Top 25 Best Moments in Game of Thrones
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- A Game of Thrones ranking video that looks at the top 25 best moments from the show as a whole. Some of these moments include the Red wedding, the great sept explosion, and Ned Stark's death.
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Timestamps:
Intro (0:00)
Honorable mention (0:36)
25 (1:24)
24 (2:18)
23 (3:33)
22 (4:42)
21 (5:35)
20 (6:54)
19 (8:10)
18 (9:32)
17 (10:48)
16 (11:37)
15 (12:36)
14 (13:43)
13 (14:40)
12 (15:49)
11 (17:22)
10 (18:40)
9 (19:55)
8 (21:00)
7 (22:21)
6 (23:31)
5 (24:34)
4 (25:57)
3 (27:23)
2 (28:33)
1 (29:43)
Conclusion (30:56) 
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Number 25: He's butchering a stag, the sigil of the Baratheons.
Not just that, but Charles Dance actually paid someone to teach him how to skin a stag just for this scene, he didnt want to half ass it, he wanted to do it properly and spent his own money to learn
@@christopherfoley8322 thats why tywin is probably in my top 6 favorite got characters and one of the best villains ever. Dude was so fucking badass in every scene
@@christopherfoley8322 is this true or just meming ?
@@princesurein7275 idk if he actually paid a guy, I’ll just have to take his word for that but it’s quite a known fact he did skin that stag on set that day for his debut in the series.
@@princesurein7275 I heard he paid the person for his time to teach him
The entirety of season 4 was a best moment.
Season 1 is better
@@weizenbrot4548 id say they are pretty close, I like season 4 is objectively better tho
@@weizenbrot4548 honestly, I put seasons 1-4 pretty much on the same level.
Sooo true. S4 was Game of Thrones at its peak.
Boltons beating 50 best iron island fighters was in S4
When Robert has that iconic conversation with Cersi i swear it’s the only time we see her let her guard down tell a joke and have a laugh
True that so refreshing
Exactly! The only time i liked her 😂
It was also a pure dan and dave creation since it wasn't in the book.
most people talk about Robb and Catelyn's deaths most often but for me, Talisa's death, the fact that out of all the characters to kill first, they chose the pregnant one, the haunting image of a knife repeatedly thrusted upon a womb with a child stuck with me the most after watching it
That was actually unspoiled for me because I convinced myself they wouldn't show a pregnant woman being murdered, on top of the whole Westerling plot from the books (poor Robb really didn't stand a chance). Seeing her not only murdered but stabbed in the belly on screen repeatedly took my breath away lol. I'll never be surprised like that again.
What's more haunting is seeing rob just give up, he isn't angry he doesn't try anything like his mother he just stands there in disbelief. He was a character that oozed hope and willpower and to see him just stand there was heartbreaking. And then the kicker with his wolf's head being sewed on to his dead body was just heartbreaking
@@ahmedhajjaj5121and saying “mother” right before he is killed 🥺😭
That shook me like I was not ready for that, I loved her character with Robb and it all ended within a blink. George just be killing the people that make the biggest impact and I love it. I wish d&d didn't ruin season 7 and 8
same i went to bed with that moment replaying in my head every so often
The Red Wedding scene is OWNED by Catelyn Stark. Hats off to Michelle Fairley. Brilliant performance.
Her scream at the end and then the silence after her throat is slit really makes for one of the most chilling moments in tv history.
The face she makes when the Rains of Castamere plays, the acting when telling Walder Frey “ENOUGH!” and pleading for Robb, her first born son, King of the North, who just watched his wife, unborn child and entire army be slaughtered within seconds and is extremely injured, to be able to leave in return for her. “Robb, walk out of here! PLEASE!” And the scream as Robb is stabbed. It’s so insanely accurate to how most mothers scream when they see their child die; it’s chilling. Then the throat cut with just a look of completely loss. She knows she’s dead, she already died watching Robb die, and it was just an instinct of violence for revenge and to spill some Frey blood. Fairley’s acting in the show was always top knotch but the last three minutes in that episode….breathtaking
that's British actors for you
@@TechnicalHotDog In the book we read her thoughts while she's dying. The hands turning cold, someone grabbing her hair and cutting her throat, the floor coming towards her..
It was good but I honestly didn’t like her character
One of the most heartbreaking moments imo is during Ned's death, when everything is silent and we're waiting for it to happen, Ned looks at the statue of Baelor, and he sees that Arya's not there anymore. Yeah he asked Yoren to get her out of there so she doesn't watch his death, but I think he also wanted to see his daughter one last time before he was gone, and that makes it so much more sad :(
I think he was relieved to see her gone, he wouldn't want her to see him getting beheaded and he trusted Yoren to get her to safety
In that scene, it goes quiet and when he doesn't see Arya you can hear him breathe in some relief. He didn't want both of his daughters to see it.
Quite on the contrary, if I was in Ned's position I would be absolutely relieved to see how she understands she has to accept this and escape. I would be relieved she doesn't has to see me die and has a chance at survival
That didn’t make it anymore sad than it was .. like zero
Not really. He was glad he died knowing at least one of his daughters was safe.
Jaime: "There are always lessons in failure's"
Ollena: "You must be very wise by now"
Literally the witiest moment in David and Dan's dialogue
To be honest I even felt like ollenas death was perfect for her because she went out on her own terms while still playing Jamie and Cersei, plus “tell Cersei it was me” was perfect
@@joshuarobinson6011 That was more of a plot element and less of a quote though, this was pretty much a pure quote. But I loved Ollena’s death to. It gave Jaime just a slightest bit of redemption before they gutted it entirely.
Little Finger and Cercei's "Power is Power" scene deserves a spot here.
She absolutely humbled that man😂
Yes but the scene with ned was better.....win or you die
That's a good point, & a great scene. Cersi is usually enraging, but this scene induces a shiver up my spine.
I disagree, to say someone as smart as littlefinger needlessly aggravating Cersei for no reason by inferring she commits incest was retarded.
No, that's dumb. "Power is power" is retarded. Power lies where people believe it lies.
The Red Wedding is probably the most emotional scene in the show. I think the thing that gets me the most is when Robb says "Mother" in that really slurred way. Richard Madden, Michelle Fairley and Michael McElhatton all killed that scene. I haven't been able to watch it since
For me actually, how cat pulls walders wife (grandson in the books) through her hair....and the anger and the HUGE adrenaline pain and motherly instinct in her voice when she says that robb is his first son.....its so emotional......i truly cried in that scene
The Red Wedding.
Damm.
In the books Greywind does not jut die
locked in cage.
One of stark soldier releases him,
Greywind kills
few hounds and mens of freys
while being shot by crossbows.
@@smilingtiger.5993 yea the show made it sadder seeing a dog just slaughtered then hearing the whimpers. You also had talisa dying instead of being at riverrun like jeyne is in the book. Everything was much more brutal and sad.
@@smilingtiger.5993 greywind deserved a better death.
@@skyvader1238 Yes.
I'm surprised you didn't mention that Charles Dance was actually skinning that deer, that wasn't a prop. The dude literally soliloquized while skinning an actual (formerly)live animal in a single take. Charles Dance is a true Lannister.
I was about to say this.
I'm sure you guys know, but I would also like to underline the symbolism behind Tywin Lannister skinning a deer, representing House Baratheon. Pure badassery.
@@systemshift wow I have never, ever thought about that. the former seasons of this show were a true masterpiece.
@@funnymonkey4456 Happy I could share! There's another foreshadowing in the very pilot of the series : when Ned Stark and his men find a werewolf killed by a stag, leaving all of his puppies behind.
It's always been under our nose, but I only got it thanks to video analyses 😄
@@systemshift I knew the symbolism of the skinning deer but never thought about that dead wolf! Probably since I think of Joffrey as a Lannister
@@systemshift currently rewatching GOT and completely missed the direwolf foreshadowing!
One of the great moments for me was Sansa speaking back to Joffrey upon seeing her dad's head on a spike. Firstly, there's the audience catharsis of her honesty, there's the distinct possibility that she might kill Joffrey (and herself), then there's the stoicism to take the hit from Meryn Trant, and finally there's the chivalry of Sandor to wipe the blood and offer some sage advice.
That scene was satisfying in the nost twisted way. She knew she’d get hit and talked back anyway.
The only moment Sansa was had potential to be a good character
i actually love the moment in the spoils of war where jaime rushes at daenerys because it’s another callback to his conversation with robert in season 1. “he came running at me, the dumb high-born lad, thinking he could end the rebellion with a single swing of his sword.”
I think it also showed how much Jaime hated himself by that point. He charged at her knowing full well he would be dead before reaching her.
Yeah I think Jaime rushing Daenerys in itself was actually good, but Bronn coming out of nowhere to save him and them both surviving was insanely dumb
Oberyn Martel, only been for 8 episodes... Still one of the best characters in the show... Pedro delivered an Emmy worthy performance
He was in 7
But died in the 8th
Emmy? No lol
You gotta give hats off to him since Oberyn is my favorite after Tywin. It's definitely an achievement to make such a huge impression in such a brief time. Actually, I think it's fortunate Oberyn and Tywin perished when they did cuz I'm sure D&D would have butchered them. E.g. Jaime used to be up there as a favorite but watching his earlier scenes now just saddens me knowing the shitty ass payoff. Tyrion too became boring (and a dumbass) whereas he used to be one of the greatest most intelligent characters in the show. D&D Tywin probably would have suddenly stated how he "never really cared much for the legacy" while Oberyn "kinda forgot" about his revenge.
For real - his blind anger right before he died, Jesus. Can really feel for him - I mean, I can’t imagine how much rage I’d be filled with if it were myself and my brother. Such a good actor and character overall.
Another heartbreaking thing about Shae’s death scene is that Tyrion strangled her with the Golden chains we saw him trying to give her earlier in the season so she’d have the money to leave King’s Landing. What a tragic irony. Because those chains could have saved her life
wow i'm so attracted to you rn... can we smesh!
NOOO MY HEART 😭😭
The chains that would’ve free, turned into something that kept her there forever
I felt for Tyrion, he deserves so much better
"And hands of gold are always cold, but a woman's hands are warm"
Im so glad somebody actually talked about how silly it was that Dany was in dire need of supplies yet she ends up burning loads of the supplies at Highgarden. I've not heard anyone talk about that before.
Yeah, this made me cringe during the scene. Many characters were talking about winter coming, the need to store food. Looting the Tyrells was crucial and then, Dany, who lives on a barren rock, destroys supplies she would desperately need in her conquest... Destroying the army by fire yes, but shooting yourself int foot by destroying food, facepalm.
Don't worry, you're not alone! Culture Vulture Media mentioned it on their S8 mistakes video, it's not only counterproductive to their war efforts but borderline cruel since a few men might starve but most will turn to banditry and r**e/pillage in the local vicinity if left to their own devices, it's an early sign she only cares about revenge. Pretty messed up
Also military doctrine dictates that in civil wars, it should be key figures targeted and the commonfolk be offered clemency and oportunity to join you if you want the country to be stable, as opposed to fighting a foreign nation where defeating their soldiers leads to war fatigue and victory and leaders are better captured for ransom/more favourable terms when the war ends.
As Dany desires to take the country for herself, her attacking Westeros from Essos/Dragonstone doesn't take away from her wanting to take over a nation she would have otherwise been entitled to rule by succession, and so it is classed as a civil war and decimating the armies and towns she would later lay claim to, not to mention expect to own the loyalty of, is guaranteed to lead to a considerably tenuous and even unstable reign
Yeah I remember noticing and thinking about it immediately...a true "wtf" moment.
lol the last time I watched the show I was like "wait, couldn't she use those????"
“Power resides where men believe it resides” is one of my favourite scenes. The warm lighting and amazing dialogue is so good.
The transition scene between Baby Aegon and Jon Snow has to be one of the best moments .
I love match cuts and transitions that seamlessly flow between scenes.
And Bran story about Rat Cook and transition to Fuckin' Weasel (or Frey Walder)
Yeah I was so annoyed at all the channels that uploaded GoT scenes and seperated the 2 scenes. They could at least keep the transition. I knew they were not real fan channels.
Swear to secrecy, tell no one, ever.
you could tell that baby was jon just look at him
My personal favourite scene was the bath scene with Jammie and Brienne. Jammie's delivery was beautifully done. And Brienne just sitting there and listening was haunting.
*Jaime, not Jammie
@Jake Hopkins hahaha come on Jammie Lannister has such a nice ring to it
This scene made me love Jaime
@@TyPeakee that was the point. It was the big reveal that everything you were made to believe about the character was false and he was ok with people thinking that about him because he sacrificed his honor for the lives of innocents
@@dylanbarnes9015 an amazing character arc that was ruined in season 8😢
oberyn's death infuriated me. Not at the writers, not at the mountain. At Oberyn for not killing him when he had the chance. I know he wanted revenge for his sister but he could've gotten revenge without hearing him say what he wanted him to say. Oberyn was one of my favorite characters and he died because he kept talking. I was shaking with rage when the credits were rolling.
That wine fucked him up 😅
This is why he swore to never take off his helmet in The Mandalorian
For me, "chaos is a ladder" is in the top 5 for sure. That scene was the first time they showed how many things were actually controlled by varys and baelish
I think a really underrated moment is when Theon revealed the burnt bodies at Winterfel and Maester Aemon shouted out in grief. You can see the moment where Theon knew he had passed the point of no return and became the villian.
*Maester Luwin :)
@@ia490 Always get those two confused.
❤
Great scene, but I prefer when he kills Ser Roderik in s2x6
“Hush now child, I’m off to see your father…”
Underrated moment is when master aemon is remembering his brother aegon when he is holding crasters baby
I personally was so gratified when Sansa released the hounds on Ramsay, and Sophie Turner indulging in just the slightest smirk as she walks away is soooo good.
Theon is the one who should've killed him....
agree
The satisfying death scene, even more than 'King' Jeoftwit.
Sansa Sophie Turner is a rubbish actress... Such a crucial role wasted on her shit acting
the hounds was great but eh how many "smirking as he/she walks away" scenes do we need in the show. they are so predictable. so overused. sooo....playyeeedd
I very much enjoyed the fight scene between Brienne and The Hound. You really don't know who to root for, or how the story will progress when one of them dies.
Both had the right idea protecting arya. But the hound got destroyed 😂
Yeah I don't know how that wasn't here that was easily the second best fight in the whole show
Both Robb and Jon's respective scenes of being crowned King in the North were fairly epic. Especially Jon's hits hard when it come right after the canon reveal of him being a Targaryen.
best moments:
STANNIS THE GODDAMN MANNIS
Yesss
Oh myyy god yessss
What moment is "stannis the mannis"
@@nothingtoospiffy7913 almost his every scene
Actually no , he was built up as a badass but turned out just a wimp
the witcher music in the backround is sooo relaxing
Especially the Fuckmusic from the Sex Scenes, lul.
You mean the Skyrim music?
@@vanmasterson784 Toss a coin to your Dovahkiin 'singing'
@@vanmasterson784 i think thers both
@@lukavidakovic2385 game of thrones too
Something to mention about the Purple Wedding is the attention to detail. You can actually see Olena get the poison off of Sansa's necklace, which is then missing a stone.
Which lets me know they PURPOSELY made this series imperative for you to watch twice because you’re not gonna catch it + tie in what it means.
Surprised Shireen Baratheon's death isn't on here. I just finished GOT for the first time and I think that's one of the character deaths that stood out most to me. Stannis' slow downfall because of Melisandre's manipulation is so haunting to watch, and you could tell that he was going to do something unforgiveable eventually. And then when he specifically sends Davos to Castle Black because he wants him out of the way, knowing he'd protect Shireen if he knew about their plan. The tone of those scenes was just so ominous, like the audience knew what was coming and still wasn't prepared to see a father burn his own young daughter at the stake. AND the cherry on top is Selyse, who has never showed any sort of affection to Shireen and has consistently stayed loyal to Mel and the Lord of Light, BEGGING on her KNEES to spare her daughter. Ugh, I get chills just thinking about how brilliant that scene was.
And Davos' reaction to it all a few episodes later is so well done
Because that's a perfect example of D&D absolutely ruining a character, who in the case of Stannis they have some weird personal vendetta against for some reason
If you take the scene in a vacuum it's pretty good. It's downfall, like much of the latter half of GOT is the context (or lack there of). If you take the book context, then it's impossible because Shireen is in castle black when he goes south, but even in the show there is no real, tangible set up for it until literally a couple of episodes before hand. Yes he wants to press his claim to the throne, but it's not for personal pleasure or pride, it's because it's a duty to his house and his older brother and the line of succession. He killed Renly because he broke with this and opposed his older brother thus breaking the line of succession. Shireen is his only child and in his eyes the lone heir to the throne which he by right occupies. Whether he loves her or not (which he is shown to do both in the show and books) is irrelevant to his thought process, which by any metric should lead him to any conclusion but to kill her. In the books he even orders his most trusted guards to stay with her and use the iron banks loan to buy the golden company and press her claim if he dies at Winterfell. Yes in the latter part of the show he does become more devoted to R'hllor because he has observed Melisandre at work but he used it to his military and political advantage. He killed Renly to claim the Stormlands because he had his heir and Renly was in his way. He went to kill Gendry because he wanted to be rid of the other claimants and Gendry was nothing more than another of Roberts bastards and he went to the wall because he needed to prove his commitment to good of the realm as well as gaining the support of the shattered northerners by defeating the Bolton's and Greyjoy's who were usurpers and raiders, while securing a base of operations, supplies and manpower that didn't exist on Dragonstone. Although killing Shireen may have theoretically allowed the weather to improve (at least in Stannis' mind) allowing him to reach Winterfell, it basically ends the Baratheon bloodline and by extension any future for the house and dynasty (considering the absence of any other legitimate Baratheon's) thus defeating the entire purpose of his cause. And it's even less logical when you understand he and Selyse had multiple miscarriages before Shireen.
So basically the entire character of Stannis revolves around the principle that the throne is legally his right because Robert was king before him and Joffrey and the rest aren't legitimate. So by extension if the throne is his as Roberts legitimate heir then why would he ever feel that killing HIS only legitimate heir would be acceptable. It goes against any and all of his convictions as a character. It's like taking a wheel off your car in order to use it as a steering wheel, it's entirely self defeating. It can't even be argued that this is down to stress related delusion considering he held storm's end for a year to the point of eating shoe leather before even considering surrendering, as well as pressing the attack at blackwater despite the wildfire (essentially the closest thing to a nuke outside of dragons in GOT). If other characters could survive beyond the wall or though the horrendous scourging of the Riverlands then Stannis could easily refrain from burning his daughter alive while marching to Winterfell.
@@kingstannisbaratheon7974 Damn, this was so insightful to read. I haven't gotten around to reading the books yet, so my perspective on that scene might change after I do read them. While watching the show, I liked that scene a lot but I never analyzed Stannis' character that deeply (maybe because I was more entertained by other characters idk). Everything you said makes total sense, and I'll definitely need to look deeper into his motivations as a whole either while reading the books or on a rewatch of the show. It's awesome that you know so much about his character!
@@joannamcconnell8057 Thanks for the compliment. He's my favourite character (surprise, surprise) so I've spent probably too much time analysing his motives. If it wasn't for that I expect I'd have enjoyed the scene, the acting and scene set up was great, much like the rest of the series, so I can easily understand why you like it. I'm also glad you took the comment in good faith, which is how I intended it.
Also it's well worth reading the books but they are very long, it took me like a year to read them because I'm quite a casual reader.
This is the ONLY scene I refuse to rewatch. (Not including most of season 8 because that’s not even canon to me😂)
Ignoring the fact that they butcher the amazing character that Stannis was, this scene is so fucking guttural. Fuck.
For your consideration: Davos destroying Melisandre after he finds out she burned Shireen
One of the best scenes of the later seasons. Liam Cunningham absolutely kills it with the acting.
That's true
That scene is so emotional and I agree that was some of the best individual acting in the entire show
In addition to that, the scene where Shireen gets burned - Stannis' actor was brillant
I LOVED THE GIRL!!! LIKE SHE WAS MY OWN!!!
@@Tek3333 She was good, she was kind, and YOU KILLED HER!!!
An underrated moment is when we learn who Jon actually is. The scene still gives me chills when I watch it now... if only it meant anything.
Seriously when I saw that for the first time I got goosebumps
It would have been more if Dumb and Dumber weren't so obsessed with making the Starks more important and the all time winners. They also didn't want Jon or Daenerys to be the one to kill the Night King just because they believed it too cliche, even though it was literally a huge part of Jon's story.
Lol the book outright tells you in the second chapter.
I think another great aspect of Tywin being introduced skinning a deer, a stag specifically, shows exactly how “hands on” Tywin is. He isn’t detached from conflict like his father, or like Robert Baratheon, he directly drives a lot of it and that shows a certain decisiveness that others do not have and is a trait he wants Jamie to embody by being “the man he needs now.”
Robert? Is is the embodiement of getting hands dirty. He literally won a rebellion and fought in vanguard to crush another while being king because he wanted to fight.
@@Ntnt11 You're talking about Robert the rebellion leader, I am talking about Robert the king. They may be the same character but they are VERY DIFFERENT people all around. There are other ways to get one's hands dirty, Robert is totally detached politically while Tywin can't keep his hands off politics for the sake of his family image.
Also symbolic that he was skinning a dead stag, a stag is the Baratheon symbol, and may have been alluding to the death of Robert.
Perhaps the skinning scene could also be a nod to house Bolton, the flayers, and what would soon be a red wedding.
Hold the door was so brilliant. One of the best written scenes in history as far as tying in everything so perfectly
I think my favourite moment might be Catelyn and Robb's reaction to Ned's death. The music and the acting, it's such a tender scene. Made me like Catelyn a lot more too.
Hell yeah, I love that scene. I also love some scenes with Renly as he was a really good candidate for a king. There's so many great scenes in this show that it gets really hard picking one.
The Red Wedding.
Damm.
In the books Greywind does not jut die
locked in cage.
One of stark soldier releases him,
Greywind kills
few hounds and mens of freys
while being shot by crossbows.
And then we will kill them all. Oops
That was the scene I started rooting for Robb
Me too
Bran's power was so excruciatingly underused. After the reveal of Hodor, I saw a fan theory that Bran was the one that drove the Mad King insane by trying to warg into his mind to make him bring the wildfire North to use against the White Watchers (think that was the period with the greatest amount of wildfire?). And I saw another theory in which Bran sort of became the Night King himself because he accidentally warged into the man when the Children were creating him. So many awesome theories just completely wasted!!!!
Bran wasn't born until the Mad King was dead right?
Tywin sending Joffrey to bed is a great scene. Solidifies Tywin's true power at King's landing. The whole scene is just acted/filmed so film perfect.
Honestly for me the best scene was between Oberon and Tyreon. The retelling if his birth and everyone's reaction. It makes it seem as if he was making Tyreon out to be a monster like Cersei and everyone thinks he is to Oberon's reveal to him being a normal baby. Very emotional
I think the best scene from the red wedding is usually overlooked and that is the look on Roose Boltons face when he allows Lady Caitlyn to lift up his sleeve so she can see he was wearing chain mail armor. that look of his was so epic, he had the look of someone who just took a shit in your cornflakes and doesn't feel bad one bit
haha exactly! Haven't watched it for years but I still see that look so clearly when thinking of this scene
I knowwww, I love that part
roose bolton, the troll in the north
i was constantly ' oh my god ' ing for atleast 30 mins after red wedding .... truely a fucking masterpiece
The Red Wedding.
Damm.
In the books Greywind does not jut die
locked in cage.
One of stark soldier releases him,
Greywind kills
few hounds and mens of freys
while being shot by crossbows.
I literally stood outside in the rain for 20 minutes after watching it even thought it was January and 12pm lol and I was wearing shorts and a t-shirt. I was too shocked to cope.
I disagree on the Arya killing the Freys point. Killing Walder is infinitely more important than killing his children. So watching him die while she delivered that cold line was much much needed! The second scene was fantastic, cause we all thought it was a flashback, it wasn’t lazy it was done brilliantly unlike the rest of the season.
I thought it was a flashback too lol we are a rare breed
Haha same here. I was so confused and figured it was a flashback as well.
I understand how having only that scene would have been more impactful though, even if it sacrifices seeing Walter die on screen.
@@logand3957 Lol. I have finally watched GoT and I thought the exact same thing
I watched the end of S6 and beginning of S7 in one day. So I didn’t even think of a flashback because the scenes happen back to back for me.
Tbh killing Frey barely did anything for the show except for some satisfaction that fans wanted and to show arya in badassery light. It has no consequence nor does it have any mention of that after that. it barely affected the story at all like people just forget Frey existed. Even some meaningless scene from earlier season has more importance than that scene.
I'm surprised the Jon and Sansa reunion didn't make the list. One of the most wholesome moments on the show, and one of the first happy Stark moments since season 1. I couldn't stop smiling and tearing up during that scene.
Id say jon and arya was more heart warming since they were closer.
Charles dance is just an incredible actor this is why he owned every moment of his screentime
Some of Tywin's best scenes were his interactions with Olenna. Two superb actors with great dialogue.
This Video is literally a gem in comparison to watchmojo "Top Moments" Video.
I mean: Who in their right mind could possibly put Ned Starks Beheading on Place 8 while putting Aryas Fanservice Moment, with killing the Nightking on Place 6??
Are these People braindead?
Yes.
WatchMojo ran out of ideas 5 years ago and just became a shitshow
Frankly, the scene with Arya killing the Night King doesn't belong nowhere near a "Top Moments" list (well, maybe as an dishonorable mention). It's underwhelming, disappointing, lazy and makes me physically cringe.
@@janwacawik7432 You won the internet for today. Unlike Watchmojo.
They did that? Lol. At least I unsubscribed years ago.
I also loved the scene where jon becomes king in the north. How absolutely epic it is when one lord after the other stands with their sword up yelling „the king in the north!“ and moments before we got the „official“ confirmation that jon is rhaegar/lyannas son with going from baby face to jon
Those 9 minutes of the explosion of high septon is when television peaked
"I will raise my armies, and have them bring me your brother's head"
"Or perhaps he'll bring me yours"....(Epic stare down)
I liked this moment, first time Sansa stood up for herself in very impressive way. It also set her resolve, that she was going to to survive, despite being in the lion's den.
Sansa's useless ass doesn't deserve to be on any list. Unless it's a list of people who accomplished nothing on their own and constantly needed to be rescued, where she'd rank #1.
The best scene has got to be Jamie telling Brienne about killing the Mad King. Nikolaj was perfect in that scene, especially with how bitter he sounds. And Gwendolyn did her part very well. They could have ruined it by having her interject too much, but the way it plays out, you can really tell that she’s really conflicted about what she’s hearing.
My fav scene too. «Half a corpse, half a god»
@@crisiberny exactly nikolaj acted the hell out of tht scene
I agree. Good scene, but actually makes you think about real life. From our own perspective, something can appear evil. But from that evil’s perspective, that same subject can appear heroic or needed. So it makes you reflect on the idea of good versus bad. Somebody could kill a rapist. But that rapists mother could say that killing was evil. So many different examples, but it really puts things into perspective
yep that one is up there!
Really good list. The Red Wedding and Cersei blowing up the sept are hands down my favorite scenes. I would have included Sansa feeding Ramsay to his dogs and Littlefinger pushing Lysa out the moon door.
Loved that you included Robert and Cersei’s frank conversation, one of those scenes I forget I love until I see it mentioned again
Everything Tormund says and does because he's an absolute legend
Underrated character and a beast
One of my favorite moments was Bronn fighting for Tyrion, and winning. "You do fight with honor!" "No... He did..." really sets the tone for Bronn IMO
IMO that drives the premise of the show home too, that honour gets you killed in Game of Thrones
@@mayolicious69 I just finished re-watching the series......its insane how quickly the episodes pass early because i enjoy them to how it almost becomes work to force myself thru the last seasons.
It's kind of funny that my overall favourite scene of the show isn't even mentioned.
It's the epic dialogue between Brienne, Arya and the Hound (plus some words from Podrick) that leads into the Hound vs Brienne fight. And the conversation between the Hound and Tormund, when the Hound says "We've met" as the response about knowing Brienne is just the cherry on top of the plot and it's so hilarious.
oh i love brienne vs the hound, from the dialogue at the beginning until the end when arya takes his money and leaves him to die, absolutely brilliant. i also like the relatively short scene early in brienne and jaime's journey where she kills the three stark bannermen in quick succession after they find out who jaime is. wouldn't put it on my list of top scenes, but i rewatch it for satisfaction from time to time.
One of my absolute favourite moments is when Arya's returning to King's Landing and stops to share a fire with those soldier lads who bust up laughing when she says she's going to kill thr queen. It's such a low key, humble moment but i love it for that, it's so truly human in the midst of seasons of unrelenting mayhem and chaos. Arya lets her guard down for a moment and see her as the teenage girl we only ever briefly got to see in S1. Was nice to see her laugh again.
Very true. They dont know the killer she truly is.
GRAND MAESTER PYCELLE FARTING WHEN CERSEI & GRAGOR WALKS IN
was the best
IN WHICH EPISODE PLS TELL ME
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Best scenes of GOT :
- Stannis smashing Mance Rayder army
- Stannis at the Battle of Blackwater
- Stannis being the one true king
Also Stannis just existing
You're a bit biased no? XD
Stannis raising his sword at Winterfell knowing he'd die anyway
@@niksterkai4303 Not biased. But based.
Stannis The Mannis
“chaos is a ladder” to me is number 1, indisputably….absolute masterpiece. and the editing with music while the speech goes…oh, i’d show it to students in the screen writing class as an example of perfection.
An oberyn spin off would be insane. From his childhood in dorne, to his time in the citadel. His travels would still be the best part to give more details about the world of game of thrones. It would just be amazing
There is nothing weird at all about including that Robert and Cersei conversation. Unquestionably some of the best dialogue and acting in the entire show. One thing I really missed in the later seasons was this more complex and emotional version of Cersei, which later disappears completely when she becomes basically a one-note villain who over-pronounces most of her consonants
It’s so weird, when you consider that this scene and other great scenes were completely original, written by D&D. The writers were so damn good in the earlier seasons, even when not working with GRRM’s source material. That makes me even more baffled and mad about the change in last seasons.
@@Box0rz They wanted to cash in on star wars money, so they rushed it bro. got offered 10 seasons to finish it and they fucked it off for star wars. Glad they didn't get the job for star wars though as they probs would've fucked that too.
@@Box0rz George was still involved in The show back then and probably wrote those new seasons
@@matthewtait2939 yeah but D&D we’re actually really passionate about it in the beginning, they just got bored later on and wanted to get that bag
@@thatgirlwashere6321 i dont really understand the whole situation, ive heard through multiple sources, they rushed the end of GoT, to get onto the sequels.
The logic behind that move, is so questionable.... ending GoT perfectly, with patience and finesse secures a fanbase for anything that comes after, yet, what they did, i cant even think of the amount of people that were so irritated by it, that they swore off any future material losing D&D an enormous sector of the fanbase and already sets a standard of quality no matter whether the show is top notch. We didnt know where the bottom of the barrel was for D&D, we were blissfully ignorant, until they showed us, now the height of their writing has been tarnished.
Can I suggest a “best GOT characters list? Not based on popularity but on how well rounded/thoughtfully written/impactful/well cast/underrated/etc.
Great idea👍
#1 Petyr Baelish, obvi 💕
This may be my topic for the next one, however it's really hard to rank characters that had a perfect run through seasons 1-4 like Tywin and comparing them to say Tyrion who had a great first 4 seasons, but become intolerable later on.
@@SupercutsDelight just rate them for the first four seasons firstly and then for the next four maybe🤔
@@SupercutsDelight As a lot of great characters like Tyrion, Littlefinger and Varys get ruined, how about the favourite characters just for Season 1 - 4?
I got Robbs death spoiled for me, but I wasn't told how it happened, so the red wedding was still a complete left turn
Oberyn v the Mountain is still my favourite. Oberyn shows himself to be one of the best fighters, agile enough to avoid anything the mountain can throw at him, while slowly whittling him down. If he hadnt gotten too cocky and gotten to close to the Mountain, Oberyn would have won easily. I loved the fight, loved the twist.
Tyrion roasting Janos slynt deserves at least and honorable mention
Yes
The Red Wedding actually made me cry a little. I really liked Robb and SO wanted him to kill Jofferey.
The Red Wedding.
Damm.
In the books Greywind does not jut die
locked in cage.
One of stark soldier releases him,
Greywind kills
few hounds and mens of freys
while being shot by crossbows.
@@smilingtiger.5993 The Greywind scene made my mom cry because she especially loves the dire wolves and dragons and cried whenever any of them died and when they made Ghost get neglected and there was a whole article and outcry about that.
Also the fact that Robb's one of the only stark kids to die...
It made me happy
@@bugcatcherjacky1334 um... RICKON?
After the Red Wedding when they were parading around Robb’s body with the wolf head sown on. Bruh… I got a little emotional.
I just remember sitting with my jaw on the floor for an hour straight during the red wedding
also one of my favorites is any of the scenes in which arya is cupbearer for tywin. its a really cool use of whatever thats called where the reader knows something one of the characters does not. its honestly tywin's only warm side we see, largely speaking. you get the impression he could be a cool guy, as long as you meet or exceed his expectations. which is awesomely within his characters framework. and arya trying to find any way to kill him just really amps up the tension. it doesnt feel cheap or contrived even tho it really has the potential for just that.
glad 11 of us thought so, I loved those moments!!!!
Dramatic Irony. That's what it's called when the readers know something that the characters don't.
Shoutout to the scene where Sam met the army of the dead, the horns slowly letting the audience know it’s the white walkers, the anticipation of meeting the night king in full and the realisation that they really are coming for Westeros
One of my favorite scenes is where Varys tells Tyrion the riddle about power. “Power resides where people believe it resides”
When I first watched Tyrion’s trial: the verbal jousting between Tyrion and his father, Shae’s betrayal, I felt this was one of the most powerful scenes, possibly, in TV history, downright Shakespearean.
Would probably have Dany getting her dragons in here somewhere, but great list
I miss what this show used to be...
It could have gone down in television history as a freaking masterpiece and set an example for other tv shows to come.
Overall it was wonderful and will go down in history for sure. The last season was trash for sure its kinda like a cat turd in the middle of an awesome pizza.
It already has. No matter how bad season 8 was.
I think GoT is one of those shows which will be even more highly regarded in the future. Right now people are still in shock, and disappointed about the ending, but I think newer generations will have a completely different perspective on it when they watch it for the first time in the future. It will surely go down as a classic.
I don’t think the terrible ending or the resurrection cheapens Jon’s death at all. That was the most emotional I ever got about a scene in any movie or show. Started cursing and screaming 😂
Agree
The subtle sadism in implying whats to come, at the red wedding, when Roose Bolton looks to his sleeve for Catelyn to uncover the chainmail, all while The rain of Castamere is being played...
Personally I would have easily included the season 3 scene where Catelyn talks with Talisa about Jon Snow... such a brilliant, underrated moment
It is absolutely incredible.
The genuine regret she has for her treatment of Jon is truly sad
One of the best
Yes, wonderful scene
The scene and buildup to Jamie's hand being chopped off was actually insane, I actually screamed with Jamie, definitely top 5 for me.
1. Red wedding
2. Oberyn's death
3. Jamie's hand being chopped off
4. Oberyn becoming Tyrion's champion
5. Tyrion's trial
Yes and then that happy music comes on right after. One of the most memorable moments for me
Both of Tirion’s trials are outstanding. But the one in s4 has some of the best dialogue in all of GOT.
Yeah he's a total idiot for the Kingslayer's sword hand being chopped off not even in the Top 25. That one incident had a major effect on the story arc of Jaime, Cersei, Tywin, Tyrion, Brienne, Qyburn, Bronn, and Captain Euron Sparrow, among others. That moment should be at least Top 10 on anyone's list.
I am simultaneously incredibly happy that we got some of the best writing / unique shows and characters for 5.5 seasons (give or take, especially Arya once she reaches Vala Morgulis) and sad that production, impatience, hubris, and greed robbed us of a true masterpiece thru and thru
I remember almost a decade ago... how traumatized i was after Ned Stark's death. He was and will always be my favourite character.
Chaos is a ladder scene is made 10 times better by ending with “the climb.” Pure goosebumps every single time
Love all of these moments, but I would also include Ser Barristan’s dismissal.
Excellent scene, but our boy got done dirty in the end quite a shame :(
I believe he actually survived and decided to peace out to Lys or something and become a baker... carving cakes.
Another one from around then that I love and goes a bit under the radar is Ned sentencing Gregor to death and demand Tywin Lannister come to King's Landing. Such a brilliant escalation of conflict. Actually season 1 does this conflict escalation perfectly throughout and doesn't get enough credit for it.
Episode 1: Bran pushed out window
Episode 2: Joffre attacked by Nymeria, Ned kills Lady
Episode 3: Petyr implicates Tyrion in the attack on Bran.
Episode 4: Catelyn seizes Tyrion
Episode 5: Because of this, Jaime attacks Ned in the city and leaves him wounded and his men dead
Episode 6: Ned raises the stakes by going after Tywin and the Mountain, and discovers that Joffre is a bastard
Then finally in episode 7 all hell breaks loose with Robert's death and the showdown between Ned and Cersei/Joffre.
The writing of season 1 is pretty much flawless in my opinion, and while it doesn't necessarily have moments that top those from seasons 3 and 4, it is so consistently great I could watch it any time.
@@TechnicalHotDog absolutely agree. The scene where Ned fully acts as hand is brilliant, because we get to see his character in action for really the first time, acting as he’s been hyped up to be by everybody. I also think I great scene is when Olenna and Varys are talking about Sansa. Varys states that he admires Ned, and Olenna replies with “How many came forward when he was executed.” Also another good one is when Jaime tells Ned that “500 men stood there and watched.” The whole exchange between Ned and Jaime in this scene shows the deep contrast in the show and really in the world between being honorable and accepting grim reality.
Dismissal? More like quit
I was at my grandfathers and a rerun of GoT was playing, so I switched to that channel and my grandfather was watching it with me. He didn't even know any of the details but when he watched the red wedding with me he was absolutly shocked, even more so when I explained they were the main characters.
Also, seeing Greywinds head on Robb's body made me feel very angry. Not only did they kill him at a wedding, stabbed his wife and future child, killed his mother, and imprisoned his uncle, but they also defiled his body and killed his wife right in front of him. This show has made me the angriest than any other show I've watched
This is most probably just me, but when littlefinger Killy lysa out the moondoor, I lost my shit. I was rly naive to littlefinger actually doing anything. I knew he wanted power but I never saw him do anything. Made me look into show further. Incredible scene
Didn't he betray Ned?
He betrayed ned, he helped joffrey orchestrate the assassination of bran and blamed it on tyrion and he organised the tyrell lannister alliance in exchange for harrenhal and he assassinated Joffrey. The reason you didn't see him do anything for power, was because he was so good at hiding it from other characters.
I saw him betraying Ned as him siding with the winning side. If I were him I’d do the same thing
Underrated episode. I love when Sansa slaps that stupid boy for ruining her snowcastle. :-D
Good point. Littlefinger was behind the scenes pulling the strings and making all kinds of things happen but we'd never seen him actually get HIS hands dirty. HE murdered Lysa rather than orchestrating it which was very different from the way he usually operated.
Here’s my favourite moments from each season
Season 1: Khal Drogo kills Viserys
Season 2: The battle of Blackwater
Season 3: The Red Wedding
Season 4: Tyrion’s trial speech
Season 5: Hardhome ending
Season 6: Cersei blows up the Great Sept
Season 7: Olenna’s death
Season 8: The Hound vs The Mountain
Great list but the Mountain vs The Hound being the best moment of the last season shows how much the show miss its point.
What about little Finger's execution ?
@@cinephilebuddy464 Considering the fact his death could’ve been better, not really
I agree with everything but Olenna's death
@@rafachrzaszcz6997 Any reasons? I don’t mind if your opinion’s different, I’m just curious
I always found the scene where jon becomes king in the north one of the best scenes.
That scene is acted out with such emotion, and the music just finishes it
Don’t forget that Tywin skinning a stag is symbolic of the fall of house Baratheon or more specifically Robert Baratheon
Yorens death in season 2 is up there for me, he was such a likeable and realistic character and he went out like a badass.
And he does it literally for what? He’s a man of the Night’s Watch who recruits. He knows the boys he’s taken probably aren’t running to the wall without him escorting them.
He does it to be the shield he swore to be. He does it because Ned trusted him to protect his daughter, and Ned’s brother’s “blood runs black, which makes him my brother too.” He does it to protect one bastard boy- the bastard boy who Stannis will ask what is saving the realm at the cost of sacrificing one bastard boy and Davos responds “everything”
And frankly, I think he did it because he just didn’t like the Lannister/Gold Cloaks acting like they could order him around. Maybe the prick looked like Willis.
Rip Yoren, you were a hero
The most underrated character
the saddest thing... is that Robert genuinely loved Lyanna... genuinely, even a bit obsessively, but she was in love with someone else. she was in love with rhaegar targaryen. imagine what would have happened if she told robert... would his rebellion even happened?
Nah the best moment is Edd thinking Tormund is a whitewalker it's absolute gold.
"Stay back he has blue eyes!"
"I've always had blue eyes!"
Thanks for validating my love of the wagon burning scene despite it's utter stupidity plotwise.
I like how people are still making videos and discussing GOT long after it was finished. I hope george RR martin finishes his books sooner than later so I can read them and hopefully enjoy the ending compared to the shitstorm that was season 8. When George left the show, and when D&D ran out of books, the drop in quality was apparent. Because of this I’ve decided to just read the books and get the true ending when it releases.
That's what I'm hoping for too. I just hope he doesn't "check out" before he finishes it 😬. More than ever, the fans need to know really happens. The ending was rushed and just didn't add up. Too much that was made to be important throughout the show or during the lead up to the season was glanced over, ignored or completely omitted. Hopefully GRRM will be able to flesh everything out and give a better explanation/outcome for all of the plot holes the show created.
When did he leave the show?
@@capedcrusader16 He didn't, it's just that the source material he created (the books) only go up to a certain point because he's not done writing the series. Once they reached that point in the show the show runners/writers had to "take liberties" with the story and finish it out. It may end the same way (I hope not) or it may be different. Until GRRM releases the final book(s) we won't know.
They never ran out of books they just decided to stop using them, George said it himself
There needs to be:
Top 10 Tywin Lannister moments
Top 10 Cersi....
Top 10 Tyrion....
And let's face it, most of them involve the three character combined!
Cersei: sept of baelor explosion
Tyrion: trial speech
Tywin: deer scene
Throw in Stannis while you’re at it
Simple: Every scene they’re in
I envy people that still get to watch this show for the first time
The first "King in the north" scene with Robb is brilliant as well
theons redemption in the long night is a top 5 scene for me i feel it should’ve been here. It was the best part of season 8 for me
Same
I felt that theon got a pretty pathetic death tbh. Dude didn't even have a sword? Died thinking he couldn't save bran , Arya is the one who saved them all...
Tyrion's trial is the best moment of the entire show. You really can't change my mind.
I agree. Its one of my favorite moments EVER.
If jon killing night king scene existed then i bet i could
Its because you and oberyn martell have the same name
@@Nobod51 dialogue scenes>action scenes
Loving the use of Witcher 3 and Skyrim music in this video
Darn it! I couldn't control my tears during and after the Red Wedding. I really meditated hard about life. Truly sad and horrible
Last time I was this early, Tyrion was smart
The Dothraki making it to Westeros is probably my favorite scene in the series. It was such a good callback with the pacing allowing us to feel a sense of dread as you hear the “screamers” Robert talked about before the Lannisters can see them. It really felt like the whole series was leading up to that moment and it was majestic.
hardhome was just such an amazing , tense and epic episode for me. Literal chills and engraved fear in me once the night king raising the dead
I love the Circe and Robert scene it’s like the one time it actually shows that they did love each other at least once in their marriage
bro in the scene he literally says there wasn’t ever a moment between them
@@Joe-rj1xs your so right I completely forgot he says that I guess what I meant to say, was I like in the same medication they had some kind of affection for each other may not have been love