Can't remember, but someone hilariously pointed that brienne closing the book before the ink has had time to dry is the best analogy for what the show has become.

The worst has to be that Jon's lineage now means absolutely nothing at all

I'll never forget, the moment I heard david said:" danny kinda forgot about euron's fleet" first thing I thought: "you mean you forgot them"

"She's the smartest person I've ever met." - Person who met Tywin Goddam Lannister!

None of the Starks talk about how Rickon, their BROTHER, is dead.

It's 2020 and I'm still pissed

The army getting absolutely destroyed and then magically coming back to fight at kings landing was the biggest pet peeve for me .

Sam mentioning that Tyrion has not been mentioned in the book he's got 'A song of ice and fire' (echoing Varys' sentiment in earlier seasons) but it would be literally impossible to not include him. He was hand of the king, hand of the queen, acting hand of the king when Tywin was absent, he killed Tywin, was accused of regicide when Joffrey's killer was a mystery (and still is a mystery to most of the world probably), fought in several battles and also was younger brother to a queen and the kingslayer. Oh and most of the country knew who he was anyway because of his deformity.

"Every single error" and it's only 25 minutes and 43 seconds? Is this part 1 of 20?

“Who has a better story than bran the broken?” Literally anyone else

Euron so easily killing Rhaegal pissed me off the most, I think.

The night king spent years building up his undead army and marched all the way to Winterfell to kill Theon Grayjoy

I especially liked the part where Jon's lineage paid absolutely no significance to the story

john went north drogon went east arya went west and the show went south

Dragon glass (made by dragon fire): can kill White Walkers Valyrian steel (made by dragon fire): can kill White Walkers Actual dragon fire: nope! Nice try! Expectations subverted 😎

The biggest mistakes in the last season are: 1. Daenerys became mad queen despite the whole show was trying to persuade viewers that she is a rational, thoughtful, and a just person 2. Jon Snow became nobody at the end, despite the whole show was focusing to persuade the viewers that he should be the king of the whole seven kingdom because he is worthy of it in any ways

I gotta stop watching videos like these and just move on

Arya said to Jon, Bran and Sansa: "We are family. We stick together" Then 5 minutes later: "I am leaving and never coming back."

Arya hated Sansa. Then they didn't interact at all for many years. Sansa went through a lot of bad stuff and did silly things but mostly she had no agency because of the circumstances. And then Arya and Sansa meet again and Arya concludes 'she is the smartest person I have ever met' huh?

Gotta defend one thing here… in a medieval world like GoT, I doubt Cersei would know she shouldn’t be drinking wine while pregnant

Kit Harington wasn’t joking when he said Season 8 was disappointing

Night King - never did anything Jon's lineage - never significant Bran's powers - never useful Arya's faces - never used + one dragon defeats Cersi and King's Landing All these major plot points developed over multiple seasons destroyed

I think what pissed me off more than anything else was how much they hyped the long winter. Like so much! But it never got dark, it snowed for like 5 minutes in Kings Landing, and was done right away. What kind of winter was that? That’s what I was looking forward to seeing the most! WINTER IS COMING?? Bro, winter ain’t coming. It also upset me to see the small pile of rubble that Jamie and Cersei died under when all they had to do was literally take a giant step back and totally miss it. There was tons of clean floor around them that didn’t even get dusty let alone buried in rock. Yeah, ok. The last season was a huge disappointment and so rushed. 😔

The fact that they missed something so great Lady Stoneheart makes me angrier than I can verbalize. And that they completely dismissed Jaime’s character growth throughout the show absolutely stung.

Literally, the whole show was about the Starks being separated and their individual journeys to come back together . Then they end the show with them immediately separating again. Like, WTF?

the fact women and children had to hide in the crypts while the most powerful necromancer was coming made me laugh for hours

I’ll NEVER get over them allowing Tyrion set new rules for the kingdom WHILE a prisoner lmao

Not to mention how dragon fire is known to absolutely annihilate stone, metal, and ice structures (as the wight dragon did to the wall and to Winterfell) but did nothing when Jon Snow was hiding behind some fallen stone. Obviously, the blue dragon fire is just as strong, as mentioned above but still makes no difference at the moment.

The night was dark and full of tactical errors

TFW a video claims to contain "every single error" of season 8, but the runtime is less than six hours.

Imagine a world where they made a great last season and GoT becomes greatest show ever with a big franchise with movies, shows, video games, more books, of what happened 10, 100 or a 1000 years after and before the show. This show had that potential, but they managed to screw and make ppl forget because of how bad the ending was, gotta admit, thats hella impressive

I know this is a Season 7 thing, but it's 2022 and I still can't get over Littlefinger scheming for 7 years, only to have absolutely no end game.

"The Dothraki are known to hate witches." "It is known." "It is known."

This can't be true. Season 8 lasted WAY longer than 25 minutes.

As someone who just now watched GOT, the best thing about season 8 is finally getting to click videos like this, and reading all the comments that are everything we hoped the last 6 episodes would be 😢

Littlefinger, Varys and Jamie have to all be tied for my "Done Dirtiest by Season 8" top spot. Littlefinger and Varys for their behind-the-scenes, puppet string pulling fight for the realm that was completely squandered into nothing, and Jamie for a beautiful character arch, going from complete scum bag to one of the most empathetic and likeable (at least for me) characters on the show, being completely gutted and undone in like 3 episodes. GRRM gave these guys one of the biggest character development alley-oops ever and they don't dunk the ball, but instead throw the ball into the stands and hit their own mother in the face.

"The North Remembers" Naw, it's "The North Kinda Forgot"

all of these errors are simply explained you guys: 1. they kind of forgot about it 2. It was to subvert expectations

I watched Game of Thrones with my parents and I was legit crying from laughing when we watched this season. Especially the part were the golden company were OUTSIDE of the walls of the city they were paid to protect 😂

Tyrion also refers to Bran as the “first of his name”. Brandon is literally the most common Stark name. The founder of the house was Brandon Stark. He’s definitely not the first of his name.

I already erased all this from my memory. Why am I watching this video? I'm pissed now.

U forgot to mention how zombie dragon took down the wall with his fire but that little mound Jon took cover behind somehow held up.

Also what i just realized is jorah when he was talking with that one dothraki that used the whip in season 1 saying their swords are good for fast fighting and so on, but bad against people in armour but then having absolutely no problems killing every armoured person they fought in season 7 and 8

For some reason, out of all of these great lines, the unsuillied heading to Naath without knowing about the butterflies got me lol.

Ayra "Sansa is the smartest person I've ever met..." not like she spent the better part of a season with Tywin.

My rage grew even more when I found out that the reason dumb and dumber rushed the last season and refused hbo's offer of more episodes because they wanted to work on the new (at the time) star wars movie. And they ended up getting rejected on that project. I really hope they never ever get opportunities at big projects like this ever again.

Meanwhile in the imperial city of Cyrodiil: Arya: How did you survive a knife through the heart? Jon: I didn't. Arya: Farewell. Jon: Until next time.

Tormund during a speech clearly included for ideological reasons - 'What sort of madman rides on a dragon?!' A few episodes earlier - *Tormund rides on a dragon with the group that went beyond the wall*

I will never get over Jaime saying he "never really cared for the innocents" when literally that's the whole reason people call him Kingslayer. They even had a damn scene where Jaime explains that he actually did care for the innocents, and D&D just ignored it so they could end the story whatever way they wanted with no care for character development.

Arya: How did you survive the knife to your heart? Jon: I didn't Arya: 😂😂😂👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

Also Tyrion becoming absolutely dumb for no reason, from one of the smartest men in the realm to "i made a mistake" every episode

this last season was just painful. This video does a great job at showing how much of a joke it was

"How did you survive a knife through the heart?" "I didn't" "YAY! I have no further questions broskie!!"

Re-tittle this: ‘Get Triggered all over again for 25 minutes straight’ lol

How do we miss the fact that during Jamie's charge against the dragon the water is 6" deep but when Braun tackles him in the exact same place they sink 30' down.

One thing that bugs me is why the night king would choose to engage anyways at Winterfell. He's inhumanly patient and enduring, so is his army. He knows humans are frail to winter and supplies. Why not just encircle Winterfell or heck, even staying close by, but not engaging? He'll tire them out, and strike when it suits him. Attacking the greatest (?) fortress in Westeros is just pure damn dumb if he now has free reign after destroying the wall. It's the humans who need to engage in a fight, not the Night King. Is he spooked somehow and sees it as necessary? The story should have addressed this.

"Give me something for the pain and let me die".

When you've just started healing and you get recommended this video

"The Stark wights in the crypt are strong enough to break through stone, while last season a wight was successfully kept in a wooden box" this shit made me LAUGH LMFAOOOO

I was disappointed in the show's ending when I saw it, but never realized how messed up it really was.

“I’m not questioning a coherent plot in season 8, HBO, I am denying its existence.” 2021 and still not over it.

“Stab em with the disappointy end” - D&D

I just wondered how the hell they cleaned up Winterfell so quickly. I mean there were thousands of dead white walkers all around and inside Winterfell. It should take months to carry them all outside to burn.

Also the way Bran just didn't care about Meera leaving after all she had done, even tho he always cared about her

Viserion can destroy the wall that’s been there 1000’s of years, but not a pile of rubble to kill Jon Snow.

wtf lmao arya: how did you survive a knife through the heart? jon: i didn't arya: :)

At one time this show was an absolute event for my wife and I. Just watching the opening credits you could feel the excitement building inside yourself. The early seasons were simply storytelling at its very best. We heard rumors of a prequel to the series and thought about how unimaginably great these tales could be............then the source material ran dry, two complete hacks did their worst to complete the adventure, and the rest is history. The possibility of prequels (mercifully) vanished. The show we couldn't get enough of became the show we never again thought about. Indeed, thinking about it is irritating. We're not even TV watchers - my cable package is absolutely paltry. This production was really something special top to bottom until it wasn't. Has there EVER been a story that went from the absolute top to the very bottom so quickly??? It's title went from revered to reviled almost overnight. Good riddance.

Awesome video 😂 one thing I would add is the inconsistent travel times, it seems in season 7 and 8 they were covering large distamces around Westoros in a matter of days

“who has a better story than Bran the Broken” I wouldn’t know, every time he was on the show I ended up too bored to pay attention.

The Badass Night king marched his badass, South for 8 seasons and gets to kill..... Theon???

Every error in Game of Thrones Season 8 in a 25-minute video? That's an accomplisment. It would take me another season of Game of Thrones just to go through those lol

Would be hilarious if the video were titled "Every error in GOT season 8" but the video was just all of season 8 in its entirety uninterrupted

*series ends* *years pass by* Daario Naharis : I wonder when Dany is coming back.

Moral of the story: let the creator write the story

What bothered me most about the aftermath of Jon killing Daenerys wasn't that the Dothraki didn't kill him - why should they? The fighting over who would be Khal you showed was because Drogo was dying of an infection: traditionally, whoever kills the old Khal gets to be new Khal. That's how Daenerys took over in Season 6, and that's how Jon should have taken over in the finale. Basically, if I was writing the show, I would have ignored GRRM's meeping about Brandon the Fisher King (come back when you've actually written it, Georgie), and would have ended the show this way: - Jon kills Dany - we actually SEE the aftermath, which is Dothraki rushing in - Drogon tries to burn Jon, can't, for a similar reason that Dany survived the firestorm, combined with the fact that Jon was resurrected by R'hllor; Drogon burns the throne (or not, IDGAF) and flounces off with Dany's body - Dothraki kneel to Jon, who realises rather quickly what's going on - maybe when Dany was alive, his mind was clouded by the Dany side- and when the Unsullied come in, he just says "Kill them." (I really, REALLY hated Greyworm and co after that episode, and am really glad when I think of them all dying of butterfly fever) - he tells Tyrion that he''s either with Jon or he can join his siblings in a shallow grave -when the Northerners etc turn up, Jon is firmly entrenched as king. Sansa can have the North if she likes, see how she likes dealing with all those assholes who turn on you in a second - no, Jon never wanted to be king. But, to me, that's the real 'bitter-sweet' ending: he has to do something he never wanted to, because with his help, hundreds of people had their lives destroyed - Bronn is quietly taken care of. MASTER OF COIN?? EFF OFF.

When I think of season 8, I graciously call this “not writing for binge watching.” I remember watching Lost when it was released on TV and had no way to binge watch it. The show was the best. Years later when binging it via streaming services made me realize how bad the writing was after season 3. When not being gracious, I call this laziness.

S8 E3: The screen is dark and full of errors.

"How did you survive a knife to the heart?" "I didn't." "Hm, make sense. Nice to see y..."

Tormund said he was taking the free folk back at spring. So they must’ve just been hanging out at Castle black until it was spring. When John and the Wildlings leave the tunnel the camera pans down to a sprouted blade of grass… Meaning spring has come. So the Wildlings were up … However long winter was.

It's crazy that King's Landing just became a totally different place in this episode (a desert!) It really shows the lack of care given by the producers that the world the characters exist in has no visual continuity.

Arya: Sansa's the smartest person I know. *Sansa: hOw To UsE kNiFe ?*

It has been almost a year and my blood is still boiling. EDIT: It has been OVER TWO YEARS and the blood keeps boiling.

"And then Bronn shows up with his semi-automatic crossbow" oh my god I died.

I've aggressively avoided content like this, and mostly barely touched content about the critique of the final season. Being a lover of the books and an avid fan of the ASOIAF community I didn’t want to watch or listen to it because I knew it was true. This video is simply, CATHARTIC. thanks

Also i was expecting arya to use her face changing thing more in king's landing

The dumbest thing in the show was when Daenerys *apparently* forgot about the facking iron fleet

This video is 3+ years old, but I only just saw it today. OMG, I'm laughing so hard. Thanks for giving me so many MORE reasons to hate Season 8.

"I’m the three eyed raven, I can never be lord of anything.” “Why do you think I came all this way”? 🤦‍♂️

You forgot two of my "favourite" errors: - Jaime saying "I strangled my own cousin, just to get back to Cersei." when he leaves Winterfell is an error. He didn't strangle his cousin some seasons ago. He hit him with a rock. (And strangled a guard.) - Brienne not having her scars from her fight in the bear pit in season 3.

Plot twist, Bran can control Drogon so he actually knows where he is, and is just destroying the rest of the world. The night king is the hero and was trying to kill him to save everyone.

I just finished re-watching all 8 seasons to prepare for House of the Dragon. I was kinda dreading re-watching it all, but I found myself very much enjoying and then looking forward to watching the first 6 seasons every day for a couple weeks. Around halfway through season 7, it became a mind-numbing slog. It was literally figuratively a dead rotten pig, slathered in lipstick and frosting. I complained angrily out loud at my TV through that whole mess and now I never want to watch GoT ever again.

I still cant believe how three eyed raven became the king without doing anything important and the red woman who gave birth to a monster to kill a human king , but only light some fires during war with the night king

HBO: "Use as much money and take as much time as you need." GOT D&D: "Nah.. we got Star Wars. Lets make this shit quick." Star Wars: "Ugh.. no thanks, guys."

I love how Bran did... nothing... nothing at all.

“I know a killer when I see one” Best line ever, your journey to Braavos makes sense now.

Bran insisted that he was no longer Bran, but when he was chosen to rule he didn’t correct anyone lol

9:33 "Dany kinda forgot about the iron fleet.." I wish i could kinda forget about this season

Bran: I can't be the lord of anything... I am the Three-eyed Raven. (Later) Tyrion: Wanna be the king of an entire Continent? Bran: Of course!

"My children.... You disgrace the Stark name for far too long!" /Ned in the crypt after hearing about how the secret he kept for 15 years has been passed around in days/

after everything bad that happened in season 8 I think the moment I couldn't accept any more was when Winter just ended. Made me feel like the writers really didn't give a shit. Like they talked of a 100 year winter or everything, but then winter was just done.