The way both Blake and Corey smiled in the same time when Igli has such high hope of seeing Gendry is just priceless🤣 I love our queen of thorns but Sir Davos is definitely in my Top5🤣
I remember him in a UK TV show call Lovejoy which he stared in from 1986 to 1994 (lol here me showing my age), also stared in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides as Blackbeard he played a lot of good rolls
It’s crazy to see the difference of the high sparrow who clearly uses religion as a way to control the masses and gain power, and the guy the hound was with, who was just preaching about forgiving yourself and living a better life.
Damnit! I've been up all night and was about to go to bed... I guess not yet "I wonder if your the worst person I've ever met?" was one of Olena's hardest lines lol
Blake just sit there absolutely aghast at Igli, and then at 10:56 he made a GIANT EYE ROLL is just Pure Gold. God, Blake is so adorable. A good and good-looking guy.
Anyone sharing a scene with Ian McShane should just not bother to show up. He will be the best thing on the screen by miles, no matter the context. Tragic that we only get him for one episode.
One redeeming quality amongst almost all the evil people in Game of Thrones, from Cersei to Ramsay to Littlefinger, is that they gladly accept, and embrace, their evil-ness. They know they aren't good people, and never pretend to have any noble, Ned-Starky motivations for their actions. But the High Sparrow does. He claims to be doing everything for the Gods, while he is actually doing it for power: a perverse sadistic power of controlling the wealthy and powerful. In GoT, as in real life, we can somewhat tolerate bastards who stand exactly where they say they do. Hypocrites, not so much.
I totally agree with Blake. He imprisoned someone for being gay, one for lying, and one for incest, and then mentally tortured them so he can use them to manipulate Tommen into giving him more power. Seems like some pretty clear reasons to hate him
No one is saying he isn't a villain. Just saying he got bars, which he in fact does have. So many villains in so many movies and shows have really cool lines, and appreciating the cool lines don't mean you agree with the actions.
Bit of a brutal story, but I get a bit annoyed when people complain about surviving a couple of stab wounds like with Arya here, because I have a friend who was stabbed 9 times in the stomach, chest, back and arm when he was 14 on the way to a football game. The attacker was a 40 something year old man. His dad was also stabbed and died in the attack, my 14 year old friend survived. He was invited as a guest of honour to a game less than 2 weeks later, and he walked in without assistance. He's 30 now and has no long term issues, zero reduction in mobility, you can only tell it happened from the scars. Our bodies are weirdly fragile and incredibly resilient at the same time. The people who say "got stabbed, should be dead, not realistic" don't know what they're talking about.
Damn, glad your friend survived, but very sorry he went through that. I agree though. Especially when it comes to gut wounds. Even if you die from them, it usually takes a long time. Relatively good chances of survival if treated.
sorry about your friend but did he get stabbed by a faceless man, one of the most skilled assassins in the world? did he fall into a sewer after? that's one of the stupidest scenes in the whole series
Deadwood is an older HBO original series that you should watch (ended too soon due to supposed budget issues). It had some of the best dialogue and Ian McShane had the best monologues delivered like he was in a Shakespearean play. That actor was also TERRIFYING in a 90’s classic called “Sexy Beast” You gotta watch it Up there with those hard core 90’s flicks like True Romance, Romeo is Bleeding and others One of my all time favorites Check ‘it out! It’s a good reaction flick
I really feel bad for Igli for missing out on the glorious memes that were coming out around this time. Lyanna Mormont was everywhere and some of those were absolutely bangers. :) To be honest Glover was not wrong about what he said about Robb. He was a King, he had duties. He was promised to marry a Frey girl, he broke his word. Thats a bad example to set as a king he had no grounds to judge others breaking their words after that. Not sure if he lost the war becasue of that be he definitely lost his own, his wife and unborn child, also his mother's life becasue of that. Tywin might have been able to beat him in battle at one point especially with the Tyrells so I dont know about the war. It was a terrible decision and he paid for it. His father never would've done something like that. I understand where Glover is coming from even though he was a dick.
The high sparrow only went after rich people so that’s fine lol. When you see how much the squabbles of the nobility costs the average peasant, it’s kind of nice to have someone there to hold them accountable.
Perhaps no one saw Arya cos she became no one.. Lol So, I get where Igli is coming from saying the High Sparrow was cooking and charismatic.. That and the ability to manipulate people are requirements for being effective cult leaders.. ..furthermore, many of the GoT characters are serving one "God" or another, including the Red Woman.. The Blackfish is epic.. XO
Don't quite understand why you laugh when Jamie talks about his honor. That he has honor should be clear by now. This has been clear since season 1 when he fought Ned Stark, when he rescued Briene, when he sent her to protect the Stark children. And again, Jamie does everything he can to lose as few men on both sides to capture the Blackfish. He executes an order and does so with as few losses as possible.
I feel like someone needs to explain the concept of religion to Blake. Extreme, sincere religious belief is not about the individual. It's about conforming your life to a higher power. The High Sparrow is a true believer - he does not operate out of his own imagined authority, or out of some cynical political ploy as everyone else in Game of Thrones does, but out of the authority he derives from what he sincerely believes the will of his Seven Gods to be. And, so, if you're the High Sparrow and you've conformed your entire life to the Seven, logic follows that all others must as well. Otherwise you condemn them to wallow in sin. And who is anyone to say otherwise, when compared to the divine mandate of the creators of the cosmos? There is no higher authority. There is no appeal to be made. You will conform your life to the Seven. You will confess, you will repent, or you will be made to see the error of your ways.
Oh also… I wish the Blackfish had more screen time That actor was PERFECTLY cast Bella Ramsay got more screen time on GOT because she owned it so hard. Another perfect casting
Thisneps makes no sense. How did the hound survive what happened to him? And ians character juat found him in the middle of a field with cliffs? Writing falls apart heavily after s4. The whole sand snake thing. I cant with that whole plot. Though i am waiting for s8. What a great season.
the arya scene is one of my most hated ones in the whole series (together with what follows in the next episode) the faceless men are supposed to be the most skilled assassins anywhere...
The worst storyline in the show. By far the worst! Getting sta**bbed multiple times and it has no effect?! Man this might be a fantasy show, but it's awful writing, extremely awful. The show was going downhill but man, this was something so incredibly dumb! 🤡
Blake better buy Igli the biggest bouquet of flowers after this show is done.
The way both Blake and Corey smiled in the same time when Igli has such high hope of seeing Gendry is just priceless🤣
I love our queen of thorns but Sir Davos is definitely in my Top5🤣
Ian McShane is legendary as a cantankerous old man but brilliant actor. Excellent not only in John Wick but also HBO’s own Deadwood
I was coming to make this comment
He’s the Best In Deadwood
I remember him in a UK TV show call Lovejoy which he stared in from 1986 to 1994 (lol here me showing my age), also stared in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides as Blackbeard he played a lot of good rolls
The Hound coming after you with an axe is more terrifying than a dragon. You can at least hide from a dragon.
Blake be nice to Igli😂😩
It’s crazy to see the difference of the high sparrow who clearly uses religion as a way to control the masses and gain power, and the guy the hound was with, who was just preaching about forgiving yourself and living a better life.
the hound is deff top 5, he has been helping the stark girls since the first season, just a sad old man that was burned as a child by his own brother
Damnit! I've been up all night and was about to go to bed... I guess not yet
"I wonder if your the worst person I've ever met?" was one of Olena's hardest lines lol
Blake just sit there absolutely aghast at Igli, and then at 10:56 he made a GIANT EYE ROLL is just Pure Gold.
God, Blake is so adorable. A good and good-looking guy.
47:38 Holy shit 😂 Corey has an amazing memory
Blake getting more and more unhinged over these episodes that Igli said he "fell for" another silver tongued smooth talker is hilarious to watch!
This is probably one of my top 10 favorite episodes of the show. Great reaction!
Anyone sharing a scene with Ian McShane should just not bother to show up. He will be the best thing on the screen by miles, no matter the context. Tragic that we only get him for one episode.
One redeeming quality amongst almost all the evil people in Game of Thrones, from Cersei to Ramsay to Littlefinger, is that they gladly accept, and embrace, their evil-ness. They know they aren't good people, and never pretend to have any noble, Ned-Starky motivations for their actions. But the High Sparrow does. He claims to be doing everything for the Gods, while he is actually doing it for power: a perverse sadistic power of controlling the wealthy and powerful.
In GoT, as in real life, we can somewhat tolerate bastards who stand exactly where they say they do. Hypocrites, not so much.
Why is Blake incapable of having a nuanced conversation lmao.
igly: 'i don't have anything to say"
Blake/Corey: 'Anything more to say bro?"
Igly: 'Naah bruh"
3 hours later.... Igli finally stops talking.... lmao
I totally agree with Blake. He imprisoned someone for being gay, one for lying, and one for incest, and then mentally tortured them so he can use them to manipulate Tommen into giving him more power. Seems like some pretty clear reasons to hate him
You can hate someone and also agree that they have bars.
No one is saying he isn't a villain. Just saying he got bars, which he in fact does have.
So many villains in so many movies and shows have really cool lines, and appreciating the cool lines don't mean you agree with the actions.
I guess all that training by Arya didn't help her stay alert for the waif. 🤣
Yay I'm all caught up!!
Little cameo here of Winston from John Wick 😊
It’s funny that the hound is hanging out with Hot Rod’s dad
Bit of a brutal story, but I get a bit annoyed when people complain about surviving a couple of stab wounds like with Arya here, because I have a friend who was stabbed 9 times in the stomach, chest, back and arm when he was 14 on the way to a football game. The attacker was a 40 something year old man. His dad was also stabbed and died in the attack, my 14 year old friend survived. He was invited as a guest of honour to a game less than 2 weeks later, and he walked in without assistance. He's 30 now and has no long term issues, zero reduction in mobility, you can only tell it happened from the scars. Our bodies are weirdly fragile and incredibly resilient at the same time. The people who say "got stabbed, should be dead, not realistic" don't know what they're talking about.
Damn, glad your friend survived, but very sorry he went through that. I agree though. Especially when it comes to gut wounds. Even if you die from them, it usually takes a long time. Relatively good chances of survival if treated.
Did he also fall into sewage water after? And have nothing but medieval medical care? 😂Stop simping for D and D
sorry about your friend but did he get stabbed by a faceless man, one of the most skilled assassins in the world? did he fall into a sewer after? that's one of the stupidest scenes in the whole series
i love jon and theon. the guy that’s with the hound he plays as blackbeard in pirates of the Caribbean.
Deadwood is an older HBO original series that you should watch (ended too soon due to supposed budget issues). It had some of the best dialogue and Ian McShane had the best monologues delivered like he was in a Shakespearean play.
That actor was also TERRIFYING in a 90’s classic called “Sexy Beast”
You gotta watch it
Up there with those hard core 90’s flicks like True Romance, Romeo is Bleeding and others
One of my all time favorites
Check ‘it out! It’s a good reaction flick
I really feel bad for Igli for missing out on the glorious memes that were coming out around this time. Lyanna Mormont was everywhere and some of those were absolutely bangers. :)
To be honest Glover was not wrong about what he said about Robb. He was a King, he had duties. He was promised to marry a Frey girl, he broke his word. Thats a bad example to set as a king he had no grounds to judge others breaking their words after that. Not sure if he lost the war becasue of that be he definitely lost his own, his wife and unborn child, also his mother's life becasue of that. Tywin might have been able to beat him in battle at one point especially with the Tyrells so I dont know about the war. It was a terrible decision and he paid for it. His father never would've done something like that. I understand where Glover is coming from even though he was a dick.
The high sparrow only went after rich people so that’s fine lol. When you see how much the squabbles of the nobility costs the average peasant, it’s kind of nice to have someone there to hold them accountable.
Yeah sure, Jonathan Pryce is one hell of an amazing actor but damn is the High Sparrow despicable. ^^
He was Amazing in Disney's "Something Wicked This Way Comes" His Character still gives me Nightmares. Very Dark, B e careful what you wish for!
Seeing Ian McShane reminds me of Deadwood and American Gods ... two series that the Raggedy Pack would probably like!
Perhaps no one saw Arya cos she became no one.. Lol
So, I get where Igli is coming from saying the High Sparrow was cooking and charismatic.. That and the ability to manipulate people are requirements for being effective cult leaders..
..furthermore, many of the GoT characters are serving one "God" or another, including the Red Woman..
The Blackfish is epic..
XO
Woowoo!
You´d be surprise what kind of injuries people can survive from!
thats what the high sparrow iS,lets go galaxY lets go
IGLI
We do care. You can tell us whatever you want to Blake can be a wet blanket of need at times but we love anything you have to say.
Don't quite understand why you laugh when Jamie talks about his honor. That he has honor should be clear by now. This has been clear since season 1 when he fought Ned Stark, when he rescued Briene, when he sent her to protect the Stark children.
And again, Jamie does everything he can to lose as few men on both sides to capture the Blackfish. He executes an order and does so with as few losses as possible.
I feel like someone needs to explain the concept of religion to Blake. Extreme, sincere religious belief is not about the individual. It's about conforming your life to a higher power. The High Sparrow is a true believer - he does not operate out of his own imagined authority, or out of some cynical political ploy as everyone else in Game of Thrones does, but out of the authority he derives from what he sincerely believes the will of his Seven Gods to be. And, so, if you're the High Sparrow and you've conformed your entire life to the Seven, logic follows that all others must as well. Otherwise you condemn them to wallow in sin. And who is anyone to say otherwise, when compared to the divine mandate of the creators of the cosmos? There is no higher authority. There is no appeal to be made. You will conform your life to the Seven. You will confess, you will repent, or you will be made to see the error of your ways.
Oh also…
I wish the Blackfish had more screen time
That actor was PERFECTLY cast
Bella Ramsay got more screen time on GOT because she owned it so hard. Another perfect casting
Blake please let Igli see thie video R+L-J after season 6 Finale
one GOT upload a week is criminal.. I feel like I'm solo queuing crim lobbies against a stack of t250s. Down bad..
No waaay arya would've survived that attack especially the last stab she twisted the knife
Go off Blake. See that's why I love Blake so much. He went completely off when Igli said that foolish shit about the high sparrow. More Blake for me!
Yeah!
Igli !!! stop writing for so long! you almost missed The Hound carrying the log by himself.
Igli exposed!
Why y’all at Blake 😂
Thisneps makes no sense. How did the hound survive what happened to him? And ians character juat found him in the middle of a field with cliffs?
Writing falls apart heavily after s4. The whole sand snake thing. I cant with that whole plot.
Though i am waiting for s8. What a great season.
the arya scene is one of my most hated ones in the whole series (together with what follows in the next episode)
the faceless men are supposed to be the most skilled assassins anywhere...
The worst storyline in the show. By far the worst! Getting sta**bbed multiple times and it has no effect?! Man this might be a fantasy show, but it's awful writing, extremely awful. The show was going downhill but man, this was something so incredibly dumb! 🤡
RIP Arya I guess