yeah and people seem to not notice that actors like kit harrington can only really shine as john snow because others like owen teale are beeing hated as allisar thorn.
@@pacefka well D&D didn’t wanna bring in the magic sams associated with in the books so yeah he basically became a delivery system for the Jon reveal then was kept around cause he’s jons best friend
I always say "Lord Commander" in my mind exactly like he said it. :) One of the Characters they really did well in series, the actor did a great job. Edit: Though there is one scene i missed here: Where Jon Snow is leading the wildlings through the wall (or is leaving for hardhome...not sure), and asks for his opinion and then answers "As always i thank you for your honesty Ser Alliser"...that scene should be in here too.
Jon and Ser Alliser's relationship was the most realistic workplace relationship there is. Some of the best workplaces have people you can't stand. They may even have personal vendetta's or biases against you, but some of those people are still the best workers in your company. You don't have to like each other, you just have to work together. I loved how each one gave the other small semblances of respect even though the disdain was always present.
Fantastic actor. When he explains eating dying horses was easy but dying men not easy….damn!! He was hard cause he had to be. He already knew those he trained had to be tough to survive. True to his beliefs for sure!!
Always hated him backstabbing Jon. Ser Alliser was a bully and a total asshole, but above anything he was a soldier and a warrior. Never struck me as a guy who would assasinate his own commander. Not like that anyway. Always seemed out of character.
I loved and hated his character! Because so many times he was actually right! But since we knew the story he was wrong too! He had to take boys and turn them into hard men.. and that wasn't an easy job in that situation! He held true to his own beliefs
Tragic Catelyn and Alliser never knew who Jon was would have blown their stubborn minds up and they would have repented real quick and given Jon the red carpet treatment
1-Got 2-Sopranos 3-Breaking bad I know that end of GOT was pretty bad but those first 5 seasons were better than any season of any other show… there’s like 100 good characters in it, no other show has that
He wasn't. The only time he was genuinely in the right was during the battle of castle black, where he was admittedly a good leader and actually put aside his issues with Jon for a night. Every other time, he's just a hateful knob who puts his dislike of Jon over what's practical and in the interest of his brothers. If he was always "in the right", he would have allowed Jon to train the other Night's Watch fighters and would've sealed up the tunnel prior to the battle.
@@dmaxwell910901 Thorne's house swoar an oath to the Targaryens. He was sent to the wall after Robb's rebellion. You can't blame Thorne. He was a very good character and man except maybe for not saving the wildlings.
Even though I hated Alliser Thorne, I couldn't help but always love every scene he plays in. Top class actor indeed
the more you hate the character the better a job the actor is doing
yeah and people seem to not notice that actors like kit harrington can only really shine as john snow because others like owen teale are beeing hated as allisar thorn.
@@Justamanandhisdogthor a brave man...a hard man...but a very good leader...till he met Lord Snow
I felt the exact opposite about Sam Tarly. The absolute biggest waste of time in the entire series.
@@pacefka well D&D didn’t wanna bring in the magic sams associated with in the books so yeah he basically became a delivery system for the Jon reveal then was kept around cause he’s jons best friend
Make it 'Ser' Alliser Thorne. Whatever else he is the man is still a knight
Hahaha stannis
The Mannis has spoken
Need a sound board of Alliser saying “I fought, I lost, and now I rest” for the end of round in CS2 matches.
that would go hard
"BASTA'D!"
He was passionate and authentic. He believed he was always doing the right thing
Bro was mad the wildlings were criminals and rapists when the watch was full of them too lmaoo
@@Stuntman396 But the watch was *our* criminals and rapists, while the wildlings were *their* criminals and rapists.
@@Stuntman396lmao
Dangerous for a person who can't determine the right thing, to do what they think is the right thing
He was a Passionate and authentic fool
If alliser only knew who Jon really was. He’d be giving the man the gawkgawk double twist 6000 with extra spit sauce and gloss
Holy moley 😂
That fuckin kiss assss
the hawk tuah
@@ashdgea5827 just KNEW someone would post that! tyvm!
Damn dude😂
Most Underrated character of the series.
Alliser ‘I’ve been fighting wildlings for 20 years at the wall, for the likes of Ned Stark and Robert Baratheon…no more Butchie’ Thorne
A) Jon Snows wildling was a whooah
B) She hit me
@@ralphcifaretto5371 Checks out.
All of 'dis from a slice of ham and beer?
Whateva happened ta...Aerys Targaryen? The strong, silent type.
there's no wildlings in my wild book
I always say "Lord Commander" in my mind exactly like he said it. :) One of the Characters they really did well in series, the actor did a great job. Edit: Though there is one scene i missed here: Where Jon Snow is leading the wildlings through the wall (or is leaving for hardhome...not sure), and asks for his opinion and then answers "As always i thank you for your honesty Ser Alliser"...that scene should be in here too.
LAOWRD CAMANDAH!
You have a good heart Jon Snow.. It'll get us all killed
Watching the scenes it is clear Thorne is having a nervous breakdown. He keeps telling Sam and Jon his confessions then punishes them.
Envy got him, and it appeared as if him and Jon might find common ground at some point.
Jon and Ser Alliser's relationship was the most realistic workplace relationship there is. Some of the best workplaces have people you can't stand. They may even have personal vendetta's or biases against you, but some of those people are still the best workers in your company. You don't have to like each other, you just have to work together. I loved how each one gave the other small semblances of respect even though the disdain was always present.
@@JamesSmith-ih2cx true but Jon was trying so hard to breach the gap, Aliser just wouldn’t have it
They did find common ground: death
@@JamesSmith-ih2cx if Sir Alliser was my coworker I'd be calling the workers union
Hang in there Thorne
"with me now, now with me" best line ever
that panned shot with jon behind and lower is so beautiful as alliser says "snivelling boy". nothing over the top, subtle and well executed
4:23...LMAO. Everyone was just working minding their business and he just came in choosing violence.
RDR antagonize be like
He's like SGT Barnes from Platoon. A real bastard but necessary in the situation they're in.
“And now, I rest. But you Lord Snow, will be fighting their battles forever.” And so he did as King Beyond the Wall.
Fantastic actor. When he explains eating dying horses was easy but dying men not easy….damn!! He was hard cause he had to be. He already knew those he trained had to be tough to survive. True to his beliefs for sure!!
"Does nock and hold mean fucken draw?"
Always hated him backstabbing Jon. Ser Alliser was a bully and a total asshole, but above anything he was a soldier and a warrior. Never struck me as a guy who would assasinate his own commander. Not like that anyway. Always seemed out of character.
He doesn’t appear to be one of those that stab Jon in the books.
@@TheAether666 he isn't, and when he returns to Castle Black he'll probably take action against Jon's murderers, lol
@@Krom5072 Jon waking up as an undead and finding out Thorne was his most fervent defender would be so funny.
Love him or hate him, the man stood by what he believed and he died doing that till the bitter end.
He's got a point with the "sniveling boy" line. You need someone you can rely on to watch your back. Not shit themselves at the first whiff of combat.
Damn. I just wanna be that guy and remind everyone here George is never gonna finish the story.
I know that! But refuse to admit it to myself.
With me now, now with me!
Fun fact: The name "Alistair", or in GRRM's case Alliser, literally means "defender of the people." Fitting name for a Night's Watchman.
I loved and hated his character! Because so many times he was actually right! But since we knew the story he was wrong too! He had to take boys and turn them into hard men.. and that wasn't an easy job in that situation! He held true to his own beliefs
The thumbnail and title cheese me tf out 😂
Tragic Catelyn and Alliser never knew who Jon was would have blown their stubborn minds up and they would have repented real quick and given Jon the red carpet treatment
If Alliser knew the truth, the Night's Watch would have been as strong as it was during the reign of the old kings of winter.
What truth ?
@@jamalsafeer7405 are you fr brother?💀
@@Golgari213 jk
1-Got
2-Sopranos
3-Breaking bad
I know that end of GOT was pretty bad but those first 5 seasons were better than any season of any other show… there’s like 100 good characters in it, no other show has that
I mean the end of GOT wasnt just "pretty bad", it was down right awful. Never have I seen a show have such an extreme turn in quality as GOT
First 4 seasons were masterpieces. Season 5 was not good, it cannot compare to any top tv show
Sopranos 1 and always
1. OPM
2. GOT
3. Better Call Saul
4. Breaking Bad
#2 is The Wire...
Great character
Get back to work!
Meow!
I SAID MEOW!
Good soldiers follow orders
Alliser thrones had more than 10 scenes???
Would have made a decent Gene Hunt
gabagool ova hier
"Top Ten Favorite Alliser Thorne Moments"
Just every second of the scene where he gets hung
Alliser was a grade A jerk
a character D&D didnt butcher 🥲
what is with this channel and its dedication to the most hateable Thrones characters?
Dude was in the right the whole time.
He wasn't. The only time he was genuinely in the right was during the battle of castle black, where he was admittedly a good leader and actually put aside his issues with Jon for a night.
Every other time, he's just a hateful knob who puts his dislike of Jon over what's practical and in the interest of his brothers.
If he was always "in the right", he would have allowed Jon to train the other Night's Watch fighters and would've sealed up the tunnel prior to the battle.
Alister is a douche.
@@dmaxwell910901 Thorne's house swoar an oath to the Targaryens. He was sent to the wall after Robb's rebellion. You can't blame Thorne. He was a very good character and man except maybe for not saving the wildlings.
Swoar