You guys crack me up xD Glad so many of you liked the video!

The stabbing of Arya (and her surviving) for me was the moment I fell out of the universe of GoT and lost all immersion, permanently

I always wondered why the Bolton army showed no reaction at all when they saw Wun Wun. Apart from the wildlings, everyone believes that giants don't really exist. Jon Snow looked shocked when he saw a giant for the first time. Wun Wun's presence should have had some psychological effect on the Bolton army.

You forgot Varys teleporting from dorne to dany’s fleet.

The fact that Cersei blew up The Sacred Symbol of The Westerosi Fate of the Seven with most of the rulling nobility and The High Sparrow inside and the city didn't burn to the ground while The Reach, The Stromlands and The Westerlands didn't insta revolt is beyond ridiculous. Especially Highgarden should just close the borders of The Reach to the Crown and it's over, they get no food. The people shoudl have rioted for a month or something lol.

I agree with everything you said in this video. I never understood why the Waif hated Arya, or why she was chasing her through the streets when the faceless men are supposed to be very discreet when they kill someone. I also didn't think you could leave the faceless men so easy without consequences.

Game of Thrones died with Tywin Lannister

Khal Drogo got scratched by an infected sickle -> Got paralyzed and died. Talisa Stark got stabbed by a clean knife in her belly -> Eviscerated and bled to death. Meanwhile, Arya got stabbed by a dirty knife in her belly then jumped into a shit water -> Running around just fine. No infection what so ever.

Will never get tired of videos complaining about GOT. It's downfall was so bad it's hard to believe. They had a goldmine of material but were too stupid or lazy to utilize it. We're right to keep complaining. We were thoroughly invested in the story and characters. I actually think GRRM is taking so long on the last book because he's completely demoralized after what they did with the show.

I love how Rickon died and John just looked down at him while passing and that's basically the last you ever hear from him at all. Arya never learns how he died or even that he did die in the first place lmao.

The idea of kinslaying being a major taboo seemed to get discarded in later seasons. It became just a normal thing to murder your family if they stood in the way of your political goals. This is one of the most frustrating changes to me in GoT. How does a society even function when killing your father or your brother to get ahead is practically expected?

One thing you missed is that it makes no sense for the sand snakes to kill Oberyns brother and nephew as that would be a major betrayal of the family he loved and cared about.

A detail I noticed about Sansa's revenge on Ramsey, as he sits in the kennels. He tells her his hounds will never harm him. She responds that "he hadn't fed them in seven days, you said so yourself." The problem is, Ramsey Told Jon about "how excited his hounds were to meet them, he hasn't fed them in seven days" directly after Sansa declared that Ramsey "is going to die tomorrow" before riding off. She wasn't there to hear him say this to Jon and we have no reason to assume Jon relayed the remark.

I mean it would've been pretty intriguing to see the reaction of the commonfolk when Cersei immediately ascends to power and how the destruction of the Sept of Baelor affected them. But oh well who needs consistent writing when you have dragons, am I right?

I think the greatest gift we got from Game of Thrones is Sansa’s magnificent display of supreme intelligence. It mirrored that of Dan and Dave’s. It’s like poetry, it rhymes.

The horse died because it and the rider are just one entity called "Mounted Knight". The hounds disappeared because they weren't technically units, but actually just spells by the entity "Hound Trainer". _Clearly_ whoever preposterously criticizes that never played an RTS game (which are following the same rules as real life, obviously).

It might have been season 5 I don't remember, but it always bothered me how Sansa and Theon didn't break their legs when jumping from those high Winterfell walls, and are able to run to that river like nothing happened.

"Maybe you should ask me." "What would you do?" "I don't know." The smartest person I've ever met.

A lengthy list of additional errors off the top of my head just while watching this video. I don't care if no-one reads it, it's just cathartic to say it!: - Brienne having her cake and eating it too - her going after Stannis rather than saving Sansa should have had consequences for her character, for Sansa, for the plot. But no. - The awesome Aero Hotah going out just like that to Tyene without even a fight. He killed a Kingsguard in the books ffs, his culture makes him basically married to his axe. - The Sand Snakes teleported onto a ship which left without them. Unless we assume the ship turned around which would have made sense to do because Myrcella died right off the coast, but then there is no way Jaime would have allowed the co-conspirators onto the ship heading to King's Landing, and nor would Doran. Plus if Doran knew of Myrcella's murder, the scene where he died would have made no sense because we see him comfortable with Ellaria and then shocked when he reads the news about Myrcella. - The complete reversal of Ellaria's opinions and personality compared to book Ellaria who has an amazing monologue about revenge being pointless and a vicious cycle that needs stopping, but that could be classed as a season 5 mistake. - I can accept Melisandre's lapse in faith, but I can't accept Davos' complete 180 - he trusts Mel when he never has, he calls her magic "miracles" when he hates bloodmagic, he suddenly cares about Jon's corpse for no reason rather than Stannis who he's dedicated his life to for 20 years, and he suggests resurrection is even possible when he'd have no reason for that to even occur to him, and why not Stannis if it does? - The waif baring a personal grudge against Arya goes against all of the Faceless Men's training and ideology. - Merchants are allowed in Vaes Dothrak, it's a trade city, there are loads of people there. Daario and Jorah shouldn't seem suspicious. - Killing a man by smashing his skull in is still spilling blood in the sacred city. The reason why Viserys died how he did was because it was bloodless (and poetic). - Dany not knowing the Dothraki culture well enough to know about the dosh khaleen. She lived as a Dothraki for like a year, she spent time in Vaes Dothrak and is a khaleesi whose destiny is the dosh khaleen - she would have known what was expected of her upon Drogo's death. - Dany being fireproof. I'll accept it... it's wrong, but I'll accept it. - All the Dothraki being fine with Dany killing all their khals and burning down part of their city. Even if most of them respected her power, at least the bloodriders should have tried to avenge their khals. - Coldhands isn't Benjen. - Ser Barristan's dismissal from the Kingsguard was unprecedented and massively insulting. Would the Lannisters really break tradition again and do that to one of their their own? - Dany naming her entire khalasar as her bloodriders. There are traditionally only three per khal. Their role is as a personal bodyguard, and upon the death of their khal they are to exact revenge and then kill themselves to join their khal in the nightlands. Dany is basically making the Dothraki extinct upon her death. - The waif revealing her identity, wanting Arya dead, choosing a dagger as an assassination method and botching the kill are all just stupid. The idea is that a Faceless Man has no personal identity so the fact she has a main face that she would use in public is dumb, especially during a murder attempt. Faceless Men are not meant to be allowed to assassinate people they are familiar with to avoid personal feelings, which are not allowed anyway. And Faceless Men are so good because they are meant to not fail and usually make it look like an accident or a natural death, not a murder. After the stabbing, no-one even attempted to help a bleeding out child in the streets. - An extension to your point about Brienne being compelled to fight for the Tullys - in earlier seasons she specifically differentiated between serving Lady Catelyn and not serving the Starks after killing Stark soldiers. She doesn't believe in being compelled to fight for anybody besides those she's sworn to. - The assumption is that Arya beat the waif (offscreen) in the darkness because Arya learnt how to fight blind. But in the books it's made clear that all Faceless Men trainees go through blind training to improve their use of their other senses. So the waif should have been quite comfortable in the dark as well. - Arya drinking the poison to regain her sight just makes no sense at all. I think it's meant to reflect her faith or honestly about being no-one or something (which she doesn't even have by the way), but it's just a pool of poison, she should have died there. They tried so hard to make everything about the Faceless Men mysterious and weird but really it just didn't make any sense. - Rhaegal and Viserion have just been sitting in Meereen's dragon pit all this time and just happen to bust through a wall right on schedule. - Yara having the complete opposite views to her book counterpart, Asha. In the books Asha based her entire rulership bid at the kingsmoot on changing the old ways of reaving and raping because that hasn't got them anywhere, but that's a deal-breaker for her with Dany in the show. Also don't go to a negotiation and say "our way of life is attacking, stealing from and kidnapping the people of the realm you want to rule", it's not a smart move. - The fact that Euron admitted kinslaying Balon and everyone is just fine with that. Then everyone is just fine with him wanting to kinslay Theon and Yara. Kinslaying is one of the most serious crimes. - Euron drowned but then just comes back to life again without being resuscitated. - The simplification and scaling down of the kingsmoot, one of the most epic scenes in the books. - The smartest person I've ever met had only one real piece of advice for Jon - don't do what Ramsay wants him to do... which is the very first thing he does. - I know the Battle of the Bastards was inspired by real battles but when the Battle of Cannae was described to have so many bodies they "were an obstacle on the battlefield" I really doubt it meant organised piles about three metres tall. Four or five bodies deep would be obstacle enough. - The entire Battle of the Bastards was impressive visually but really predictable from a story/plot perspective. Before going in, I knew the Starks would win, Ramsay would likely die, the Vale army would come to save the day. Every event was as boring as it could be. - Ramsay shooting Wun Wun rather than shooting Jon. - Removing the Tyrells in one swoop was kind of disappointing. Also Cersei kinslaying, killing the Pope and destroying the Vatican has no consequences at all. - Cersei being crowned with no claim to the throne and being a woman has no setup or precedence in this show where it is well established that it it patriarchal and feudal succession is everything. Basically everyone would object her rule because she has no claim to it whatsoever. Even if she was the rightful heir it wouldn't be smooth on account of her being a woman. - Jon Snow being crowned with no claim to the Northern crown, being a bastard and seemingly a Night's Watch deserter has no setup or precedence in this show where it is well established that bastards have no inheritance rights, are looked down upon by society and are even seen as distrustful. Plus nobody would believe his story about dying and coming back to life, relieving him of his Night's Watch vows, so in everyone's minds he would be a deserter, particularly distasteful in the North and punishable by execution. - Plus everything you mentioned in this video which I didn't bother to repeat.

A 300 story castle fell on them and Tyrion found them after moving 2 rocks.

A theory about why the Waif didn't like Arya is because the Waif was able to see into the future, and saw that Arya killing the Night King would piss a bunch of people off. The Waif was also the wine Merchant from season 1, trying to prevent the cluster fuck that was Season 8, Episode 5. There's speculation that the Waif was also the mutineers in the Night's Watch trying to save Jon's character, but GRRM never confirmed this.

People made a lot of fun of Tommens death, but honestly, I felt sorry for the kid. And the book thus far seems to agree - Kevan was a genuine good advisor for Tommen and he a kind hearted, if naive, king. He would probably have made out to be the best ruler of the whole lot of options available.

you failed to mention the biggest error in this season which is the fact that previously wunwun had used a tree/pole to fight multiple walkers at a time yet in the battle of winterfel he doesnt even bother to rip out a tree and use it. i mean, the whole part where they got surrounded would have been negated by wunwun holding a tree. the knights of the vale would have been completely useless if wunwun had just ripped a tree from the ground before the battle. that single point ruined game of thrones for me.

The second biggest issue this Season is how they did The Kingsmoot/Greyjoy Plot. The last time we saw Balon Greyjoy was in Season 3 so it feels like D&D have forgotten about him only to bring him back just to kill him. Then, there’s the removal of the other five or so claimants to The Salt Throne, one of whom is Victarion Greyjoy, The Lord Captain of The Iron Fleet who is sadly cut from the show and they mixed him with Yara Greyjoy. There’s also the removal of Euron’s epic speech where he says “Westeros is dying” and through charisma and promises of conquests, The Ironborn elect him King, seeing as he seeks to marry Daenerys and has The Dragonhorn. Euron is intimidating, he has blue lips and an eye patch. In the show… he’s a… frat boy who makes dumb cock jokes… because reasons…

13:59 yeah, that ricon running straight ahead was a bad decision of him, but I think in this situation many people would act like that. There are some reasons for this: 1. he was very scared and can't think clear, many people would be like this if they are in fear of death 2. he just wants to get as fast as possible to his brother 3. he is just a little boy and not every person is as smart as all the viewers seems to be

To collect all the mistakes in only 20 minutes seems implausible to me, but I'm liking how other seasons are getting more attention now, not just season 8. Season 6 was the one that made me realise that the ending was going to be bad. The sadness/anger/disappointment/frustration everyone felt for season 8 I think I felt for season 6 which in a way made the bad ending easier for me to digest, I'd already processed the downfall of the show. But I did feel more alone in my view because a lot of people said season 6 was the best season of all.

I bet sansa just had a protein deficiency or something. She is the smartest person you've ever met after drinking that soup.

YESSSSSSS I was just speaking on the days and time with politics and financial portfolios. This is the glass of Hennessy needed. THANK YOU.

Tbf Varys antagonizes the red priestess because he hates sorcerers due to his castration (established in an earlier season), especially a religion which claims to speak to flames. Although Varys should be smart enough not to deliberately and be so obvious with his hatred, also Varys would of had previous knowledge of them due to his youth on Essos and no doubt would've rubbed shoulders with Thoros of Myr in Kings Landing

Blowing the Great Sept of Baelor was surely D&D's way of getting out of having to explain things. They really seemed to dislike explaining things. The motto of their house should be "What is dead does not need to be explained."

It's nice to revisit the many wrong turns that a once great show took on the road to being incredibly disappointing...

THIS IS GREAT! it's so clear and concise and it focuses on issues that are more than just plot holes and rather any event that goes against the previously established flow of the story. PERFECT

Bra! How don’t this man have more subscribers and views??? His content is A1!!!!

Actually Tyrion being unharmed by the dragon should be a whole "subverting expectations!" in itself. He was rumored to be the result of his mother's indiscretion with Mad King Aerys and that was why Tywin hated him (aside from him also being an Imp, which is an embarrassment for a proud man like Tywin even if Tyrion had been his child and not Aerys). One of the tests that the Targaryens made their bastards take is to have them confront the dragons. If they can control the beasts, they have Valyrian blood. If they can't, they became lunch for the dragons. So, I would say that had Tyrion actually came away unharmed from a close encounter with the dragons without supervision from Danaerys (which even Jon being a secret Targaryen had never done); then Tyrion is a Targaryen and has some right to claim the throne. Though he had to be legitimized first and would change the whole dynamic between him and J&C. I mean, if D & D want to go off-canon this could have been a plot that they could pursue, if they ever cared about the story at all.

Glidus hasn’t released a Season 6 pisstake in weeks. Culture Vulture Media: “Fine, I’ll do it myself.”

1:55 You missed the biggest error, when Ellaria wiped her mouth of the poison after Tristan and Myrcella left, all the sand snakes are here behind here, then next thing we know, two of them warped in Tristan's ship to kill him (but only after Jaimie, who would be a more interesting target left, i guess they can only teleport once a day or something)

To add to this list, Sansa left to the vale during the botb and then Bolton gave his speech about feeding his dogs. Then Sansa returns to tell him something she never heard?

Man, that Tyrion/Theon dialogue bothered me the moment I saw it. I immediately went back and re-watched the season 1 scene to confirm what I remembered from their first convo.

Nice vid! I'm glad there are many people who realize that Season 6 was already awful, not just 7 and 8. The last truly good season was season 4, season 5 was already bad for the most part, but from season 6 forward it just became dumb.

Actually, the reason Varys antagonises the Red Priestess is because he said in an earlier season that after the sorcerer made him a eunuch he 'grew to hate magic and all those who practice it'

The biggest sadness for me was that Jaquen does not return for the long night. Even as a small cameo. I’d love him to have a good story end not just a side character who gets forgotten the moment the main character goes elsewhere.

When they get back to Winterfell no one sees Ramsey and he has a free shot with his arrow and instead of shooting Jon he shoots an already dying giant in the eye

I’ve never heard of the faceless man dying for Arya theory but that was a amazing theory to hear.

Keep Up the Good work man!

YOU MISSED A BIG ONE!!!! After the BOB was over Sansa says to Ramsay “You said your dogs haven’t eaten for seven days, and now they’re starving”. How could she have known this? She rode away before Ramsay said it to John.

One Error missing: nobody stops Ramsey from shooting an arrow into the Giant's eye AND Ramsay could have just shot Jon instead

5:36 I mean, Varys has always hated magic, so that makes sense to me!

The most annoying thing in the later seasons is that every single line of even trivial dialogue is spoken so overdramatically, just to camouflage the lack of quality.

Peasants in the KL didn’t necessarily have to win against Cersei. If they wanted to settle her ‘getting more calculating arc’ they should’ve shown how she would handle massive protests

Varys doesn't antagonize the priestess for no reason, it's made very clear in the show that Varys hates magic and magicians, because of what they've done to him

One thing I found really stupid storytelling was when Davos found that wooden stag toy on the spot where they burned Shireen. Why would Davos even be so interested in checking that burned pyre, and how did a wooden toy survive a burning pyre?

Having Robb wed a Volantene healer out of love, instead of a Westerling out of a sense of honor in a moment of weakness while mourning his deep losses at a young age, and having little (or no?) mention of guest-right in the show weakened the Red Wedding to me significantly. The whole reason it even happened was because Tywin orchestrated it (during an excellent scene that was cut from the show where he’s talking to Tyrion and says ‘some wars are won with quills and ravens’) as he does NOT suffer treason from his vassals. They even wrote a song about it - it was quite popular as I recall. Having Robb’s betrayal of the Freys be a gesture of love and not the stubborn sense of honor over duty to political alliance that ultimately leads to his downfall, paralleling his father, really makes it just an event that happens to me instead of a cornerstone example of how Westerosi politics operate.

It wasn't killing Jon Snow that was the beginning of the end; it was bringing hm back. But as soon as he started getting all the slo-mo hero shots, the writing was on the wall

The mess started at season 5 when GRRM left the show.

yup, that about sums it up. another thing that occurred to me was that Ramsey had a clear shot at Jon and killed the giant instead for dramatic effect

Episode 9: After the parlay with Ramsay Bolton, Davos finds the site where Shireen was sacrificed. In other words, Stannis sacrificed Shireen within maybe an hour or less away from Winterfell.

Making arya a superhero and facing 0 repercussions for basically abusing the whole faceless thing while keeping her identity and then promptly leaving was the moment she started becoming insufferable. The rest of her story afterwards more than confirmed that status too

I always thought that the fire during the meeting of the Khals spread rlly fast because the place was a wooden building with dry straw everywhere

i want to know how sansa heard ramsey say his dogs were ravenous he hasnt fed them for days, when she had already rode off on her horse? lol

Top tier analisys as allways! 🙏🙌

Is it pathetic that I still am angry at dumb and dumber (with Bryan cogman help) at destroying my favorite books? Also I read the Cogman is working with Amazon on the lotr series, seven save us 😩

Jon's actions at the battle of the bastards pissed me off so much. Also regarding Sansa/Jon tensions over how to deal with Ramsay, they could have written all that so much better. Sansa could and even should have been "the smartest person weve ever met" but they half-assed the shit out of her character development, along with most of the characters.

You nailed it. Yes, it went downhill. They made a LOT of errors. Eventually, who knows, in 10 years, 20 years, someone WILL do a remake. They should save this vid and learn from it for that remake.

I believe the show ending how it did was D&D pressuring GRRM for future info on story or pressuring him to finish books. Then when GRRM wouldn't cave they started planning the end quickly

Realy,I can't never have enough anything about GoT,specialy videos which searching mistakes and reveals uncapture moments,thus is one of the best channel of that matter

I wonder what George R.R. Martin thinks about these story flaws :D

You missed the pile of dead bodies at the Battle of the Bastards. Like 20-50 dead people high Not only is that impossible (at some point people will walk around the pile), but the mass of bodies just in that pile is larger than the remaining army. This is were GoT lost me.

You overlooked the fact that it was Sansa who passed judgement against Littlefinger, but Arya who killed him, totally ignoring one of the most valued principles of their father...which was introduced in EPISODE 1...that the person who passes the judgment must be the one to swing the blade.

Literally LOL'd when I saw Rickons body get hit with more arrows😅

Brienne is an exceptionally strong warrior (woman or not) and is weilding a Valyrian steel longsword. A Valryrian steel sword swung like hell from someone like that could very easily have cut through an old rusted breastplate.

I agree most except Sansa not telling Jon about the Knights of the Vale in Moat Cailin. It was a stragety. If Sansa told Jon about the Knights of the Vale and him appearing with a larger army, Ramsay will never meet him at open battle. His apparent inferior numbers was what batited Ramsay to meet him at the field. If Ramsay knew Knights of the Vale were coming, he would have shut Winterfell's gates and let winter take Jon's army. Remember, winter was arriving soon, and should they wait for more numbers, they would have no chance in taking Winterfell as it was never fallen during winter. Those were necessary strategies to win.

Something that I really hate about really the entire second half of the series is that once characters we’ve wanted to see reunite and interact with each other are finally reunited they have like one nice conversation and immediately start arguing. Like Jon and Sansa have a few seconds of good dialogue before they start arguing and I get it, the show’s always been about conflict. But it just felt so unnatural.

Riders of Rohan you got me laughing there man 😂😂😂😂

It's ruff watching something you love slowly become shite with time, like a bowl of gud soup.

Those damn sexist knights!

You forgot something all people forget when making a Season six error video. Ramsey states his dogs haven't eaten in six days. Which Sansa trows in his face when she get's her revenge. But she rode off long before that was said. So she couldn't have known that at all. Especially since it wouldn't be something of note for the people who were there. It was a really strange comment without Sansa there with no effect whatsoever. So no-one would run to Sansa and tell her that. Or is it common practice in the North to go and tell Sansa everytime someone is a dick to a dog or dogs?

10:35 Either that armor is made of lead or tin, or the tempering on that bludgeon is made harder than a diamond, or that robe guy swinging it is a Superman. I can't explain that scene otherwise. There was a gap in the neck, if they wanted to show how undead the bodyguard is. It would be way funnier if it just skid across or bounced and then he went for the jugular. Of course, with the same outcome.

Watching previous seasons made me realize how much plot is just nonsense and never explained. To the point where you can't even tell somethings like the faith in Kings Landing had so much screen time to just completely vanish in one big green explosion and we never hear from it again.

15:24 Here’s a thing that bothers me about the *flawless sept-plosion plan,* that nobody ever seems to point out… The stab-happy “little bird” didn’t just shank Lancel wildly, hoping to do enough damage to keep him from putting out the flames-no, no. In a *dark, underground tunnel,* the kid stabs him ONCE, perfectly between the vertebrae, with surgical precision, in the exact area (and in the correct way) that would be necessary to cut Lancel’s spinal cord and leave his legs paralyzed- so all he could do was drag himself frustratingly slow towards the candles! Even if you made the argument that “maybe Qyburn trained the little bird,” the chances of it being executed flawlessly are still very slim… And if that actually had been the case, Westeros should’ve sent that kid to the citadel for maester training ASAP!!! 😆

4:50 I noticed that too. I initially thought he was smashing the stab wound with the rock to hide it by obliterating all the tissue around it, but then later one of the Dothraki mentions a guy whose head was bashed in, so yeah it made no sense

its like watching your cool nan slowly retreat into dementia.... and that actually happened to me! lmao. but the way the personality of the show as a creature slowly fades until you blink and realise how bad its gotten

Who tf is Kinvara? and what role did she play? Like seriously she was there only for a few seconds😪

Let's not forget that Rickon aka Sansa and Jon's little brother dies and they show no emotion towards that whatsoever, they don't even organize a funeral for him and he's never mentioned ever again in the show

Poor Dr. Bashir, he should have paid more attention to Garak's advice.

I also just realised on a rewatch, much like you said about Cersei in Season 8, Lyanna shows no signs of pregnancy at the Tower of Joy, only difference is she actually had her kid!

How did those arrows even affect Wun Wun? If I recall, the last one goes through his eye which I can accept. But those other ones in his shoulders, torso shouldn't have done anything. They probably didn't even get through his fur. But if they did, they should be at best poking his skin. Like when you push your finger lightly against a pin.

I'm glad I subscribed to this channel. Shitting on GOT will never get out of fashion for me. So much potential wasted, a panel of fans would have written a better ending

Arya being STABBED in THE STOMACH multiple times while she does parkour was quite the mind-f'er for me. But, Drogo getting a cut to the chest made him weak.

The worst thing is , King Leonidas never finished his " this is Sparta" verse

I thought that Dario used the big rock to smash in the area of the stab wound so it wouldn't look like he was stabbed

My new favorite channel.

This video is *outstanding* for those niche little moments when you need motivation to find out where D&D live and burn their houses down.

The way this Season did The Northern Plot Point is so aggravating as in A Dance With Dragons (book 5), The Northerners are still willing to lay down their lives for House Stark (which they think is dead), as some join Stannis Baratheon. Even though Jon’s story is kind of Stannis book 5 arc, the way how many don’t join Jon and Sansa is stupid and done for petty drama. Same thing with The Battle of The Bastards. First off: Jon marching against Ramsay when The Boltons have Jon outnumbered 3 to 1 is stupid and that’s how you lose a battle. Ramsay has 2,000 Heavy Cavalry and 1,000 LongBowmen so Ramsay could just cut down half of Jon’s army with the archers and then clean up what’seft with the cavalry. Second: Ramsay this is supposed to be the smarter character so why does he go outside the walls?! This would make sense if this were the idiotic and cocky Ramsay from the books but again, Ramsay is suppose to be the smart one. Third: Jon’s original plan of the trenches wasn’t going to work. The Wildlings aren’t disciplined enough to maintain a turtle shell formation. The best thing Jon could’ve done was move on somewhere that Ramsay holds as important and forth a siege. Forth: Why didn’t Sansa tell Jon about The Vale?! The Vale has 20,000 Knights and they’re all mounted. If Sansa told Jon about The Vale, many of The Northerners would’ve joined as they’d outnumber Ramsay 5 to 1. Fifth: The pile of dead bodies and the phalanx formations don’t work at all.

Yea season 5 and onwards was a shitshow... such a shame... because GoT should have been a masterpiece

Also Tormund recalling how Jon and Stannis hit the wilding army with horses….even though he wasn’t there and Jon had no idea Stannis was coming when he went to the wilding camp.

I swear for 6 seasons straight everyone mentions how hard it is to take winterfell in a siege and then Ramsay decides to fight it out in the open, I was so confused

Yes omg I HATED this season!! The battle of the bastards made me so angry with all its stupidity, and when everybody was praising it I felt like maybe I was the crazy one.. but no, it just sucked, and everybody else just wasn't ready to see how horrible the show was starting to become yet when they didn't have any more books to adapt. Imo the show is amazing seasons 1-4 and then just gets worse and worse until not even a blind man could ignore it anymore (the last season..)

Best one: 100 ships for a kingdom but no I need my rovin' n raping 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Imagine this season written by great writers.

I am so glad your videos started appearing for me. Each one has been a delight, with me nodding or laughing the whole time. Also, Sansa is THE SMARTEST person in the world. xD