oh boy do i have news for you

I came from the future, if you think this is bad believe me, it gets a lot worse.

*talks about fine plot armor* "The Long Night": Allow me to introduce myself...

Haha... I clicked this video thinking you were discussing S08E3!

The only one who haven't failed us is Ramin Djawadi

S7 episode 6: Gendry runs three hundred miles in one day, raven flies to Dany in who knows how long (previous seasons said ravens take weeks), and then Dany (who's unfamiliar with Westeros and the Land Beyond the Wall) manages to find the A-Team without some sort of GPS. S7 episode: Littlefinger: "It's not easy for ravens to fly in these storms [winter]."

The plot of Season 7 should have been stretched over 2 seasons. It would have avoided SO many plot holes.

Uncle Ben: saves Bran + another person and rides to safety. Also Uncle Ben: can't get on a horse with John Snow because . . . reasons

I’m Gendry Waters and I’m the fastest man alive.

I love how the moment a main character is in danger, the wights conveniently forget they have WEAPONS and just start dragging the protagonists around.

You think that was bad? watch Episode 3 Lol. This will look like a master piece.

Gendrys been rowing for 4 seasons. He has a sense of direction

The Hound throwing the second rock that stops short and skids to the feet of the wights was lifted straight out of Ice Age. Hear me out: In Ice Age, Sid runs from two rhinos he pissed off and bumps into Manny, hoping for protection. Manny tells them, if they make it across that sinkhole between them they get the sloth. Sid does the dumb thing by throwing a rock that stops short and rolls up to their feet, calling the bluff. That's pretty bad when Game of Thrones borrows from an Ice Age movie, even if it was the good one.

Gendry did beat Jon Snow in the 440 back in their high school days, and in fact still hold their school record in the mile, so don't be so quick to doubt Jon Snow's quick knowledge and assessment of running prowess of his rag tag clan of mismatch heroes (despite knowing nothing).

The worst thing was the fact they went on a suicide mission to capture a wight. Like seriously, what are the odds you're gonna go confront the army of the dead, capture one, and get back with it.

How about when Davos says that Gendry can handle himself in a fight based solely on Gendry hitting two unaware guys with a giant hammer.

Everything really stopped mattering is the big issue here. Remember when Drogo died because of a small cut?? Those type of things used to matter because thats how the Game of Thrones world was built, it was much like ours with elements of magic involved of course. Now Jon is literally the poster boy for your fairy tale hero with infinite plot armor, no character was ever that important in the books. It just seems like they're trying to rush everything to the end point disregarding character personalities, passage of time and pacing in general. When thats what George puts the most focus on in his original story. It'll all be over next season anyways so I guess the legacy wasn't damaged too much. But it is a shame to end on such a low note.

The episode where Littlefinger died was by far my least favorite scene. Cheesy, cliche, and just dumb...

"Gendry, you're the fastest of all of us!" Spent three or four seasons on a boat just to reach wherever he was going from Dragonstone

Gendry is the Usain Bolt of Westeros.

Don't even get me started on the butchery of the whites abilities. Every time they appear they work differently. First they were undying monsters who had to be burn or hacked into small pieces to stop them. Then at hardhome they were incredibly fast but could be taken out by a single arrow to the head. Then at the hold the door scene they literally run along the roof like they are the alien from Aliens. In this episode apparently they explode after the Other is killed and for some unexplainable reason they can't survive underwater. Their abilities are just what the plot needs or what looks cool at the time.

I don’t know why they didn’t have Bran see that Jon was in danger and have him send Dany a raven. That would have be more believable than Gendry’s marathon run. Surprised noone’s ears and noses didn’t fall off due to the exposure to the cold. Jon by the miracle of plot armour is still alive. Don’t get me started on the knee bending scenario. Pissing all over Mance’s character just to justify Jon bending the knee was horrible! In the end Jon had no reason to bend the knee because Dany said she would help him. However he bent the knee anyway! Grrr! It was an episode that defied logic and made most of the characters look like idiots.

I come from the future and unfortunately S8E3 surpassed it in being the worst episode.

The worst GOT episode is Season 7 episode 6. Season 8 episode 3 : Hold my beer

Season 6 episode 8 was also really bad imo. The whole Arya surviving multiple stab wounds and the horrible faceless plot which led nowhere was really bad. However s7 e6 was indeed worse overall

One of the worst things was Tormund saying Mance didn’t bend the knee for his own honour/pride, which really annoyed me because in a previous season Mance specifically says that the reason he doesn’t bend the knee was not for himself but his people, if he bent the knee the wildlings would not have followed him and they would have scattered and died, to have tormund disrespect him like that was insulting just cause they couldn’t find a smarter way to convince Jon to bend the knee.

Its rediculous how the main characters are fucking invinsible against whight walkers, in the novel the whights are powerful enough to rip the guts out from a horse but when 20 30 wights are on a main character there are no scratches.

All of this could have been avoided if they had just stretched the season out to ten episodes and put it into multiple episodes.

It can't be THAT cold in the North since they don't need hats. 😁

I'm not sure why they didn't just have Danny look into the fire at Dragonstone and see Jon in trouble and then fly off to save him. This concept was already established at the beginning of the season with the Hound. No need to have Gendry run a marathon. She could have shown up as soon as Jon and co were surrounded.

"visually spectacular but fails in every other aspect" is the best summary of what GOT became I've ever heard. It's almost painful to watch :')

it was just too fast, entire journey below the wall should be in 4 episodes... just like in good old times in season 1-4 not too fast.

The group's plot armor might be strong but Dany's plot armor is invincible.

why didn't they just take the first red shirt who got killed by that bear and just wait for him to turn into a wight? and if people can't turn into undead unless they are killed by *human* undead, then why did they bother to burn the body? and why didn't they just run away with Gendry and the captured undead? and how did Gendry manage to get to Eastwatch, send a message to Daenerys, and how did Daenerys manage to come help, all that before Jon and the rest were attacked?

Hope this guy will never see episode 8x03, he could be very pissed off.

A lot of your points are explainable by a simple fact: D&D have clearly never lived in an area gets really cold. Even without imagination, you´d just have to ask yourself: What do people on the South Pole, in Sibiria Skandinavia or the South of South America do? How are they dressed? How do they get around. The first sign to me that that episode was complete bogus (how do you spell that??) was the fast that everyone was wearing a pelt and gloves, but nobody was wearing a hat to protect their ears and head. When a beard freezes, guess what: So do your ears...

Game of Thrones has devolved into medieval The Walking Dead.

worst episode of GoT honorably mention: When Barristan Selmy gets off-ed in a side ally for now other reason than the actor calling out D&D as idiots.

"The Worst Episode in Game of Thrones History" Season 8 episode 3: hold my beer

in S8E3 they didnt have plot armor, they had plot tanks.

My only complaint is that you didn't invite me on to destroy this episode with you. Other than that, this is perfect. I started laughing as soon as I saw the title... dyin.

Visually spectacular should be taken for granted at this point! If it wasnt, it wouldnt have lasted 7seasons in this day/age. For as bad as it was, I have ONE change that would make this mess go from the worst ep to minimally inconsistent (if i could only make 1 change that is...). Imagine if Bran WARGED Tyrion...or a crow on dragostone to warn Dany. That whole 'fastest man/raven & dragon in westeros' thing goes away, and Dany &Tyrion get a glimpse at Bran's power! I totally agree about this ep... They thought they had a brilliant outline and kept breaking the story to make it all happen!

I'd argue The Long Night is the worst episode BY FAR. Mainly because of 7 seasons of built-up to deliver such a RUSHED, nonsensical, contrived and anticlimatic conclusion.

"Never before has there been such a clusterfuck of an episode." The Long Night: Hold my beer

Would've made for a great story if Gendry got lost

Good stuff. But you missed the single most glaringly stupid and simple thing wrong about this episode: 10 men journey into the coldest place in the world, but no one wears a hat. It amazes me that after thousands of years of service, somehow, the Night's Watch still hasn't developed the technology of covering one's head.

season 7 IS A JOKE..

This is the worst episode ever.... Wait for season 8 buddy, wait for season 8.

Let it out, man. Let it out.

"...but whatever." Pretty much the show writers' mantra now.

Never did you know this "Worst Episode" title would go to S8E3

Update this, there is a new one

This episode was embarrassing honestly. You would think that with such little time left they would be trying to cram as much as they could into each episode. But it was as if they had no story to tell so they just made this whole bulkshit plot up.

It all went downhill after season 4

"It's visually spectacular but fails in just about every other aspect" - this is an accurate depiction of most modern movies and TV shows, and unfortunately all of the later seasons of GOT.

Season 8 episode 3 "you want a crap episode, hold my beer and watch this"

PLEASE make a series out of this! Worst GoT moments ever. I'm loving this.

The funniest thing ever is not how bad this episode was but how people online try to make all kinds of dumb excuses for it. LOL! Keep up the good work Brah, you are my favourite GoT channel on KZfaq. Imagine watching season 1 with it's quality in the acting, dialog, characters and plot, then fast forward to this. SMH

Season 8 said hold my beer.

The battle at winterfel is the new worst episode

I’d say that the whole of season 7 was kinda bad for these reasons. 1. Nobody really dies who matters. 2. The world was too small, let me explain, everything was linked together in a lazy fashion, like how it was Sams dad and brother who got burnt or it was Sam who cured Ser Jorah etc. 3. Fan appeasement, Jon got with Daenerys and all the popular characters even Jaime Lannister were on the same side, this has became a fight of good and evil whilst one of the appeals of GOT as always been you support characters as opposed to factions as there are no good guys. 4. Rushed story telling, there was no character development it was all let’s do this and kept jumping to locations. 5. Finally some bits didn’t make much sense. The iron islands can suddenly muster the biggest fleet the world has ever seen like that just because the king said he wanted everyone to make ships, if that were possible why didn’t any previous kings do that before. It also annoyed me how such a colossal crown debt was supposedly easily paid off with the wealth of House Tyrell.

I miss George.

Wait for the 3d of season 8. You saw nothing

This is no longer the worst s8e3 takes the crown now.

The part at the beginning where you showed visual differences for locations from earlier seasons to later ones was actually really interesting. Do you have a gallery of anymore like that?

There's been some bad writing since season 5! What gets me is in S 7 e 7 is how Sansa accuse's Littlefinger on pushing her aunt Lysa out the moon door, while not explaining to Yohn Royce on why she lied to him about how Lysa threw herself out the moon door! I really don't want to hear how Three-eyed raven Bran, called his own meeting and told Yohn Royce and everyone else, everything! That would be the biggest BS Dan & Dave could put out if they would ever try to explain that plot-hole! Accused and executed without a fair trial! How does that happen at Winterfell? Although Littlefinger was a snake, where is the fair trial? I love GoT but, It seems that D&D and the writers just started concentrating on shock value rather than story telling since they exceeded the books! A real plot-hole cluster-F**k, I call it!

you are completly right. This show becomes very sloppy. I doesn't make sens anymore, and it's become dull and stupid.

Oh boy, do I have news for you...

The O N L Y possible explanation I can think of is that if Daenerys is unharmed by fire, Jon Snow is unharmed by ice.

The night king rested his pale hand on the surface of the water. A disc of blue ice grew around his cold touch until the hole in the lake was once again solid, and for a time the only sound was the whispering of snow dust blowing over smooth ice.. The king of the dead's hand suddenly tensed. His fingers dug into the ice as his hand became a strangling claw. The ice trembled as jets of steam and air began exploding through the surface. The frozen hole in the lake shattered like glass, the water below churning and spitting and from it came a leathery wing as big as a ships sail, razor sharp talons drove into the ice around the hole. The head of the beast crested the water, Shades of blue and white swirled and danced in its eyes like the northern lights themselves were imprisoned. It opened its jaws wide and let loose a bolt of blue flame mixed with shadow that vaporized twenty wights. It slowly dragged itself onto the ice, then rose on its hind legs letting loose a scream that was fear, death, sorrow, and rage. The night king walked calmly toward the beast. It roared, spit flame and lashed its tail with razor sharp teeth bared, then lowered itself to the ground and offered a tattered wing. For in death there is but one master, and even dragons must kneel.

How to fix the suicide mission beyond the wall * The wights are slowly building a giant ramp in front of the wall for the entire duration of the season. This shows that they do have some sort of plan to get passed and aren't relying on a conveniant dragon being given to them. * The mission beyond the wall is to rescue Bran, not to capture a wight. Benjen stays with Bran and Meera north of the wall. * This mission is motivated by having Sam research the 3-Eyed Raven in the citadel and discovering his critical importance to the war, instead of him researching dragonglass on Dragonstone. Sam then accompanies Jorah to Dragonstone and relays this information to Jon. * Jorah doesn't get healed despite Sam's best efforts in delaying the inevitable; the reason he's going to Dragonstone is to say goodbye to Daenarys and warn her about the White Walkers (that he learned about from Sam). Daenarys incinerates him to give him a quick death. This is the reason Daenarys believes in the White Walkers: not the cave paintings. * Bran sends Jon confusing visions telling him where he is hidden north of the wall. The visions only make sense once Sam arrives to explain the 3-eyed raven. This is what motivates Jon going himself instead of doing the sensible thing and sending less valuable people on this suicide mission. * The peace deal happens at this point - before the suicide mission. The wight is completely unnecessary and is therefore not present. During the talks, Jon agrees to bend the knee to Daenarys in exchange for her helping him against the White Walkers. Cersei acts exactly like in the show: she agrees to the deal but secretely plans on betraying them * Daenarys accompanies the party to the wall to avoid teleportation issues (and because she's already agreed to help Jon at this point). Gendry does not participate at all because it doesn't make sense for a blacksmith from king's landing to be on this mission. * They use sledge-dogs to go faster; and Ghost gets to pull a sledge (not forgotten). After a wight ambush, the sledge dogs carrying Bran and Meera are the only ones to survive, while everyone else's die. Bran and Meera's sledge gets back to the wall, while everyone else has to run and ends up getting trapped on the lake. This explains why everyone didn't just run back to the wall like Gendry. (* Optional: instead of lucking out into the ice breaking, the team deliberately break the ice themselves. This gives a moment to show one character (Beric maybe?) as intelligent for thinking up this solution. ) * The start of the battle coincides with the arrival of the White Walkers who freeze the lake. * Tormund and Benjen die while fighting, in addition to Thoros's earlier death from wounds. You can even keep Benjen saving Jon from the water if you want to give him a heroic death. * Vyserion charges right for the Night King before he gets shot down. * Jon falls into the ice because of a slip , not brash stupidity. Then Raegal will carry him back instead of Benjen's horse, because a horse can't realistically escape being surrounded by wights. (also have Jon petting Raegal on dragonstone instead of petting Drogon to set this up)

Hey bud. You thought this episode is bad? The one that just aired makes this look good.

do you know that's more annoying than this plot holes? They could avoid all of that, literally all of that. let me explain: it's simple, just put the dead body on the other side of the wall and wait, just frikin wait, it will turn into zombie in 24hours and you can catch him easly after that. it's so obvious. don't know why everyone else didn't thought about it all this time

Ho ho ho you think this episode was bad? You just wait for the last 6. I think we are gonna see failure of epic proportions

Well, I'll be waiting for a new video with this title after the absolute shitshow they presented us last night

And then Season 8's Episode 3 came and nothing was the same...

The defense that infuriates me the most about season 7, outside of the whole "It's a fantasy show its not meant to be realistic" is that the "Well everything else is still great." Yeah of course the direction, costumes, sets, special effects, and music are all still great; by this point in time the production crew know what they're doing. But none of that matters when it is all serving incredibly, inconsistent sub-pair story writing that is drastically under the standard set by the books and even the earlier seasons of the show. In fact its all the more tragic that such hard work had to go to waste. Overall, to me it seems that D&D just want to finish this show and move on to whatever next project they got lined up. It;s not season 7, its the prologue to season 8. The main priority of this season wasn't to advance the story in a way that felt organic, but to setup the white walker war and to kill off all the remaining subplots. Yeah D&D sacrificed everything that made Game of Thrones unique and special just to make another Lord of the Rings "We all gotta team up together to stop the ultimate evil before having our happy ending" . And while I do love Lord of the Rings, George RR martin was right when he said that while Tolkien is a great writer he created formulas and templates that essentially broke the fantasy genre since all authors did was recreate that conflict over and over again for decades. The only remaining trace of the old Game of Thrones is Cersei, and honestly while I cannot stand her; I want her to win the Iron Throne now because she really is the only one who deserves it.

To me, the absolute worst thing about that entire battle, was the reason behind it. They needed a wight to show Cersei. Because seeing a wight will convince Cersei to help them. They don't particularly *need* her help... Dany could just conquer KL... but they decide they need her help. And capturing a wight will convince Cersei to help them. According to Tyrion. Who REALLY SHOULD KNOW BETTER. Since when does Tyrion trust Cersei, at all? Since when does Cersei trust Tyrion? Since when does Tyrion have any desire to help Cersei with anything? Why? And then Jon, who'd been at Hardhome, just went along with the idea of taking a small band of people to go capture a wight. When he knows, firsthand, that by far, the most likely outcome is that everyone in the band will die and it will all be for nothing. But apparently he knows he has plot armor.

I think we have a contender for worst episode now...

This episode has nothing on S8E3, you must be so pissed now lol... like all of us :(

LOL, it's funny that you mention that time doesn't seem to matter any more because I whole heartedly agree. Season 7 was the shortest season by a few episodes, but it seemed like more happened and more time passed than the first 6 seasons combined, lol. The little merry band and their mission beyond the wall is definitely one of the most rushed, and as a result worst parts in the entire show, but I always thought episode 4 was ridiculous. The way Jaime got from Kings Landing to Casterly rock, then assembled the Lannister forces and then marched all the way to Highgarden, destroyed the Tyrell forces and was able to get all the gold and grain from the reach back to Kings Landing is some of the biggest bullshit in the whole show, lol. He supposedly did all of it within a fortnight, (which is I believe around 2 weeks give it take), because that's how long Cersei told the representative from the iron bank it would take for her to get their gold. I don't know if anyone has seen a map of Westeros, but the distance Jaime had to travel from K.L. to Casterly Rock, then to High garden, and then back to K.L. is fucking ridiculous if we are to believe he did it in 2 weeks. It would be a super human feat if he made it all the way from K.L. to C.R. to H.G. and back to K.L. If he were by himself and riding his horse as fast as the horse could go, and even then the horse would most likely die of exhaustion. But Jaime didn't just ride to each place and like touch the wall and move on, lol. He got to C.R., assembled his massive army, which has lots of infantry who has to march, plus they have to have a supply train to carry food and water and gear, and then they would have to set up and tear down a massive camp everyday, lol. When a massive army is on the march they move at a fucking snails pace compared to a single man riding a horse. Then when they finally reached High garden they had to have taken the whole castle with lightning speed because their ridiculous time limit does not have time for any kind of a seige. So let's give them the best case scenario; they were able to beat the Tyrell forces and then gather up all of the gold and grains in a single day and night, they still have the long march back to Kings Landing. After defeating the Tyrell forces things didn't get easier, lol. Now besides just a supply train of the armies provisions they also now have a shitload of more wagons of gold and grain to haul along for the long march back to K.L. For an average midevil army all of that would have taken Months, if not over a fucking year, lol. An army the size of the Lannisters after leaving Casterly rock would cover about 15 to 20, maybe 25 miles a day, and that is in completely ideal conditions, meaning the weather is not too hot or too cold, and there are no hiccups along the way, no soldiers getting sick, or fighting, or horses dying, just a well oiled marching machine. So for the show to present all of that happening in a single episode, within a 2 week deadline is just fucking ridiculous, lol.

You forgot to mention that the dragons could have barbecued the night king and Westeros would have been saved right then and there.

Maybe Jon's immune to ice like Dany is fire. I mean, I have no other explanation. That's all I got.

S7E6: I'm the worst episode ever. S8E3: Hold my beer S8E5: Hold my dragonfire Expectations subverted. You're welcome. -D&D

All of season 7 was a disaster. I agree with Dragon Demands that Benioff and Weiss know what Martin's ending is and rejected it. But they are far too lazy to create their own. They're just doing whatever they read off of reddit.

All of S7 was written backwards in a way to give the NK a dragon so he can start his invasion. That's why Danny's team had to do horribly in the War. Cersei is ridiculously powered up. So they can arrive at an armistice and then Jon goes to catch a sample wight, Dany follows him and gives NK a dragon. Just imagine if there was horn of the Winter in the show like the books. Dany's invasion and the politics would make sense and everything would be different.

This video needs to be updated

Update: However, I think the Night King wanted it to be a White Walker not just a simple member of his army. They didn't have to get the dragon out of the water. The Night King just had to raise his arms as he did before and it would have jumped out of it. It would have looked awesome.

Had GRRM wrote this I'm sure at the very least Jon would have lost both legs to frostbite.

I reckon they're trying to show that some characters are secret olympians, eg. Ramsey with archery, Night king with his javelin. I reckon Benjen might have just been ready for death, if I knew I was stuck beyond the wall being a half dead person I'm be pretty emo too

After last night episode this Video needs to be renamed "Second Worst Episode ... in History". (talking about s8e03)

I remember this episode as the first time in watching Game of Thrones that I stopped in the middle to get back to it later, simply because I got BORED. I used to wish that GOT episodes would never end...

Yes YES!! To everything you said! The episode was the equivalent of a transformers movie

1:41 - that zombie polar bear looked like something straight out of LOST!

Sorry. But an even worse episode has been discovered. The title goes to S8E3

So, out of the team of Wildlings, who spend their entire lives walking and running across frozen wastes, and Watchmen, whose job is to do more or less the same, a BLACKSMITH, who spends his whole days standing in one place, is the fastest runner. It would've been less stupid if he was an errand boy.

The show runners should have waited for the books to end

Worst. Episode. Ever. I was hoping the leak was untrue. Hope against hope.

Season 8 Episode 5 was like : „ i will destroy the entire show with unlogical bullshit“

When you thought they couldn't make worse episode than S08E3 and then you watch the fifth episode...