Yeah, it honestly baffles me they kept getting it wrong when they looked at a freaking map right before watching the episode lol

Makes me wonder... Does Dragonstone still have that room of Stannis' wife had all their bottled babies in?? How creepy would that be to find if you were Dany? haha

every time. They are absolute bonkers. They were trying to say Ned and Lyanna were Jon's parents. Like...it was pretty damn clear Ned just got to the Tower of Joy and did they not see season 1 when Ned rallied against the incest between Jamie and Cersei? bonkers. both of them.

Hehe yeah, I've noticed that for a while, they got too much D&D on the brain I think. Which is not a bad thing but sometimes they make some wild predictions and its hilarious. Like sure in hindsight after we've seen what happens we know. But like I don't remember myself making any predictions privately to myself while I was watching the show, I just watched. Had I tried to make predictions how far off would I have been? Granted, little mistakes like not knowing where Dragonstone was, the title of the episode, or when the Hound mentioned where the wall meets the sea and said there's a castle there, ya gotta at least know they are talking about the castles that the Nights Watch use to man the wall, and so far the only one they ever mentioned being by the sea is Eastwatch. Sometimes yeah its hard to remember those little details. I like their crazy ass predictions, makes it fun as reactors go! haha

Right? It's hilarious.

"Ned stark & lyana stark are Jon's parents hahaha"

God Damn! I know they read some of these comments & WEEP. I don’t even have to type , because I know everyone else here lost it over their wild predictions.

Okay!!!! I came here to correct them lol

I legit don't get how they enjoy it when they're wrong so often. Ha

Confidently, even! xD

😂 big facts

Aaron is quick with that 😂

This video is like watching two high stoners watching a random tv show episode and making the most wild, weird guesses :D

Nope, this is completely accurate. GRRM actually said that GOT should have been 10 seasons. HBO would have gone along with whatever they wanted.

@@tortellinibakeddamn, HBO should have found other writers that would like to continue the show, like the ones from HOTD, maybe would take longer to come out but it could have been soooo much better 😭

@@RoxanaGp HBO has repeatedly stated they trust their creative talent and do not override them. Also, miguel sapochnik, alan ball and others worked on game of thrones and went to HOD.

Yeah they had a Star Wars (but who hasn’t at this point?) and a big multi show deal with Netflix that I think got reduced to one show

Yep, you're exactly correct. HBO was the only ones on the fans side.

Was it a bad idea to start a show before the books were done when the writer is GRRM....? You can def argue that case if you'd like. Beyond that I don't - .... it's been quite a while now, man. Let it go, Nic You know in season one Tyrion got knocked out by a hammer to survive a battle....? The show is fine. If you don't like it that's chill. But like.... Ease out bruv. You're KOing your heartrate. It is what it is

HBO wanted them to make more, and tried to convince them several times. It's 100% their fault

They even could do 10 episodes. They wanted to work on Star Wars and Disney said “we don’t know them”

They definitely rushed it. And they were more interested in shock value (and fan service) rather than the story making sense. Most people wouldn’t have a problem with the ending if it made sense.

They were burnt to a crisp. In a perfect world they would have passed it on to new show runners, but viewers have no idea how hard it is to make a show like GOT. I worked tv 16 hours a day, 5 days a week for 10 months on a sitcom, I can’t imagine the location work here. You have no life outside of the show, no social life, no family life. What I don’t get is why you’re all still here if you hate it so bad… 🤷🏼‍♀️

What are you talking about? Dragon stone is in Old Valyria, where Jorah got Greyscale haha

@@housebeats31Dragon Stone is in Westeros. 12 years before the doom the Targaryens fled from Valyria to dragon stone. Look at the map

@@T4rgaryenApologist or perhaps you should learn to interpret the English language better. P..S. Westeros isn't a real place lol 😆

​@@housebeats31thanks for the clarification captain obvious

Yes, but something I've heard/thought about - Bran was safe in the tree cave with the three eyed raven. When the Night King touched him, he was able to get into find him and get access to the cave. Now Bran has crossed the wall, does that mean he made it vulnerable, too? Given the Night King a way in so to speak.

@@clarad6109 good point, that might be a loophole allowing the night king to get past, although probably not his army. I'm guessing the magic imbued into the wall is also much stronger than the spells which protected the Three-eyed raven's cave.

@@neospock5034the spells are the same, if anything the spells the three eyed raven cast is much stronger, you’ve got to remember he can see all of history every bit of magic ever cast. Now the mark is south of the Wall the north better get ready

@@camaronwoodus5241 I disagree, he can see it all but seeing all the greatest warriors fight doesn't make him the greatest swordsman in history. And seeing great mystical feats doesn't make him the greatest wizard in history. The wall was built by what was probably the mightiest alliance of powers the world has ever seen. There were probably several others equal to him involved.

It's very unclear in book cannon. I've seen some interesting theories that it was actually the other's (white walkers) who built the wall, or that the only thing keeping them out has something to do with an ancient oath / peace treaty wherein a stark must always be in Winterfell. I think it is one of those things we'll never really know for sure. GRRM likes to keep his ancient stuff open to interpretation. Even if Bran / Three eyed Raven were to know, the reader most likely will not.

No I watched it since the first episode aired in 2011 and I wasn't bothered like other crazy people

I agree with you 100%. Expectations made the show worse than it was. Still, seasons 7 and 8 are far worse than previous ones, but not as bad as people say.

I watched season 1-8 in one go during covid lockdown. I had no expectations but I was still extremely disappointed and appaled by the mess that season 8 and a few episodes of 7 were.

Agreed. People had too much time to come up with their own perfect ending, that when they didn't get it, the show was just trash to them. People were never gonna be satisfied.

Nah, the quality drop is very obvious as someone who Winged the whole show over the pandemic. Not that it's terrible by the later seasons, but the first 4 are on an entirely different level from seasons 7 & 8. 5 is just really dull, and 6 is alright, but it's interspersed with numerous writing flaws. That said, compared to most hot garbage that comes out nowadays seasons 5-7 aren't that bad, but even on my first watch I could tell season 4 was when the show peaked in quality.

Being both Targareyn and Stark, he is literally the Song of Ice and Fire.

I've never heard anyone refer to Dani as Ice and Fire. It's very clearly Jon.

Yea, they are really good. Some of my favs

Love these guys 😂 they have some seriously random hair brained ideas every once in a while. Learning the map at the start then expecting ww at dragonstone 30mins later is actually so funny tho

​@@mmcreads Yea made me crack up - no hate tho, I'm here for it! :D some of the funniest reactors by far - and though they have some wild takes on situations sometimes they also have so much empathy for the characters and seem to appreciate the show a lot- even in the later seasons and honestly that appreciation is rubbing off on me as well since I notice small details they point out that I didn't catch on the first run either.

@@GenomeSoldierDK agreed, they’re so wholesome I can overlook most of the wildly off base conclusions they come up with occasionally- and every once in awhile I’m even impressed with the creativity they must have to get it so wrong lmao. Endearing tbh

@@mmcreads Ned being father to Jon with Lyanna was a standout to me, that episode killed me man :D

And everytime anyone other than Dany is in Essos they think is Dany there or they thought Theon was in Braavos like they think Essos small

This was the first time she was ever at Dragonstone.

Not completely true. The Targareyns are from Valyria and left before The Doom. Dragonstone is where Aegon made their home in Westeros.

@@gbacani007 yes, yes, correct. I meant more where Aegon first called home once the doom happened and they permanently came to Westeros.

We watched it at the end of last video!!

@@bustreacts oh shit my bad lol

Thank you!! All of you have made this journey so special for us!

REEEEEEEE season 1-8 were TRASH REEEEEEEEEEEEEE. Yeah every year people say 1 more season was trash, First it was just season 8 then 7 then 6 and now 5.

​@@keebslolwtf go outside and touch grass, breathe some fresh air. Sounds like you need it 😅

@@HiThereLindsey I was making a joke my guy. I loved every season except 8.

S6 was the best season of the show

it's always these wannabe film critics saying stuff like that. They hate on every season after season 4 it's ridiculous fr

And the King's Procession go from Kings Landing to Winterfell in 7 minutes in the pilote episode. So yeah, there have always been time jumps.

Yeah I say the same thing. There are things for characters to do when they were on long journeys in the earlier seasons. Now with fewer characters what are they just gonna have them walk, take pisses, sit and eat, and then what? Its just good to just get them there. But it would be great for like the characters to at least vocalize the passage of time a bit. Like "better get a move on its a month's ride to such and such place" or like when they just arrived say something like "Boy it got cold in just two months time!" Because really, when we start dealing with the large scale battles, and soldiers traveling around to places, the sheer logistics of moving an army across a vast landscape is staggering. All the tents and food and equipment they have to bring, take care of horses and such. I'm sure an army of like 10,000 men could only move at like 20 miles in a day at most, give or take. When Jon says that there's a 1000 miles between Winterfell and King's Landing, you know that he knows it'll take Cersei forever to come up to him, if she even dares try especially now that winter really has come, that'll just slow soldiers down even more. Which also adds to character relationships, like in later episodes when certain characters travel together, people be like (no spoilers) "but they've only known each other for days why this and that??" I'd be like, just remember they just went 1000 miles or more, they spent plenty of time together.

They hear people say the word on the show many times, idk how they keep saying it wrong. Same with the way they kept saying Tommen’s name when literally no one pronounces it like that.

dude don't even bother. They think Ned and Lyanna were screwing and Jon is an incest baby.

Also, if I remember right, it was her birthday.

*kind of stupid and a waste of time

I wish they brought back cup bearers, I'd hire one.

@@RennersPT-C you can totally hire one today!

@@RennersPT-C snoop got a joint roller

Having to edit that scene into the reaction was exhausting

did they watch R + L=J?

I think Wun Wun would have been too large to move so burning him would have had to happen regardless of the threat from the north. How did they even find Rickon's body? Did he not get trampled on during the BotB? Poor kiddo..

​@@jusskitten6120yes, it's at the end of last episode I think

​@jusskitten6120 yes, they said they watched it after the last episode. 😊

No we didn’t. 🥴 They’ll hear information & then literally assume the exact opposite of what was just said.

And Aaron had the nerve to dismiss Lady Mormont right away. At least he saw how wrong he was and is giving her the respect she deserves.

yeah there’s an interview with George Martin where he says there was already enough material to do 13 or even 14 seasons 😵‍💫😵‍💫

Little Finger is from a small peninsula of the region called "The Fingers".

This is certainly one of the opinions of all time

It's in the Basque Country (north of Spain).

Perfect 😂

Yeah, I remember when I saw that scene with Walder. First I thought the writers went insane and then I thought I am having a stroke.

@@Funnysterste that was a good show until the episodes after that, I'm not saying it's a bad show, it's just too short for something too big that we've been waiting for the whole show, arya is always my favorite character btw.