LMAO, wow

@@MovieFusion Apparently the showrunners gave him a cameo because Arya's actress is a HUGE Ed Sheeran fan in real life, and they wanted to surprise her. So she didn't know Ed was going to be in the scene until she showed up on set to film for the day. She was delighted and starstruck. :)

​@@dlweiss- EXACTLY! It was extremely cool! 😊 - Diana

Sigur Ros were playing at the feast where Joffrey dies.

Jerome Flynn kinda was a pop star during the mid 90's, he was an actor first who appeared in a very popular show called Soldier, Soldier and there was a scene with him and a co-star Robson Greene where they stepped in to replace the entertainment at a friends wedding performing as The Unrighteous Brothers. It proved hugely successful that Simon Cowell convinced them to record the song , Unchained Melody. It spent 7 weeks at Number 1 and was the biggest selling single of the year. They then released 2 more singles that made them the 1st act in UK Chart history to have their 1st 3 songs go straight to Number 1. After two Number 1 albums they both quit the music industry, Jerome Flynn pretty much disappeared from acting until GoT.

​@@TheMagentaladyExactly what I was going to say. I'm a huge fan of Sigur Ros.

And also Ed Sheeran in this episode :D

I mean….she could’ve also not be resentful cause of , idk, being actual mature grown up….wait, nobody in this show is actually mature 🥲

@@CrisUrbanJacquesBiology exactly. resenting an innocent boy, and not your husband who u believe cheated on you???

Yeah, this part of the story I've always had issue with and I just chalk it up to the fact that when writing that part of his books GRRM didn't know who Jon was going to be yet, and it could have genuinely been Neds bastard son; because otherwise, after what, 17(?) years, there's no reason why he wouldn't have eventually told Cat the truth.

She killed The Freys because they were all involved in the slaughter at the RW. She left the women alive though, because she knew they did not participate in the killings.

As for her height, maybe she was standing on a box))))

​@@Malkavian9409 if it changes the face and voice, I think it can change her height as well 🤷 but idk. Show canon is often very different from the books.

LMFAOO newspaper ads maybe

Agreed!

That makes sense too. Maybe it was a bit of both? Idk lol

Exactly!

That doesn’t make sense, Sam found out that Rhaegars marriage to Elia Martell was dissolved and he married Lyanna on the exact same occasion. So he was not a bastard at all. And since the wedding can’t have taken place after his birth but before, he is not illegitimate at all.

@PattisKarriereKarten this is true but bear in mind that I was trying not to spoil the show when I put this comment up so under the current context that is given my comment makes sense

Oh yeah, I understand why he did, I was just bringing up the question if it was 100% necessary. I understand it could've caused a lot of problems and would've likely been a bad decision by him.

NOT TRUE!!

🤔🤔🤔

Have you not read the books bud? Because that’s actually a fair and valid point he makes. George RR Martin actually explains how the faces works in a realistic and grounded way. The show took the stupid route in how the portrayed the faces. The show actually ruined the faceless men with how they portrayed them compared to the books.

@@HackWilson14 Saying they ruined it is a bit dramatic. They just streamlined it for the show.

@@HackWilson14 relax it’s a funny bit to get hung up on, throw your fedora at somebody else

@@kevinwendellcrumb1802 What they do in the show is entirely nonsensical, we know this because they take unrelated scenes of other characters they refuse to add to the show and force them on main characters, like the raping of Sansa, totally ruining her character, because after the backlash they over-correct and make her an unlikable girl boss. There's a scene where Jaqen drinks poison but Arya gets blind, it makes no sense. She washes corpses and trains with a staff, somehow this makes her a girl boss ninja master assassin with swords and daggers, even though she hasn't trained with such since hiding needle. The mechanisms of wearing faces always change, don't you remember that one time she was going through Jaqen's faces like a flip book, even seeing her own face?

I WAS JUST CURIOUSS

There’s not much he can do after it’s posted, thanks for letting him know!

​@@kermitthefrog592 creators can edit videos that have already been posted.

@@mack_taylorI’d love to know how 🤔

@@AmericanMumReacts idk lol I'm not a creator. But Ive heard a lot of them talk about doing it.

@@mack_taylor I’ve tried and you CAN if u take down the original; re-edit then put it back up… u lose views tho 😉

Maybe she smoked a pack of cigarettes

I know lol but I just didn't realize it could also impact height. I can totally believe it can though

Tomorrow

He knew this, he kinda figured it out and reacted in the episode it was revealed.

I caught on to a lot of that, sometimes I'm just overwhelmed with a lot of what's happening or what I'm learning from the show that it's hard to express all my thoughts about it in one video. I guess that's the problem with reaction content compared to other types of videos that involve scripts.

Have you not read the books? George RR Martin in the books actually explains in a grounded and realistic way how the faces and faceless men work. And it’s not at all like how it’s stupidly portrayed in the show. His complained is fair and valid. It’s a fantasy show but George wrote it in a highly grounded way, and the show runners choice of how to portray that as if it was a mask that anyone could put on and it changed your entire appearance like magic, was so disappointing and caused a lot of people to be taken out of the show and balk at the logic. All they had to do was follow what George writes in the books in regards to how it works and how to build yourself up to be a faceless person.

To be fair, I was willing to accept it, I was just confused about it at first is all lol

I hate how people think Sansa is like Cersei just bc she’s become colder in these later season (who can blame her). I think the scene between Sansa and Jon is more about how she finally feels safe/secure enough to speak out and stand up for not only herself but her beliefs and the North. Her ability to voice her opinion and express how she truly feels is something that has been stripped away from her for many many seasons and now Sansa is no longer being held back in that regard.

She’s faced physical, verbal, sexual abuse. She’s not self righteous, she deserves respect and still cares for her family. She is nothing like Cersei

@@kermitthefrog592 I didn’t say she’s like Cersei, but she was clearly doing what Cersei would have done. All the way down to speaking out of turn in the throne room. It was the first time she had seen it not work because her only political influences had been Cersei and Littlefinger, two people who in her mind were winning the Game of Thrones. That doesn’t discount anything she went through, but multiple times she she chose to undermine Jon. It’s Sansa choosing to play the game like Cersei that is stuck up and self righteous (traits Cersei shares with Sansa) like she was when she lied for Joffrey and betrayed her younger sibling, something Cersei also would have done to her younger sibling. Sansa no becoming Cersei is Sansa ring Sansa, Sansa finding out she can’t ACT like Cersei is a part of the game she didn’t expect. Also why she she warns Jon about not ending up like Ned and Robb. In her mind Cersei’s game beats Ned’s. Sansa has been LIKE Cersei the entire time, she starts to ACT like Cersei as she gets older, but she never BECOMES Cersei.

@@abtiebeidkdbbeienoehh4866 I mean that’s a really nice thought, but we both know Littlefinger had already seeded or reinforced the thought that Sansa should be leading the north. We see both their reactions when Jon is proclaimed King of the North later that night. She then, in this case, shows open opposition to Jon (as he calls her out for) and calls for the death of children and the installation of current loyalists over ancient families in their seats. Something that Cersei would have done. We saw Cersei sow seeds of dissent constantly when she couldn’t control who was in power. Sansa is not Cersei, but she learned to play the game from her. Her attempting to play that game with Jon, a game where Littlefinger knows the outcome, is self righteous and stuck up. Their moment afterwards is less so but it takes Jon talking her down, giving her the “everything after the word but is horseshit” speech, for her to stop trying to get one over on him.

@@Grizzly_6623 It's so annoying that Sansa never faces the consequences for withholding vital information about the Vale, letting Jon and company do all the fighting and takes credit in the end, she also fails to do basic things like honoring the dead (like the candle woman at the Dreadfort, maester Luwin and Ser Rodrick), they don't even have a ceremony for Rickon.

LOL

Why?

So because he didn't cry or scream or overreact, it's a bad reaction? 😂😂😂

No he skipped many great parts and had no reaction to the best part. Maester Aemon saying “A Targaryen alone in the world is a terrible thing” cue Jon walking in.

Sorry you feel that way. I had to cut it up to avoid copyright issues (especially because this video already had to go through multiple re-edits due to that particular part of the video being detected a few times). My reactions are as honest as can be, I did notice that Maester Aemon line with Jon walking in, just didn't have much to say about it cuz there were so many cool details/hints I was trying to take in at once.

Now I feel like a dick. I’ve watched your channel for a while. Your Walking Dead content is where I started. I’ve always enjoyed your output, especially the Game of Thrones reactions. I guess I’m spoiled with all the other reactions I’ve seen, I forget there are actually very good reasons the video is formatted the way it is. So like Thanos “Perhaps I treated you too harshly”

The section of the video where he reacts to it is timestamped out, and he did give plenty of notice he was going to react to it. You could have just skipped it easily.

I'm confused as to why you seem mad about the fact that I watched a youtube video lmaoo, there's a very easy way to skip ahead to the main episode reaction, I had it timestamped for everyone. A LOT of people were asking me to watch it for a reaction, and I understand why. It's a really cool way to see all the hints from prior episodes that obviously most people wouldn't have assumed meant Jon was a Targaryen all the way back then (I'm sure some guessed it but not everyone). The video isn't explaining anything to me anyways, it's literally just clips from the old seasons, I would've seen those by rewatching regardless, people just wanted to see my reaction to it is all.

@@MovieFusion The point is, most people don't care to watch it. Make a separate video like all reactors do, so the majority can avoid it & yes, I spent a few extra seconds avoiding it. Did you really need a refresher course & react to the same stuff you had already reacted to? You're watching 2 videos a week & regurgitating what you learned in your reaction on every episode & then you edit each video, watching the episode for the 2nd time. It's not like you're waiting a year between seasons & needed some refreshing, like when the show was airing. The die hard GOT fans that gravitated to the show in the 9 years it was airing, watched the show because they had an inkling they may like it & then later, because it was in their blood. Most watched each episode repeatedly. They watch you, because they still have it in their blood & want to see another fresh face to GOT, that's why you have a large audience in GOT specific videos, not by accident. The video was made by a GOT die hard, as many other GOT fan videos are made. It got pushed & continues to be pushed by just about every casual newbie that started watching the show after the show had already ended. They all don't seem to understand, that when you already get what is going on, it is not necessary to watch the refresher course video, let alone to do a reaction video to it, on top of it. Would you do a reaction to it, if you didn't get any favorable monetary benefit to it? I mean, you don't happen to watch refresher course videos on every scene Arya was in, Jon was in, Cersei was in, etc etc etc. So, why here? Because it was a good aid for a casual? Why break out with a calculator, if you already know the exact change you're suppose to get back? It's your channel you do as you want, it would be nice that you warn us in your title. Up to 4:38, I'm reacting to someone's homemade video. To me, it's like someone, by himself, is doing a reaction to GOT episodes for a SECOND TIME! "Thanks for visiting my Channel, I already watched all the GOT episodes, but I am now doing a reaction to watching the episodes for a 2nd time." Hilarious! I have yet to see this on KZfaq. I'm sure some casuals will join & watch. I still enjoy your reactions, though.

@@Steve-eh4db You know what's funny, we can actually check those stats in our KZfaq analytics, and on that specific video, actually more than half of those who clicked on the video, watched through the entire R + J video. So you are wrong. Regardless, to those who don't want to watch it, it quite literally takes 1 second out of your day to click ahead lol. I'm sorry but I just don't understand your criticism in like anyway at all because it sounds like you are making up problems that don't exist. Which you are welcome to do here, but I'm also gonna argue against it lmaoo It's like an 8 minute video that didn't take much out of my day, only wanted to do it because so many people asked.

I only react to trailers for things I'm very excited for, otherwise the reaction will probably be quite dull. I was never a FNAF fan, but the movie does look good and I'm definitely going to see it.