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UMM ACTUALLY ABRAHAM DIED EARLIER IN THE COMICS BUT THE SHOW FAILED TO WRITE HIM OUT EARLIER

Um, Actually. If you keep getting Amy Vorphal on the show, I’ll do more than just sign up for the free trial.

Luke Davies um actually, it wasn’t Jon who said that, it was Arya herself when Jon asked her if she knew the first thing about sword fighting. She also practiced with Mica, the butcher’s boy, but it’s a stretch to call him her instructor since he didn’t know any more than she did.

Tove Kauppi In the books it says ‘“First lesson” Jon said. “Stick them with the pointy end”’

Honestly I thought that was going to be the correction

@@lukedavies6062 , dude you forgot to say *_um, actually_* !

@@ChEiPs, Um, actually, "Um, actually" was the first thing he said. As evinced by this and many past episodes, they aren't bound by the Um, actually rules on subsequent post-answer dialogue. [insert smug hoity toity demeanor]

The true shiny question

WARNING! I have big muscles and I show them off! Thanks for being jealous, dear dude JRR

then he went to westeros

He is died 45 ago Luckily

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This is incredible XD

It's a novella compared to the Lord of the Rings books! Lol

I think the hobbit was written for a young adult audience. So yep still a novel

@@Spangldee yeah , it was originally a story for his children.

Um actually she was clearly not being at that time

Um, actually, they don't call it a novella until 3:20.

...and he was talking about a group of them. What's your point?

@@SerenityFeueropal ma point is that at 1:54 the girl in the middle says "not AN animagi" :)

@@MortalWinter and she was stealing an answer, not correcting anyone

@@15thCrypt Her grammar is still incorrect though.

Nerds! Jkjk

It's washed out because they opted to keep it low contrast so nothing aside from the graphics is punchy in its color. This is something I dislike and can be most often seen in the Marvel universe movies.

@@charlie7mason interesting, thank you for your insight.

Um actually this is the dark gritty reboot

@@Boomerino It is entirely possible they forgot to color grade it, but I think it would have looked even more washed out if that were the case. Considering we don't know what model of camera they used, we don't have a reference point for what uncorrected footage looks like.

It's actually horror movie.

Idk maybe. It looks dim to me

Zibzo yeah it’s muted

Whoa I thought the brightness was off as well, so it's not just me..

You can really tell the difference if you look at the bit where Trapp plugs the rest of the episode near the end, it's way -brighter- richer in color.

Rhyme Bito yeah you’re totally right !

It's a trivia show (like Jeopardy), but for subjects that actually interest us, so we have a better chance at knowing the answer. Plus, the banter is great as well.

corr3ct. i award you 1 point.

@The Octer Um actually Jon Snow gave her her first lesson when he said "first lesson, stick em with the pointy end" earlier that episode

Came to the comments specifically to see if anyone had pointed it out yet

@@ChunkyCoffee um actually anything only that book counts

It's a Wyrmling. They only have 30hp. Even without a Dragonbane sword or exploding crits, a decently built melee character can kill that in 3 turns with a little luck.

DoctorLazers um actually, in pathfinder a “Young Black Dragon” has a base HP of 76 and in the module it was bumped up to 85 to try and ensure the survival of said dragon for future use in the campaign (it was supposedly fly away after it have been reduced to 30 HP.) Wyrmling is two age classifications below the dragon I fought. I guess “baby” wasn’t the right word. Toddler might have been more correct? Idk I feel like even a 25 year old dragon is considered a baby with Their life times being so long, especially in the perspective of other dragons x)

Hey Trapp I believe that’s one point to me? Haha jk jk

@@InfinityMax365 When you said baby, I of course assumed Wyrmling. A young dragon is still smarter than your average adult human and about the same size and is between 16-25 years old. So a pretty far cry from a baby.

You really think that half a wooden sword held up against a member of the kingsguard?

@@thecanmanification Yes.

Hello boi

Justin Y. Why do I see you on every video?

Why are u in every video I watch

Comment section I mean

Guys don’t hit like he’s only got 3 likes idk how he appeared at the top already but we can stop this

I am disproportionately proud of myself for guessing the order correctly. I was sure of everything except whether or not Blue or Green was more powerful but guessed correctly that it was blue since they're generally the more cultured of the two.

Reading Dragonlance is what paid off for me with the dragons

Serial Snarker Alex haha same! Except in dragonlance while the reds are bigger it's arguable that the blues are more powerful. But that's totally how I knew the order lol

Most players probably know White is weakest, Red is strongest. Beyond that, I don't really expect people to have all that down pat.

i mean, it kind of depends how old they are right?

radicalvashspiegal um, actually. Number nine is kvothe. No way that could be sparrowhawk due to sparrowhawk’s brown skin and scarred face. ;-)

You got way more than me, though. I just love Earthsea and enjoy Rothfuss. What is 14 from I couldn’t figure it out from google even with the name. I thought maybe 19 could be Harry Potter. It’s a drawing, but there’s glasses and a owl(?) behind him.

Can you tell who the actor is in 19? His face is too obscured by the logo for me.

Great job. I can help you with 16: it's strange from mr norell and johnatan strange. A tv series and a book. Both pretty good

Stein 17?

Um actually, to add, Bilbo distracted them long enough by having them argue over how to best prepare the dwarves as a meal.

Um actually that's from the movie. The movie for some reason decided to make Bilbo the hero. when actually in the book it was mainly gandalf who distracted the trolls long enough to saved everybody

Um actually, that's according to the movie. Gandalf distracted the trolls in the book.

Maybe so but none of them put the red dragon as the strongest. The rest isn’t that bad I only managed to get the order by using the chromatic dragon equivalent of blue which has a more obvious colour to power correlation.

Um actually, Jon didn't even teach her that. The conversation went (something like): "Do you even know the first thing about sword fighting?" "... Stick them with the pointy end?" "Yeah, fair enough."

In that case... um, actually, Remus *John* Lupin was a werewolf. Because he was bitten by Fenrir Greyback.

Dammit! I've been foiled again!

@@ScoopMeisterGeneral Hey, you could always add how Fenrir Greyback bit him as part of a werewolf supremacy plot... then I'd come back with nominal servant of Voldemort, then eventually we'd have seven books written

Um actually Moony was the nickname for Remus Lupin who was not an animagus but a werewolf and the reason the other marauders become animaguses, so they could keep their friend company on full moons

@@bismuthcrystal9658 Um, actually it couldn't have happened to more appropriately-named guy though, right? It wasn't enough for his parents - that's Lyall and Hope Lupin, just so we're clear - that their surname is one letter away from being an adjective that literally means "wolf-like". No, they also had to name him after one of the legendary founders of Rome who is said to have been suckled by a she-wolf as an infant. That's either bad writing on J.K Rowling's part, or those guys subconsciously _wanted_ their son to grow up to be a werewolf.

You're not wrong, but you're also not right in the context. Dragons' powers also differ inherently based on color. So while an ancient green dragon is more powerful than a baby red dragon, Red Dragons are more powerful than Green Dragons.

Um, actually, the books make it quite clear that he is, in fact, dead.

@@robashton8606 Firstly, the question was about Game of Thrones, not A Game of Thrones. (i.e. the tv show, not the book) This is further emphasised by the discussion of Meryn Trant's killing, which has not happened in the books. Even if Syrio is dead in the books, he might still be alive in the television series. Secondly, I believe Syrio's death in the books, while highly likely, is not absolutely certain. G. R. R. Martin includes several other characters in the books whose fates remain ambiguous, something I believe he has also done in previous work of his. If you can point me to a passage in the books that makes Syrio's death unquestionable, I will of course consede this point; my memory is not perfect after all. But even if the books made it clear to the reader that Syrio really had passed, Arya would still not know. She leaves Syrio to fend with Ser Meryn on his own. We are only given some vague recollection of the events from Trant in retrospect. Given that Trant has good reason to lie about what happened, that his reputation for swordsmanship is terrible and that Syrio has famously swift feet, perhaps his escape was possible after all.

@@Kaptenblu Aaaaannnd triggered! ; )

@@robashton8606 Not at all, just wanted to respond properly. But honestly, if you remember where in the books it is made clear that he dies, I would really like to know myself so I can read it again.

@@Kaptenblu I'll have to have a leaf through the books when I get home. I _think_ it's the first, which would make sense, but he's mentioned in just about all of them if memory serves, so it might involve reading them all again to find out properly!