All these scenes were great, but I couldn't leave out Arya practicing the sword with Brienne in season eight!

Arya killing the Night King should've got an honorable mention.

The top 3 should be: -Purple wedding -Tyrion's trial -Littlefinger's death (I'm not picky about the order) Should have been added: 1. Dany saves Jon and the crew from the white walkers 2. Birth of the dragons

@Daniel Jaramillo red wedding isn't satisfying it was a great episode

@@chrisfisher3445 That was actually in S7

Courageous too.Jamie still could have had some time to get 'inventive' with his sword before she succumbed to the libation ?

Jaimie making sure Olenna was given a fast painless poison and knowing his sister will never, if she finds out, forgive him for letting her son’s killer off so easily.

She was the ultimate badass.

I agree. That was a badass moment!! Proof that the Queen of Thorns was a true Gangsta!!

That was petty.. but i would do the same

He killed that part! Such a great actor

I agree the list is too short

Bitchslapping Joffrey is the best

The slap 😂😂😂

Agreed, more like top 100 scenes. 20 does not do the cast justice.

That was bad ass! That was when she became my favorite character.

@WILLIAM THOMAS hmm a bit sexually objectified though.

That is when the show showed it's biggest potential so heck yeah it was a big deal👏👏

@@jonathanjoseph7674 Yeah though she complained about being naked in show.

@@josh72456 and never was again.

Seriously GoT Dumb & Dumber were the worst producers/writers on the planet.

I have still not recovered from them making jaime go back to cersei

@@therealwelfin Same!!!

@@therealwelfin left my girl Brienne of Tarth like a cheap one night stand. All that growth for nothing 🤦🏾‍♀️

I believe Arya killed the Night king

i think if Oberyn killed the Mountain, that scene would've been way more appreciated

@@spdutahraptor777 actually he did kill the mountain, the poison killed the mountain tho he took Oberyn with him.. The mountain we see later is a mindless zombie

@@SM-hr8fh true...but at the same time, nobody cared about that detail .if any, all it did was develop kyburn's character

My favorite part is when oberyn says how he told cersei "that's not a monster, that's just a baby". Just the look from tyrion, finally someone other than jaime who doesn't treat him different for his looks.

My ABSOLUTE favorite!!!

Satusfying moment 🤣🤣

*Satisfying

YES

agreed, a moving scene, especially after so long and so much tragedy.

I cried I'm not gonna lie. The music alone for that scene was epic.

I know the dragon was supposed to be the star of that scene, but for me, finally watching the Dothraki army fighting a Westerosi army was the best part

I loved Drogon in the penultimate episode of season 8 he destroyed King’s Landing all by himself seeing that his fire was so powerful it had an explosive effect on the stone walls, buildings and the Red Keep. When you see both armies just standing outside the city walls facing each other in a stand off and then you hear what sounds like explosions then the city gates, towers and walls just explode all on the Red Army like a bomb or load of dynamite had just gone off all by the force of Drogon’s fire was awesome, allowing Jon to lead Daenerys’s army to storm the city

Plus the music score as he rolls in out of the clouds above the Dothraki .. immediate goosebumps every time

Loooove that scene ❤❤

i would have added Arya besting Brienne in the training yard to this list for that reason

@@tashyar5569 That was lame. Arya should had died at least three times at a minimum, it only took a backhand from Sandor to put her on her ass.

@@tashyar5569 what about her killing the night king?

Agreed!!!

@@jakealter5504 worst part of the show

If not the only best part 😂

Not a high bar to clear 😐

Pod's song was ok.

The Clegene Bowl was dope too

Dumb scene

I was thinking “why is Arya on trial?” They certainly weren’t getting along but then … Arya wasn’t on trial

good grief. worst part of the whole show. Baelish and Varys IQ's dropped 100+ points last 2 season. total fan service, barf.

@@Lou-jl4ov Amen Brother. This show actually turned out to be a pretty good measure of the intelligence of those watching. Each time I saw those videos of groups of people squealing with delight at some of the most absurd moments of Season 7 and 8, I felt a little more worried about society.

Yeeeeees

agreed!! but the real life kit married her so they did..

Was the BotB even mentioned in this list? I know they mentioned Jon beating up Ramsay at the end, but that whole battle should be on here if it isn’t.

Knowing what she did after really sours that moment.

Ew

I actually cried during that scene

Yes!!

Also you gotta respect her, she is the only player of the game who managed to kill almost all of her enemies and even got to die on her own terms

Just like Michael Corleone!!!

_"Tell them the North remembers. Tell them winter came for House Frey"_

Decimation means 'one in ten'.

Yup! That was def satisfying

@@francodimitsy989 so, she didn't track down his daughters, that we know of, fortunately for the Starks, I doubt Walder engendered the same loyalty or fierce independence in his female lineage.

My favourite part that was clean nobody knew what happened

The little wimper he lets out killed me . Yelp

As much as I hate cersei, her blowing up the Sept was much more satisfying, so I agree with the list....

I think the creators forgot it was a satisfying moments and not a satisfying deaths countdown.

Exactly, it's far more satisfying than her blowing up the Tyrells and her uncle

EXACTLY!!! 💕🥰💞

one of my favorites as well.

Kraznys was kinda funny to be honest 😅

When an assassin cut jamie hand for bragging ....it was satisfying

and when she slams the book closed without drying the ink was a perfect metaphor for the writing of the last 3-4 seasons

very moving one, agreed

I only just realised now: that means for the first time Westeros will know the truth about the Mad King

What he says after he does it made me laugh so hard! 😂

I'm pretty sure the dogs thought it was delicious, too. 😂😂😂

It was a huge satisfiction. But a very short one

Seeing Samwell’s dad and older brother get roasted by the dragon 🐉 is a personal favorite of mine, considering 2 episodes earlier they treated Samwell and his girlfriend/wife like crap.

Yep. Too bad Brienne had too much of a southern noble in her to be able to see a Wildling as a legitimate prospect. Tormund would have rocked her world.

I love the idea of brienne and tormund together

He was a lil rough, beneath her for sure.

​@@austenhead5303I think she'd been belittled so much, her entire life, that she just couldn't take his affection as genuine

One of if not the best episode imo

@@damionh7218 it's an average episode, the battle scenes are spectacular yes. But the plot armour and clear lack of any logic in it makes it nearly unwatchable tbh

*The Battle of plot armor

@@BMcfarlane1996 people really have to stop throwing around “unwatchable”

It was very realistic with the bodies piling up, nearly suffocating Jon as he clawed his way out. But, what REALLY made the scene was the Knights of the Vale showing up, kicking ass.

If it had actually been part of her story it would have. Instead it felt like a cheat. Also, with the new information in House of the Dragon, it seems like it shouldn't have been her. While prophecies are often confused and not always true, the visions of House Targaryen seem to actually happen so the one to kill the Night King should have been Jon or Daenerys. Dan and Dave only made it Arya because they didn't want to follow a cliché of it being Jon or Daenerys, especially Jon.

I've totally forgotten what I saw in season 8, except for sir Jorah's death. His story got such a beautiful ending and he deserved that.

Hands down the absolute worst moment in the entire show. The moment where the feeling of "some things are getting a bit contrived and stupid" goes full blown into "they just screwed the entire show", and from that moment everything fell off a cliff of horrible choices and writing.

@@paigeriley4046 I cried so hard! UGH! But agreed, he died in the arms of the person he loved the most, no better way to go actually.

Grandmother? I had such a huge crush on her as a kid when she was in The Avengers with Patrick MacNee. She might have been in her eighties at the end, but she'll aways be Emma Peel from the sixties to me, classy and bad ass.

Dany* Daenerys*

I’ve rewatched game of thrones 3 times😭

I always found that slightly silly. I mean, she went out by dragon and left all her fellows behind.

@@TrulyMadlyShallowly This didn't bother me as much because the Sons of the Harpy wanted her dead so they could take back their country. That meant her people had to both protect themselves and her, since she had no weapon. Removing herself gave Jorah and Daario one less soul to worry about and protect. And Drogon did take out a vast number of the enemy before they left. In the moment, I think Dany was caught up in the surprise return of her biggest dragon and the decision to climb atop him was an impulse and not even one she knew would work or be safe. The last time she saw him, he'd snapped at her and then flew off. Had it been later in the show, when she'd established she could ask the dragons to carry more than just her, she'd have rescued whoever Drogon could have carried. But in the moment? Drogon rescues her, but then she has no control over where he went next. That's how she finds herself in the clutches of the Dothraki khals, though that was satisfyingly shortlived.

Sansa didn't deserve it. She often caused her own problems and she even broke her vow made in front of the gods to not tell anyone who Jon really was. She even wasn't that smart as a deleted scene from season 7 proved that she had actually been falling for Littlefinger's words about Arya until Bran told her. She was lucky with Daenerys not killing her for her attitude as we all know the reason Daenerys didn't was because of her love for Jon, as well as plot armor thicker than even Jon's. She should have died in the crypts as she had no fighting experience. If anything, she was just a less crazy version of Cersei.

Robb being named king of the north was better imo

@@jedimasters1462 She told about Jon on purpose, later claiming the crown of the North ( as Jon Snow was not a 'Stark' by familyname) . Sansa was shocked/surprised as Leanne Mormont, the brave little girl, pledged to Jon as the king of the North before ( or was it after ?) the battle of the bastards . She allways wanted that crown or any other crown . Arya asking her " Shall I call you 'queen' now, sister" (eps7 ?) , she replied, yes you should/do ! Learned it from her master Baelish, manipulating .

@@jedimasters1462 Sansa made no vow or oath.... she made a promise without knowing what she was promising to. A promise is held differently by the gods and in our world the courts; You can go to jail for breaking an oath or vow, the gods can smite you for breaking an oath or vow, because you invoked their names; But, a promise, that's 1000 percent depends on what the secret is. The purpose for the Gods Wood is so the gods can witness what takes place, not necessarily to judge the people in it. You can promise to keep my secret I tell you; but are you held to that when you find out my secret was I killed someone ? Sansa learned the rightful heir to the throne is her brother / cousin, the realm is about to plunge into a major civil war where the realm except for very,very few support Danny. Sansa was right to let Tyrion know there was a better and more legitimate option in Jon. It's call A Game of Thrones and it's more than who sits the throne, it's also about protecting your family, your home, your people and their customs and way of life. You live or you die, there is no middle ground. Sansa would be foolish not to try and get Jon on it : he's the rightful heir, born in Westeros his father is Rhaegar whom to common people loved, his mother is Lyanna Stark whom the north loved, raised by Ned Stark considered a most honorable ( to a fault at times ) man, Jon shown that he can bring many factions together for a cause and on top of that he's family. Sansa did the right thing, just didn't work out, except the Starks survived, those who harmed them and their family are dead.

@@andrecostermans7109 Sansa wasn't shocked or surprised by lady mormont Sansa had a smile on her face. Sansa was joking with Arya.. she says yes and they clearly show Sansa smiling and running to Arya to hug her as she said that. Sansa wanted safety, home and family, not the crown it came to her because Jon and Bran abdicated their position; and while Jon went looking for help and shagging Danny, Sansa was doing the work of a Queen and or the Lady of Winterfell, got the north prepared and ready, made sure there was food for the winter and refuge for the people; she earned the north's respect. She also rid the north of the Boltons the other half of the red wedding participants and removed Littlefinger .

It was difiicult to tell if it was a good scene, because it was so dark you couldn't see anything. By far the most disappointing scene in all of GOT. A really bad scene.

The last season was rushed. What happened isn't so much of an issue with me, it was just way to few shows.

@@DragonWoman67 I mean like you said they rushed and crammed it all into 1 season season 8 :( it’s sad because they set it all up perfectly and they didn’t excecute the end but still awesome show

I’ve literally just finished watching it again I want to re watch again 😂

How was she? It was the first time she had seen them, she should’ve killed the people on her list

No she wasn't. A secret assassin who can disguise herself with faces has nothing to do with the Night King. Jon's entire story from day 1 has been the fight against the dead. He should have killed the Night King.

I have to say, the ending was not satisfying for me.

The Battle of Bastards is the best episode in Game of Thrones ever.

But still I felt bad for olly

But still I felt bad for olly

Cersei's imprisonment was FAR more satisfying a moment for me. I'm shocked that wasn't on here.

True, and I had gotten soooo tired of the whole High Sparrow thing that didn't seem to be going anywhere...glad to see them all gone in one fell swoop, tho I wish Magaery would have gotten out

@@kimberlywilmoth9184 Not as satisfying as mad daeneryss's death , killed by the rightfull heir 😏🤣🤣

that's how the watch mojo do

@@willyreeves319 spell check??? Or is that how you actually talk ? 😆🤔💬

Right??? So many brownie points. And I literally squealed and knocked my pillow off my bed when he and Brien finally finally hooked up after 4 freaking seasons of waiting! And then the show runners freaking ruined it! I’m still salty about it.

But his showing off to his nasty woman got him killed. Let that be a lesson to all men ...

I too preferred Geoffrey death. I remembered yelling at the tv “Die!Die!Die!”.

They were pretty evenly matched, Arya had the advantages of agility and an uncommon fighting style

And Brienne was fighting with half of Ned Stark’s sword Ice

because a lot of people underrate that duel. to me? it was one of the times that Arya showed her true skills as a fighter. not an assassin but a one vs one badass fighter. - you can't use that, milady. it's too small. - I won't cut you. don't worry. - I'll try not to. and, after the duel: - who taught you how to do that? - no one. that's f*cking badass. it's also true. no one taught her that. truth to be told, she wasn't taught that move. by the way, the scariest part of the scene is when she looks at little finger with eyes promising "you are next"

That is pure fantasy that could never happen in reality ...

@@ma3stro681 Which part? That a smaller fighter can beat a larger one? Or that women can't be badass? Or that WatchMojo would include one of the best fight scenes in the entire series?

me too lol

That should definitely be here.

It was truly the most badass moment and that’s why Arya is in Multiversus.

#1 for sure. Such a huge moment that saved the entire realm. Can't believe it wasn't top 3. There were videos of bars erupting like their team had won the Super Bowl reacting to this.

Probably because it was so anticlimactic.

Because it was garbage, out of place, and made no real sense to the story.

Agreed! I should have married Tywinn when I had the chance. SMH

Honestly? I was rooting for Tyrion.

@@Chocobear555 but he got so stupid in the end and was basically team Lannister.

Arya kills the white king and bran becomes king of the North, as well as other things

@@marcjameswhelan6231 That was uncalled for!

@@djamelhamdia134 why ? If you haven't watched all of it by now and your on watch mojo looking at top 20 GOT moments you deserve it

@@marcjameswhelan6231 I did watch GOT twice, but you spoiled the ending for the first comment.

@@djamelhamdia134 good

Lmao exactly my way of thinking😂 couldn‘t be more accurate😂😂

RIGHT!!! I LITERALLY sat there and talked at Ramsay threw the screen. Ramsey does that hurt??? GOOD!!!

@@maryallison0509 Some actors were so good at making us hate them they may never be able to work again. Jack Gleeson (Joffrey) quit acting altogether. I don't think Iwan Rheon will ever be able to shake off Ramsay. It's a sad punishment for how amazing they were.

@@Jenifer_R_ I saw some interview with Jack Gleeson. Acting wasn't really his thing. GOT was his first big acting on screen part (at least I think I read that)After GOT he decided he was done. He didn't really enjoy it and hated memorizing dialog for each script. He said the Prosthetics for the dying scene was painful and the red contacts burned his eyes horribly. And Iwan said playing Ramsey really took a toll mentally that he still fights off today.

@@maryallison0509 Ohh! They suffer for us, and we hate them in return. It's tragic! 😩

Wish he pushed harder so he could have saved us from that horrible ending.

@@sthelena1815 😂😂😂😂

Things he does for love...

It wasn't satisfying... Because Jaime died with her..

Her death was not satisfying. She should have been burned to a crisp by Drogon and I'd love to have seen the look on her face when he flies up and she realizes she's a goner with Dani giving her that look.