I think I have honestly watched your revisited series more than I've watched the show. Used to do a yearly rewatch, now I just go back to the Revisited series. Feels like I'm just here, discussing with the boys the reasons why I love this show.

The swap from Adam Driver saying “good soup” to Sansa saying “good soup” got me good. Cersei had a flashback too.

"I don't wanna say its the beginning of the end for tyrion cause I think he does have a strong season 8" What 😶

Game of Thrones went from being a great show ,to having great seasons, to having, great episodes, to having great moments

I loved when you guys said the show treated Jon's death like an afterthought. Yeah, they also treated his birth like that as well. lol

The best thing to come out of season 6 was the musical piece Light of the Seven. It's the piece playing before Cersi blows up The Great Sept of Balor.

You crazy bastard, you're actually doing it didn't think we'd ever get the last few seasons of GOT review

The main thing I hate about season 6 and honestly the 7 &8 as well is that Jon’s death is supposed to be this huge moment for his character that changes who he is. And he comes back like nothing happened and acts no different from before. Actually I take that back, he’s dumber than before. He’s not supposed to be dumb, part of his arc in book 5 is learning that being honorable can be a bad thing in this world. That story culminates with his death at the hands of his own brothers. George has talked about how cheap it is for people to just come back from the dead like it’s nothing. If Jon is gonna come back he should be fundamentally changed and less honorable than he was before. In the show he just comes back and is Ned Stark 2.0.

Excellent point about the 3 eyed raven not being cold and non human before, why is Bran?

I think people forget that Season 6 set up some really amazing plot points such as Bran being able to alter time, it's just bc they abandoned these ideas that people look back on S6 in a different lens. But in the moment for what it was S6 was great

I discovered this channel last week and I’ve been going down the GOT playlist everyday since. Those videos are dated 4 years ago 😭 so I’m surprised and excited to see a new upload. I’m on season 5 right now. I’ve rewatched this show an embarrassing amount of times.

I do feel bad for Isaac Hempstead Wright as he was clearly not given any direction other than to be stoic. The writing didn't help him either since it was clear they didn't know what to do with him until the big "twist" at the end.

Thank god, I thought I was crazy and I dreamed y’all posted this.

I’m so glad the revisited series is back, I’ve been rewatching your season 1-5 revisited over and over.

Madds Mikkleson should have been cast as Euron Greyjoy.

Bran forced the timetable when he got marked by the night king. The three eyed raven was drip feeding him and making him take frequent breaks. Until there wasn't any time left and he had to dump the entire info packet. Not enough disk space kinda shit

I would still love a book revisited. Having finally caught up with them and knowing the broader strokes of the ending, would love to hear your thoughts and speculation on WoW and aDoS

Yooooo that Sansa intro takes me back!

My dad looks so much like Jonathan Price it's scary. We all went to Cedar Point in the summer of 2016 and some guy legit came up and asked if he could take a picture with him. My dad was like "sure, but why do you want to take a picture with me?" In his southern ontario (Canada) accent and the guy said, "because you're the high sparrow" then realized he wasn't Jonathan Price. But now because of that we all call him the high sparrow so now he is the high sparrow.

The reaction to Jon's resurrection really bothers me. I mean, no one really is in awe of Jon, no legend is born from that event. In season 8, Thormund recollects Jon riding a dragon but not fucking coming back from the dead. This is the event that should rally the North around Jon, because now he has become greater than life. Kind of like how in earlier seasons the common people were asking if it really was true that Robb could transform into a wolf.

I love season 6 for going back and doing Jaime’s river lands arc and giving us that awesome golden hand pimp slap

Boys is it Christmas? This really happening? I’ve rewatched your revisited videos a disgusting amount of times always wishing you’d do seasons 6 and 7. It’s finally time let’s gooooo

So on point about the River’s 3 Eyed Raven. He wasn’t robotic at all. I’m still pissed for Meera, Bran died in that cave BUT they should have done better.

Our prayers have become true; I’d watched the “revisited” more than the actual show. Amazing conversations, and fun times.

They really dumbed down the show after a while. Re-watch S1E1, and NOTHING is outright explained, they did such a good job of providing information naturally. And the very first scene, there are no words spoken for a long time before the 3 nightswatchmen discuss the situation North of the wall. Those types of scenes went away in later seasons... 🤷‍♂️ I still love this series, but season 1 was so good

I'm so glad you guys came back to this series to finish it out! I'm pumped for the next episodes

season 6 is a masterpiece in comparison to season 7 & 8

Messed up thing about the beef between Jon and Alliser is that if Alliser knew who Jon really was, he'd probably be on his hands and knees asking for forgiveness. And Bran being shocked that Ned defeated Arthur Dayne with Howland's help was a bad choice. Ned always acknowledged that Howland is the reason why he survived. They botched Arthur's sword, Dawn too. Dawn is supposed to be one of the greatest swords of all time.

That Shireen edit absolutely killed me

On rewatching these myself I loved John's story but I'm still sad knowing the wasted opportunity for his bloodline reveal

Been waiting for this one. I started watching you guys around this season.

Bran is kinda like Wikipedia, no jokes, no emotions, just dry facts

Not to defend DandDs writing, but I think what they were going for with Bran was the "kill the boy and let the man be born" thing they kept saying in season 5 to Jon. It serves as a counter point to Jon's literal death and rebirth. To elaborate: Blood Raven knew he was running out of time before the long night so he forced the teenaged bran (even younger in the books) to come to the far north to be trained as the new Raven (he'd allegedly tried, and failed, this many times before with other people but this is speculation.) Hered the problem with that: when Blood Raven came to the night's watch he was a whole as adult, he had lived a full life. Served as Hand of the king, put down multiple rebellions, staged countless executions and lead an army as well as the nights watch, etc etc. He was mature enough and willful enough to keep his personality through the transformation into an omnicient and powerful being. (Incidentally even as a man Blood Raven was always trying to force destiny and manipulate everyone and everything around him using his powers) Oppose this experience with Bran, again just a boy, who doesn't really know who he is yet and Blood Raven forced him into a role far faster and sooner than was meant. Out of necessity maybe but still. Bran couldn't remain himself after that and it broke him into the emotionless husk we got for 3 more seasons. Makes sense in the story? Sure. Fun to watch over and over? Absolutely not. Terribly boring character. Unfortunately instead of committing to the decision DandD decided to just not use him as much toward the end as they sensed the fan boredom.

So glad you’re doing this!

This is great timing! I just got to season 6 on my rewatch!

Wow perfect timing considering I literally finished rewatching all the revisited videos yesterday

I’ve been waiting for this moment for so long

Season 6 is the season I think I revisit the most. Such high highs

Davos was the only one that did not became a "stiff" character and truly the best actor who kept his role fairly consistent

LETS GOOOOOO, gassed this series is back, the season 6 onwards recaps weren't enough

The guy you are talking about as “the random guy” that gets killed by Clegane, that is one of Qyburns kids father. You can hear them talking about it during the episode. Obviously it’s the kid he’s talking about he can’t find his father

Glad to see you back at thrones, Aaron.

Finally!🙌 it’s able to stay up!

Great review. To bad nash hasn’t watched yet. He’s the most intelligent person at nerd soup and could have provided really valuable insight that went over beau and Aaron’s head

nooo waaaayyyy is this coming back! recently started watching got for the 2nd time and i watch this series after each episode!

LMFAOOOO THE ENDING TO THIS PODCAST OMG Nerd Soup is so underrated

Ramsey was always goofy, Whenever he is on screen, I can't unsee him wiggling that sausage 😵‍💫

Shireens scream at 40 minutes LMFAO

I've been cucked twice by HBO cause the last 2 videos you've uploaded I've got a notification for and they both were taken down by the time I go to watch it :(

Season 6 left us so hopeful at the time

Lol “Who Shot JR” Reference is classic gold

Finally someones doing a re watch

A man starts season 7… a man sends his best regards to the Queen..

I think season 6 review is when my soup journey started. It's nice to come full circle

Did I just hear the Ice Cream truck in the background? Lmao!

aaron using up his english bundles by the end of this video is so funny

Aye mane y’all pulled a fast one on us yesterday.

Please, revive this series lads

This video. I like it. Another!

I dont think Jon will be in TWOW much, if as all. The climax will probably have something to do with him coming back and taking command of the North. Dany will probably have landed by then and established some sort of relation with Aegon. And then we have the Stannis and Euron situations. A lot to think about.

I miss the Sansa good soup 😂😂

In my opinion, Season 6 was great, but planted just about all the seeds for the failures of Seasons 7 and 8

Lol your intros are awesome

This a pleasant surprise

It feels like the show doesn’t show how the murder affects jon opposed to the books that if he comes back I assume Gerogre will change his POV name or not have a POV and will act differently.

Bring it back, guys.

How come you guys didn't do a season 6 episode 4 review initially. Or at least I cant find it and it's not on the KZfaq playlist.

One of my favourite moments from these episodes is when Alliser Thorne says "For thousands of years, the Night's Watch has held Caste Black against the wildlings." and Tormund replies with "Until you." In killing Jon, he caused the exact thing he was trying to prevent (although I don't know what he was thinking, he knew there were thousands of wildings & a giant south of castle black, all of which owed their lives to Jon).

39:57 Oscar worthy editing

"I remember being very confused by that one.................. sexually" thanks for the clarification aaron

Holy shit thought we would never see the day

an issue I always had with the later seasons was the color and lighting. I get that as summer ends and the threat of the long night becomes more serious that the show needs to become visually darker, but it just felt dull at times. Even in kings landing and in essos, everything felt so visually bland

When’s this continuing guys I’m desperate

I don't remember but was season 6 the dark season? I thought my phone was acting up because all the clips are just a black screen 🤣

Arya Stark's strong will is causing Nymera to go beserk in the Kingswood. Rolling deep with 100+ wolf's...she is a wart too

Crap. I remembering Hodor. I'm tearing up at work. What the crap!

Did this get pulled and reposted? I swear I started this yesterday and then lost it.

Re-watched this episode yesterday One question what happened to the hounds when Brienne came to save Sansa... they just disappeared lol

Looking forward to the house of the dragon revisited.

If you didn't see the OG review vids, do yourself a favor and scroll to the bottom of the "Videos" tab and watch. They are hilarious! One of the best tangents ever was in episode 4 review (I think) where they went on for five minutes about character personalities and types of cereals. Aaron said Stannis was a bowl of Captain Crunch without milk, so he just cuts the roof of your mouth. But Robb, sweet Robb, was a bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch with milk, goes down smooth and satisfies all. I knew that episode this was the channel to watch. Having fun, talking about the lore/show/books, but still just being off beat. 100/10, would recommend!

Did you delete your Succession reviews!?

Ramsey's portrayal hugely soured for me too on any re-watch.

It’s been 8months and they are NOT BACK😭😭

Hopefully no copyright this time

I wanted Bran to takeover the Night Kings dragon and he can do that bc he IS the Night King...

This is some leftover soup right here. Did Nash fight Teddy yet?

I actually really enjoyed season 6 there was enough of the books stories left where it didn't suffer to much then 7 and 8 become action fantasy show. Winds of winter is 1 of my favorite episodes in the whole series something good actually happens to Jon u get his parentage revealed and he becomes king in the north. I remember watching it the first time and I was so happy puts it up there with joffery dying

personally-i think azor ahai was not one individual, but all of the stark children, with each fufilling the different parts of the prophecy and descriptions.

You call out the Dornish Master Plan and don't name drop Preston? Shameless

Varys can indeed do it on a rainy night in stoke

The only thing I'd say to defend the decision to remove Bran from season 5, is that between books 4 and 5, Bran only has three chapters, with the early part of his training being largely skipped over. So, even George himself has spent little time with Bran beyond the wall.

I had thought they tried to say - when Bran downloaded everything at once at the tree it overwhelmed his brain. That caused his flatline. Still think it was a bad choice.

That’s some good soup

Sam and Gilly’s cruise to Oldtown = Pennsylvania Dutch Country serious relationship weekend place.

[INSERT JONAH HILL SPAZZING OUT MEME]

Why no more season 6 revisited??

The thing with Melisandra not having her necklace on in season 3 is that even if she used glam to disguise herself, in season 8 she shriveled up and died because she took it off for what, a minute lol? Makes zero sense unless she was hiding it under the glam magic, which id call BS tbh.

This dude just deadass said “I think Tyrion had a strong season 8.” Are you fucking kidding, bro?

You wonder if Arya will do anything significant with her powers? Kill the entire fray house using her faceless man powers. Killing the fucking night king saving the entire world thanks to her silent assassin faceless man powers. Do you need anything more substantial than that? They essentially made her the most influential character doing something Danayerous and John and their dragons could not. Killing the night king

to protect lyanna from her loving brother while elia and their two children had no one...