Did you guys notice when Jon was fighting then Thenn in the courtyard, when his back was against the wall he pulled a Karl Tanner (The leader of the mutineers) by spitting probably mostly blood into the Thenn’s face like Karl did to him. He’s fighting like a free folk now, not like the Lord’s Bastard he was when he showed up at Castle Black! Character progression! 😄
30:57 One of my favorite camera shots from any show, ever. Jon is Ice, Ygritte is fire. Jon's side of the screen in blue, Ygritte's side of the screen is red from the fire in the background. It's so good.
3:19 Lindsay predicting Daenerys turning is so cool. Also 3:50 YES ASHLEY YOU GET IT. That's exactly what I love about GoT/ASOIAF 😄I'm so happy she understands it. Ashley and Lindsay both became really well versed in reading into the show!
Jon is the book's is totally a different character and is much more interesting, he's not just a Generic hero but extremely clever as well@@sproductionsinc
I love how the girls respect and understand the sacrifice from the guys in the tunnel. ------- They were scared to death but they keep their vows. They were the watchers on the wall. Keeping their oath till their watch ended. --------- It wasn't cold rolled steel that kept out the giant, it was the will of 5 nights watchmen.
the archers being leaned out vertically on the wall, that reminds me of repelling.....i had gone back toward the ground, and face to the ground. I loved it both times, it was such an adrenaline rush
Martin loves to write "gray" characters, so it's pretty normal for the characters in his stories to be blends of good and bad traits. He almost never writes a pure "white hat"/"black hat" character.
"What happened? Climate change?" "Mance Rayder." "... not climate change." Never change Lindsay, never change. :) Also, loving Ashley understanding the perspective of the Free Folk. Too few people keep in mind that they're not pure evil (at least at this point of the story).
I love how Sam got Ollie back in the action by giving him the job to raise the elevator. -------- Ollie was traumatized to the bone, you ladies were terrified with Ollie, but you gals gathered the strength like Ollie to carry on. ------ Another intense episode 9.
I think Sansa's look says a lot. 1.) Its all black. As a Stark she would be very familiar with the nights watch, who wear all black and serve as "guards" to the realms of men. 2.) Its much more severe and less flowy....so she's guarding herself. 3.) There's no longer any fish or wolf embroidery to signify her Tully/Stark herritage, but there are feathers that might suggest Little Finger's mockingbird sigil. 4.) Her necklace resembles an embroidery hoop and needle but is far more like a weapon referencing Aria's "needle" and Sansa's patience and precision(embroidery takes time and skill). I think it shows she is not the naive little girl anymore, and she's starting to take her own plight into her own hands and starting to play "the game of thrones"
With all the violence in GOT it still intense to watch you girls react to the brutality of each battle. ------- I love how this episode took you girls back to the Battle of Blackwater Bay. Great analaogy ladies. Great reaction. --------- P.S. Especially the hammerr to the head of a that wildling.
This episode we find out Mance Rayder is responsible for the climate change! I would have loved to see the tunnel fight between the Giant versus Grenn & his 4 Nightwatch brothers. Does Sam ever find out how big Ygritte's feet were? 5 out of 5 mugs rating, but they were all high caffeine coffee.
@@Taesbilsigh, people can see it. We just disagree with how it's done and how it doesn't match up with similar things other characters do in the show. The portrayal of her as cartoonishly evil and the reframing of her past deeds as "obviously unhinged" is ridiculous because by the mortality of the show she is not especially evil. If you judge all the characters by modern standards they're basically all evil maniacs. But they don't get the same narrative treatment in the final season. That's poor writing. Arya is a case in point. By the end of the show she's murdering entire families, cooking them into pies and feeding them to their patriarchs, but that doesn't get framed as madness. It's still girl boss Arya! But people will go back and look at how Danaerys executed the wise masters and call it a sign of madness. It's poor writing.
@@IshtarNike You make interesting points! The subject of what constitutes as madness is certainly a puzzling one for this show and its fans. Arya certainly is a great example! With respect, I don't think everyone perceives Dany's character arc the same way, and that's only natural! It's a subjective matter and people's brains work in different ways. I knew someone who was completely stunned by Daenerys' "moment of madness" when she chose to burn King's Landing. In fact, I haven't had the opportunity to talk with others like me who picked up on the signs, so to speak, way before the last season. So my comment was entirely about that - I just found it pleasant to find others who perceived her arc the same way as I did 😄For me it's not about Daenerys being good or evil or even mad, it just seemed to me that she started making choices she previously wouldn't have made. That her values transformed, gradually. Those things made me think "Ah, she's changing". I found it a very interesting if also a very sad arc. And make no mistake, I'm not happy about what they did with her in the show. I agree that there was a lot of poor writing.
Even tought, I dont really like Ser Alisser He is one of the few that I could have easily followed into the battle. He did a really good speech And may not be the hard man he try to be with them
I mean they should have. If I had to rewrite it all, I would have Sansa stay longer at the Vale so Baelish can teach her more about manipulation, politics, etc...As I understand in the books she is still at the Vale. And then spoilers have her go to the Boltons and play mindgames with Roose and Ramsey. Instead of Ramsey killing his dad cause his step mom got a baby, I would have Sansa seducing both Roose and Ramsey over time and pitting them against one another. Until Ramsey kills his dad out of jealousy. Then have Sansa stand over him with a smile.
@johnnyskinwalker4095 it's a hard job for like a 17y teenage Sansa. You have an inquisitive mind. Watch Claymore in HD sub free here on youtube. If our minds are alike, you'll love it, it's my favorite show ever.🤗
@johnnyskinwalker4095 it's like Berserk only better, mindfck action starts much sooner. If you like animations, that is. (The manga are of equal quality, the best manga ever made.)
Ashley is right that there aren't many 'pure' characters, for good or evil. There's a lot of shades of grey in the cast. Even The Mountain I don't consider pure evil - he's mentally unstable and not particularly intelligent. He shouldn't be given the power he has because he's simply incapable of using it objectively. He lashes out because its all he's ever known, what was effectively bred into him from a young age. And repeated blows to the head have left him with constant migraines that he can only quiet temporarily with alcohol and extreme violence. Still an awful person of course. But I don't think his awfulness is a choice.
Both Linsay and Ashley were correct. Jon and Ygrett were a beautiful relationship but doomed to end in heartbreak. --------- "Jon snow, Remember that Cave. We should have stayed in that cave."
Buenas Tardes Guapas, five cups, you can't take less, the chapter is extraordinary, I really enjoyed watching it with you. ♥❄&🔥´♬ .. 🖤🔥&🩸 Steph: In the next chapter I would like that when Jaime says goodbye to Tyrion, tells Lindsay and Ashley the reason Tyrion goes up the stairs... Tysha I wrote the meeting between Tywin and poor, sweet Tysha, the conversation so that the hooves of Lannister horses would crush her tender, newly released wings and she wouldn't say anything...
Sam grew some balls....."OPNE THE FUCKING GATE!!!" Oh the things people do for the one they love Most of the time in modern days, women complain about men acting like they got their balls chopped off, Sam finally grew a pair
And the episode I dread every from every reaction channel and every time I re-watch the show. The episode when my absolute favorite character dies. Yggrite was/is my favorite character of the whole show. I know she is an odd choice, but I loved her personality throughout, and until she showed up I didn't care about John's story one bit. John was fairly bland and boring until she showed up and he came alive as a character to me. Yggrite made me love John's storyline, and it always hurts when that little shit puts an arrow in her. The rest of this is a spoiler comment so for Stephani's eyes only.... I've watched countless reactions to this show and watched it at least 3 times all the way through, and it just dawned on me during this watch through that, that little shit Ollie kills both lovers, Yggrite and John. I know Ollie is a kid but his death was not nearly violent enough after this new realization.
Ygritte wasn’t just part of the group who raided his village; she killed his father. She might’ve stood out to him.
Did you guys notice when Jon was fighting then Thenn in the courtyard, when his back was against the wall he pulled a Karl Tanner (The leader of the mutineers) by spitting probably mostly blood into the Thenn’s face like Karl did to him.
He’s fighting like a free folk now, not like the Lord’s Bastard he was when he showed up at Castle Black!
Character progression! 😄
30:57 One of my favorite camera shots from any show, ever. Jon is Ice, Ygritte is fire. Jon's side of the screen in blue, Ygritte's side of the screen is red from the fire in the background. It's so good.
28:53 "He's so much bigger than Jon" If there were no kids and Tyrion in this show, everybody would be bigger than Jon :D
Haha too true
Grenn hyping them up to hold the inner gate was intense. Rest In Peace Grenn and Pip.
And Mag the Mighty
@@Ottawajames Grenn and Mag 🍻
One of my favourite scenes in the entire show! Chills every time.
3:19 Lindsay predicting Daenerys turning is so cool. Also 3:50 YES ASHLEY YOU GET IT. That's exactly what I love about GoT/ASOIAF 😄I'm so happy she understands it. Ashley and Lindsay both became really well versed in reading into the show!
Alliser Thorn fought like a boss
The fact that Robert prefer sending him in the Wall than killing him show us that he is a great warrior
Jon gets more and more epic each season
too bad in the final season they ruined his character lmao
He's an incredibly boring character, for me. You know exactly what he's going to do in any situation.
1-7 only.
Agreed!
Jon is the book's is totally a different character and is much more interesting, he's not just a Generic hero but extremely clever as well@@sproductionsinc
Ygritte is the one that shot Olly’s dad if you recall.
I love how the girls respect and understand the sacrifice from the guys in the tunnel. ------- They were scared to death but they keep their vows. They were the watchers on the wall. Keeping their oath till their watch ended. --------- It wasn't cold rolled steel that kept out the giant, it was the will of 5 nights watchmen.
Beautifully spoken!
the archers being leaned out vertically on the wall, that reminds me of repelling.....i had gone back toward the ground, and face to the ground. I loved it both times, it was such an adrenaline rush
25:16 it wasn't just the Thens. It was all the wildlings. Igritte killed his father was an arrow through the heart.
"The Free People are right in their purpose." Ashley GETS it!!
Give Ashley a hug for me she looks so broken during this a lot.
30:52 one of the saddest most emotional moments of. the show gets me every time 🌀 great reaction
The one shot still remains amazing even after the 100th time watching
"How big were her feet?" 😂 That's one of my favorite lines in the whole show
You know what they say about a woman with big feet...
@@havok6280big personality!
Martin loves to write "gray" characters, so it's pretty normal for the characters in his stories to be blends of good and bad traits. He almost never writes a pure "white hat"/"black hat" character.
"What happened? Climate change?"
"Mance Rayder."
"... not climate change."
Never change Lindsay, never change. :)
Also, loving Ashley understanding the perspective of the Free Folk. Too few people keep in mind that they're not pure evil (at least at this point of the story).
One of the greatest episodes
"This is like a more violent version of Home Alone" Never change, Lindsay 🤣
One of THE BEST EPISODES in GoT
it is true that Jon and Ygritte were not forever......but Kit Harrington and Rose Leslie, they love each other.....;-)
I love how Sam got Ollie back in the action by giving him the job to raise the elevator. -------- Ollie was traumatized to the bone, you ladies were terrified with Ollie, but you gals gathered the strength like Ollie to carry on. ------ Another intense episode 9.
Happy Saturday ladies 😊
"How do I always forget how violent the episodes are" Probably just some kind of self-preservation, Stefani 😂
You’re probably right 🤣
I think Sansa's look says a lot. 1.) Its all black. As a Stark she would be very familiar with the nights watch, who wear all black and serve as "guards" to the realms of men. 2.) Its much more severe and less flowy....so she's guarding herself. 3.) There's no longer any fish or wolf embroidery to signify her Tully/Stark herritage, but there are feathers that might suggest Little Finger's mockingbird sigil. 4.) Her necklace resembles an embroidery hoop and needle but is far more like a weapon referencing Aria's "needle" and Sansa's patience and precision(embroidery takes time and skill). I think it shows she is not the naive little girl anymore, and she's starting to take her own plight into her own hands and starting to play "the game of thrones"
i hope you girls finished 4x10 back to back, that would have set the mood perfectly for the best episode of the series. 4x7-10 are peek tv
Loving your thumbnail designs lately! ❤
With all the violence in GOT it still intense to watch you girls react to the brutality of each battle. ------- I love how this episode took you girls back to the Battle of Blackwater Bay. Great analaogy ladies. Great reaction. --------- P.S. Especially the hammerr to the head of a that wildling.
Crazy to think that the Wall would've been taken if Ned hadn't raised Jon to respect the Night's Watch.
What's crazy is how great this episode was and it's not even in the top 3 of battle episodes in this series 😂
grenn and his friends held the gate #legends 🌀
Olly saw Ygitte kill his father.😊
I feel Steph would make a great Dungeons and Dragons DM. She got that leadership
😁 I’ve never played but I think it would be fun!
As a D&D player I can see this!
30.05 gold metal to the olimpic sincro reaction :D
Lol this is how they learn what a scythe is
Yup lol! I was surprised they didn’t know what it was
This episode we find out Mance Rayder is responsible for the climate change!
I would have loved to see the tunnel fight between the Giant versus Grenn & his 4 Nightwatch brothers.
Does Sam ever find out how big Ygritte's feet were?
5 out of 5 mugs rating, but they were all high caffeine coffee.
So refreshing to see people who can clearly see Dany is turning. The signs she’s not all there and good are there in season 1
So true. I never understood how some people can't see it.
@@Taesbilsigh, people can see it. We just disagree with how it's done and how it doesn't match up with similar things other characters do in the show. The portrayal of her as cartoonishly evil and the reframing of her past deeds as "obviously unhinged" is ridiculous because by the mortality of the show she is not especially evil. If you judge all the characters by modern standards they're basically all evil maniacs. But they don't get the same narrative treatment in the final season. That's poor writing. Arya is a case in point. By the end of the show she's murdering entire families, cooking them into pies and feeding them to their patriarchs, but that doesn't get framed as madness. It's still girl boss Arya! But people will go back and look at how Danaerys executed the wise masters and call it a sign of madness. It's poor writing.
@@IshtarNike You make interesting points! The subject of what constitutes as madness is certainly a puzzling one for this show and its fans. Arya certainly is a great example!
With respect, I don't think everyone perceives Dany's character arc the same way, and that's only natural! It's a subjective matter and people's brains work in different ways. I knew someone who was completely stunned by Daenerys' "moment of madness" when she chose to burn King's Landing. In fact, I haven't had the opportunity to talk with others like me who picked up on the signs, so to speak, way before the last season. So my comment was entirely about that - I just found it pleasant to find others who perceived her arc the same way as I did 😄For me it's not about Daenerys being good or evil or even mad, it just seemed to me that she started making choices she previously wouldn't have made. That her values transformed, gradually. Those things made me think "Ah, she's changing". I found it a very interesting if also a very sad arc. And make no mistake, I'm not happy about what they did with her in the show. I agree that there was a lot of poor writing.
"A more violent version of Home Alone" 😅😅😅😅😅😅
You can tell Ashley and Lindsay this but Ser Allister might be a jerk but he’s a warrior and he went down there and fought
Wow, the timing.
Epic episode epic reacton violent home alone lol i always said that this was sams episode he shows how far hes come!!
I think this may have been too much a dude's episode for them. lol Like no hold's barred non-stop battle.
Ash is too adorable
waiting for them to see hotd and you to see all the dance of dragons references in the incoming seasons of GoT ;)
Me toooo!!
Valar Morghulis
3-fingered Hobb and his Valyrian steel cleaver.
To Grenn and Mag!
Ygrittes death made me cry like a baby. Damn you Ollie...
Gentry is always a good man
What's the scythe? You're about to find out 😈. RIP Grenn and Pyp. Side note for Stefani, something's off with the background books 🔍
Even tought, I dont really like Ser Alisser He is one of the few that I could have easily followed into the battle. He did a really good speech And may not be the hard man he try to be with them
She predicts: "It would be nice if Sansa and LittleFinger kill The Boltons!"
Me: "It would be nice, but nice tings seldom happen in GOT."😅
We do get there… eventually lol
I mean they should have. If I had to rewrite it all, I would have Sansa stay longer at the Vale so Baelish can teach her more about manipulation, politics, etc...As I understand in the books she is still at the Vale. And then spoilers
have her go to the Boltons and play mindgames with Roose and Ramsey. Instead of Ramsey killing his dad cause his step mom got a baby, I would have Sansa seducing both Roose and Ramsey over time and pitting them against one another. Until Ramsey kills his dad out of jealousy. Then have Sansa stand over him with a smile.
@johnnyskinwalker4095 it's a hard job for like a 17y teenage Sansa. You have an inquisitive mind. Watch Claymore in HD sub free here on youtube. If our minds are alike, you'll love it, it's my favorite show ever.🤗
@@johnnyd1790 No doubt. But she could have pulled it off with proper training. Claymore you say? I'll check it out.
@johnnyskinwalker4095 it's like Berserk only better, mindfck action starts much sooner. If you like animations, that is. (The manga are of equal quality, the best manga ever made.)
I think you already watched but I can just imagine the anxieties y'all had watching the last 4eps of next season!
Nope we haven't actually watched them yet! We had to take quite a bit of time off for Lindsay's recovery
Ashley is right that there aren't many 'pure' characters, for good or evil. There's a lot of shades of grey in the cast.
Even The Mountain I don't consider pure evil - he's mentally unstable and not particularly intelligent. He shouldn't be given the power he has because he's simply incapable of using it objectively. He lashes out because its all he's ever known, what was effectively bred into him from a young age. And repeated blows to the head have left him with constant migraines that he can only quiet temporarily with alcohol and extreme violence.
Still an awful person of course. But I don't think his awfulness is a choice.
Both Linsay and Ashley were correct. Jon and Ygrett were a beautiful relationship but doomed to end in heartbreak. --------- "Jon snow, Remember that Cave. We should have stayed in that cave."
An egret is a bird.
Her name is Ygritte.
It's not Ygrett either....I just spelled it out for you.
Climate change? Haven't you been paying attention. Winter is coming...😂
Buenas Tardes Guapas, five cups, you can't take less, the chapter is extraordinary, I really enjoyed watching it with you. ♥❄&🔥´♬ .. 🖤🔥&🩸
Steph:
In the next chapter I would like that when Jaime says goodbye to Tyrion, tells Lindsay and Ashley the reason Tyrion goes up the stairs... Tysha
I wrote the meeting between Tywin and poor, sweet Tysha, the conversation so that the hooves of Lannister horses would crush her tender, newly released wings and she wouldn't say anything...
Sam grew some balls....."OPNE THE FUCKING GATE!!!"
Oh the things people do for the one they love
Most of the time in modern days, women complain about men acting like they got their balls chopped off, Sam finally grew a pair
I’m not agree with « blind Ashley ». Joffrey and Ramsay are entirely bad of course and you must add Littelfinger too.
I feel like Brienne and Pod are pretty much on the good side.
Agree! Sam too
As Ollie gets his revenge Ygrett gets taken down. -------- You know nothing Jon Snow..... We should have stayed in that cave.
Ashley needs to stop shipping littlefinger and Sansa ASAP 😯🫢
And the episode I dread every from every reaction channel and every time I re-watch the show. The episode when my absolute favorite character dies. Yggrite was/is my favorite character of the whole show. I know she is an odd choice, but I loved her personality throughout, and until she showed up I didn't care about John's story one bit. John was fairly bland and boring until she showed up and he came alive as a character to me. Yggrite made me love John's storyline, and it always hurts when that little shit puts an arrow in her.
The rest of this is a spoiler comment so for Stephani's eyes only....
I've watched countless reactions to this show and watched it at least 3 times all the way through, and it just dawned on me during this watch through that, that little shit Ollie kills both lovers, Yggrite and John. I know Ollie is a kid but his death was not nearly violent enough after this new realization.
Didn't Ygritte kill his mother or father though she kinda deserved it
"Why aren't they all using shields"
Well, mostly cinematography. But yes, it makes no in-universe sense.
Seems like people from your neck of the woods would know what a scythe is, given all the grain that's grown out there...😅
Not many harvesting grain with a scythe these days save the Amish. Most use a thresher.
They're real city folk haha
@@havok6280 it's Mennonites in Canada.
"Climate change?" Well...winter is coming
What's the scythe? Give it a moment ladies and you'll learn what's up with the scythe and how it leaves you in pieces.
What are you talking about? There is no such word as "cythite".
It's a scythe.
climate change ? yes because that is what climate change is , fires just bursting out of nowhere. i hope she was jkn
Yes she was joking lol
climate change...i laught my ass off xD xD xD
Never understood why everyone gets upset about Ygrittes death, shes a awful person who killed lots of innocent people with out remorse
Even still every life has value, and to Jon she was important