can't wait for you guys to do House of the Dragon!!
Not sure you got the trick Bran played on Grey Worm: there is indeed no Night’s Watch anymore. Just a bunch of volunteers, mostly Wildings, stationed at Castle Black. Bran basically set Jon free without the Unsullied noticing. Jon belongs to the Free Folk and is now their natural leader.
I definitely didn’t notice. A lot gets lost in the shuffle.
Yeah exactly, there is no Night's Watch, not really. There's no threat north of the wall anymore, so there's reason for the Watchers on the Wall. And pretty much confirmed by seeing Jon just go north with the free folk. Probably go find himself another ginger wildling!
@@RyoHazuki224 In the book there's a wildling named Val (sister of Mance Rayder's wife), she is a beautiful blonde that everyone is trying to get with. Her boyfriend fell from the wall when Jon and Ygritte climbed it.
I have a sneaking suspicion that when Jon goes north in the books, Val's going to be part of his consolation prize and he'll also raise Mance Rayder's son Aemon Steelsong (another secret Targaryen) as his own.
"And who has a better story...than HOT PIE, THE BAKER?"
True true. Better than Bran for sure.
@@kobarsos82 joined the Night's Watch, got captured by the Lannisters, escaped Harrenhal, joined the Brotherhood without Banners....
let him cook
* Bran is king.
* Sansa is queen.
* Arya does whatever she wants.
* Jon is sent far away.
Did Catelyn wrote the ending ?
I like to think Drogon understood it was the Throne that killed Daenerys, not Jon. Tyrion said in S6 that Dragons are said to be more intelligent than men...
The show runners in an interview said, no, that Drogon was just lashing out and the throne happened to be there. I agree with you, it should have been a statement, not an accident.
I thought Drogon thought "that throne that my Mama wanted so badly is what lead to her death, so he killed the throne"
Yeah, I always thought he knew that all the troubles the family had been involved in, caused and suffered were down to that throne.
@@mamakat114 Exactly.
@@brianwilson2789 You are assuming that Dumb and Dumber would have been smart enough to have Drogon intentionally destroy the iron throne.
Basically, Tyrion lost his genius, when the show writers ran out of source material, just about the same time when he started to tell really bad jokes. But of course that is only a correlation. From then on they just made all kinds of characters say that he is a Genius, without prooving or explaining it.
But it is even worse with Sansa, because many characters said she was the smartest person ..., but since that only started after there was no source material, there is literally nothing that backs that up. And I mean stories where you see it unfolding not just her knowing things out of thin air with no build up
Perhaps...but Sansa was clever enough to keep herself alive -- even when surrounded by enemies. And others who were supposedly smarter (Tywin, Stannis, Littlefinger, Ned, Olenna, Margaery, etc.) ended up dead.
Love was the death of his duty. He fell for Danny and proved his awful sister right!
@@NovaLena22clever enough to keep her stay alive is wayyy to much credit for her. Her time in Kingslanding consisted of her just doing whatever they told her because she was scared. Refusing to go with the hound when he offered to take her away from there and go back north.
Then little finger took her to the vale where all she did was lie once to defend him cause she thought he was good.
At one point also turning away brienne’s help, trusting littlefinger who was giving her to the Boltons.
Then she didn’t really do anything there. Then she was rescued by Theon and they got saved by Brienne. And eventually being reunited with Jon, which at that point she was never in immediate danger anymore.
Overall she didn’t really do anything the entire show.
Best moment of the episode is simply uncontested, Brienne writing in the book of the knights about Jaime, so emotional!
She didn't let the ink dry! There and Back Again, by Brienne of Tarth. 📖 ✍️ ⚫️
She closes the book with wet ink lol.
@@marklevesque2766 Maybe I'm defending it too much, but it's probably the same with Khal Drogo killing Viserys with the melted gold, some one wrote in a comment section that the show wasn't gonna make us wait minutes to watch the gold melt, so they skipped it.
@@genghisgalahad8465 Just consider it another time jump.
The "snow on the throne' scene was during the "house ofthe undying" ep in s2
Yep was gonna say that! The season 2 finale
Like to think she went home to Drogo after Jon killed her
@@cathleenwarner1778 Agree, Drogo and the baby like in her vision
I have problems with the finale, but one thing I never got was calling John dumb, or naive--he's pleading with Dany in the end to see if there's even a glimmer of a possibility that things could change, and when he is sure they can't he does what he thinks he needs to do. This whole episode isn't really John arguing on Dany's behalf, it's him trying to figure out if there's even a possibility that he doesn't have to kill her. I think if I were in John's shoes, I'd also want to make damn sure I needed to kill someone I loved before I did it lol
I think that's why Jon was brought back, to kill Dany, because he was the only one the dragon would let near her and not kill. Sensing the Targaryen in him
The Starks saved the world, Arya from the Night King and Jon from Dany's madness-to burn down the world
@@Leo_ofRedKeep Well, it's a bit more than that. Jon is a person of the medieval mind. His mind is reeling. He is unable to comprehend how someone he trusted and believed in so much could go so far astray. It is Tyrion who can explain to Jon Dany's ideological underpinnings and affirm his moral core and commitment to do the right thing, even though it is Jon who ultimately makes the choice by himself after speaking to Dany.
Imagine 10 years with these characters. It felt like a huge loss after it was over.... thank you for your journey. It keeps this world alive for us thronies watching reactions.
Drogon screaming out in pain from loosing Daenerys will always be painful to hear since I always cry to that. He took her body to protect it
*losing, I ain’t letting people get away with this no more
@@kieranstevens5535 sorry but English isn't my motherstouge
Dragon took her body to get resurrected by a red preastess.
Drogon flew to the red temple in Volantis to have Dany resurrected by the red priests and priestesses around d the red brazier at the top of the temple
That was the vision she had in the House of the Undying. The ruins of the red keep with snow falling.
Maester Aemmon said love is the death of duty in the first season.😊
Grey worm is going to the isle of Naath because he made a promise to Missandei that he would protect her people from being enslaved. It’s an appropriate ending for Greyworm.
Grey Worm and the Unsullied are going to Naath because that’s where Misandei was from and they had planned to go there after the war. Grey Worm had promised that the Unsullied would protect them.
Yes, finally someone made comment about the Isle of Naath!
That was great ending for Grey Worm and the Unsullied.
@@dominikasvatosova692yeah but what about the deadly butterfly fever that kills people that aren't native.
Great reactions guys. Well done. I'd say 90% of the reaction channels don't notice the north gate opening as the first scene in season one, episode one and being one of the last scenes at the end closing while Jon rides off with the Northman.
Jon always always wanted to be a Ranger. He felt the most comfortable with the wildlings. Tormond & Ghost are there. He can finally stop fighting. (Well, until we see what his sequel with bring)😊
His ranger trappings are also part of the surprise that George RR Martin sets up for his audience. He wants you to think Jon & Daenerys are Aragorn and Arwen, destined for the throne, when really they’re Frodo (plucky hero who ventures into the wilderness) and Gollum (destroyed by desire for the ring/throne).
Yes Jon always said he never wanted to be King and the only time he said he liked being somewhere was being North of the Wall. So he got what he wanted.
FYI Dan and Dave announced "we only needed 6 episodes" to tell the entire story.
Dan and Dave also wanted to write the show for viewers like Suzy and Steve in the later seasons
I honestly didn't feel anything about Cersei's death, she was a b%$=h from the first chapter to the end, but Jaime was something completely different, he had an incredible redemption arc, perhaps the character with the best development in the whole show, it was quite depressing that scene.
So happy you can finally start House of the Dragon
Would not recommend that if they gonna continue to speak over the dialoge and look away every 10 sec they wont understand anything, it's a show you need to pay close attention to.
@@seda6968can't agree more😂
And the point of sending Jon to the wall was a sneaky way of letting him free beyond the wall. It made it seem like a punishment to appease those on Dany’s side. I think it was the happiest ending Jon could have had, though he has such a tragic story. Hope you guys get ti watch it all again one day…it was even better on a second viewing! You guys had awesome commentary.
Joffrey and Ramsey are the deaths I didn’t cry for
I cry for the cast at Joffrey's death because they were so upset to see his actor go. I sometimes cry for Sansa at Ramsey's death, but they're happy tears lol.
And Tommen baratheon
drogon: who killed her?
jon: the... throne..?
drogon: i fucking knew it
Drogon is far more intelligent than that lol
well ye its a joke, having said that drogon definitely didnt or at least shouldnt know " the throne was the real thing that killed dany"
I agree everytime I rewatch and watch reaction channels I see something new in game of thrones which is why it’s an amazing show even with season 8 lol
Jon to Grey Worm: "I don't know what to tell you, bro. Our queen asked to borrow my dagger and then flew away on her dragon. Didn't say when she was coming back."
Tyrion's ability to survive as a person that should have been dead a long time ago, makes him a genius.
It was bad writing. LOL, I thought that was one of the few universally accepted facts about Got S8 - the cast certainly seemed to think so. Its failure helped popularize the term "sticking the landing" - something GoT absolutely failed in doing. It was all in the execution. Thankfully at least, we are in much more competent hands with HOTD.
These two are just trying to be contradictory at this point. they are blatantly sticking to their opinions, overlooking/forgetting some facts and context, even after they've been corrected. Worst type of people.
Tyrion is a genius because he drinks and he knows things.
It’s not snow, it’s ashes.
5:15 They killed Missandei, in front of them?? It was vengeance at that point
Bran saying that... literally makes him the evil one, as HE ALWAYS KNEW lol... the mastermind manipulator... and Him being a stark and have her sister a stark become independent doesnt make any sense hahaha literally now the rest of westeros has a foreign ruler (Bran Stark from the North) and the north and south why would they be independent when a northman seats the ex-Iron throne?? xD The long night also only did it all in 1 night. 7 season of preparation for just 1 ep.
So sad this is the last GOT reaction! Thank you both for this amazing time together ❤️❤️
Oh are they not doing House?
@@HoundsBane they might be. I’m just talking specifically about the game of thrones.
Spin-off : The iron wheelchair
Or “Game of Wheels“
for me, i felt that the dragon blamed the quest for the throne for his mother's death
and the dragon was correct. - Suz
My thoughts exactly
38:20 Back in like season 2 when Dany was looking for her stolen dragons in that one tower, the House of the Undying, she saw a vision of the throne room covered in snow.
50:00 All hail Bran the Broken. Wheelie wheelie, legs no feely! King of the Iron Wheelchair!
53:45 The Isle of Narth is where Missande is from, so Grey Worm wants to go see it. Its what they promised each other they would go together.
56:55 This is the first time I noticed this, in Jamie's page there in the Gold Cloaks book, it says that King Joffrey was killed by Tyrion. Gee I wonder who wrote that in there!! Thats some dirty lies haha!
But yes, great reaction from both of you! I'm glad to have been able to enjoy the series with you guys, and I'm happy you enjoyed it all! And just so you know, talking about whatever magic exists in the show, the books lead on to let you believe that there is more magic in the world. A lot more fantastical things happen.
if tyrion wouldn't advice daenerys she'd be alive and with 3 dragons ruling the world with EASE
Olenna should have been her hand
The point is that Bran knows the history, all of the mistakes, all the treacheries. He has learned all the lessons. He was never anyone’s prediction, but he makes the most sense.
johns pledge to the knights watch was until death
he died
pledge ended
he was free to do whatever he wanted
Where ever Drogon has gone, are there any red woman priestess
a dragon is bonded to its rider... feels everything its rider feels... (as it says in the book) Drogon didn't kill John because he knew his "Mother" loved John.
😮💨No, it's really dumb to have the new Queen not having guards all around her even if she's just talking with Jon Snow. Look what happened and got her assassinated😂😂😂😂
Okay my Suzy Lu & Steejo. Remember when Tyrion & Jaime had that wierd conversation in a dungeon about Cousin Orson and smashing the beetles. "Gung, Gung gung' as he'd smash them. Tyrion was always fascinated as to why he did it. (This conversation made no sense until Tyrion gets his answer) he finds his siblings dead, and smashes the rock 3 times. He feels, anger, frustration, sadness.
Agree. Most reactors miss that point.
19:44 how the hell did both of you miss this dragon wings shot while you’re both staring at the screen…..?
Tyrion was a complete different character in the first season (that were adapting the books). He truly was a genius until they ran out source material and the character became just as intelligent as the people writing him..
@@j_fley6702 These circumstances shouldn’t compromise his IQ..
I swear I didn't miss a single ep😅 every day it came out I already new it was gonna be a good night 😂😂
lmao Steejo rubbing his face and saying 'what?' all confused like, was exactly me when they chose Bran for King lmao Then both of your reactions to Bran saying 'Why do you think I cam all this way?' hahahahahah also me.
In the house of black and white Dany had a vision where she walked up to the iron throne while snow was falling upon it. She got within reach but never got to touch it and then she was with Drogo and her son
Like to think she went home to Drogo after Jon killed her
Except it wasn't snow, it was ash.
This is my favorite TV series of all time! I miss it SO MUCH! HOTD is good but no GREAT like GOT was!👍👍👍👍
The reason that Bran makes the perfect King in my opinion is because he can see everything that has and is happening, also he said that he does not want anymore. And as we saw with every other rulers, wanting is the thing that made them bad for their people.
You two are silly. The 3 Eyed Raven is in control one way or the other. Better to be upfront about it. He set up the whole story. The one before him and him now. Why you reactors do not see the "game" And just see the "fairytale" is beyond me. This has been an "Adult" story from the beginning. Why fall back on a "child's" ending. This is a perfect "Shiny Object" story. All the main players were running around being preoccupied with being the "Hero"..... In the background were Bran (3 eyed Raven) and Littefinger actually playing, and in Bran's case, winning the "Game".
Out of all the chaos that has ravaged the great houses. It's funny to see Robin at the meeting at the end. He's the only heir to a great house that was not killed or displaced at any point in the entire series. Remarkable.
I've really enjoyed watching you guys react to shows. You always have great banter. Your pre- and post-show commentary is amazing, and I actually appreciate the slower pace of your releases.
Also, I nominate Severance. It's very underrated. There's only one season so far.
As far as "Would you have done it?" "I don't know", That little turd killed the woman Jon loved and Jon made him his steward and kept him his steward even after the kid started getting mad about letting in the Free Folk. I highly doubt if someone killed Ghost and Sam, Jon would kill a city.
Tyrion was the one who told him what to do, with that conversation
The cool thing that this ending leaves open is that there will be a civil war in about 90 years. Bran doesn't have heirs, Sansa won't get married, I think, the only one left is Baratheon, so Gendry has children. And even those children will be questioned by the bastardy of their father.
One more comment (sorry!). Something I thought was cool is that the most Ned Stark-like character, Jon, ended up doing exactly what the “Kingslayer” Jaime did, which drew the disgust of Ned Stark himself and so many other honorable people in Westeros. Ned was the one who found Jaime after he killed the Mad King, and he was horrified by his lack of honor. Ao I just found it really interesting that the most honorable character in the show ended up in the same place, for the same reasons.
Kinda crazy how the entirety of Westeros is all stark land when just a few years ago the starks lost everything(Bolton’s was the official “end”), 6 kingdoms are Bran’s, North is Sansa’s, and the King beyond the wall, Jon.
The former three eyed raven lived for hundreds of years. Can't we expect the same from Bran
GRRM has stated that the books will end similarly to the show but the journey will be different
House of dragon lets goo
Cercy fault for using the people "as human shields" sounds similar to what is happening in the real world.
I think that Drogon is bringing her to the Shadow Lands beyond Ashi, where the eggs came from. Maybe there is more magic there. Just a thought. I think she will return in an altered form or just out for revenge in the Jon Snow Sequel
Daenerys ended up in Drogon's belly and we will fortunately never see her again.
I actually seen Bran being the King shortly after he became the Crow. Just because talked all proper and he knew everything being the Crow. I predicted it. It made sense
Yikes
They said he’ll go to the Night’s watch instead of just saying he is exiled. This way people know he is punished but he’s really going back to what he knows. And it’s an indirect callback to maester Aemon saying a Targareyan alone in the world is a terrible thing
It took me a while, but eventually I caught onto the idea that Bran is a dues ex machina, ideal king.
The point of the show is that there isn't any human being on the planet (even Jon) who is "fit" to be a monarch. Jon would be good one for a few years until something comes up that he doesn't know how to handle. He'd make mistakes and people would suffer for it. No one should really be THE king who gets to rule over everyone, make up laws, organize government, etc because there isn't anybody so unbiased and beyond mortal men that they wouldn't abuse/mistreat that power. So what's the solution? Someone who isn't human, but beyond human. BUT also has a noble heart, like Bran learned from Ned all those years ago.
It was all about the throne, not the battle. Because figuring out how to create world peace is more important than crushing our enemies. Bran can accomplish Dany's idealistic vision without bloodshed.
Oh my god thank you for this comment! I'm glad to see there's others who see what it was really about.
I'm so glad that Steejo made the connection between the ginger queen of the north and Scottish history. The whole series of books is based on the history of the English throne - i.e. Wars of the Roses is inspiration for A Song of Ice and Fire, and The Anarchy is inspiration for House of the Dragon. 🤓 Also, yes, Denarys had a vision when she was in the House of the Undying and she went to get her dragons back; the sorcerers gave her a vision to distract her: she walked through the throne room of the Red Keep and "almost" touched the throne but was called by the dragons to walk through the tunnel into the Lands of Always Winter where she spoke with Khal Drogo and their son.
Honestly, the Robin Arryn glow up is the most interesting thing about the finale.
I mean the way I look at it, what basically happened is tyrion became the unofficial king, since bran isn't going to join into discussions as you said. This let's Tyrion and the new small council make all of the decisions
"You literally only have what you have because of him"... 💀
"You're crazy is it okay to kill you" Steejo you better watch yourself and sleep with one eye open. lol
WATCH OUTLANDER NEXT!
Ironic that if Cersei & Jaimie just stayed right in the centre of the map painting, nothing would have fallen on them 💀
Jon is The King of the Free Folks 🗿
You two have been SUCH a joy to watch on this journey! You have really good heads on your shoulders, I’ve loved hearing your thoughts and discussions. I hope you continue onto to House of the Dragon!!
I can’t believe this will be the last time I watch this show with you guys. It’s been such a great run, thanks for everything ❤
It's crazy how the writers (Dave and Dan) really messed up this last season to the point that they haven't been attached to any other big and significant project since. Even George RR. Martin was allegedly upset and annoyed with them and the creative decisions they made in the end. They took a candidate for the greatest show of all time and really ruined the ending in most peoples' eyes. Thankfully we have House of the Dragon now which started off REALLY well.
Sadly we should've seen the writing on the wall far earlier. George's tone on the show became palpably more bitter and detached around the middle of the show (when dan & dave began pushing him out of his own project). The last 2 seasons were a logic wasteland, but it became markedly un-GRRM honestly as early as S5 (earlier even, but that's a whole other conversation).
The ending of the show is absolutely amazing, and as to D&D, you have nothing to worry about their career as their adaptation of the Three Body Problem, something right up their alley, is coming soon.
@@SerbAtheist By vast majority consensus the ending was horrible. That's pretty much cemented in the legacy of the show by now. When people bring up GOT they'll almost always bring up the horrible ending and how it ruined the show. There's people who wont even give House of Dragon a chance because of how bad the GOT ending was. D&D basically rushed it because they were burnt out for a while, had been struggling creatively since they ran out of book material, and wanted to move on to Star Wars which fell through. They really just didn't care by the end and were focused on other things and anxious to finish and leave. Even George RR Martin was disappointed with them.
@@zjk6203 First of all, not even close to a 'vast majority'. Many people like the ending. Second of all, many brilliant works of art were initially panned by an audience too daft to recognize and appreciate what was happening. Dany's turn will remain one of the most brilliant moments in the history of television.
Finally, the later seasons are creatively the best part of the show where the true themes finally emerge. So many brilliant moments in S8 alone: Sam telling Jon, Jaime knighting Brienne, Arya killing Bran, Tyrion freeing Jaime, Dany's coin flipping when the bells are rung, the horrific carnage in KL, Jaime and Cersei dying together, Tyrion finding Cersei and Jaime, Dany's speech, Tyrion's and Jon's convo, Jon confronting Dany in the Throne Room and the whole resulting sequence, Tyrion arguing for Bran and Bran being chosen, the culmination of the whole show, Brienne writing Jaime's book, the Small Council and, last but not least, the three mainest characters continuing on their journey in life.
How pathetic are the nitpickery of counting of troops and bricks and the cultishness of crying over 'my khaleeeeeseeeee' in comparison.
@SerbAtheist It was a vast majority, you couldn’t be online for a couple of years without seeing memes or jokes about how bad the ending was. You would be on sites, pages, videos, that had nothing to do with game thrones and someone would find a way to bring up a joke about how bad the ending was. If you want to put your head under a rock and pretend that wasn’t the case okay but people in reality saw how badly it was received. Dave and Dan basically said they were going to go into hiding once those episodes dropped because they knew what they did.
There isn’t a show on that level of popularity whose ending was more widely ridiculed. It was a huge online convo for almost a year. Nobody is too “daft” to recognize anything. The later seasons are all straight forward especially compared to seasons 1-5. If you really think that last season was something so complex it went over peoples’ heads and they couldn’t “understand what was happening” then your bar for what constitutes good art or complex art is REALLY low.
Everyone knows Dave and Dan themselves didn’t care and were rushing to just finish and leave. They grew to hate doing the show. For you to pretend like some great complex art came out of that when everyone else can clearly see it was rushed, horribly thought out, and badly executed then you are only fooling yourself. Dave and Dan knew that last seasons was horrible. George RR knew.
If you like it, good for you, but you have to accept when the clear majority does not and that it will go down in history as arguably the worst ending of all time or at least to a major show on that level.
Really really want to see a S1E1 rewatch!
Me too lol
99%of reactors hated the final, surprised u liked it tbh
House of the Dragon next? ❤
I actually think the night kings end was the most let down for me. I feel that should have been the endgame of the series, not "the game of the throne". I was with this until he was stabbed. After that I did not really care anymore.
Regarding Varys trying to poison Daenerys, you don't think that he would attempt to poison her? Don't you remember what Maester Pycelle said in the second episode?
Ned: I've heard it said that poison is a woman's weapon.
Maester Pycelle: Yes, women, cravens and eunuchs. Did you know that Lord Varys is a eunuch?
And you both seem to be waffling between understanding that John is extremely honorable and wants to stand by his word, like Ned. And then in the next sentence say you can't understand why he doesn't do something. He pledged his support to Daenerys and he takes that extremely seriously. He is a man of his word.
Cersei believed herself to be the protagonist all along and ended up being part of Sansa's story.
Arya said that line about what's West of Westeros before. When Lady Crane the actress was stitching her up & taking care of her. Yes. I PRAY FOR A SPINOFF FOR ARYA
I totally agree with your guys views on the series and season 8. The only issue I have is that season 8 was too rushed. Things were just let go that would have been corrected in previous seasons and it felt like scenes were missing. I would have liked to see a full 10 episode season 8 with the story more filled in but how the story played out was fine by me. I don't see anything wrong with the writing, I just think they cut out way too much to make it all fit into 6 episodes. It does leave a slightly sour taste at the end of GoT but it certainly doesn't ruin the show for me and it's certainly well worth watching still.
If you want another epic show that you can really get your teeth into, that is better watching one episode per week, then consider LOST if you haven't seen it.
@@BhlackBishop I didn’t say the writing was rushed and it was the writing that I didn’t see anything wrong with. No contradiction at all. If you read it correctly you would have seen that.
If a meal is rushed in its making then that doesn’t automatically mean that the recipe is at fault.
@@BhlackBishop that’s exactly what I’m saying. Makes perfect sense to me.
Has it really been over 2 years since you started GOT? Where has the time gone? I’ve really enjoyed the reactions from both of you ^_^
I don't understand why the people in the comments even try to justify Daenerys' actions because "Cersei did bad stuff too". Yeah but that is Cersei's character. She is meant to be a villain, meanwhile Daenerys was supposed to be the hero. And yeah you're right, she blew up the sept because she was pushed into the corner and it was her or them. Daenerys burned people after they had surrended and she had the victory.
Daenerys burn the people AFTER Cercei kill Missandei in front of her.. and in that Moment She said "dracarys" . Its was the last straw for Daenerys and She burn this stinky pile of city down...
Now it’s off to House of the dragon. Very good show with season two coming this summer, I think.
i think bran died at the tree and the 3 eyed raven took over,and has forseen this whole thing,and the 3 eyed raven the real threat for the realm
Bran still there. After he became the Crow I predicted he would be King. He talked all regal and knew everything being the Crow. So I felt he would be king before season 8
You're the best, you were able to make me relive a show I was mad at because it has been amazing but the way the end was brought. It has been such a journey and I can't wait to watch your reactions of House of the Dragon + your Christmas animated movies as I always watch these reactions every christmas
you guys should react to Seth Brings Jon Snow to a Dinner Party and Melisandre at a Baby Shower. They're both very funny.
"Equating things they don't like to Bad writing". So we're ignoring that cast members like Varys among others were critical of aspects of the writing in the last season. That being said I'm glad y'all liked it.
Okay and? Just because they were critical in the last seasons doesn’t mean anything. Ned, Rob, everyone. Y’all just like to complain and use the word “arc” lol
@@EMANUGARC how doesn't it mean anything? Their complaints are examples of the writing issues as those were the specific complaints. Who's y'all? I haven't made those complaints here and I speak for myself.
The whole “Dany sort of forgot about the Iron Fleet” from Benioff in the episode behind the scenes that aired on HBO is case in point about the bad writing. The whole thing was rushed. I know with 6 eps they couldn’t have whole episodes of people traveling and talking but to go from liberator to genocide in 3 episodes was just bad.
Anything you think or write is irrelevant .
@@jonkerr7667 your lack of maturity is visible
What a pleasure to have followed you through the entirety of GOT! The banter between you two added value to each episode.
For future viewing, on UA-cam or in private for your own enjoyment , I hope you will consider the following shows:
The Sopranos- HBO’s first all-time great. Unforgettable characters and plots in a New Jersey mafia setting.
Mad Men- an advertising firm in 1960s Manhattan. Super stylish, excellent dialogue like Varys vs Littlefinger except in boardrooms and secretarial pools. Again, characters and drama that will stay with you.
Battlestar Galactica- science fiction for grown ups. Make sure to start with the 2003 miniseries that precedes season one.
The Last Kingdom- medieval politics, Viking invasions. Game of Thrones without the dragons.
Looking forward to your HOTD reactions!
I vote to watch Mr. Robot. It hits the ground running and doesn't stop. Amazing acting, music, writing, and editing. Runners up for me are Breaking Bad and The Wire... both amazing from start to finish.
HOTD is amazing you'll love it get to it now to be ready for S2 in summer! If Steejo wants anymore medieval type shows(i love the genre too) react to both vikings and the last kingdom, or Castlevania is fucking incredible if you want an animated show! Imo the last kingdom and Castlevania have some of the best endings of any show I have seen! Fantastic series yall!
No, thank you for the journey and allowing us to accompany you on it. I'm looking forward to experiencing HOTD and much more with you! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
I loved the entire series. What an epic show.
Brienne didn't correct the incorrect entry above her entry stating Tyrion killed Joffrey (it was Olenna, although perhaps she doesn't know.) I feel like that's a small reference to the fact that THAT will remain wrong in the history of Westerosi memories.
Suzy would be the first to be killed for betrayal ahahahahaha I love it. Giant empires have fallen under the yoke of War so that other empires could be born. Nothing else.
Show for this season was rushed, but I loved the last 15 minutes and the symbolism for the Starks and Sansa's gown.
The hands they show dressing Sansa was Michelle Clapton's hands , Sansa's gown tells her story pays homage to the north, her parents her siblings and one non stark..Margaery Tyrell.
Jon King beyond the wall...Sansa Queen in the North...Bran King of 6 kingdoms and Arya... Heading West.
GRRm err Samwell ....took a online course to be grand maester.
Out of last two seasons, I think 2 or 3 were subpar.
All those people walking north are the extras and craft people and their family members who gave us this great show.
The reason you find the snow on the Iron Throne familiar is because when Dany was on her way to rescue her dragons from House of the Undying in Qarth, it was part of her "journey" to find them. It was right before she encountered Drogo and her child in the tent. When she was standing before the Iron Throne in that scene, she held back from touching it, and moved on.
When you said you remembered some scene of snow falling in the Throne Room, I remembered that way back when Dany was pregnant with Khal Drogo's baby, she had a vision of her walking through the room and snow falling. It later turned out to be ashes. It was definitely in Season One.
Nope, S2 E10. Dany has already lost the baby, that's why she meets it, along with Khal Drogo in her vision, in many ways foreshadowing her demise in the Throne Room.