yeah it was super dark but a very cool episode. probably the best one of the whole GoT series

"Winterfell"

I'm glad to see that you two noticed that the "Dick & Bettina" arch over her driveway had the "Dick" removed (pun intended). Most reactors don't see that and whine and moan because they want to know what Chuck did next. Some folks have no vision! I, like you two, want to believe that he went after that young lady, and they lived happily ever after.

Tom Hanks two worst movies were Joe versus the volcano and the man with one red shoe. Great reaction as always.

"..the queen is horrible.." Good instincts.

Down here in Texas, we have 1,000 pound fishing line ..... It's called steel chain.

My most favorite movies with Tom Hanks acting ..... Most favorite Comedy = "The Money Pit." Most favorite Docu-Drama = "Sully." Most favorite Historical Fiction = "Saving Private Ryan." Most favorite Fiction = "Forrest Gump."

The enemy commander can raise the dead. Let's put everyone in the crypt. You'd think that someone, at least Jon or Sam would have raised some concerns.

There's supposed to be a cut scene where Tyrion and Sansa face off against some wights.

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Well, if Theon had gotten killed back then, he wouldn't have been around for this, and Bran would have died. As Gandalf said about Gollum, he still had a part to play. To my mind, though, I do think redeeming yourself by having to continue living is better than dying. Redemption by death is overrated.

my problem about the crypt isn't cause the used it as protection its cause most the corpses whould be too decayed to be risen and they are in mofu stone coffins. hell the stuck one is a wooden box and took it to kings landing and it didnt break out how the hell the brake out of stone

The Thenns in the books are very civilized. Not sure why they decided to reverse it in the show.

Lyanna should not have been allowed out on the battlefield, I'm sorry. Who is going to run Bear Island now?

Gendry is a true Baratheon. Like his father, he prefers a battle axe. 💚 Okay, war hammer. But still.... 😂

A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms is, imho, the best episode of the season. The scenes around the fireplace were fire. The title, "A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms" is an homage to some *REALLY* cool Westeros History and Lore, *AND* Brienne's own family history, which was not told in the H&L specials. Brienne is a descendant of one of the most noble knights of the Seven Kingdoms, Ser Duncan the Tall. As far as we know Ser Duncan was never actually knighted, yet went on to become Lord Commander of the King's Guard for King Aegon Targaryen Fifth of his Name. In George R.R. Martin's short stories, "The Tales Of Dunk And Egg" Dunk is a traveling Hedge Knight who wanders Westeros with his loyal squire "Egg", whose true secret identity, Prince Aegon Targaryen, is known only to Dunk, Egg, and Egg's father, Prince Maekar Targaryen. Through a series of unfortunate events, young squire Aegon, who was never actually in line for the Iron Throne, becomes King Aegon Targaryen Fifth of his Name when Egg's older brother, Aemon, turns down the throne due to his oath a Maester of the Citadel assigned to the Night's Watch. Brienne and Pod's relationship is a direct reflection of Dunk and Egg's relationship. The title, "A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms" is also the working title of the live-action adaptation of "The Tales Of Dunk And Egg" currently in production by HBO, and started filming this month. On a side note; one of the first things the young King Aegon did was to sentence a man named Lord Brynden Rivers to the Wall. Brynden was the bastard son of King Aegon the Fourth and served as Master of Whisperers and Hand of the King to two previous kings. Bloodraven had broken an oath of protection and beheaded the man that protection had been sworn to. LORD Bloodraven traveled to the Wall with Aemon, they were close, as Bloodraven was Aemon's great uncle. Lord Bloodraven served several years as lead ranger, then Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, before being lost beyond the Wall roughly 75 years before being found in a cave by Brandon Stark, Jojen and Mira Reed, and a gentle giant called Hodor, who, btw, was also a direct descendant of Ser Duncan the Tall. That's where Hodor and Brienne both inherit their size.

People always ask "why does Bran sit there and leave to use the ravens to see during the battle"? They seem to forget that when he first learned how to use the 3rd eye at some point the Knight King became aware of his presence shocking Bran and that was when the Knight King decided to find Bran and "unlive" him, Bran even said he was coming there to "unlive" him. Everytime Bran uses the 3rd eye the Knight King is drawn to him, Bran the flame and the Knight King the moth. So when he used the 3rd eye during the battle he was trying to draw the Knight King to the area where in his visions he saw Arya destroy the Knight King and when after he told Theon he was a good man he said "Thank You" because he knew that Theon had delayed the Knight King and his Generals long enough for Arya to arrive.

I hope you noticed on the next episode that the intro changed. the mechanisms on the basement in Winterfell were malfunctioning.

Ep 2 is the last good episode in the series unfortunately

Ah the long night arguably one of the most controversial episodes in all of game of thrones, years of hype of the white walkers all for Arya to just stab the night king with a knife…

Helen Hunt is (for some of us) from Mad about You. It's a great show. If you want to have some fun dig up the first episode and enjoy.

Really stoked you guys enjoyed the episode.... it was epic in every way.

Major props to Alfie Allen. He took us on an amazing journey as Theon. He's no doubt one of the most talented actors in the industry.

16:27 So THIS is the moment they should've used that lady from Hardhome: She would've been perfect as a recognizable wight for Arya to stab righ there!

"He yelled it to death?!" 🤣

oh nnoo.... "we're watching Green Mile tomorrow and I hope I don't cry." .......girl.....

"So Arya sneaks up on the Night King and stabs him and that's the end of winter." "Oh, it's over?" "Yep! All done. So moving on..." "Wait wait wait. So that's just it?" "Yep. That's it. So anyway..." "But we've been building toward this for 8 seasons. It's just done with a quick stab?" "It is. Yeah." "So what was with the Night King's connection to Bran or that weird symbol that kept popping up or the fact that..." "Listen sir. It's over. We gotta move on." "Oh, I just feel a little empty inside. I feel like this could have been fleshed out more." "Well there's no time. There's only a few episodes left." "You can have more episodes if you want." "I just don't see any other way other than rushing it." "You can do it in more episodes." "Oh damn this short season!" -Pitch Meeting

I always though Bran was Wagging into the Night King. The whole time it was Bran?

Been looking forward to this reaction video for a long time. Greatest episode of any show ever. (8x5) The Bells is a close 2nd.

Theon and Lady Mormont's deaths always make me cry the most. The moment the music drops in when Tyrion kisses Sansa's hand 😭😭😭 I remember nonstop sobbing at the hopelessness from that point until the end

Up to this point, season 8 was a below average season. It goes completely south from here in ridonkulous fashion.

Episode 2 is my favorite episode of season 8. I cried so much, and for that, I can't hate this season. I think I even spotted Mr. October emotional a few times 👀😏

Ikaris's conflict was the only thing I enjoyed and found provoking in this whole movie.

That last shot of Melisandre gets me EVERY time😢😢😢

So Ghost gave the warning of the dead in Season 1, but it was fire that killed it. Summer was taken down by the dead. As for the Blue Eyes Melissandre hint--I totally got it then, but I've read and ArYA has always been my favorite character, so I was looking for it. I believe actually, that the Faceless men saw a prophecy and sent first Syrio Forell who "on death" became Jaquen Hagar to lead Arya to where she would learn the skills she needed because she would save the world.

Season 1: "Winter is coming." Season 2: "Winter is coming." Season 3: "Winter is coming." Season 4: "Winter is coming." Season 5: "Winter is coming." Season 6: "Winter is coming." Season 7: "Winter is coming." Season 8 Episode 3: "That was it. Winter is over." The fans: "WHAT? I waited 7 years for a 30 minute battle that I couldn't see that ended with a quick stab?" Think of how epic this could have been. Think about the dead overrunning Winterfell and everyone falling back and defending each of the cities we've seen over the years. Think about characters we recognize rising as the undead and fighting for the Night King. Westeros blanketed in corpses. Until the game of thrones truly looks like a childish game. And finally, with a last ditch effort, after countless sacrifices are made, the Night King is struck down and all across the continent, walking corpses drop to the earth. Humanity survives, but barely. Nope. Instead, we get "Whatever. Some stuff happens. Let's hurry this up. I am SO done with this stupid show. I wanna go write a Netflix series that no one will watch."

Love you guys, but Arya killing the night king was the worst. She isnt part of the northern plot for pretty much the entire series. It not being Jon is a tragedy. The other terrible thing about this episode is that the stakes are now lowered. Fighting for all human survival and then fighting over a chair? Disappointing. Love me some octobers though. Id buy yall a beer.

Big is a great movie or splash is another great one.

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... and that's why Sam should have never been on the battlefield. RIP Ed.

Probably the most illogical episode of Game of Thrones. I was massively disappointed with how easily this storyline was tossed aside. I hope we at least get the book

Question to americans (as it seems to be an american thing)..are those human sign spinners real and/or do they still exist..or are they a madeup thing for hollywood? If thats still a thing..do you also let people wobble around like those inflatable baloons you put on air vents when you dont have any air vent around?? Wobble wobble for your money americans 😢

I live in Lubbock, Texas and just recently took my kids to the crossroads where they filmed the first and final scene. Its about 3 hours north of us and just north of Canadian, Texas.

Very impressed with your reaction or rather no reaction to the Arya Gendry scene. So many squirmed and acted like Arya was still 12 years old. Same groups of people who loved seeing Arya stab hearts, slit throats, and poison a whole House. Yay Arya! But when she shared an intimate moment, the Puritans came out.. Oh scandalous!!

The fact that they gave us so much fan service in the previous episode and they couldn’t give us Jon fighting the Night King or Bran warging into a dragon or a giant is kind of a huge missed opportunity.

This episode was epic as f*ck! I sort of wish we had them battling the army of the dead over the course of like 2-3 episodes but at least it was pretty great in comparison to the rest of the season.

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Theon's death hit me the hardest. Firstly, he wasn't some orphan peasant boy. He was a prince that was kidnapped by the Starks, yet nobody sympathizes with that? I get that they were at war, but so were the Lannisters. So I don't understand how people can be angry at the Lannisters for keeping Sansa but Theon is supposed to be a perfect Stockholm syndrome kidnap victim because it's the Starks that did the kidnapping? Hypocrisy! (Sidenote, the writers dropped the ball cuz they could've explored that similarity between the 2 even further--especially since both were molded by their abductors. No one but Sansa could truly understand how he'd be in turmoil) Then we know how the rest of his story goes... yes, he's forgiven, BUT why does he need to be forgiven? Did anyone apologize to him for holding him hostage all those years?? And after everything he did to get back in the good graces of this family, his reward is sacrificing his life for them? And the fandom still doesn't put the enough respek on his name! Smh