Tyrion isn’t a bastard-he just has that famous early line “All dwarves are bastards in their fathers’ eyes.” But in canon (so far), at least, he’s true born to Tywin and…whatever their mother’s name was. Joanna?
Although in the books that’s an open question. Tyrion’s mother was kidnapped by the Targaryen King at one point and there is theory that Tyrion is a Targaryen.
I always thought Tyrion was the mad kings bastard son, Which is why Tywin hated him & also why Tywin quit being hand of the king to the mad king & Why he did what he did to the royal family during the sack of Kingslanding
@@MFBloosh would be interesting if g r r martin had planted the seed for 3 dragon riders that we just never got in the show if tyrion really had hints of that in the books (never read before)
Zig Zagging would NEVER work, this isn't a video game. Ramsay is an EXPERT MARKSMAN first of all, he was just toying around with Rickon who was running in an OPEN FIELD with his back turned, so he couldn't even see the arrow coming and even if he could, he wouldn't be able to dodge it. Arrows travel at hundreds of miles an hour, you can't zig zag your way out of that. It's like trying to zig zag your way out of a sniper shot, it's just not realistic.
She should have told jon about the army of the vale. Not doing that was beyond just stupid!! At best this prevented a siege while using the most loyal northern people as sacrifice... there would have been many better ways to do this but as established before, she has no knowledge of warfare. She is responsible for all these pointless deaths right before winter.
@@psnamstutz9078No. Jon got his own forces killed. Firstly, I truly believe that Sana rightfully didn’t want to use Littlefinger’s help, because she didn’t want to feel indebted to the man who betrayed her. But she still should’ve told Jon. She told Jon that they would never get Rickon back and how dangerous Ramsay was multiple times, and Jon didn’t take her seriously enough (probably because he believed he had seen the worst things possible beyond the Wall). If Sansa had told Jon of the Arryn forces, one of two things would’ve happened. Ramsay would’ve obviously seen that Jon had larger numbers, and hunkered down at Winterfell, forcing Jon’s army to most definitely perish in a winter siege. Or they would fight a battle, Jon would’ve still not taken Sansa’s advice, and fallen into Ramsay’s trap after Rickon’s inevitable death, and got the Arryn forces killed along with his own. Do you forget the talks in the tent they were having, ‘pincer moves’ and whatnot? Jon’s forces had a plan to take Ramsay down with their lesser numbers and with minimal damage, it was Jon who threw that plan to the wind and charged at Ramsay, forcing his men to follow him and die. Honestly, if Sansa had not lied about the Arryn forces, way more men would’ve died and they potentially wouldn’t have taken back Winterfell. This isn’t hate on Jon, I just think you’re missing that Jon, just like Ned and Robb, are all honourable to a fault, and got themselves and men around them killed for it.
What I love about the final scene is the look on Sansa's face as Ramsey gets eaten by his dogs. She doesn't look happy or scared or mad or smug. She just kinda watches with no expression until she walks away and then we see that little bit of a smile. I think that's one of my favorite performances by Sophie Turner in the whole series.
Here we stand!!! I love that John was gifted a sword from a mormont and he used a Bear Island shield to defeat Ramsay. So at least one of the sixty two islanders survived threw the whole battle
I'm just gonna point out something I didn't notice until someone else commented it in a different reaction. Jon was stopping Ramsay's arrows with a shield. A shield with the Mormont sigil on it. That means at least one of the 64 Mormont men, not only survived the whole goddamn bloodbath, but he followed Jon to Winterfell and made it to the final fight. Every soldier from Bear Island fights like ten mainlanders, Lady Mormont said it. There was 64 of them, but they fought goddamn hard.
Ramsay got his dogs used to human blood when he would regularly feed them servant girls and brides, but he got them used to Bolton blood when he fed his stepmother and his brother to them, so starving or no starving, they smell his blood, the blood they’ve gotten a taste for and act as any human fed dog would do
I think you guys might have misunderstood, Jon let Ramsey live because he realized Sansa wanted to kill him. He violated her in a pretty grotesque way, makes sense that she’d want to do it herself.
I think Sansa learned not to trust anyone, not even the people she loves. Jon is honorable but not strategic, and she didn’t know if he would use the information she had and still screw up. I love Jon Snow but the way he fell into Ramsey’s trap, endangering his own army by throwing their strategy aside, proved that Sansa was probably right to keep the Littlefinger info to herself.,
They barely won, they lost almost everyone except john and tormund. Sansa should have trusted John and is responsible for a lot of those deaths because she let them attack too early. Jon might have never taken the bait if he knew support was on the way, he thought the battle was lost no matter what
I have never looked at Sansa’s side like this. My dislike for her at the time probably wouldn’t let me see her side of this, or the fact that Jon would fumble and still fall for the trap. He has that Stark “quick temper” and he’s the closest thing to Ned out of all of them. Watching Rickon get killed threw their whole strategy out the window…
@@cajum24I always understood why Sansa didn't tell Jon. Jon always acted with his ❤ which led to bad decisions. If John knew about the Vale he would have messed it up. I think Jon's emotional bad decisions later prove that. Sansa couldn't't be 💯% Little finger would come through. Sansa went from spoiled little girl to 👑 in the North.
Notice the hair braids , each symbolizes a victory 6:23 : 1) The birth of the dragons ( the way I see it it's great victory , the dragons are feared by all and a great war weapon for herself) 2) Defeated the sorcerers of Qarth , saved her dragons from them and killed the traitors that delivered her to them. 3) Took the unsullied from Astapor and sacked it. 4) Freed the slaves of Yunkai and killed all the masters there while gaining an ally in Daario. 5) Infiltrated Meereen and became its queen . 6) Destroyed the khals in Vaes Dothrak and took all their dothraki warriors for herself.
it wouldnt have mattered if he zig zagged anyways. there were a bunch of archers. ramsey himself has shown to be a good shot. he was let out purely as a psyche tactic to hurt their morale
@@that.ll_do_pig well they had them when they attacked the wall. Where's the big ass bow and arrow that he was shooting? Hell, pull up a tree and that fight goes WAY different.
ZIG ZAGGING WOULDN'T WORK. YOU PEOPLE ARE STUPID. ARROWS TRAVEL AT HUNDREDS OF MILES AN HOUR AND RAMSAY IS AN EXPERT MARKSMAN. YOU CAN'T DODGE AN ARROW JUST LIKE YOU CAN'T DODGE A BULLET. THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS IRL.
Ramsey can't plan for something he doesn't know is coming. Sansa played it smart by hiding her army and waiting. She knew Ramsey would sacrifice a lot of his men so waited until both army's were depleted before rolling through with Little Fingers army
lol no, it’s horrible writing from the creators. There’s hundreds of Mike’s between Moat Cailin, a Northern stronghold where the Knights of the Vale are, and Winterfell. There is no way Ramsay wouldn’t know that a foreign army took his most important stronghold in the South and wouldn’t know an army of thousands wasn’t on its way. Absolute shit writing in this entire episode. But hey at least it’s shot nice I guess.
@@JalimRabeikkkkk Lol, what world do you think this is? The Bolton soldiers are with Ramsey in Winterfell. The Vale is all mounted cavalry. Nothing is faster in this world than a horse, except maybe a raven and ravens can be shot down. Large numbers of troops showing up unexpectedly happened all the time in history before modern communications were invented.
@@JalimRabeikkkkk Impossible? How about Tywin's huge army moving through the middle of Westeros for many days in season 2? Robb's 18000 men outflanking the Lannisters in season 1? 100000 slow moving wildlings showing up at the wall in season 4? Stannis' cavalry surprising the wildings in season 4?
Was an extra playing a Bolton in northern Ireland for BoB, it was like going to a game of thrones theme park on steroids. There were thousands of extras split into groups of 50-100 with one of the extras giving the commands, our ‘Sargent’ had a hidden radio to get his orders from the film crew. The mountain of dead people, dead horses, skinned on fire soldiers nailed to crosses (thanks Ramsey) were all practical shots… amazing experience.
Couple fun facts.. - After this episode aired, the actor who plays Rikkon tweeted ‘Had a good run #shouldvezigzagged’ - The shield that Jon picks up inside Winterfell had the Near Island sigil, proving that Lady Mormont’s 62 men made a difference.. The next episode is my FAVORITE of the entire series.. it’s absolute perfection from start to finish.. imo
Dany's music is the most iconic of all. Her theme is blended beautifully with everyone's music who has joined her. Extremely powerful to hear her journey. Hopefully they don't talk through the music of the next episode since it makes the episode😮😊
Sansa didn’t know about Ramsey not feeding his dogs for seven days. She left right before he told Jon and the others. Jon told Sansa about the dogs and he let her have that kill cuz he’s a better brother to her then she is a sister to him.
That annoyed me for a long time. Finally, I decided that Davos or Jon must have told her what happened after she took off, when they were all having their final dinner -- or something like that. I feel better now.
In the books we’re hoping to see more of Ricky too. He’s supposed to be on Skaagos and Davos is sent by Stannis to go and find him. I love the show, but man, the books are crazy good lol
Man, I was so looking forward to your reaction to this episode, but I must say that this was the most anit-climactic reaction to the Knights of the Vale riding in that I've ever seen. 🤪Oh well. Still fun to watch with you.
Exactly! They talk and laugh through very tense and important scenes that we had our mouths on the floor! To not feel the moment of Awww when a man is in the middle of a battlefield alone, holding up his sword to a charging army to save mankind, not just his family, is very hard for us True Die Hard fans to watch. As I have posted earlier, hopefully they don't talk and laugh through the importance of the next episode. They have missed so much already.
43:16 I don't think I've ever seen a reaction for this episode where the reactor didn't urge Sansa to get some blows in, and I honestly fullheartedly, enthusiastically support it
I like to assume that Tyrion KNEW the Masters would end up attacking no matter what. That's why he gave them such a generous offer of 7 years to end slavery. Even though it was an offer that was in the Master's best interests, they still broke that agreement, and it gave Dany a legitimate reason to wipe them out. On top of that, she gets to have all of their ships. It's something that Tyrion is more than capable of planning out, yet they never confirm that's the case lol.
At the time Tyrion made the agreement with the masters, Dany had not returned and there was no indication that she would. No one at the meeting with the masters was telling the truth. The masters came to deal with Dany and her dragons. Instead they only see Tyrion. No Dany, no masters. They know they had the upper hand. Tyrion sees this too which is why his deal is so generous but he knows full well it's all a bluff.
No no, it’s like y’all haven’t learned anything.. Theon Greyjoy and Tyrion Lannister are not bastard names. Tyrion is just a dwarf, but he did once say “All dwarfs are bastards in their father eyes” but no, he’s a Lannister, not a bastard. Greyjoy is the same thing, a Greyjoy. If he was a bastard he’d be Theon Pyke. Additionally he was a Ward to the Starks. In Theon’s case, he was taken after The Greyjoy Rebellion was destroyed by Robert and Ned to prevent the Greyjoy’s from getting any ideas about attacking again
A key point that people tend to forget is that Ramsay went into the Battle confident because his army outnumbered Jon's nearly 2:1. Ramsay even says during the parlay "I don't know if I can beat you but I know my army will beat yours." If the Knights of the Vale stood with them at the beginning of the battle, would Ramsay even leave the walls? Winterfell could withstand a siege for months. The KoTV were a trump card. At that point, both armies were fully on the field and Ramsay's couldn't run away. Say what you will but had the Knights of the Vale not entered later in the fight, Jon would be defeated. That is fact! Now, could Sansa have told Jon? yes. But would Jon, mr. honorable 2.0 after Ned, would be okay with playing a trick, being dishonorable? Would Jon even trust Littlefinger, knowing he is the whole reason Sansa was with the Boltons? don't know, will never know, but what we do know is the battle was lost until the Knights of the Vale rode in and they only rode in for Sansa.
Jon would totally have been okay with doing whatever was necessary to defeat Ramsay and retake Winterfell (and attempt to save his brother). It's ridiculous to think he wouldn't.
It’s idiotic to think Jon would have told Ramsey about the vale just to be fair, you Sansa simps are probably the dumbest people on earth outside of Baratheon simps
Tyrion is not a bastard. He's Tywin and Joanna Lannister's child just as much as Cersei and Jaime. He was just born a dwarf and due to complications during his birth he ended up killing his mother accidentally, which is why Tywin and Cersei have always hated him and looked down on him but he's still 100% a Lannister.
It's actually idiotic that the giant is unarmed. Why doesn't he have a sword, an axe, a bow, a spear, even a stick? He would be ten times more effective with something in his hands. He should also have a shield.
@SalvableRuin ok, where he gonna find an axe, a sword, a bow, or a spear that could fit in his hand? A shield suitable for him is a whole castle gate, it's not like anyone has any of this just laying around somewhere for him on the off chance they meet a giant, that most people didn't know even exists
If only there were trees nearby like he used in 5x8. Idk what you mean about an “off chance that they meet a giant”, when the giants been with them and in their army for at least months. It’s not a surprise to them that the giant is fighting with them. Could’ve taken 30 seconds to grab a tree, or taken 2 people out of the thousands in their army and got them to spend one day cutting down a few trees and tying a few of them together to make a log shield.
😂 😂 Tyrion is NOT a bastard. His mother was Johanna Lannister and his father is Tywin Lannister. Although at one time it was rumored among fans that Tyrion was a Targeryen bastard. (excuse the poor spelling).😂😂
I personally don’t think Sansa was cooking the whole time. I think she knew she had it in the back pocket, but didn’t want to use it because she didn’t want to feel indebted to Littlefinger. I also think she didn’t tell Jon because she knew the kind of person he was, he would’ve fallen into Ramsay’s trap no matter what, as he’s not the kind of person who would’ve been able to stay cool after Rickon’s inevitable death. If Jon’s army had the Arryn forces from the start either Ramsay wouldn’t have left Winterfell and they would’ve had to seige at Winterfell and die, or he would’ve got the Arryn forces killed the same way he got his army killed. This is no hate to Jon, I love him, but the Stark men are sometimes too honourable for their own good!
11:39 EXACT same conversation Jaime proposed to Robb. I always laugh how many people act so differently about it, all because of WHO they support... even though they are exactly the same proposals and exactly the same refusals.
The show pushes you to love the Starks, where as the show pushes you dislike Ramsay and Season 1 Jaime, it only makes sense you'd react different when a Stark is involved.
The whole Shaggy Dog, Rikon thing was a hollywood meme. In Hollywood, a Shaggy Dog is a character that is introduced, then mostly forgotten, only to appear at the end for a significant reason. The fact that they named his wolf Shaggy Dog kinda told you he was going to disappear for a long time.
They will be live at 7:00pm eastern time for the finale this Friday. Hell yeah. Also, had to put the eastern time because sadly some people don’t know how to convert time 😂
R.I.P. Rickon, his TV show character was trash, his book counterpart on the other hand, actually has some story to it. W Dani and W Jon....... And let's all shout for Ramsey's death 💯💯💯
@nathanlindahl8336 I don't think so. In the 1st season Littlefinger promised Ned the gold cloaks & then turned on him. How could Sansa know for sure that Littlefinger would've come through for her until he actually did?
@@Krazie1nycYou Sansa simps are stupid, she was a self serving cow who hoped her brothers died so she would get winterfell after betraying her family for years. Sansa is terrible only her simps are too stupid to see it
Tbh everyone thinking it’s bad writing or whatever I think it was intentional in Sansa’s part. I see it as her way of proving she can be the one to take control, that after every person letting her down, using her etc she decided finally to do something her way & win or lose it was going to be her choice, her doing. I don’t see it as her betraying anyone in purpose but her feeling the only way she could take control of her life. She knows she can’t trust little finger but that’s a matter for after
Tyrion isn’t a bastard-he just has that famous early line “All dwarves are bastards in their fathers’ eyes.” But in canon (so far), at least, he’s true born to Tywin and…whatever their mother’s name was. Joanna?
Although in the books that’s an open question. Tyrion’s mother was kidnapped by the Targaryen King at one point and there is theory that Tyrion is a Targaryen.
@@susanbauer2430 Tyrion also has 1 purple eye in the books, and Targaryens were known for having purple eyes.
I always thought Tyrion was the mad kings bastard son, Which is why Tywin hated him & also why Tywin quit being hand of the king to the mad king & Why he did what he did to the royal family during the sack of Kingslanding
It would make sense that Tyrion is a Targaryen, which is why the dragons didn't eat him.
@@MFBloosh would be interesting if g r r martin had planted the seed for 3 dragon riders that we just never got in the show if tyrion really had hints of that in the books (never read before)
The episode that brought the world together to scream ZIG ZAG 😂 RIP Ricky
Zig Zagging would NEVER work, this isn't a video game. Ramsay is an EXPERT MARKSMAN first of all, he was just toying around with Rickon who was running in an OPEN FIELD with his back turned, so he couldn't even see the arrow coming and even if he could, he wouldn't be able to dodge it. Arrows travel at hundreds of miles an hour, you can't zig zag your way out of that. It's like trying to zig zag your way out of a sniper shot, it's just not realistic.
If you have ever seen "The In-Laws" (1979) the correct term is "SERPENTINE!!!!!"
@@nathanpfeffer9821 I have not and no one is ever going to say serpentine instead of zig zag.
@@distantraveller9876 the reference ua-cam.com/video/A2_w-QCWpS0/v-deo.html
Boys n the Hood?
“Sansa has no point!”
(20 minutes later)
“Sansa had a point…..” 😂😂😂😂
She should have told jon about the army of the vale. Not doing that was beyond just stupid!! At best this prevented a siege while using the most loyal northern people as sacrifice... there would have been many better ways to do this but as established before, she has no knowledge of warfare. She is responsible for all these pointless deaths right before winter.
@@psnamstutz9078 calm down, buddy.
@@psnamstutz9078No. Jon got his own forces killed. Firstly, I truly believe that Sana rightfully didn’t want to use Littlefinger’s help, because she didn’t want to feel indebted to the man who betrayed her. But she still should’ve told Jon. She told Jon that they would never get Rickon back and how dangerous Ramsay was multiple times, and Jon didn’t take her seriously enough (probably because he believed he had seen the worst things possible beyond the Wall).
If Sansa had told Jon of the Arryn forces, one of two things would’ve happened. Ramsay would’ve obviously seen that Jon had larger numbers, and hunkered down at Winterfell, forcing Jon’s army to most definitely perish in a winter siege. Or they would fight a battle, Jon would’ve still not taken Sansa’s advice, and fallen into Ramsay’s trap after Rickon’s inevitable death, and got the Arryn forces killed along with his own. Do you forget the talks in the tent they were having, ‘pincer moves’ and whatnot? Jon’s forces had a plan to take Ramsay down with their lesser numbers and with minimal damage, it was Jon who threw that plan to the wind and charged at Ramsay, forcing his men to follow him and die. Honestly, if Sansa had not lied about the Arryn forces, way more men would’ve died and they potentially wouldn’t have taken back Winterfell.
This isn’t hate on Jon, I just think you’re missing that Jon, just like Ned and Robb, are all honourable to a fault, and got themselves and men around them killed for it.
@@hannahhudson9335people act as if Jon charged for the fun of it- Ramsay had literally sent 1000 arrows right at him, he had to charge
@@psnamstutz9078 the whole surprise element of it is what helped them win
47:13 that little smile Sansa has as she walks away from Ramsay and his dogs 🔥🔥🔥
Loved ,"Eat all this up. I ain't takin none of this home."
"Sliding down bodies like it's a ball pit is not okay" LMAO that had me dying
once ur in the pile ur in the pile😂
Of course, it would have changed things, but I would have liked the giant to pick up horses and throw them at the phalanx !
“That was our mistake. Believing in kings.”
“Jon Snow’s not a king.” 🤘
What I love about the final scene is the look on Sansa's face as Ramsey gets eaten by his dogs. She doesn't look happy or scared or mad or smug. She just kinda watches with no expression until she walks away and then we see that little bit of a smile. I think that's one of my favorite performances by Sophie Turner in the whole series.
Shes soooooo strong and brave 😂😂😂 Everytime a women does something else than crying ore spreading legs she gets credit. That is something.
I’ve never seen anyone this upset over Rickon 😂😂
And calling him Ricky is hilarious 😂
Here we stand!!! I love that John was gifted a sword from a mormont and he used a Bear Island shield to defeat Ramsay. So at least one of the sixty two islanders survived threw the whole battle
I'm just gonna point out something I didn't notice until someone else commented it in a different reaction.
Jon was stopping Ramsay's arrows with a shield. A shield with the Mormont sigil on it.
That means at least one of the 64 Mormont men, not only survived the whole goddamn bloodbath, but he followed Jon to Winterfell and made it to the final fight.
Every soldier from Bear Island fights like ten mainlanders, Lady Mormont said it.
There was 64 of them, but they fought goddamn hard.
The actor who played Rickon tweeted after this episode;
"Should have zigzag #hadagoodrun ! 😂"
After spending so much time with Osha, one thing I would have expected him to learn is the importance of a good serpentine maneuver.
SCREAMING I'm so excited for you guys to see this! My favorite two episodes of the series ❤
Ramsay got his dogs used to human blood when he would regularly feed them servant girls and brides, but he got them used to Bolton blood when he fed his stepmother and his brother to them, so starving or no starving, they smell his blood, the blood they’ve gotten a taste for and act as any human fed dog would do
I think you guys might have misunderstood, Jon let Ramsey live because he realized Sansa wanted to kill him. He violated her in a pretty grotesque way, makes sense that she’d want to do it herself.
Ramsey: My hounds won't harm me.
Sansa: No, but mine will.
The Hound: Heard you hurt the little bird?
this sounds like a fanfiction I'd like to read
That would be so good lol
Hello! Please write this scene because this is sweeeet
I think Sansa learned not to trust anyone, not even the people she loves. Jon is honorable but not strategic, and she didn’t know if he would use the information she had and still screw up.
I love Jon Snow but the way he fell into Ramsey’s trap, endangering his own army by throwing their strategy aside, proved that Sansa was probably right to keep the Littlefinger info to herself.,
@React2This I think Sansa didn't say anything because she probably didn't know for certain if Littlefinger would come through
That was always what I thought. She didn't want to tell them help was coming if she wasn't 100% sure. @@Krazie1nyc
They barely won, they lost almost everyone except john and tormund. Sansa should have trusted John and is responsible for a lot of those deaths because she let them attack too early. Jon might have never taken the bait if he knew support was on the way, he thought the battle was lost no matter what
I have never looked at Sansa’s side like this. My dislike for her at the time probably wouldn’t let me see her side of this, or the fact that Jon would fumble and still fall for the trap. He has that Stark “quick temper” and he’s the closest thing to Ned out of all of them. Watching Rickon get killed threw their whole strategy out the window…
@@cajum24I always understood why Sansa didn't tell Jon. Jon always acted with his ❤ which led to bad decisions. If John knew about the Vale he would have messed it up. I think Jon's emotional bad decisions later prove that. Sansa couldn't't be 💯% Little finger would come through. Sansa went from spoiled little girl to 👑 in the North.
Notice the hair braids , each symbolizes a victory 6:23 :
1) The birth of the dragons ( the way I see it it's great victory , the dragons are feared by all and a great war weapon for herself)
2) Defeated the sorcerers of Qarth , saved her dragons from them and killed the traitors that delivered her to them.
3) Took the unsullied from Astapor and sacked it.
4) Freed the slaves of Yunkai and killed all the masters there while gaining an ally in Daario.
5) Infiltrated Meereen and became its queen .
6) Destroyed the khals in Vaes Dothrak and took all their dothraki warriors for herself.
Damn, I never noticed that she kept that tradition. I though she was just being fashionable
when I 1st saw this episode ( which I consider the best of TV), I didn't realize I was holding my breath until Jon crawled up and took a breath!
Lol, I was the opposite. I was taking extra big breaths, trying so hard to breathe for the both of us. 😂
"The Starks are too forgiving"
Just gotta let Cat Tully's daughter cook real quick
Ya’ll know we’ve been waiting for this one to drop.
31:38 just pure peak cinema. Greatest shot in tv history.
everyone always wants to know why Rickon didn't zig-zag, but what drives ME crazy, is why the hell didn't the giant have a weapon???
I guess he was just used to _being_ the weapon and didn't consider it?
it wouldnt have mattered if he zig zagged anyways. there were a bunch of archers. ramsey himself has shown to be a good shot. he was let out purely as a psyche tactic to hurt their morale
@@that.ll_do_pig well they had them when they attacked the wall. Where's the big ass bow and arrow that he was shooting? Hell, pull up a tree and that fight goes WAY different.
ZIG ZAGGING WOULDN'T WORK. YOU PEOPLE ARE STUPID. ARROWS TRAVEL AT HUNDREDS OF MILES AN HOUR AND RAMSAY IS AN EXPERT MARKSMAN. YOU CAN'T DODGE AN ARROW JUST LIKE YOU CAN'T DODGE A BULLET. THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS IRL.
@@VOX_Games Nah, Grenn and a small handful of Nightswatchmen were enough to defeat a giant on their own. Giants are not superbeings.
Ramsey can't plan for something he doesn't know is coming. Sansa played it smart by hiding her army and waiting. She knew Ramsey would sacrifice a lot of his men so waited until both army's were depleted before rolling through with Little Fingers army
I don’t think Sansa knew if the knights of the Vale would show up. She sent the request to Littlefinger but wasn’t sure.
lol no, it’s horrible writing from the creators. There’s hundreds of Mike’s between Moat Cailin, a Northern stronghold where the Knights of the Vale are, and Winterfell. There is no way Ramsay wouldn’t know that a foreign army took his most important stronghold in the South and wouldn’t know an army of thousands wasn’t on its way. Absolute shit writing in this entire episode. But hey at least it’s shot nice I guess.
Nah, that's just bad writing. A huge southern army on their way to Winterfell, and none of the Bolton soldiers saw or told Ramsay? Impossible.
@@JalimRabeikkkkk Lol, what world do you think this is? The Bolton soldiers are with Ramsey in Winterfell. The Vale is all mounted cavalry. Nothing is faster in this world than a horse, except maybe a raven and ravens can be shot down. Large numbers of troops showing up unexpectedly happened all the time in history before modern communications were invented.
@@JalimRabeikkkkk Impossible? How about Tywin's huge army moving through the middle of Westeros for many days in season 2? Robb's 18000 men outflanking the Lannisters in season 1? 100000 slow moving wildlings showing up at the wall in season 4? Stannis' cavalry surprising the wildings in season 4?
"Ladies and gentlemen.... WE GOT HIM!" 👏🎉🙌🙌🍾🍾🥂🥂🎊🎊
I painted a watercolor of Bella (Lady Mormont) looking ultra pissed on horseback 11:07 when Jon and Ramsay were having their parlay.
I bet it looks amazing. What a good choice!
Tyrion isn't a bastard but he gets treated like one 😅
And he can figuratively be a bit of one sometimes, though that’s more apparent (and more than a bit) in the books.
Was an extra playing a Bolton in northern Ireland for BoB, it was like going to a game of thrones theme park on steroids. There were thousands of extras split into groups of 50-100 with one of the extras giving the commands, our ‘Sargent’ had a hidden radio to get his orders from the film crew. The mountain of dead people, dead horses, skinned on fire soldiers nailed to crosses (thanks Ramsey) were all practical shots… amazing experience.
Couple fun facts..
- After this episode aired, the actor who plays Rikkon tweeted ‘Had a good run #shouldvezigzagged’
- The shield that Jon picks up inside Winterfell had the Near Island sigil, proving that Lady Mormont’s 62 men made a difference..
The next episode is my FAVORITE of the entire series..
it’s absolute perfection from start to finish.. imo
Right on time today! Watching you guys has become appointment TV for me
I love how he picks up a bear island shield, meaning one of the 62 men made it in.
If you watch Dany's hand at 6:18 , she was pointing at the ground to her left. She's embracing her power as Mother of Dragons 🐉
THIS IS THE ONE IVE BEEN WAITING FOR 🔥🔥🔥
Been watching since the Red Wedding, I have been waiting for you two to watch these last two episodes since then. Enjoy!
I love how Viserion and Rheagal immediately followed Drogon ready for all the smoke❤❤
Dany's music is the most iconic of all. Her theme is blended beautifully with everyone's music who has joined her. Extremely powerful to hear her journey.
Hopefully they don't talk through the music of the next episode since it makes the episode😮😊
Yessss. I've been eagerly waiting for y'all to get to this episode. It's one of my faves of the whole series!!
43:31 "I've seen the Bolton banners fall" Lady Melisandre to Stannis, convinced he would win
She didnt wanna owe littlefinger till she had to
The cackle that just escaped me at "directing traffic" 33:51 😂 that's crazy, but crazy accurate too
One of the most 🔥 episodes of Game of Thrones!!
that dog got him in it😂
Sansa didn’t know about Ramsey not feeding his dogs for seven days. She left right before he told Jon and the others. Jon told Sansa about the dogs and he let her have that kill cuz he’s a better brother to her then she is a sister to him.
That annoyed me for a long time. Finally, I decided that Davos or Jon must have told her what happened after she took off, when they were all having their final dinner -- or something like that. I feel better now.
That is definitely Dany 😂😂 I don't understand why you were confused
"Get you some of those fingers" is wild😂😂😂
In the books we’re hoping to see more of Ricky too. He’s supposed to be on Skaagos and Davos is sent by Stannis to go and find him. I love the show, but man, the books are crazy good lol
Rickkyyyyy! Ol' Morris Chestnut shot in the back lookin' boy!
Poor Rickon. He spent pretty much his whole life either in captivity or on the run.
Man, I was so looking forward to your reaction to this episode, but I must say that this was the most anit-climactic reaction to the Knights of the Vale riding in that I've ever seen. 🤪Oh well. Still fun to watch with you.
Exactly! They talk and laugh through very tense and important scenes that we had our mouths on the floor! To not feel the moment of Awww when a man is in the middle of a battlefield alone, holding up his sword to a charging army to save mankind, not just his family, is very hard for us True Die Hard fans to watch. As I have posted earlier, hopefully they don't talk and laugh through the importance of the next episode. They have missed so much already.
You guys are in for it now with these last two
The next episode is by far the best episode in the entire series. The finale of all finales! Can't wait for yall to see it
Been waiting for this one ❤
43:16 I don't think I've ever seen a reaction for this episode where the reactor didn't urge Sansa to get some blows in, and I honestly fullheartedly, enthusiastically support it
I like to assume that Tyrion KNEW the Masters would end up attacking no matter what. That's why he gave them such a generous offer of 7 years to end slavery. Even though it was an offer that was in the Master's best interests, they still broke that agreement, and it gave Dany a legitimate reason to wipe them out. On top of that, she gets to have all of their ships. It's something that Tyrion is more than capable of planning out, yet they never confirm that's the case lol.
At the time Tyrion made the agreement with the masters, Dany had not returned and there was no indication that she would. No one at the meeting with the masters was telling the truth. The masters came to deal with Dany and her dragons. Instead they only see Tyrion. No Dany, no masters. They know they had the upper hand. Tyrion sees this too which is why his deal is so generous but he knows full well it's all a bluff.
No no, it’s like y’all haven’t learned anything.. Theon Greyjoy and Tyrion Lannister are not bastard names.
Tyrion is just a dwarf, but he did once say “All dwarfs are bastards in their father eyes” but no, he’s a Lannister, not a bastard.
Greyjoy is the same thing, a Greyjoy. If he was a bastard he’d be Theon Pyke.
Additionally he was a Ward to the Starks. In Theon’s case, he was taken after The Greyjoy Rebellion was destroyed by Robert and Ned to prevent the Greyjoy’s from getting any ideas about attacking again
5:55 We watched the characters age in real time! She has her grown woman face here, she doesn’t look like a girl anymore.
6:10 That’s still her 😂 Saying it’s a body double is crazy.
somehow ramsey had no idea that the entire army of the vale was in the north this whole time.
I've been impatiently waiting for this! 🤗💕
Great reaction as always! Love you guys! Can it be Friday already?? I'm super stoked for the next episode. 😃
A key point that people tend to forget is that Ramsay went into the Battle confident because his army outnumbered Jon's nearly 2:1. Ramsay even says during the parlay "I don't know if I can beat you but I know my army will beat yours." If the Knights of the Vale stood with them at the beginning of the battle, would Ramsay even leave the walls? Winterfell could withstand a siege for months. The KoTV were a trump card. At that point, both armies were fully on the field and Ramsay's couldn't run away. Say what you will but had the Knights of the Vale not entered later in the fight, Jon would be defeated. That is fact! Now, could Sansa have told Jon? yes. But would Jon, mr. honorable 2.0 after Ned, would be okay with playing a trick, being dishonorable? Would Jon even trust Littlefinger, knowing he is the whole reason Sansa was with the Boltons? don't know, will never know, but what we do know is the battle was lost until the Knights of the Vale rode in and they only rode in for Sansa.
Jon would totally have been okay with doing whatever was necessary to defeat Ramsay and retake Winterfell (and attempt to save his brother). It's ridiculous to think he wouldn't.
It’s idiotic to think Jon would have told Ramsey about the vale just to be fair, you Sansa simps are probably the dumbest people on earth outside of Baratheon simps
Anyone who thinks Jon wouldnt want to win and would give away the surprise to be fair is an idiot
@@DavidCarradinesBelt Jon's army is being used as bait here, nothing more. I don't think Jon's honor would accept sacrificing his own men as decoys.
Dev "Its a long one, which kinda scares me" 0:25
naah
"And she means that!" Absolutely correct!
“they ain’t pulling Ricky head out no bag” craaaaazy 💀
Rickon running in a straight line is ridiculous!😭
Tyrion is not a bastard. He's Tywin and Joanna Lannister's child just as much as Cersei and Jaime. He was just born a dwarf and due to complications during his birth he ended up killing his mother accidentally, which is why Tywin and Cersei have always hated him and looked down on him but he's still 100% a Lannister.
This fight, and the opening scene from Saving Private Ryan are the two best cinematic fights ever made. the fact that you can feel the suffocation.
HERE IT GOES!!
i keep remembering that “ricky if i catch you ricky” meme everytime yall say his name 😂
32:09 That shot of Jon facing down the calvary wasn't CGI - they had real horses galloping right fir Kit Harrington (Jon Snow). It's Epic!!!
One of those episodes we've been waiting on you to see lol
When those Stark banners unfurled, I have to say, this grown man started to tear up. So many lives lost, so much pain and hurt. Finally, justice.
It's actually idiotic that the giant is unarmed. Why doesn't he have a sword, an axe, a bow, a spear, even a stick? He would be ten times more effective with something in his hands. He should also have a shield.
Especially since Wun Wun was the last of his kind
@SalvableRuin ok, where he gonna find an axe, a sword, a bow, or a spear that could fit in his hand? A shield suitable for him is a whole castle gate, it's not like anyone has any of this just laying around somewhere for him on the off chance they meet a giant, that most people didn't know even exists
If only there were trees nearby like he used in 5x8. Idk what you mean about an “off chance that they meet a giant”, when the giants been with them and in their army for at least months. It’s not a surprise to them that the giant is fighting with them. Could’ve taken 30 seconds to grab a tree, or taken 2 people out of the thousands in their army and got them to spend one day cutting down a few trees and tying a few of them together to make a log shield.
26:45 the timing is hella funny
Bro, I've been watching your reactions to South Park for months and I just discovered this channel randomly. You 2 reacting to GOT? I'm in
You’ve got some great content to catch up on. They react so genuinely.
@@83gemm Yea i know
😂 😂 Tyrion is NOT a bastard. His mother was Johanna Lannister and his father is Tywin Lannister. Although at one time it was rumored among fans that Tyrion was a Targeryen bastard. (excuse the poor spelling).😂😂
Among book readers, it still is.
@@janeathome6643 It is one of my favorite theories and would love it if it is revealed to be true in Winds. My expectations are low.
I personally don’t think Sansa was cooking the whole time. I think she knew she had it in the back pocket, but didn’t want to use it because she didn’t want to feel indebted to Littlefinger. I also think she didn’t tell Jon because she knew the kind of person he was, he would’ve fallen into Ramsay’s trap no matter what, as he’s not the kind of person who would’ve been able to stay cool after Rickon’s inevitable death. If Jon’s army had the Arryn forces from the start either Ramsay wouldn’t have left Winterfell and they would’ve had to seige at Winterfell and die, or he would’ve got the Arryn forces killed the same way he got his army killed. This is no hate to Jon, I love him, but the Stark men are sometimes too honourable for their own good!
11:39 EXACT same conversation Jaime proposed to Robb. I always laugh how many people act so differently about it, all because of WHO they support... even though they are exactly the same proposals and exactly the same refusals.
The show pushes you to love the Starks, where as the show pushes you dislike Ramsay and Season 1 Jaime, it only makes sense you'd react different when a Stark is involved.
It amuses me how many people think Rickon zig-zagging would've saved him. Ramsey is a MASTER marksman.
He also had a couple bowmen behind him in case his missed. They open up on Jon and take out his horse.
The whole Shaggy Dog, Rikon thing was a hollywood meme. In Hollywood, a Shaggy Dog is a character that is introduced, then mostly forgotten, only to appear at the end for a significant reason. The fact that they named his wolf Shaggy Dog kinda told you he was going to disappear for a long time.
Been waiting months for this one!
I’ve never seen any fan so attached to Rickon (Ricky)! 😂
❤❤that's what I'm talking about. I can't wait till Friday, talk about it. Thank you for the reaction update
“Fuck them banners” 😂😂
They will be live at 7:00pm eastern time for the finale this Friday. Hell yeah. Also, had to put the eastern time because sadly some people don’t know how to convert time 😂
Best episode ever! Hodor!
Tyrian isn't a bastard, he's a dwarf. He's a true born Lannister.
Guys, who told y’all that Tyrion was a bastard? 🙃
Say you don't know what a bastard is without saying you don't know what a bastard is. Lol
One of the best battles fighting seen ever
R.I.P. Rickon, his TV show character was trash, his book counterpart on the other hand, actually has some story to it. W Dani and W Jon....... And let's all shout for Ramsey's death 💯💯💯
"GG no re" - Jon Snow
Oh hell yeah ! Let’s get it!
The second most satisfying death of all of GOT.
Great episode fellas.
Man they both snow.😂 infact since u guys finished GOT ramsay was the only real snow.
6:14 I could listen to people talk Drogon up all day long
WE'RE HERE!!!!!!!!!
RIP Ricky.
LOL come Sansa get u some was wild 😂
"Why didn't Sansa tell Jon about littlefinger?" Because of BAD WRITING lmao
@nathanlindahl8336 I don't think so. In the 1st season Littlefinger promised Ned the gold cloaks & then turned on him. How could Sansa know for sure that Littlefinger would've come through for her until he actually did?
@@Krazie1nyc Agreed. I don't know why people are so quick to label anything they don't like or agree with as "bad writing".
Man- just let people ENJOY the series instead of trying to diminish their experience.
@@Krazie1nycYou Sansa simps are stupid, she was a self serving cow who hoped her brothers died so she would get winterfell after betraying her family for years. Sansa is terrible only her simps are too stupid to see it
Tbh everyone thinking it’s bad writing or whatever I think it was intentional in Sansa’s part. I see it as her way of proving she can be the one to take control, that after every person letting her down, using her etc she decided finally to do something her way & win or lose it was going to be her choice, her doing. I don’t see it as her betraying anyone in purpose but her feeling the only way she could take control of her life. She knows she can’t trust little finger but that’s a matter for after