10 Most Shocking Game Of Thrones Moments
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You know a show is completely fucked up when, in a list of shocking moments, a child being burnt at the stake barely makes the top 5.
Your loss.
To be honest, that's my number 1. And even that scene in Season 2 when Robert's bastard baby child is killed off (fortunately off screen) was quite fucked up. Yet it worked
Joe McGurk I think the most shocking moments in game of thrones are truly when things go as one would expect. By that I mean readers and views have come to expect a certain level and degree of twists and depravity. thus when a moment occurs, though rare, where we are left thinking this is going to happen and it does its rather a shock. Though one that can go unseen.
And that's why I love it.
Something does not have to be real to be messed up or disturbing. In the same truth a person can read a fictional storyline and make comparisons to actual history. Many fictional stories and writers draw inspiration from historical figures and events. Fiction can be just as disturbing and twisted as reality.
The moment when Melisandre took her necklace off to reveal her true form was shocking as fuck.
Yup. Myrcella's death was pretty shocking, too.
mostly because she didn't have to be nacked
death of khal drogo !!!
Adam Phillip So true omg😂😱
Adam Phillip I had to play that part twice I thought I didn't see something correctly 😂
Not the most shocking, but the most satisfying scene for me was Arya feeding Walder Frey his own sons before slitting his throat, all while she smiles over his dying body. I enjoyed that more than Joffrey dying.
That was definitely one of the most badass scenes.
Considering what happened to Arya's family, I'm not surprised that she smiled knowing that the man who committed the worst betrayal spent his last moments coughing up blood.
Yes! That & Ramsey being fed to his "loyal beasts"
same!
in the books it's Lord Manderly. and it's a badass scene too
The gold crown that khal drogo gave to viserys was also pretty shocking
Aika agreed. As soon as I saw that I screamed HOLY SHIT!!!
Thommen learning to fly was pretty shocking
Edgesroll *pretty funny
Familyguyextreme He gave the word "Kingslanding" a new meaning
A. T. That joke is getting a bit old now
Old joke, it was old like the next day
Agreed. The second he left the screen but the camera stayed on the window you knew exactly what he was going to do, but, yes, I was still screaming.
Jamie Lannister getting his hand chopped off was pretty shocking
amen bro, cant talk for a minute after that, and my first sentence was "jamie lannisters f ckung hand"
I found that as shockingly funny. They fucking chop his hand and at the next second "The bear and the Maiden fair" plays in a funny way, it was like the ending of a comedy series.
Dylan Humphrey ir when he rapes his sister by their sons corpse.... let that sentence sink in
you're so fucking right man, i had even forgotten. that was a hell of a twist. perhaps close to no.1 in the books, less so in the show because showjaime is not nearly as cool as bookjaime. but if he finally gets rid of cersei next season the show can still catch up
well jaime doesn't rape cersei (two twin siblings fucking by the corpse of their dead son is still 100% fucked up). in the book at least the thing is consensual. in the show it's ambiguous, lots of show-only viewers I spoke with told me they had not perceived it as rape. but certainly if it was meant to be consensual the editing could have been done better
Every time I see lists like these, it reminds me just how fucking good this show is
*was before the season 5.
Martin Mortyry was good, now is the best show in history.
I wish I would think the same. Unfortunately the show was going downhill for me ever since they departured from the books. It's not even about them doing so, this I could accept, it's just that their original writing dogshit.
To be honest, at the point of season 6 I didn't even mind the departure from the books. The problem is, I didn't feel the "original writing" of that season at all. It lacked any sort of depth or sense, and I found some solutions, such as killing of 3/4 of the King's Landing cast in one explosion, as straight up lazy. The more I think about season 6, the less sense it makes. It wasn't as bad as season 5, I'll give it that.
Martin Mortyry why was it lazy though? I mean the Red Wedding killed three main characters within the frame of 5 minutes and we consider that episode to be amazing. We have to think about it in the sense that GOT is coming to an end, Margery and the High Sparrow and all of them had to go, along with everyone else that isn't relevant to the shows end goal.
the Hodor episode made me cry so hard
I wasn't so sad as a was shocked that Hodor derives from Hold The Door. watching like "fuck, that's genius...fuck"
Matthew Merrell yep🙁
Me too.
Hodor was the most heartbreaking death on GoT for me.
Still can't watch it without a lump in my throat.
Shireen's burning was by far the most shocking and horrifying moment in the entire series for me
Yup. What could be more evil than seeking the favor of your evil god by ordering your own trusting, innocent child to be roasted alive while you stand nearby -- passively watching and listening -- as she begs for your help and then screams in agony?
Her scream was the worst thing I've ever experienced on any TV medium. Horrific. awesome series :D
Same
What pissed me off mostly was his wife who only realizes at the moment Shireen is about to be burnt alive that she’s a mother after spending years ridiculing her for her illness and fixating on her dead or miscarried male infants. Even though this is a show I realized how important it is for parents to accept their handicapped kids and the power of a mother’s unconditional love. Stannis would not have made this choice if he had not come to believe that his wife did not love their daughter through years of care & emotional neglect.
The Battle of Bastards being the best swords and shields battle ever filmed.
In TV. Not in film
No it's not
what's better?
Have you ever seen or heard about the show Spartacus?
Kaylee Lord of the Rings of course. Battle of Helms Deep, and Battle of Minas Tirith/Pelennor Fields
The mountain crushing that guy's head will always be #1 for me.
ArkhmInmate0801 that guy? ITS OBERYN MARTELL
What about Melisandre's "true form"? I think THAT was shocking.
RED Wedding is always number 1
Rogue Rodriguez Amen!!
I still don't get the people who think people dying thanks to thier own inaptitude and stupidity is a shocking think. I mean, come on people, the starks basically just went in there like shouting "all the freys are incestious idiots and are not brave enough to anyone, esecially not us starks. Bunch of little bitches" and expecting everything to be fine.
It doesn't matter. People are not use to seeing multiple main characters who are the protagonists die all at once. Thats the reason it was shocking both to book readers and show watchers.
Rogue Rodriguez I'd be a lot more shocked at this point if that didn't happen. Even the red wedding was predictable to me.
Rogue Rodriguez Now you're going to take that as a challenge and try to one up themselves.
anyone else think the end of hardhome is one of the best scenes in the whole series?
Hardhomes the only episode of Season 5 I enjoyed from start to finish.
Yes, it was just a taster of what's to come in the final battle. And to think that I thought that Loboda would actually make it, tried taking on a white walker and he didn't even flinch.
It's the very best one. Hardhome is the perfect episode: the exchanges between Tyrion and Daenerys (which we book readers were dying for) were perfectly executed, costumes, photography, acting and dialogue. The scene in which Tormund and Jon speak before the wildling chieftains is really really good. You feel the bond between the two strengthening. And the massacre, all its phases, is breathtaking and terrifying. The scene when Jon looks up and sees the four white walker riders is stuck in my head. The end scene was masterful, the silence conveys all the horror. So HH no. 1 episode of the whole series
Oisin McPhillips Agreed
Episodes like that remind me why game of thrones is the GOAT
"... and turns a very royal shade of purple." I laughed way too hard!!! XD
The only people shocked by Ned's death are those who have never seen a Sean Bean movie.
i expected him to die but not tht soon^^
Lmao that's exactly what I said too. Once I started watching this show and I learned Sean Bean was in it I said he's good as dead 😂😂😂
Lol true
He's just like kenny
Well, he had survived all Sharpe's movies ... ;)
In Games of Thrones,they mistake weddings for funerals.
😂😂😂
*_Don't forget when Arya Stark finally goes all 'Lady Stoneheart' on bitches._*
To be fair, Ned Stark being Sean Bean is clue enough he'd die.
What about when cersei FUCKING KILLS EVERYONE AT THE END OF SEASON 6!! lol then tommen walks out the window.
Yeah, that was pretty shocking.
Swizzler It was inevitable. Cersei always wins.
saviour shit was messed up lol
I wasn't expecting that scene when she killed everyone, but knew Tommen was going to eventually die by suicide.
>wieners in GoT
>shocking
pick one.
What about the wildfire explosion of the citadel, and Cersei taking the title of first female ruler of the iron throne?
I thought that sequence was surprising and very badass.
Cersei was a surprise but I kind of feel like the wildfire explosion was predicted weeks before it debuted on TV.
there were so many hints leading up to the explosion so it wasn't shocking
The part where her son committed suicide right after that caught me off guard a lot more.
Oh yeah I didn't see that coming.
Agreed Tommen's suicide was way more shocking than Cersci's blowing up the sept of Bealor.
Knew I shouldn't have clicked it and I did anyway. Between Shireen, the Red Wedding and Hold the Door, I'm traumatized all over again.
The moments that broke my heart the most were the burning of Shireen at the stake, as her mother who long regret having her daughter trying to intervene, only to hang herself later, and the other was the death of my favorite character in the entire show, Oberyn Martell "The Red Viper". :'( If only he didn't talk so much s**t to the Mountain and just finished him off, cause he clearly had him beat, he wouldn't be dead....... :(
MR.GAMER 990 what about hold door
Steph S
That too! Haha
God sacrificed his son, Jezus for saving people. Stannis sacrificed his dauther to protect the relam. Conclusion? Stannis is god!
Stannis The Mannis stannis is deceased
So the tought Jezus was... ;)
How wad Sansa's wedding night shocking after the Joffery sexually tortured two women the season before and Theon was tortured dismembered and and castrated just a few episodes before this one? That was actually one of the most predictable things on this list.
Yeah, i don't see how Sansa makes this list. Rape was par for the course by that point. Jamie getting his hand chopped off was far more shocking and somehow didn't make the list
I think it made the list, not because RAPE was shocking, but because it happened to Sansa. We - the audience - are led to believe that she's relatively safe from that. She's very young, she's escaped from it before, she had just started learning to play "the game" from Baelish, Brienne had finally found her, and she SEEMED to have a plan.
The fact that they let the rape happen anyway was also a big shock for book-readers, as the show had taken a huge step away from the source material by this point.
So yeah, I'd say this scene belongs on the list when you take everything within context...
Yeah odd that a man tortured and castrated in one of the creepiest and most uncomfortable scenes ever did not even make the list
no one is untouchable, has Sean Bean taught you nothing? anyone can get it on this show
Anyone who didn't know Ned was going to die when they saw Sean Bean was playing him is a bit naive. Sean is a walking spoiler.
the battle of the bastards was a great moment.
not shocking though
Noragami Great battle scene, but nothing was shocking. only showcased Jon's plot armour tbh
jatdaman actually it was the Lord of Light protecting him.
I thought Cersei blowing up the Sept and the Tower of Joy were more shocking then some of these
Madalin Grama well I was not expecting it, we all knew Cersei would get the sparrows back but not in the fashion that she did.
Madalin Grama of course I realised it once I seen the candles thats when you are meant to realise it
Madalin Grama it wasn't until the mountain stopped Tommen that I knew something was up and when I seen the candles I realized it was wildfire and every reaction that I have seen has been the same.
She was trying to get out but to no a vale, I was hoping that she did though but no one would have survived that devastation :(
That was not shocking at all, actually. Cersei knew about the wildfire all along, and she even brought it up several if not many times.
"I'm gonna burn this city to ashes."
"I'm gonna burn this city to the ground."
"I'm gonna burn everyone"
So when she blew up the Sept, I was like, yep, you've done it, you've finally done it. That scene was predictable if you followed through her story and her perspective
I remember watching the first season thinking, I really can't fathom enjoying a show about magic and dragons. But how the first episode hooks you is something of pure beauty. After that, I am running around telling my friends "you have to watch this show! its going to be the best show on TV!". Then I even showed them clips, I was re-watching every episode five times in anticipation of the following weeks episode. What HBO has done for me with its original programming in the 2000's is truly a gift. I once had a top three...The Wire, Deadwood, and Sopranos. Now with Westworld and others past, I am slowly approaching my Top Ten favorite HBO shows. Bravo HBO, bravo!
Same! like "i bet this corny shit is for LARPers" watches* Oh shit, so wrong (just gotta get use to those names then you're good). HBO in generally is really great isn't it? The Wire was my 1st Premium show I watched, just great. s/o Starz - Black Sails and Power are pretty great imo over there (I liked Spartacus granted gets a lot of hate for being a porn w/ an actual narrative but fights were satisfying). Dexter on SHO is great too (really it for me on that station though)
Outlaw Q awesome 👍👍👍
For me, Hodor is #1 with a bullet. That episode hurt my heart, Shireen next...both more shocking because I hadn't read those parts in the books.
SAME OMG. I was even sad when Rickon died, if only because that's another child of Ned and Cat gone. I was shocked when I realized no one else seemed to care.
Chance Miles & No, I'm not a boy. The only reason they brought him back to the series at all was to kill him off and tie up the loose end. Yet we still dont know what happened to Benjin.
Will, have you seen the most recent season? Benjin is in a couple episodes.
I was just mad at Rikon....ZIG ZAG DAMNIT!!!!
4:50 Burn the wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch! She's made of wood!
They should have checked if the had the same weight of a duck tho.
Wade Stone not wood.
*****
Witches burn because they're made of wood.
I believe the largest scales in the camp were on her face though.
Wade yes sir my Fellow knight.
Wade "well she turned me into a newt!"
*"DRACARYS!"*
1. Hold the door
2. Ned
3. Shadow baby
4. Shireen
5. Red wedding
6. Peter behind Jon aryns death.
7. Shei in tywins bed.
8. Jon death.
9. Joffrey
10. W walker origins from the children
Honorable mentions
Frey pie, Jaime hand, oberyn, hound returns, dragons born, bran pushed, crafters offerings.
I think a shocking moment is when one of the dragons dies. I was speechless and very sad. I wasn't expecting that to happen at all
How was Neds death shocking, its Sean Bean, he's like Kenny.
Adam Phillip Well, seeing the seemingly main character dies is pretty shocking af
Ramsay torturing Theon was also pretty shocking
rikon getting killed was harsh, but his death was overshadowed by him being a relatively minor character and the kick-ass battle that followed!
I remember watching the red wedding at 3am in the morning for the first time. I needed to open my window ,to scream out and cry out my soul.Worst but also most shoking moment in GOT.
wtf
Get Sansa's "rape" off this list and put on Cersei blowing up the sept. Far more holy shit shocking
not really, though. cersei blowing up the sept was fairly predictable.
AcesHigh824 idk people (including myself) were predicting shed blow up kings landing since like season 4 and tbh there has been more foreshadowing for it then everything else,like every season someone says "she would blow up cities for her children" or something similar
Sansa's rape was not predictable, was certain. She married a guy everybody knew was a psychopath with a penchant for ultra-violence. What were we to expect? And having Sansa marry Ramsay made perfectly sense, so much so that Martin uses the same device in the books, although it's Arya who's married off and although it's not actually the real Arya. But the point about a Bolton-Stark marriage making 100% sense remains
AcesHigh824 Because cersei blowing up her enemies is totally unpredictable right? Seriously, I knew she would kill them all some how.
Also, the "bedding ceremony" that is oh so common in Westeros reinforces one thing -- a new wife is expected to have sex with her husband and give him children. "I don't want to," or "I don't like you" are considered too little, too late once the wedding is over. It's a woman's duty there. It may repel us in our more socially enlightened age, but in a world where women are given away to cement political alliances, this should come as no surprise. It was distressingly common in our world as well as this fictional one.
What happened to Sansa is horrible. But it's something that we should already have realized happens hundreds or thousands or more times a night all across Westeros between husbands and wives. Tyrion was considered a FAILURE for not raping Sansa. Sansa was told by Cersei that she should just accept that this would happen. It's horrible, not shocking.
Tywin's death, walder frey's death, not the death themselves but how they died
I can't believe the kid who played Joffrey is giving up acting. More power to him, doing what he loves, but he's a hell of a loss. Not many his age can pull off someone that evil without being pantomime. All those little, subtle facial expressions and gestures showing how craven and weak he is behind his bluster and psychosis, he had a hell of a future ahead of him.
great job...this is giving me chills....such a great series👍🏼
what about when Dany kills all the Khals?
I don't know if it's shocking, because you expected her to do something along those lines. She's now obviously a character that can no longer be considered 'docile' like her brother thought long, long ago.
Imagine having a conversation with your dad and suddenly he's shot in the back of the head. Ollie was right in his feelings. It's just that the Game of Thrones script is unforgiving.
I just wanna say you guys are one of the best channels on here
The fact that Joffrey was the most hated character in the show (or even on all of TV) is a testament to the brilliance of Jack Gleeson - an amazing actor!
Too bad he retired right after the show - I would have loved to see him in other roles - but I respect his decision.....and thank him for creating this iconic characterization.
The most shocking moment for me was Season 6 Episode 9 Battle of the bastards
"the Lannisters send their regards"
great choice... what I like about your video that you always take the viewer into that perticular scenes just by your narration. Kep it 👍👍
Wow I just had to relive all of that... thanks.
Finally finished season 6 so I can watch this video! Which was very good
Shireen getting burned at the stake made me cry the most out of any other moment
already watched seasons 1-7 twice now ive seen this i gotta go watch it again now best show ever
The only thing that actually shocked me on the red wedding was that Rob really was stupid enough to believe there will be no consequences of breaking the promise
You've mentioned that Jamie on Cercei rape was consensual in the books, but forgot to mention that so was Danny's wedding night. Drogo was fairly gentle with her in the books, that's why it made sense she fell in love with him.
Also it was pretty obvious Shereen would be sacrificed since the previous season when the Melissandre suggested there are others with royal blood and then insisted on the princess coming along with them to the Wall.
It was pretty fucking obvious what her plan was.
it was sansa's wedding night too. rough sex doesn't make it rape....
6:40 correction - Jon Snow isn't Ned's son . I mean , duh!
Eeshan Narula correction he is theone was not his full son
Excuse me, nooby do you even watch the show or are you here to talk to people in the comments? Jon Snow is Alayna and Rhaegar's son, Rhaegar raped Alayna and she made Ned, her brother, take the child, call it his own and say he lay with another woman. Theon, ffs, Theon is son of Baelor Greyjoy, he is from the Iron Islands, Theon got taken by Ned from his family when they won the battle over the Greyjoys. THEON IS A WARD FOR THE STARKS WTF??
Sir Joey of The White Lyanna you dumbfuck
@@sirjoey3137 he is their legitimate son, got married and had lil Eagon
Great list! Very accurate
That was a great list!
R+L=J was for sure top 5. Book fans had this theory for years and it was always shut down, but seeing it actually happen in the amazing way that it did gives it a top 5 spot.
I found neds arrest more shocking than his death
Love that T.A.R.D.I.S sound on the beginning and the video itsself is amazing.
Good list! 👍
The Red Wedding still fucks with me!
The biggest plot will be that ned hid under a dumpster before his death😂
I knew what Stannis was going to do when he sent Davos back to the Wall. He knew Davos would never allow that to happen and could've probably takled Stannis out of it.
See this is why I love this show it's always exciting to watch. Unlike something like say...the walking dead which once in a while has a cool episode, but game of thrones is constantly amazing and keeps you on the edge of your seat. Great video.
red viper death scared the hell out of me... I knew he is dead... but I didn't know he dead like this...
Easiest top 10 list ever. Should of done top 50
perfect list
Excellent video and I totally agree with you. I have to add Melasandra giving birth to a shadow demon what killed Renly was pretty darn shocking as well. Please do a video of the magic of Thrones. well done.
Tommen committing suicide was pretty shocking to me
Selsey? You mean Selyse?
Shireen's death was by far the hardest to watch.
Its neither a shocking plot-twist like ned's and Jon's death of nor a violent scene scene like the Red Wedding.
You know what is going to happen and you only see people's reactions to it, but the screaming alone always hit like a brick.
No matter how many tines you watch, it always has the same impact.
Littlefinger orchestrated the entire War of the 5 Kings and the Purple Wedding and most of the conflict in the North. This dude IS the list.
Shireen's death really gave me the feels. Many people's deaths were over almost instantly by a cut to the throat or to the heart, but poor shireen suffered while her parents watched. It was already bad enough that she was locked away in some tower because of her face. Also, joeffrey's death gave me the most wonderful feeling of joy.
To be fair, Stannis's wife did attempt to stop it near the very end. She was just stopped by the soldiers.
Only Stannis truly could have stopped that.
... Selyse realised that she loved Shireen... i couldn't believe that his psycho wife was the only one who wanted to save her! Well not so psycho anymore.. i can't believe that i like her more than Stannis know -_- after that she commited suicide...
I loved viper more than anything. He was my fave honestly when I died I screamed too.
The first ever thing that shookt me to core is the way Viserys died.
What about glen dyin... oh wait
jack J Lol I was hurt dude😂😂😭
jack J glenn
TWD my friend, not GOT. I was horrified at Glenn's death, he was the character who knew all the odds and ends when it was most needed, then I see people saying Negan is the real hero of the show
Good list, bad pronunciation of names
The screams of the princess getting burned still give me the shivers.
God i love this show!!
when you find out what happened to ice, that was the salt in the wound from ned starks death.
THIS. SO MUCH.
Yeah...I just realized it when I was like half an hour into the episode, and it still hurts.
Also, what about Arya getting stabbed? Not the stabbing itself it was pretty obvious she´s going to get attacked, I just was shocked by the fact she totally fucked it up, whatever her plan was to run arround at the streets that open targeted
The Arya scene was shcoking... -ly bad writing. Still can't believe they made her be so stupid, than stabbed her multiple times in the guts, a wound most definitely lethal, only to have her parkour around the city the next episode with the wounds still open.
Reptile \o/ see, i haven't watched the series. This makes me glad that I decided to read the books instead. *pushes up glasses*
To be honest, that is one instance of shitty writing in a sea of greatness. There are only a couple of moments like this in the show, where I think the showwriters made a mistake. And it's not like the books aren't flawless either.
The castration was pretty shocking to me lol.
Heather Taylor : I couldn't watch it, I mean I did but I switched the channel but I had to stop cause I missed so much of it. I did watch it in the morning afterwards
Emily Kosoff the castration of who again?
And the shot of Ramsey eating "it"....barf!!!
@@Cryo837 He didn't eat it, he sent it to Theon's family. But yeah, it was quite the image. Hard to eat sausage after that.
I MISSED THIS
Hold the Door was awasome
I don't understand how Tommen's suicide didn't make the list at all
It was defenitely a what the fuck just happened type moment, but I mean when you think about it he didn't have anyone and his mom is a sadistic bitch
the moment Jon Snow fell to the ground. I was like NOOOOOOO!!!!!!! it cant be. I wonder if he will return in the next book. I'm glad the show broth him back. But will the book do the same? I hope so.
I think yall did a pretty good job
I had to pause it and take a breath to see the rest of red wedding definitely number 1
I dunno why, I didn't get very shocked by the red wedding. I think the worst one was Oberyn's death or Hold the Door.
WHERE WAS THE CEPT OF BAELOR EXPLOSION ON THIS LIST
I don't know why, but the moment when Ramsay took Theon back to the torture room and then you see the X shaped wood thing was pretty shocking
The red wedding will always be the most shocking thing to happen in game of thrones to me. They took out a few things that would have clued you in on the massacre in the show. Such as grey wind growling at the freys, the musicians being bad, etc. NO WARNING WHATSOEVER.
Going on about ned stark, it wasn't that shocking at all that he got killed, to me at least. Considering how bad joffrey's personality was and how stupid he had already shown himself to be, it wasn't that shocking at all.
I still hope that someday Eddard returns.
Not gonna happen
I think the Winterfell crypt will be raised by the walkers. So in a way he will.
Neds head was severed so could he still become a walker?
You forgot the targeted detonation of the King's Landing main septa, which includes the killing of nearly all Tyrells and the town's nobility and clergy.
Awesome!
The part where they paraded Rob's mutilated body around on a horse with his direwolf's head sewn on still managed to be pretty shocking, despite the whole Red Wedding.
I was really hoping to see the hound vs brianne on this list...
Richard Clark it wasn't a huge shocker, they were pretty much equal in skill so could have gone either way
the hound would have wrecked her in a fair fight.
***** traveling schedule. the infected bite arya mentioned was slowing him down. the valaryian steel sword and the brand new suit of armor.
***** same, my excuse though is that I haven't seen game of thrones up to season 4 for 3 years 😂 though Sunyaj Engage she is still a very skilled warrior, I think it would still have been quite even but she dies and not as easily as you make it out to be
I like how things played out in the books better. (yea, im THAT guy)
SHIREEN😭
I can't even watch the Shireen scene. I had come to really love her character, and was in tears by the end of that scene, a complete shock.
Arya Killing the Freys. Not many moments have had me screaming in YAASSSSSS quite so wholeheartedly