I love the little things they do in this show, when Dany says Dracays, they cut to her crew and Jorah is the only one to understand what that means and turns to look at Dragon while everyone else stares in confusion. I just ❤ that part
There are multiple reasons Commander Mormont wasn't willing to kill Craster. The Night's Watch are meant to uphold the law, they are an honorable organisation. To kill a man in his own home after he's fed you and given you shelter is one of the most dishonorable things a person can do in this world. It doesn't matter how immoral or awful Craster was, killing him was extremely dishonorable and illegal. Second, Craster and the Nights Watch had an arrangement. They would bring him supplies and he would provide food and shelter for their Rangers in times of need. North of the Wall is a brutal place and there are very few Wildlings who wouldn't try to kill Night's Watch Rangers, let alone help them. They can't be picky in who they choose for help when their lives are on the line. Relying on men like Craster is not something the Watch wanted to do, but it was a neccessary evil.
I think this is my favorite episode of the series with Dany's freeing of the Unsullied, the Varys backstory, the mutiny at Craster's keep, Theon's speech. It's just so jam-packed with incredible scenes. It's definitely in my top 5
Yes!! The moment when she threw the whip into the dirt as they were leaving is absolutely the moment when I became fully invested in Dany. Theon's speech made me sympathize with him and got him part way back into my good graces. Just such a great episode.
I love how Missandei turned to look at Dany real quick when she started speaking to the Unsullied in Valyrian, her face was like.."OMG she SPEAKS VALYRIAN?" and her look when Dany talked to the master is just priceless✨
@@Ash.Crow.Goddess I think back then she doesn't really know, since the sentence Valar morghulis seems to be quite known, but once Dany spoke to the Unsullied, it was certain for her that Danu can speak Valyrain
@@Ash.Crow.Goddesswell, she only said valar morghulis, which is a high valyrian term known by lots of people who don't speak the language. Even Arya knows it thanks to Jaqen
Actually, in the scene of Joffrey and Margaery, the plot was trying to tell us how successful Margaery manipulated Joffrey by playing into his mind, pretending to show joy in hearing his babbling, something Cersei cannot accomplish. That's why when Joffrey ordered to open the door, Margaery smirked to Cersei and took Joffrey's hand showing that she was better at playing the game than Cersei.
Jaime and Theon are getting their comeuppance and you can't help but feel a little sorry for them. Jaime finally showed some humanity and lost his hand for it. Theon realized he betrayed the only people who have ever cared for him and it's too little too late. ❤ I am loving your reactions. This is where the show really starts to pick up the pace. Hold on... it's going to be a bumpy ride.
the writing for Jamie in this season is so good, love how you change how you feel from thinking he's a smarmy prick to being a genuine sympathetic character
That final scene was one of the most badass scenes in the show! One of my quests after that episode was to learn how to say that great line "A dragon is not a slave" in Valyrian... "Zaldrizes buzdari iksos daor!" And the smiles on the faces of both Jorah and Ser Barriston when they realized that the accomplished what both of them wanted... getting a serious, well-trained army, and having them fight for her not because she had bought them, but because that wanted to fight for her. Fun fact: When this episode was first scheduled to air, the teaser line in the listings was "Daenerys trades a chain for a whip"
The Dany scene has to be one of best scenes of any show and my favorite part was her speech. I remember reading “ Unsullied you’ve been slaves all of your lives, today you are free..” and I just cried. I felt weird because I couldn’t remember when the last time I cried out of pure joy.
Hi, I wanted to explain the "Brotherhood without Banners". If you remember when Ned Stark sat on the Iron Throne when Robert went out for his fateful hunt, Ned sent 100 men to ride to Gregor's keep and bring justice to him ( for sacking that village) and he also summoned Tywin Lanniesr to Court. 100 men rode out but did not kill the Mountain. During that time, both Robert and Ned died. So they were "without banners" trying to bring justice. So that is how they started and decided to remain in the lands. That's my understand from the books.
I never understood that. So basically Ned started them in a round about way and they help with everything in the end so that’s so cool. Thx for explaining that! (They are done the show now so my little spoiler above shouldn’t hurt, haha)
With the shock of the master of the Unsullied after he has sold them to Dany “You speak Valerian?” We’ve (my family) have always said that an appropriate (though not in keeping with the story) response by Dany could have been “Bitch, I might!”
Possibly, or she saw a young girl she could manipulate, and marry her family into the north. You aren't that good at manipulation unless you do it to many people around you.
You might be late to react to this show but I have to tell you we love your reactions. You guys make one of the better reaction videos to this series. You would have had 10x more views if you were making these vids a few years ago. But anyway I am reliving the experience of watching the show with you guys from 🇧🇩
4:16 - it's called "Martin's effect". Basically, in order for you to start liking a bad character, Martin heaps a ton of misery on the character and uses your pity to whittle away the dislike.
It's super hard not to binge watch this show. I am weak and binge watch it from time to time!! I also enjoy watching people watching it for the first time to see their enjoyment!! One of my all time favorite shows.
In GOT saying everything will be fine is like thinking you’ve found a safe place in The Walking Dead. Remember the first rule of WD “There are no safe places”.
So beric dondarrion was in season one for 1 scene. He was the knight charged by ned with bringing sir Gregor the mountain to justice for his crimes when he attacked the villages and killed the innocent people.
I always thought this episode was good enough to be a season finale! Haha That whole part with Mormont dying and then doing Dany taking charge! This is one of my all time favorite episodes!!! ❤
Craster's "offerings" were a bargain with the white walkers, to keep them happy, so it wasn't all good that they killed him, as much as he deserved it.
I love to verbally respond the fate of every character y’all mention in your post discussion… Knowing that I can’t write it down, because no spoilers lol!! 😂❤
Listening to you guys talk about the chaos in Craster's Keep one thing popped in my mind. After getting this far in Game of Thrones you haven't learned "This is why can't have nice things." Lol
It’s funny when Olenna and Cersi are discussing Robert’s death from a boar hunt. In the books Olenna says her husband died riding his horse off a cliff while pursuing quarry during a hunt. Apparently Tyrell men aren’t very smart.
26:13 - this was probably mentioned already, but dragons' names are Drogon (black one), Viserion (green), Rheygal (yellow) - named after her husband and both brothers. Drogon is her favorite.
The master should of known that Dany was Targaryen ** if he understood what she said ** by the hair and the mention of dragons should of been his first clue right from the start
@@vinibeatz9100 many people likes it. i never found it that special. Not bad, just nothing special. i prefer to see reaction of something that surprises me like Jaime's hand in 3x3 or this final or 1x9 or many other things are going to happen and you know (not only deaths but also reunions or characters meeting for the first time). If we want to talk about monologues, noone can beat Tryion, and you know which episode i'm referring to
@@TheInvoker78 the reason people like that scene is because it's the first scene in the show that humanizes Jamie, and on top of that is exceptionally well acted by the actor. So yes, it very much is "special"
your guys reaction to the ending of this episode is what its all about. i WISH i could relive seeing that scene for the first time. ps. so extra proud of you guys for absolutely killing it. you're the best and ill die on that hill, gdmn it. 😉🖤
I’m crying! This was the episode I have been waiting so patiently to see you freak out! So amazing and one of my all time favorite episodes of this show!
Rumor has it that Jamie Lanister replaced his missing hand with a chainsaw and he went on to fight demons with it and his boomstick. He was eventually reunited with his hand and had to fight it to the death....
nope.. he kidnapped Gillis son and named him Peter. They went to find all the "missing" Craster children and founded the group named Lost boys. His hand was replaced by a hook :) Thats what happened!!
@@stephenreed5091 ok, but have you heard what happened to Jaimes hand? Gomez Addams took it home and its a family member now. Has a pretty name. Thing they call it.
Jofferys little spoiler while showing Margerie around was thrown in for no reason, the "person" who dies in the dragonpit died on dragonstone in the books
4:18 I hope that sentiment stays uh 5:12 oh yeah he found him that early 9:58 hehe and now there have been at least 1 or 2 peior mentions 10:58 heh I like them Like it's built on manipulation but I find it cute within that frame 11:27 they did say that 12:07 waited for the right moment... 13:40 and this is when you tske him home and not to 13:58 ...I forgot about that I hate misinformation/ misunderstandings sm 15:31 BRO Reminds me of the bard who was like...when asked about tongues and hands "Every man needs hands" 16:31 there was a thing like... if you 20:00 aaa Sansa looks so hopeful (and they had that moment back then at the joust...well, in front of Renley) but...not interested 27:44 I can't even hear it well with this earbud but WHATEVER TRACK WAS HERE IS SMTH I PLAYED REPEATEDLY / 28:47 28:10 lol
I agree with you guys that Jamie could let a singular damn tear roll after getting his hand cut off, especially in old times. Lol Like gosh, give him 15 minutes over the whole ordeal.
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I love the little things they do in this show, when Dany says Dracays, they cut to her crew and Jorah is the only one to understand what that means and turns to look at Dragon while everyone else stares in confusion. I just ❤ that part
There are multiple reasons Commander Mormont wasn't willing to kill Craster.
The Night's Watch are meant to uphold the law, they are an honorable organisation. To kill a man in his own home after he's fed you and given you shelter is one of the most dishonorable things a person can do in this world. It doesn't matter how immoral or awful Craster was, killing him was extremely dishonorable and illegal.
Second, Craster and the Nights Watch had an arrangement. They would bring him supplies and he would provide food and shelter for their Rangers in times of need. North of the Wall is a brutal place and there are very few Wildlings who wouldn't try to kill Night's Watch Rangers, let alone help them. They can't be picky in who they choose for help when their lives are on the line. Relying on men like Craster is not something the Watch wanted to do, but it was a neccessary evil.
Guest Right is very important to the Northerner's, its one of the most sacred beliefs they have. You'll see more of this in the future
@@CollideFan1 hence why we hear Mormont exclaim "the Gods will curse us for this!"
I think this is my favorite episode of the series with Dany's freeing of the Unsullied, the Varys backstory, the mutiny at Craster's keep, Theon's speech. It's just so jam-packed with incredible scenes.
It's definitely in my top 5
Yes!! The moment when she threw the whip into the dirt as they were leaving is absolutely the moment when I became fully invested in Dany. Theon's speech made me sympathize with him and got him part way back into my good graces. Just such a great episode.
Definitely peak GOT
Seasons 3 and 4 are really unmatched. I also love revisiting season 2 Robb, what a great character and leader
I love how Missandei turned to look at Dany real quick when she started speaking to the Unsullied in Valyrian, her face was like.."OMG she SPEAKS VALYRIAN?" and her look when Dany talked to the master is just priceless✨
Chills!
She already knew. Danerys spoke high valyrian to her as they were walking away the day before. And Missandei gave her little smile.
@@Ash.Crow.Goddess I think back then she doesn't really know, since the sentence Valar morghulis seems to be quite known, but once Dany spoke to the Unsullied, it was certain for her that Danu can speak Valyrain
@@Ash.Crow.Goddesswell, she only said valar morghulis, which is a high valyrian term known by lots of people who don't speak the language. Even Arya knows it thanks to Jaqen
I loved the smug look she gave her old master afterwards.
Basically saying: "You idiot!"
Lady Olena is a straight G, one of my fave characters in the show, hands down.
Actually, in the scene of Joffrey and Margaery, the plot was trying to tell us how successful Margaery manipulated Joffrey by playing into his mind, pretending to show joy in hearing his babbling, something Cersei cannot accomplish. That's why when Joffrey ordered to open the door, Margaery smirked to Cersei and took Joffrey's hand showing that she was better at playing the game than Cersei.
Cody 's reaction when they burned the master 😂 jumping up and down in his chair giggeling.. amazing 😂
Jaime and Theon are getting their comeuppance and you can't help but feel a little sorry for them. Jaime finally showed some humanity and lost his hand for it. Theon realized he betrayed the only people who have ever cared for him and it's too little too late. ❤ I am loving your reactions. This is where the show really starts to pick up the pace. Hold on... it's going to be a bumpy ride.
Loras marrying Sansa would mean their family also gets tied to the largest of the seven kingdoms, the north.
the writing for Jamie in this season is so good, love how you change how you feel from thinking he's a smarmy prick to being a genuine sympathetic character
This season really teaches you to pay attention to background characters because they come back and become inportant
That final scene was one of the most badass scenes in the show! One of my quests after that episode was to learn how to say that great line "A dragon is not a slave" in Valyrian... "Zaldrizes buzdari iksos daor!" And the smiles on the faces of both Jorah and Ser Barriston when they realized that the accomplished what both of them wanted... getting a serious, well-trained army, and having them fight for her not because she had bought them, but because that wanted to fight for her.
Fun fact: When this episode was first scheduled to air, the teaser line in the listings was "Daenerys trades a chain for a whip"
I’ve been waiting on this episode! This is just the beginning of the Mother of Dragons epic scenes to come!!! Just wait 🔥🩸🐉
this is Daenery's best season
Agree! Also when she’s in Meereen and slavers bay!
"This isn't what I wanted." Welcome to Game of Thrones. Don't cheer too much for what you want... you'll get it in ways you never imagined.
This board you have made is a delight. And I love that the pictures have a polaroid look.
The Dany scene has to be one of best scenes of any show and my favorite part was her speech. I remember reading “ Unsullied you’ve been slaves all of your lives, today you are free..” and I just cried. I felt weird because I couldn’t remember when the last time I cried out of pure joy.
Hi, I wanted to explain the "Brotherhood without Banners". If you remember when Ned Stark sat on the Iron Throne when Robert went out for his fateful hunt, Ned sent 100 men to ride to Gregor's keep and bring justice to him ( for sacking that village) and he also summoned Tywin Lanniesr to Court. 100 men rode out but did not kill the Mountain. During that time, both Robert and Ned died. So they were "without banners" trying to bring justice. So that is how they started and decided to remain in the lands. That's my understand from the books.
I never understood that. So basically Ned started them in a round about way and they help with everything in the end so that’s so cool. Thx for explaining that! (They are done the show now so my little spoiler above shouldn’t hurt, haha)
Ahah, Joffrey even managed to ruin everything here and spoiled the ending of the House of the Dragon😂
With the shock of the master of the Unsullied after he has sold them to Dany “You speak Valerian?” We’ve (my family) have always said that an appropriate (though not in keeping with the story) response by Dany could have been “Bitch, I might!”
Dany's music during that final scene 👏❤chills every time
As shady as Margaery is, I think she was genuinely just looking out for Sansa in their scene together and I appreciate her for that.
Possibly, or she saw a young girl she could manipulate, and marry her family into the north.
You aren't that good at manipulation unless you do it to many people around you.
The way he calls his wife’s name all the time when things messed up is so iconic😂
The turning point of this show being great to amazing is starting now
Yes lady Olena/queen Diana Rigg needs to be on the board
You might be late to react to this show but I have to tell you we love your reactions. You guys make one of the better reaction videos to this series. You would have had 10x more views if you were making these vids a few years ago.
But anyway I am reliving the experience of watching the show with you guys from 🇧🇩
16:02 - when people wrote with quilts and ink, they used special fine sand to soak up the extra ink so that paper can be folded without smearing.
"My real father lost his head in kings landing" RIP Ned
4:16 - it's called "Martin's effect". Basically, in order for you to start liking a bad character, Martin heaps a ton of misery on the character and uses your pity to whittle away the dislike.
It's super hard not to binge watch this show. I am weak and binge watch it from time to time!! I also enjoy watching people watching it for the first time to see their enjoyment!! One of my all time favorite shows.
I have 0 self-control I rewatch it like every month
Saluting the death of Jamie's right hand made me laugh out loud. So damn funny to me.
Love your optimism "i'm sure things will work out fine" lol
In GOT saying everything will be fine is like thinking you’ve found a safe place in The Walking Dead. Remember the first rule of WD “There are no safe places”.
So beric dondarrion was in season one for 1 scene. He was the knight charged by ned with bringing sir Gregor the mountain to justice for his crimes when he attacked the villages and killed the innocent people.
Glad yall are enjoying the show
I always thought this episode was good enough to be a season finale! Haha That whole part with Mormont dying and then doing Dany taking charge! This is one of my all time favorite episodes!!! ❤
The biggest secret/issue that everyone wanted to know was what Podrick did to the girls 😂
sanza is the key to the north... she's a giant piece of the pie and everyone wants a bite
I love how Missandei almost snaps her neck when Dany speaks Valyrian
“I don’t trust anybody..!” Good choice with this show honestly😂
I can watch that Dany scene endless times.
I WISH YOU BOTH GOOD FORTUNE IN THE WARS TO COME
AND, NOW IT BEGINS.
@@AnastasiaA-fo1qw NOW IT ENDS
@@goitsionemagonare5601WHERE ARE MAH DWAGONS?
The Tyrells lomg term plan, from what we know so far, is to controll Joffery like a puppet. To get Margery some kids by him, who will rule someday.
R.I.P to the true kingslayer . Now his watch has ended😂
This episode is FIRE 🔥🔥🔥 pun very much intended!
This episode solidified that my favorite Game player is Margaery!
Craster's "offerings" were a bargain with the white walkers, to keep them happy, so it wasn't all good that they killed him, as much as he deserved it.
I love to verbally respond the fate of every character y’all mention in your post discussion… Knowing that I can’t write it down, because no spoilers lol!! 😂❤
Listening to you guys talk about the chaos in Craster's Keep one thing popped in my mind. After getting this far in Game of Thrones you haven't learned "This is why can't have nice things." Lol
Brigette is literally the red woman atp with these predictions 😂
This was the moment that made me so hyped for the dragons and I actually said "TEAM DANY ALL THE WAY"!
Dany is just the "more female drone pilots" meme.
I know it's been said in the past, but I really appreciate the upload frequency🤘
Brienne = Savage
Tywin = Savage
Olena Tyrell = Ultra Savage lvl 9000
Lady Olenna Tyrell is what "no f@#$& given" would look like😂❤
It’s funny when Olenna and Cersi are discussing Robert’s death from a boar hunt. In the books Olenna says her husband died riding his horse off a cliff while pursuing quarry during a hunt. Apparently Tyrell men aren’t very smart.
26:13 - this was probably mentioned already, but dragons' names are Drogon (black one), Viserion (green), Rheygal (yellow) - named after her husband and both brothers. Drogon is her favorite.
Rhaegal is green and Viserion is cream/yellow.
having read through this book before the show started, then coming to watch you guys react now, is fun
2:08 OOPS! The picture is of a left hand, Jamie's RIGHT hand was cut off! ...you had ONE job, Cody! ...one job! ;-]
The master should of known that Dany was Targaryen ** if he understood what she said ** by the hair and the mention of dragons should of been his first clue right from the start
The next episode is one of my favourites just because of a certain scene
Now I’m trying to remember what happens next episode 😂
@@Belladonna313 probably jaime bath scene
@@vinibeatz9100 oh yes!!! Was sitting there thinking for ages what it could be 😂
@@vinibeatz9100 many people likes it. i never found it that special. Not bad, just nothing special. i prefer to see reaction of something that surprises me like Jaime's hand in 3x3 or this final or 1x9 or many other things are going to happen and you know (not only deaths but also reunions or characters meeting for the first time). If we want to talk about monologues, noone can beat Tryion, and you know which episode i'm referring to
@@TheInvoker78 the reason people like that scene is because it's the first scene in the show that humanizes Jamie, and on top of that is exceptionally well acted by the actor. So yes, it very much is "special"
Jaime’s hand as a character pure CODY ENERGY ROFLMAO
I think I know why you call him Craskin. He’s extremely crass with his kin (and everyone else, for that matter).
Dam Joffrey and his spoilers.. nice cut btw 😅😅😅😅
I am so obsessed with your channel literally 🤣
I know they probably don't read chat, but I love Cody and Bridgette. I just wish I could watch their reactions live.
You don't know how much I look forward to another episode from you guys
There are two reasons to do that to Theon, in my opinion. Firstly, to gain information through trust. Secondly, to break him psychologically.
LOL, Joffrey spoiling House of The Dragon for everyone.
your guys reaction to the ending of this episode is what its all about. i WISH i could relive seeing that scene for the first time.
ps. so extra proud of you guys for absolutely killing it. you're the best and ill die on that hill, gdmn it. 😉🖤
I’m crying! This was the episode I have been waiting so patiently to see you freak out! So amazing and one of my all time favorite episodes of this show!
Had the exact same reaction to the epic ending a few months ago for my first watch Hahah
Rumor has it that Jamie Lanister replaced his missing hand with a chainsaw and he went on to fight demons with it and his boomstick. He was eventually reunited with his hand and had to fight it to the death....
nope.. he kidnapped Gillis son and named him Peter. They went to find all the "missing" Craster children and founded the group named Lost boys. His hand was replaced by a hook :) Thats what happened!!
@@robertszilva1304or....he had his missing hand replaced with a robotic one and was trained in the ways of the force by a small green alien.
@@stephenreed5091 ok, but have you heard what happened to Jaimes hand? Gomez Addams took it home and its a family member now. Has a pretty name. Thing they call it.
I waited this whole episode to see y’all see Danny burn the shit down
Me: Would've been cool if they printed a hand
Them 2 minutes in: *literally does it*
Me: NO FCKNG WAYYYYYYY
Jamie’s hand in the graveyard!!!
LMAOOOOO
Jaime's hand going up on the wall was a nice touch 😂😂😂
When I first watched the scene with Daenerys 😂 I was Jorah in that moment in love but also in shock!
Beric and his flamin sword 💙🔥
Both of your shirts are amazing! Also i love this season (mostly) i love that you're both really getting into the characters and places in the world.
This really is such an incredible season. Glad to see how much you're enjoying it.
Greatest show in TV history… episode after episode… you are thrilled, have chills, are shocked… just binge this already!!!
You two are soothsayers!
this episode is one of my favourites
This is the episode where GOT went from a great show to a show I loved.
lol Lady Olenna needa to be at the top of the board 🤣
One of my favorite characters in the show.
Re Tywin’s letter- in the old days, they would sprinkle a type of sand on their wet ink to help it dry and set more quickly
This episode is a banger. So much happens.
for those wondering, Pod the Rod made the prostiutes 'arrive', probably cuz the dudes paying dip as soon as they are done
Jofferys little spoiler while showing Margerie around was thrown in for no reason, the "person" who dies in the dragonpit died on dragonstone in the books
I doubt what's left of rhanera is buried 😂
Looking back you see Tywin writing letters constantly bc he’s planning the Red Wedding
4:18 I hope that sentiment stays uh
5:12 oh yeah he found him that early
9:58 hehe and now there have been at least 1 or 2 peior mentions
10:58 heh I like them
Like it's built on manipulation but I find it cute within that frame
11:27 they did say that
12:07 waited for the right moment...
13:40 and this is when you tske him home and not to 13:58 ...I forgot about that
I hate misinformation/ misunderstandings sm
15:31 BRO
Reminds me of the bard who was like...when asked about tongues and hands
"Every man needs hands"
16:31 there was a thing like... if you
20:00 aaa Sansa looks so hopeful (and they had that moment back then at the joust...well, in front of Renley) but...not interested
27:44 I can't even hear it well with this earbud but WHATEVER TRACK WAS HERE IS SMTH I PLAYED REPEATEDLY / 28:47
28:10 lol
Interesting seeing the different types of power Margaery and Daenerys wield, although both use their wits
I agree with you guys that Jamie could let a singular damn tear roll after getting his hand cut off, especially in old times. Lol Like gosh, give him 15 minutes over the whole ordeal.
*rubs hand together in anticipation*
I've been waiting for your reaction to this one!! 😁
Omg Joffrey thanks for the spoiler alert! 😆
I love the way Jack plays Joffrey. He thinks he’s so hot and sexy if that makes sense the way he carry’s himself as Joffrey
You didn’t just put his hand in the graveyard 💀
“Zaldrīzes buzdari iksos daor”
A dragon is not a slave.
Brigette could have played the game of thrones had she lived in those times. Quite shrewd
That was very clever and funny to mourn the hand of Jaime Lannister. Love that you added it to the board but I noticed the picture is a left hand.
Ramsay.. there is so much I want to say about him..
i cant wait for the episode guys. if you know, you know!