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If only Lady Talisa had thought to sprint away and parkour her way out of the Red Wedding after her pregnant belly was stabbed a few times. If only she had known that was a viable option in this show…

WE’VE BEEN SITTING HERE FOR MONTHS! START THE DAMN PISSTAKE BEFORE I JOUST MYSELF!

And who has a better story...than Glimbo the Unscheduled

You forgot that Arya unlocks ultimate plot armor in season 1, when she was training with Syrio Forel. All she has to do is say to the God of Death "not today" and she's invincible until midnight. The God of Death operates on a very strict schedule.

I think it's key to remember with Arya being blatantly killed is that THEY WROTE THIS This isn't some thing George wrote that they had to write their way out of, they could have just NOT made Arya so blatantly and overwhelmingly dead

It's so sad to hear Nikolaj say "I don't know what that is anymore" about the direction of his character… Like imagine playing one of the most complex and interesting character in the show with amazing dialog and character development and then he has to play this(( And the worst is yet to come!

Tyrion not knowing about that Eunuch study from 1960 was simply unforgivable

Arya's stabbing and subsequent survival is so batshit insane in such specific ways that I genuinely believe that the creators involved had two minds about where it was going. *I legitimately think that the Writer, Bryan Cogman, thought Arya's stabbing was supposed to be a fake-out* Episode Seven, The Broken Man, was directed by Mark Mylod and written by Bryan Cogman. Episode Eight, No One, was also directed by Mark Mylod but was written by David and Dan. I don't know what was going on in Mark Mylod's mind, but given just how plausible it was that Arya's death was faked in Episode Seven, it feels like Bryan Cogman, who has generally been pretty good at these episodes, purposefully led it in that direction through the writing, and then David and Dan in the next episode totally threw that out the window. Perhaps plans changed, or maybe they just didn't communicate well, or Bryan was rebelling, or maybe he just wanted to grow theory-hype, but the writing (and directing but again I have no idea what Mylod was doing) in Episode Seven absolutely feels like he planned on the whole final scene to be a fake-out. Maisie Williams uses her left-hand across the entirety of Game of Thrones despite being right-handed because Arya is left-handed, and yet in that *one scene* she is seen using her right-hand to do things. She just walks around and smiles and doesn't seem to be alert to anything despite knowing there will be assassins after her. She is just out in the open, unguarded and without Needle. She saunters in way we have never seen Arya saunter before or since. She's wearing different clothes, and she is making her intentions to leave be known. This is not just poor writing, this is *actual evidence* that this is Jaqen H'gar wearing her face to lure his unruling disciple, the Waif, into attacking him. But of course, that is simply not the case. Episode Eight reveals it was her all along. Which is absolutely insane. I cannot believe all of that set-up was merely just... an accident? Bryan Cogman had to have done this purposefully. I simply can't believe someone could fuck up a scene *that badly*. Perhaps it was purposeful across the production team. It is just done in such a way to get people talking and theorising just to keep up the hype? It's shady but they're not above it. Include a bunch of evidence for an obvious theory so people keep talking about it for the next week. But, if that's the case, why not just... go through with the theory, make their audience feel clever for figuring it out while shocking the rest with the clever reveal, like with Bran and Rickon surviving in Season 2? Why drop it then? Unless they wanted to subvert expectation with purposefully dogshit writing. How the fuck does one even rationalise that? It's just difficult to believe that they accidentally wrote in all this evidence for a theory that just makes sense. How do you accidentally do something like that? It's like if GRRM accidentally wrote the Red Wedding, with all the evidence leading up to it and the whole scene itself... and then the next chapter just had Catelyn and Walder Frey and Roose Bolton and Robb Stark just talking about how "now that little argument is over, let's talk about the next steps of the war" and it was never addressed again, he just forgot that he had killed them all off. Utter insanity. The scene at the end of The Broken Man is not only the moment the show entirely jumps the shark, but the moment they show how well they can jump the shark and then get eaten by a bear and somehow reconstitute itself seconds later and then never bring up the bear, the shark, or the ramp ever again.

Glimbus admitting mistake for passing on Osha. This is why he's our Lord

"Georged you" This needs to enter common parlance. Just like "I'm Joshing" means joking, from now on "You're Georging me" will mean making someone wait an inordinately long amount of time to fulfill a promise.

"The notable deviation in elevation." Ah yes, The Valley.

HOLY SHIT, I FIGURED IT OUT! Arya Stark actually did die, and the person we saw for the rest of the show is a faceless man, walking around with Arya's face. That would explain all of her weird, creepy and inconsistent behavior for the rest of the show; her super-assassin skills (like besting Brienne, killing ALL of the Freys at once, and killing Reaghar); her ability to survive anything (Kings Landing explosions); the fact that she did not connect or over connected with the ones she once knew (Sansa, Jon and Nymeria); and last but not least, her literally just sailing off the edge of the earth. In fact, they pretty much fucking announced it when they said "A girl is Arya Stark of Winterfell." The assassin was announcing the persona she adopted. How/why else would a cult of super-assassins just let a less-than-half failure of a trainee walk away with faces, and their secrets? They wouldn't UNLESS they knew they had to play a part in killing Reaghar (or someone paid them or some shit).

the waif is really one of the worst characters D&D wrote. The entire point of the Faceless Men is that they abstain from personal desires and biases, anything that could make them distinct individuals. Yet the waif, who we can assume is high enough in the cult hierarchy to train new members, constantly shows personal bias against Arya for being born a noble DESPITE that not mattering AT ALL if Arya becomes a member of the murdercult, to the point where she actively sabotages Arya's training and tries to kill her when the Faceless Men normally only kill when given a (paid for) target. Instead of reprimanding the waif for the clear personal grudge she holds and reminding her that she must be no one to properly fill her role (LIKE HE SHOULD), Jaqen instead just kind of shrugs and even eggs her on? Like how badly is the waif written that she even makes Jaqen's writing worse lol. Her whole weird one-sided rivalry with Arya just smacks of that stupid "if there are two women in the same environment they must be rivals" trope that D&D love using (Sansa & Dany, Cersei & Margaery, every scene with the sand snakes, you get the point).

Since Glimbo released this video I managed to: - Go on a trip of my dreams - Break up a multi-year relationship - Change accomodation twice - Celebrate an anniversary in a new relationship - Begin a medical treatment - Finish writing a novel - Apply to university for a post-grad course. Keep up the good work Glingenstein, make episode 9 the Winds of yt videos. And take all the time you need buddy, I genuinely want to add more things to that list

Maybe Arya being the deadest of dead people in the show is how she was able to sneak up on Rhaegar in Season 8, they all knew she was dead too.

I love the steadily growing amount of Glidus-channel lore that is needed to understand these videos. Rhaegar Targaryen, Boots, amnesia water... hoping the final GOT review is just full of incomprehensible code words

him calling ramsey a "a sadistic little bean" is why i love this guy so much

You can't blame Glimbomasnow for taking this long when the jokes-per-second ratio is this high.

I feel like you’re glossing over the point that D&D did not need to have Arya get stabbed in the stomach and thrown in the sewage river. It would’ve been just as easy for that to not happen. Like just have Arya have different injuries she could reasonably survive. That’s probably less money to the effects budget as well.

At first I thought it was really weird that the Waif didn't slit Arya's throat given that she was in prime throat-slitting range. But then I remembered that it's not possible to survive that, whereas it's completely possible to survive multiple stab wounds to the abdomen. People will bring up blood poisoning but there's actually not a single instance of anyone dying from an infected wound in GoT, so we can't be sure disease exists in this world. And probably one of the faceless man powers is being immune to exsanguination, because fuck it.

Holy shit Glidus hasn't actually been executed by D&D

Littlefinger's army is actually a quantum object. It is constantly on the move so we can never know it's precise location. Also I'm glad to watch another episode of my favorite bi-yearly youtube show.

Fucking love your witty scripting, you're criminally underrated.

I recently saw a theory that the Waif was in Arya's head, like Tyler Durden or something. And while I don't think that's what the writers were doing, it is what I choose to believe to make watching the whole Braavos thing more bareable. Also, thank you Glidus for recognising your error in passing on Osha.

The annoying thing about Kevan Lannister is that he’s described as being basically the same as Tywin. Ferocious and calculating, understanding his role as the younger brother to Tywin and playing it perfectly. It’s said that if he was the older brother and Tywin the younger, nothing would have changed as they both knew their roles and did what had to be done. They were interchangeable. So when Kevan effectively became head of House Lannister (with Jamie in the kingsguard, Cersei under house arrest, Tyrion defecting and Lancels indoctrination) he does… nothing? Imagine Tywin in this situation, Kevan should have acted the same way.

THANK YOU for pointing out how wasted Edmure, Kevan and the Blackfish were, all of them were done dirty. Three amazing actors given nothing to do. The show-only fans often don’t even know who they are when I bring them up.

By Jupiter, finally someone remembered Caesar was in this show and lets not forget how they treated poor Brutus after the red wedding either

The "gamble" of Jaime's plan to have Edmure relinguish Riverrun to the king's army seems to at least make more sense in the books, as I'm sure you are well aware of. 1) The freys never conquered Riverrun in the first place. I'm not certain this was ever adressed in the show. Riverrun stood defiant from the beginning of the rebellion, and remained under siege after Edmure was captured by the Freys and the blackfish took command. The freys were simply PROMISED riverrun by Tommen. 2) The soldiers at Riverrun were loyal to their liege lord, which is Edmure. The blackfish was considered second in command. And while the blackfish commanded the respect of his soldiers, he did not, in fact, command them unconditionally. 3) In the books it really isn't a gamble. The king's army had already done everything in it's power to have the blackfish surrender, unsuccesfully. The freys had bluffed too many times by showing Edmure about to be hanged, repeatedly. Brynden knew the freys wouldn't do it (In the show it looks as if brynden just hates Edmure. But that isn't the case in the books. Not listening to Frey threats was simply the logical thing to do.), therefore offering to kill Edmure if Brynden didn't surrender wasn't an option anymore, and Jaime promptly relieved the freys of their command of Edmure. (Naturally, the freys were in no position to actually command edmure to do anything with regards to surrendering the keep. Edmure was a hostage of the crown, and they couldn't exactly offer him the same things Jaime did.) Jaime himself couldn't convince Brynden on his word alone, because of course, the word of a kingslayer means nothing to a man like the blackfish, who is also still very bitter about Caitlyn's death and the assumed death of 3 of her children, along with the assumed imprisonment of Sansa and Arya (the tullies likely don't know both of them have escaped, though it's possibly they knew about Sansa.) all more or less directly a consequence of the Lannister's actions. So Jaime did the only thing he COULD do, which was have Edmure attempt to win his men over to surrendering. This makes sense because, as Jaime put it, Edmure's value as a hostage is non-existent if they take the castle by force and install the new Frey lord. So if Brynden DOESN'T surrender, Edmure's life is basically forfeit, and his men along with many of the king's men will die unneccesarily. Edmure is well aware of this. Jaime also offers Edmure a comfortable prison cell back at I believe casterly rock, along with a guarantee of his safety, his wife's safety, and the safety of his unborn child. Now the one thing that IS a gamble, is Jaime telling Edmure they will win the siege through force. Jaime is lying here, as the siege would go on for quite some time, but he bluffs about the size of his army and what they could do. So he makes it seem as if Edmure relinguishing the seat of riverrun is the most beneficial for all parties, and the riverrun garrison in particular. Edmure therefore has no reason (in his mind) to not accept Jamie's bargain. And Jaime has no reason to keep Edmure alive if Edmure's plea to the riverrun soldiers fails. In short, Jaime loses nothing by giving away Edmure. If Edmure's plea doesn't work, then he's dead anyway, along with the rest of the riverrun garrison. So yes, Jaime's action here makes perfect sense, and so do Edmure's. The blackfish is NOT the lord of Riverrun, and is supposed to listen to the liege lord's commands. The blackfish also was in the vale for a bunch of years if I'm not mistaken, and was never well-loved in Riverrun by Hoster Tully and possibly his men. Edmure, in the meantime, commanded his troops for quite some time during Robb Stark's rebellion, and was a known and beloved lord for many years before that. So it's perfeclty reasonable that the soldiers, who also fear for their completely forfeit lives but are driven by the blackfish, surrender their position and go home ALIVE. The blackfish has nothing to offer them but fancy words of honor and the idea that the lannisters would just kill them if they surrendered. But if Edmure commands it and guarantees their safety, that's a different story entirely. Perhaps the show just didn't do a good job at portraying the precise situation here. (It's been years since I last saw season 6 and honestly I have no intention of ever watching it again.) Regardless, I did quite like this chapter in a Feast for Crows, and it DID in fact establish jaime as a valuable and intelligent commander. Nobody could offer Edmure his safety in Castlerly rock except for Jaime, as both a lannister and a kingsguard member, and jaime used that power to great effect here.

The cherry on top of Arya's Escapades in Braavos? When injured and looking for somewhere to hide and heal... she goes to the home of someone who she herself was tasked with assassinating as a Faceless Man... who in all likelihood is still on the chopping block since Arya didn't actually kill her. Congratulations, you have doubled your likelihood of being found by those super-assassins.

“Glidus is the true steel. GRRM is pure iron, black and hard and strong, yes, but brittle, the way iron gets. He'll break before he bends. And D+D, those chuds, they're copper, bright and shiny, pretty to look at but not worth all that much at the end of the day.”

We really don’t give glidus enough credit for how devastating it is to wade through all these broken dreams

“Intellect of a bag of frozen peas” has the same energy as “Moral backbone of a chocolate eclair.”

"Turns out that when you let Tobias Menzies act, he's really fucking good at it." THANK YOU Out of all the world's languages, you choose to speak the truth. Also bless you for including a scene from Rome, he was so damn amazing as Brutus.

These pisstake episodes really help me proces why I have such a bad feeling about game of thrones. I see clips from season 1-4 on youtube and be like "Yes, that show is so good" and then right after get the bad feeling again when I remember what happend in the later seasons.

I used to semi-regularly rewatch GoT, now I semi-regularly rewatch Pisstake to dull the pain

Lord glimbo, we are patiently awaiting the return of the s6 pisstake 😫💪

Now that you finally finished your pisstake George is ready to announce Winds

I'm so glad you included Ciaran Hinds twice in the "deader than" montage.

The wasting of Kevan Lannister pissed me off because of how awesome he is when he steps up as Regent in the books. Everyone underestimated him because he was always in Tywin’s shadow as the dutiful, subservient younger brother, but when it comes time for him to shine, he shows that he was every bit as intelligent and calculating as his older brother, hence why Varys assassinates him at the end of Dance because he was doing TOO GOOD OF A JOB getting the realm back in-order after Cersei bungled everything following Tywin’s death.

Dany kinda forgetting about the Iron fleet was planned by Cersei (Tinfoil) This episode confirmed that the origin of the amnesia water was the canals in Braavos. When Arya fell into the canal with massive open wounds, Amnesia water got into her bloodstream. While the immediate effect of this is Arya forgetting to die and being able to escape to safety, the Amnesia water also stayed in Arya's system. Because of this, she carried it back to Westeros when she returned and after she arrived it went from her body to Westeros's water supply, causing the amnesia outbreak that was a major plot point in seasons 7-8. It's basically canon at this point that Daenarys kinda forgot about the Iron fleet because of the amnesia water, which we now know was brought to Westeros by Arya Stark, so she indirectly caused Dany to forget about the Iron fleet. This all ties back into the grand faceless man amnesia conspiracy theory. After hearing about the incoming invasion from Daenarys Targaryen, Cersei hired the Faceless men to kill her. However, they were unable to reach her due to the distances involved, so instead they began a long-term plot to kill her. This explains the Waif's actions; she stabbed Arya to make sure the Amnesia water would enter her bloodstream, but then pushing her into the river of Amnesia water had two other important effects on her: She would forget to die, and therefore survive to return to Westeros, and would also forget the dehumanisation the cult put her through, remember her true identity and want to leave. Back to Westeros. From here, the plan is simple. The Amnesia water will go from Arya into the water supply of Westeros, where it will eventually end up being drunk by Dany and her allies. This causes all of the stupid decisions they make in seasons 7-8, and is part of the Faceless mens' plans to destabilise her alliance. It also nearly leads to Daenarys's death and the deaths of one of her dragons, when she kinda forgets about the iron fleet and almost gets shot down. However, she's saved by the staff made from plot armour Gendry made for Arya earlier in the season, which Daenarys borrowed for such an important battle and had in her back pocket the entire time. Edit: Stuff about the staff. Important part of the theory I forgot.

Remember when the small council was important? Somehow both Cersei and Danny maintain control without any bureaucracy.

Tears in my eyes ..... Thank you for saving me from starvation Lord Glimbus .. it has been a long 6 months

But Gleedoos, Arya was trained to beg on the street and fight with a stick in the dark by magic face-shifting corpsewashers! Closing multiple infected stab wounds by the sheer strength of her -plot armor- willpower is just part of assassin school curriculum

Oh my, you actually did it

God cersei’s scenes in this season are like if somebody read every third word of her affc chapters. Its so disapointing, would have loved to see lena heady’s portrayal of her spiraling into paranoia and alcoholism

The closer we get to seasons 7 and 8, the angrier Glimbus gets

It’s been so long since the last Glidus video that Gilly’s baby has aged at least two weeks

Cant wait for the final 2 episodes of that season. Oh boy.

I just rewatched every single Pisstake yesterday and the day before so this is perfect timing Glimbo

I've watched 0.5 seconds and this video is already a classic!

In fairness to the stupid Jaime-Riverrun thing: the Blackfish isn't their commander. They are Tully loyalists, which means they sworn to the King in the North (even in an interregnum), which means the King on the Iron Throne is essentially a foreign monarch to them. So the royal decree giving Riverrun to the Freys is worth no more to them than toilet paper. That makes Lord Edmure the rightful lord of Riverrun in their eyes, they follow the Blackfish because he's Lord Edmure's castellan. Also Edmure's their most valuable hostage because the Lanisters and Freys have shit hostages. Edmure's only value, now that Riverrun has been stripped from him, is that he's a cousin of Sansa... That she's never met and doesn't know. He has no claims (that aren't superseded by royal decree) and he has no wealth, no army, no nothing. He's a landless, disheveled aristocrat with a famous name. Not worthless, not invaluable. It was still a stupid gambit and a worthless story point that could have been done so much better. Imagine if Edmure hadn't surrendered the castle but, as the Freys whined about it, Jaime shrugged his shoulders because the ploy with Edmure was just to distracted the garrison while Bronn and a small strike force attacked through the secret escape gate (how does he know about it? great question full of interesting possibilities). This would be something since the whole point of Edmure's cooperation was that Jaime threatened to kill his son (betrayal of FAMILY, duty, honor) only to find out that a) Jaime had a back up plan and b) Jaime lied about Edmure's son (maybe he died in childbirth or maybe he never existed and Jaime just made him up). Might not be perfect, but it'd be better. Take notes writers, this whole shitshow is what your First Draft looks like. If you think you're done after the First Draft: you're wrong.

When the episode originally aired someone joked to me that the Faceless Man Arya meets before leaving was just some random member with no clue what is going on wearing the Lorathi face, saying whatever he thinks Arya is hoping to hear in the hopes she goes away without killing him, and is just psyched that the problem student decided to not kill him. Honestly pretty compelling explanation.

At this point, I have spent way more time rewatching your Pisstakes, then rewatching seasons 6-8. The Pisstakes are just way more worth my time then they are

"wow stefan what a fantastic map"

At this rate, TWoW will be out before we get the Pisstake for Series 5.

I’m so glad someone shows that Season 6 is nothing compared to the first 4. So tired of people saying it’s the best season. Like you said, everyone’s recollection of this season is big battle and big green explosion. Most of it really makes no sense

"Imagine if Brienne had been on this hill instead of Tyrion." Wow. Excuse me while I go write this fanfic. Seriously, that would have been brilliant.

Spoiler warning for house of the dragon/fire and blood Imagine if House of the Dragon continued this kind of plot armor and Rhaenyra just survives being eaten by Sunfyre and jumps out only for Aegon II to just kind of forget to kill his half sister, all in service of extending the Dance of the Dragons because HBO likes money and despises their patrons.

The thing I hate about the Beric / Thoros / Sandor scene is that this was THE chance to get Lady Stoneheart into the story. Instead they have Sandor piss into the river, literally pissing on the idea to add Lady Stoneheart into the story. Season 8 happened because the three characters who tie all the side characters together (Mel, fAegon, and Lady Stoneheart,) were all diminished in significance or completely cut. Bada-bing, now half the characters in the story have nowhere to go.

You're that friend who remembers minute details that embarrassed someone. Don't ever change. Seth: Hey Greg, why don't you go piss your pants? Greg the Soccer Player: That was like 8 years ago, asshole! Seth: People don't forget!

You're looking at this all backwards. The question isn't why she survived these obviously mortal wounds, but why they wrote them into her story in the first place. The show could easily have had her become weakened in some way that wasn't so over-the-top and nonsensical. Instead the writers, in their infinite and infamous wisdom, decided to turn it up to 11 and take things too far. Because to them, violence equals dramatic writing, not the story around the violence which is how it initially began following GRRM's books.

I love how in the stabby-stab death montage, Glimbus included Mance Rayder burining ALIVE and Eddison Tollet getting his beautiful face pierced by an aroow

"He does own an air fryer after all" ♥ You're freaking hilarious.

I've long stopped being a fan of the show and have forgotten most of it, but still a big fan of Glidus's piss takes on stuff I have no memory of

Glidus, you really gotta finish this GOT Pisstake series and fast. You godda make room on the schedule for that Rings of power pisstake series

Aw, I thought you were gonna put this video off with a 3 hour discussion about the Omni-Walder theory.

Look who's back, with no one no less.

Still waiting for episodes 9 and 10

The Blackfish not returning was prime D&D failure. Needed more named characters to kill in season 8, but couldn’t be bothered. And Hodor as a wight would have stung!

Everytime glidus describes the mountain my heart lights up with joy

Are you still working on "Battle of the bastards" pisstake?

Wouldn't it have made more sense for Arya to have seen through the waif's disguise, you know the true seeing thing that Syrio tried to teach her. You could still have her run, get a couple injuries then go to Lady Crane. Nothing else would change but it wouldn't be completely absurd that Arya survives and would give more payoff for her training arc and link back to her first teacher as Arya showing her returning to Arya from No-one.

Arya survived the attack because the Waif was attacking no one, can't believe you missed this it was the entire point of the episode

Your videos are easily my favorite ASOIAF/GOT content on all of KZfaq. Please never stop being hilarious.

Remember when Khal Drogo got a little cut and it fucking killed him? Remember how he didn't fall into shit water right after? D and D kind of forgot...

Also imagine the conversation about ceding between the Blackfish and Littlefinger? Where Littlefinger has convinced Jaime, who struggles with his vow to Catelyn re: not killing Tully's, that he can get the castle for Tommen? Like holy crap.

Glidus acknowledging that he was wrong to pass on Osha gives me life. Well done, Sir.

Glidus I love your mind. If Petyr and the Vale had freed Riverrun, we could have had a scene with Petyr and the Blackfish and Edmure! Like, Brynden was the one who listened to all the Tully kids and Petyr when they were young, the one to carry a drunken Petyr to bed after he drowned his sorrow over Catelyn's rejection of him. Brynden probably listened to his drunken sobbing over unrequited love. He has seen Petyr at his most vulnerable. There is so much potential in a meeting between those two, and Edmure and Petyr, particularly after all we know Petyr has done to House Tully, directly or indirectly.

19:25: The fact that Glimbus has watched Hellsing Ultimate Abridged (or at least seen the memes lol) makes me super happy 😄😄

I recently re-watched all the other piss takes, so guess I have great timing. Also thank you Glidus for your hard work. My Grandad just passes today, so your video has brought a smile to my face.

The fact that Jaquen just let Arya LEAVE!? After telling her the exclusive life style of a faceless man?? Isn’t she supposed to serve the many faced God?! I feel like they wouldn’t have let anyone live if they used their knowledge for revenge thereby she was never no one and he knew!!?!? And how we didn’t get to see the battle between her and waif Also I’m not a book reader, only show watcher so I’m not properly informed just my own speculation and opinion:) I’m also interested in any facts from the books

The extras holding their guts from falling the rest of the way out in the Battle of the Bastards are less dead than Arya.

28:51 Love how Grey Worm drinks his wine with his pinkie up in the air. Classy😂

22:47 BTW can it be acknowledged that Brienne deciding to almost murder the guy who said he would keep Arya safe, then just forgetting about Arya is a really intriguing and layered decision

My dream is to rock up to some random gig and Glidus band is part of the lineup.

🗣 "Cut his throat!" I don't know why that part cracks me up everytime! 😂

I just got to work but you know I’m watching this entire thing the second I get home

Ciaran Hinds dying twice on your list somehow still makes more sense than Arya not dying

WOW Stefan, what a fantastic map!

HE’S ALIVE!!!! I was starting to wonder if we’d ever get this. Thank you!

waking up to the Word made Flesh‼️

Love how Glidus takes a year off season six right before the only two good episodes of the season

Rejoice! A new pisstake! Maybe we’ll finish the season before the new year!

I see your ploy. You're clearly pulling a Gormley and you're finishing up the S6 pisstakes the same time as the final HoTD blisstake

appreciation time and "people just keep talking" montage are both glorious peaks of Gildas genius and i love them

And with that, my week got better

OMG, I HAD SUCH A BAD DAY AND THIS UPLOAD IS LIKE A HEALING STREAM OF LIGHT FOR MY SOUL!

Nothing makes me happier than every episode of this having some little something from Community in it😊

Anybody else wondering why this channel doesn't have over a million subscribers!!!!!!!!!