I think you'd really enjoy the show Vikings, if you haven't seen it already. Season 1 is good, starts off a bit slow perhaps, but then it just keeps leveling up season for season, until and including at least season 4. And, while the concluding seasons might be a bit weaker, some of my favorite scenes are in season 5 and 6. I don't think it would be worth the time to edit reactions for Vikings to put up on KZfaq, but the show is well worth a watch if you somehow decide you have a couple of extra hundred hours lying around.. xD

Ohh that's a nice catch haha

This is why I love reading the comments. Never realized that

Jeor Mormont's sword gave him the power to fight, and a Mormont shield gave him the power to defend himself. Jon Snow owes his life to the Mormonts.

when jon died he talked about the gif he saw...it was this scene but he didn't remember he said that. that view + music is epic.

Funny bc of the constant GOT reactions that pop up a recommended video ranking all the episodes called it one of the 5 worst episodes.

​@@Knightowl1980It's certainly not among the five _worst_ episodes, but it's definitely one of the most overrated ones.

​@@Knightowl1980people just like to shit all over the later seasons, they're unable to admit that a few things are still quite good

Its a fantastic episode but one of the best oat? Nah

@@tywinlannisterhe did everything he could it was phenomenal

And he was the Show runner for HoD. But, he stepped back. But he's still connected to it.

She stole every single scene she was in. Amazing actress

What a face. Absolutely loved her!!

That's it, she sent out a request and had no idea if Littlefinger would respond. Would John be prepared to delay for a reply when Ramsey had Rickon, the answer would of been no as he had no reason to trust Littlefinger to bring the Vale knights after what happened to Sansa with Littlefingers deal with the Boltons.

"Ramsay’s the one who lays the trap”, “don’t do what he expects you to do” - Sansa. She knew Ramsey was up to something she just didn't know what so she kept the Vale a secret until Ramsey revealed his plans and then she could counter attack. If she told Jon he would most likely have them in the front which would prompt Ramsey to siege at Winterfell due to the numerical disadvantage. As to how Ramsey wasn’t aware of a mobilized army marching towards Winterfell on horseback in the snow, well he kind of forgot. Happens to the best of us.

Sansa telling Jon about the Vale would have been high risk, zero reward. First rule of secret plans: keep them secret.

The North kinda forgot about him too but he also isn't mentioned by any of the Stark kids again after his death.

I knew he was going to die when I read the books and noticed Rickon's pet wolf is named Shaggy Dog. A "shaggy dog story" is an old euphemism meaning a story that doesn't go anywhere and has no point. I think this detail is GRR Martin the author toying with us readers, foreshadowing that all the Ice and Fire series is or will be ultimately meaningless and without a moral to the story or a proper conclusion! A grand ironic joke.

@@cleverlydevisedmyth He wrote over 1200 pages for "The Winds of Winter" that one is coming for sure, the last one idk but since its a finale it shouldnt be too difficult to finish the storylines... the Winds of Winter is the hardest one since there's the war against the white walkers, Daenarys is probably coming, Winterfell will probably get taken back too

He mentions in his full reaction, on Patreon, about the awesome one shot camera work

Its damn good for sure, but the 21 minute one shot in extraction 2 which just came out is on another level of superior camera work

This longshot is probably the best medieval battle scene in the history of cinematography

I love this take!

I like this take, but I think it comes down to Sansa not wanting Jon to rely on assistance that might never come.

Sansa is an idiot. And entirely self serving. She learned from Cersei and Littlefinger so it's not surprising.

@@jlerricksonNo,Sansa at this point understood how Ramsey plays dirty. She told Jon that Ramsey will have a trap ready for Jon and that they will never get Rickon back. She also understood that Jon would try to safe as many lifes as possible. It was Sansa who told Jon to use the wildlings as his army. If it weren’t for her Jon would not let them fight his battle. However, Jon did not truly listen to Sansa and he wasn’t ready to sacrifice his men and also he was underestimating Ramsey even after Sansas intel about him. Here is how Sansas plan was from the beginning: she wanted Ramsey and his army out of Winterfell in an open battlefield. She knew that the Boltons would not stand a chance against the Knights of the Vale. Ramsey also would have known this. So what would Ramsey have done when he saw the Knights of the vale? He would have put his army right infront Winterfell and would prepare for a siege. Winterfell is one of the most impressive castles in Westeros. In the books it is described as being unconquerable. Ramsey had enough provisions and it was winter. Jons army did not have the time and capacity to siege Winterfell. Ramsey literally said himself that this is Winterfell and that they don’t have the men for a siege. Sansa wanted to destroy Ramsey in a open battlefield. Jon however would have never accepted this, because it meant to sacrifice some of his mens life. Jon would have used the knights of the vale right from the start and Ramsey would prepare for a siege. It would be worst case scenario for the starks. Unlike Robb, who sacrificed 2000 of his men to capture Jamie, Jon is not a great battle strategist. Sansa understood this and she played Jon for the greater good. This is the only logical explanation for Sansas behavior. And I fully support it. I like Jon but he is stupid. Sansa learned from Cercei, Littlefinger and Ramsey. She played the game, she won, she beat Ramsey at his own game.

​@rinmartell2678 except Sansa never told Jon about littlefinger and the vale knights. Sansa never let Jon in on the plans she had. I never liked her anyway. Jon was a true king, especially when he united the northern houses and Wildlings and also forgiven the houses that didn't join against the battle against the boltons. Especially houses Karstarks and Umbers. Cuz Jon knew what would people think about him if he killed them then the others would feel threaten by Jon. Along side he was chosen to be King in the north and a leader. Sansa is nothing without Littlefinger and the vale. I hope you know that, she is nothing just as much compared to Jon. Also don't talk about Rob sacrificing 2,000 men just to get Jamie. 2,000 men for 18,000 soldiers to destroy Jamie's army of 30,000 men.

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I’m leaving comments about Ep 10 because he’s already seen it but no more pls 🤐

@@AmericanMumReacts My bad! I apologize.

@@kellifranklin9872 👍🏼

Luckily he’s already seen it… 😉

The lord of light made everyone around him stupid? Why didnt she make The Hound be a moron when fighting Beric?

Love to hear it!

I agree, 10 is my favorite in the whole show!

I’m leaving comments about Ep 10 because he’s already seen it. No more tho pls 🤐

@@AmericanMumReacts yes I know that´s why I said something about it but I don´t consider saying it´s better a spoiler

He loves it! 🤗

you should give ALL the credit to Sansa. It was her who motivated Jon to fight and to use the wildings as an army and it was her who won the knights of the vale or their side and it was Sansa who laid a trap for Ramsey and provocatived an open battle. Otherwise Ramsey would have prepared for a siege. Sansa did most of the work.

Hell no

Why does everyone rag on Rickon for that? Ramsey is an excellent archer, it wouldn't have made any difference

@@jlerrickson Do you see how far Rickon is, of course it would have made a difference. Everyone mentions it because its common sense- he literally could've lived if he'd been smart enough to move left and right

There's a lot more than nitpicking. Some points don't make any sense, like how the Vale army got there in the 1st place. There is only 1 way into the North, thru Moat Cailin, which the Boltons currently hold. The Vale LF has no substantial navy to transport their army either. There's a lot more. 😊

Your point about Rickon is idiotic. Nearly as idiotic as the Starks themselves. The Starks have consistently showed themselves to be the dumbest family in all the seven kingdoms, time and time again. Why anyone would expect Rickon to do something halfway intelligent is beyond me. Certainly Jon didn't do anything intelligent in this episode. He continues to live up to the stupidity we all expect from the Starks.

@@jlerrickson of someone is shooting at you with Arrow running in a straight line just gunna make it 10x easier

Its barely top 10 in got

@@ikoandreas5085 not according to my records (and do u mean on IMDb rankings?)