When talking about Reek and Sansa, you missed a great opportunity to use that old Robb clip: "THEY WERE BOYS!"

YESSSS!!! Guys please don’t stop at season 6! The revisits are completely different as you can view things in comparison to the whole story rather than trying to figure out what’s coming next. These reviews are much more objective than the season 6 and 7 reviews and I think I speak for most fans when I say season 6 and 7 revisits would make us all very happy !! Love you guys regardless of what you do though

Hardhome is a masterpiece of visual arts. The staredown between Jon and NK always gives me goosebumps even when just thinking about it.

“I can’t wait for Jaime to kill the Night King.” Arya: Allow me to introduce myself.

I can’t believe I didn’t realize how legendary this episode was

40:59 I agree, I really prefer this Night King actor over the current one. Something about this one’s face makes him feel like he’s a true ice demon while the current one looks more like a guy in makeup

"There was a great philosopher from Queens, New York, who once said" Quotes 50 Cent. This is why I keep coming back lmao

Dude! Y'all missed Tormund's tears! THAT was the most heart-breaking thing about the whole episode because, to Jon, seeing the dead rise was only a threat. But to Tormund, they were his people!

The thenn Jon killed is named Styr, he was the leader of the thenns and his title is Magnar

This... this is why I hated season 7 when just 5 guys were able to hold an army of walkers. Look how much fear and terror they bring in this episode was amazing. I felt scared watching this scared. In season 7 I was on my phone waiting for it to end. They completely ruined who the white walkers are mannnn....

The night is dark and full of Zubats.

There is no sympathy for Cersei, especially considering it was her own fault for everything that happens to her in this season

Everyone always talks about the white walker Massacre but the conversations between Tyrion and Daenerys was excellent and lived up to the hype of two fan favorite characters meeting for the first time. It's a shame Tyrion becomes a shell of his former self shortly after the next episode.

Beau; this my favorite moment... No wait, this one's my favorite, actually this is really my favorite, now that I think about it, this is my favorite.

This episode has got to be one of my favorites of all time, when Jon killed that white walker I actually jumped out of my seat in excitment!. Jon Snow is such a badass.

*In my Count Dooku voice. I've been looking forward to this

My lasagna just finished cooking and this video pops up. Life’s good xD

"Weird gamble"? Well...yeah. But Jaqen only calls him a gambler because it would kinda be weird to call him an insurance broker. That's all insurance is: Betting against yourself

That thumbnail is fuggin hilarious. Jon is about to get got.

Edd is the most underrated character in the show.

Hardhome episode review and the return of Nord VPN, quite the day

Real slick putting the sponsor ad on the review you know everyone can't miss. I see you hustling Cricket

NightKing probably did the biggest 'come at bro' in history.

Hardhome was an awesome episode not just for the stuff north of the Wall but also the stuff with Stannis and his men freezing in the snow.

My take on Tyrion in this episode is that he saved Jorah's life the only way he could, by giving Daenerys exactly what she wanted. It really seems during that scene like Dany doesn't want to kill Jorah, but she feels trapped by her earlier proclamation. Tyrion could have said, "You're right. You have to kill him.", and she probably would have, as it would have coincided with the box she felt she was in. If Tyrion had said she should just ignore his actions, that would have been insufficient and would have left Tyrion looking like a bad adviser. Instead, Tyrion teaches Dany an important lesson: Being a strong leader doesn't mean that you can never change your mind. It means being able to incorporate new information and using it to make the best possible decision. So, it's ok to forgive his spying based on the service and loyalty he's shown to you since, but his failure to be honest to her means that he can't be by her side. It's the perfect compromise that allows Dany to let Jorah live, yet still keep her image as a strong leader.

Wtf is that thumbnail 😂😂😂

23:25 respectfully disagree. After all the horrendous, despicable shit that Cersei's done, now I'm not saying I'd take any pleasure or satisfaction from seeing her at that low of a point, but didn't gain back any of my sympathy.

Our patience has been rewarded

When the Night King walked to the end of the pier, I was seriously expecting some World of Warcraft Death Knight path of frost stuff and for him to just walk across the water...

"Bill Qy the Science Guy" - #chobot

GRR has taken me from hating a character like Jaime to loving him over the course of hundreds of pages. Hell, I even kinda like Theon now, or at least understand his situation enough to feel sorry for him. Cercei... I don't care how many POV chapters GRR gives her, it ain't gonna happen. If somehow GRR comes in over the top with some galaxy brain move that somehow humanizes her and I actually buy it, I will have to stop reading fiction books all together. Perfection would have been reached and further reading would just be a waste of time.

I was legitimately thinking of how much I was looking forward to this episode today. Didn't even I'd realise it was coming out, just couldn't wait to get to it. Ah, life's good!

**Yoda voice** Waited I have, foresee it I did not

I do think NK has plans for Jon. I reckon the look that the White Walker gives when Longclaw does not break, isn't so much 'Wow, where'd you get this piece? I want one!' As much as it is 'It can't be... you're the one.' He looks at the swords then Jon as if he's fulfilling a prophecy or some shit. 'He who shall wield the unbreakable, shall become the white wolf who is destined to devour the night.' Gods bless Jeor Mormont!

"God was an absentee father." I was crying after that line

And so my watch begins

the Nord VPN ad was, down to the exact second, the precise amount of time I needed to pack a bowl for this episode

Hardhome! Hardhome! Hardhome! Definitely my favourite episode. That ending always gives me chills

Definitely my favorite episode I showed this episode to my brother-in-law and after that he's watched every episode since then XD

I think the part of this episode that gave me the most chills was when John was in the meeting hall trying to get the dragon glass and you just hear the whites running over the roof... chills. Of course John killing the walker was fantastic and iconic and that last scene with the NK was terrifying. But for me the shere number and implacability of the whites literally gives me nightmares. That thick white bit had me dying. Only you guys could make such a dark scene hilarious. Same with the Red Wedding.

"I love me a thicc whight"

The moment Jon blocks the Walkers blow with the Longclaw has the same impact as the moment when Batman blocks the Superman hook in BvS. The Walker has the same "wtf just happened" look as Superman does, too.

The banter is unreal. Pure happiness listening.

Congratulations guys!! When other channels promised yet failed to do proper revisits, nerd soup stepped in with such great quality content and kept delivering that same quality. Thank you guys so much for your hard work, dedication to your art, and sharing it so others can enjoy. This channel was one of my highlights in 2018!! ❤️

YESSSSS. Soup time!!

The action sequences are phenomenal, but it's the subtle effects that really make this episode stand out to me. Like how the storm begins when the wights and white walkers arrive then continues to build as the battle wages on. Or while the Night King is raising his arms and it's so quiet except for Jon's breathing to highlight how concentrated and focused they are on each other that the sounds around them fade into the background. Just a perfect sequence from beginning to end and not a wasted moment throughout.

the ending of this episode was the greatest moment in game of thrones history

I've heard the Cellino and Barnes jingle and I'm on the East Coast of Canada :).

Oh my god! It’s actually happening!!!!

I have seen the scene where Jon kills the white walker a good 50 times, and it never gets old. Every single time, I get chills and the hair on my arms and neck stands up. It''s incredible storytelling.

My favorite episode

Nice you actually went through with doing the thumbnail 10 out of 10!

I think he didn't kill Jon because the walkers are cocky. In the GoT prelude, they are laughing when they kill the rangers.

Love love love, the sports commentator there at the end.

38:21 No one ever talks about it, but Jon and the White Walker don't just look at their blades locked together. They also look at each other for a second with just such a look of "...you seein this shit?"

Lmao, you guys are honestly hilarious. Cant wait for your reviews of S8! Also as a guy who grew up in NY the Celino and Barnes reference was funny lol. I recently moved to Los Angeles and theres a branch out here with almost the same number 👌👍

Now this does bring a smile to my face

"Tyrion is going to kill Cersei." "No, I think Jaime is gonna get her." "Jaime wearing that Northern armor, I can't wait until that guy kills the Night King." Haha we were all so young and innocent back then lol weren't we? 😂

April is fast approaching.....and I don't know How to feel about that

Damn took y'all long enough to get to this episode

Hardhome was a brilliant episode! One of the best in the series.

The Thing is not a particularly scary movie. It's gory and disgusting and hilarious and brilliant, but it's not scary apart from the scene with the dogs transforming. The dogs barking is the first sense we get that something is going seriously wrong and it always gives me the chills. The moment the dogs start barking in the final act of Hardhome reminds me of that scene from the Thing. We know something is wrong, we don't know what it is, and we don't know how bad it's going to be yet but It instantly sets you up for the horror that's coming. Does the final twenty minutes of Hardhome make up for what was generally a bad season? Not quite, but it was spectacular, it was riveting and it was like watching a natural disaster occur as the wights poured down the side of the mountain.

I said it before but with all the things were revealed and that happened in this episode, it is the greatest single episode in the history of TV. The writers, Actors, Director especially. Everyone involved, perfect Episode.

I never felt bad for cersi lol

the part when Jon kills the whitewalker in this episode is probably the biggest nerd moment for me!

Watching this now makes me sad. All that build up and we had no fight between Jon and Ice head. Sad :(

This episode is so good because it was such a curve ball. It was a massive episode with alot of great moments that usually come in on ep 9s. The last 20 minutes are my favorite of the entire series. I remember watching this and really thinking Jon was a goner, and FUCK the goosebumps I got when he stopped that spear/sword with Long Claw. Best HOLY SHIT moment of the series...10/10

This really got me thinking. What is my favorite episode? My favorite season is 4. This I know having recently rewatched everything. But what is my favorite episode? Is hard to argue against this one.

Isn't the gambler just basically selling life insurance?

"KNIGHT'S WATCH WITH ME" I swear that shit gives me chills every fucking time. Such a good episode

This is the episode that finally sold my wife and turned her into a GOT nerd. I watched for years while she'd call me a nerd. I read the books while she called me a nerd. She saw the show with me here and there, but this episode changed everything. Now she's the one who tells me when a new trailer is out or some gossip gets big. Lol.

Everything in Game of Thrones is a retelling of History and/or literature. When you are calling the "Thin Man", a gambler, what you are actually seeing is a retelling of the beginnings of shipping insurance. Braavos is based on Venice. A Venice that has begun the Renaissance. Its the beginnings of a market economy. Its people are not serfs or slaves. That's why we see a vibrant city. The Iron Bank is based on the beginnings of the Venetian banking system (The beginning of dual entry bookkeeping). The Thin Man is the beginning of shipping insurance (Even though that happened in Genoa. Game of Thrones is retelling the end of the medieval in England (The Night King and White walkers are a retelling of Lord of the Rings). I will not tell you who Dany is. The end of the medieval in England occurred at a particular moment in History that Game of Thrones is leading up to. This did not create "democracy" but ended Bastard feudalism (forms of feudalism continued). George and the showrunners are repudiating Shakespeare's version of these events. What began as Winter is Coming (Or Now is the Winter of our Discontent) will lead to the end of the medieval. This is the "Breaking of the wheel".

I’m not even watching it just now, I’m going to cook myself something nice, crack open something fancy to drink and I’m going to watch this and enjoy it to it’s full potential. Thank you, Nerd Soup... oooh, soup...

Wan Wan. To the SEA! Rawrrrreerrrrrrr

That last bit with teddy was awesome haha

I remember where I was when I first saw this episode. I literally sat right in front of my TV to witness the epicness.

Hardhome will forever be the best episode of this series

We made it!! Yaaaaaaassssss!!!!!!

We've been waiting for this day, we've always been waiting. Thank you Beau and Aaron ❤️ Soup of my Soul!

Lol I love how they did the delay with teddy like they really do for games fuckin hilarious

Been waiting since S1E1 of the revisited series for you guys to go into Hardhome!

Hell yes!!! Its about time I'm so glad you guys made it to this one! You guys are the best

We really need a re-done Battle of the Bastards!!!!!! Please please please

I dont know if this is my fav epiosde (top 5 for sure) but my fav scene is in this. You guys know what it is.

The ABSOLUTE BEST episode of the entire series. I have been waiting for this episode...again :-)

Thanks for making this. I recently found your page and have been watching the recaps from prior seasons. I must have searched 20 different times looking for your review of this episode. Not realizing you hadn't made it yet. It is my favorite episode on the series, and it ranks as possibly the greatest tv episode ever in my opinion. Just epic, especially the last 20 minutes. There is not a better shot scene in any tv show ever. Thank you all again, keep up the great channel, and I look forward to April!

You missed the part when Sam was talking to Olly and he tells him Jon is doing a hard thing and sometimes men need to do what's hard. That's the moment Olly decides for sure to betray Jon. Sam thinks he's reassuring Olly that Jon always comes back, but he's disappointing him because Olly is hoping Jon will fail and not return with any Wildlings.

Nerd Soup. These Revisited episodes have been awesome. I can't wait until the GoT series finale when you can complete all seasons. :) Then move onto Revisted 2.0 for all 8 seasons. lol

How I've waited for my nord VPN video 💜💜💜

The episode we’ve all waited for

THE DAY OF RECKONING IS HERE MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS

Are you guys going to finish revisiting S5 before the new season begins? Pretty please? (p.s... count me among the many who wish you would revisit S6 & 7 the same way!)

It warrants pointing out what a brave - and ultimately successful - choice was made regarding the soundtrack music to the whole Come at me Crow" and raising the dead sequence (@ 41:30 ), in so much as they chose to have none. The silence adds to the tension immensely I feel, particularly as contrasted with the utter carnage just wreaked. Just another reason "Hardhome" is a solid 10/10.

It is here brothers and sisters. It is here.

11:18 Boat insurance.

You guys alway make basketball references during GOT reviews, do you make GOT references when you watch basketball?

Love the channel and love you guys on spotify

You should go through 6 and 7 again as well

Probably the best episode of all time. You guys always do a great job in every video. Keep up the great work and I can't wait to rewatch the revisited series again after season 5 is done!

Oh man im at work now seven hells! I will watch when i get home after puffin