''I'm the man who killed Jaime Lannister'' dude you just literally killed a fucking DRAGON after thousands of years and your last words are ''I'm the man who killed Jaime Lannister''
Dorne fighters took down a dragon 300 years prior during the first failed conquest of Dorne (using a scorpion like Euron did) and random kings landing small folk killed a few dragons near the end of the Dance of the Dragons 200 years before. So he wasn't the first man in a millennia to do it.
I remember when Euron first showed up in the show he killed all of the Sand Snakes practically by himself. Now he can’t even beat a one-handed Jaime. Good writing, D&D.
This shit had me laughing my ass off. I was just about done with this pathetic ass ending to a show I once loved, and then Euron emerges from the water and says "I fucked the Queen." Absolutely hilarious. Straight up broke me.
When I first watched GoT I had it on background while gaming. "Wow, this is something real," and I quit gaming to pay attention. Season 8 and I was back to gaming but laughing at it. Full circle to Hell. Never has anyone I can remember so thoroughly destroyed a franchise. The older stuff came on, and although I'd forgotten how awesome it was, I just up and quit without care a few shows after. The taint of how it ended rekt it in such an unbelievable way.
@@cringecat3614 so then why is he fighting euron? in this scene euron is fighting for glory and jaime is fighting for love, hell jaime didnt even want to fight euron but he used jaime's love for cersie to fight him, it wouldve been so stupid if jaime was on a mission to kill cersie here, then why isnt he fighting alongside daenerys' army, they wanted to kill cersie too and how do you know that wasnt jaime's kid?
@@prska Uhhh, there's a thing called infiltration. They could've done it that Jaime was sent to finish off Cersei as part of a secret mission. If anyone was too kill her, it'd be him.
Dab Vitor It felt like D&D wanted a scary villain to replace Ramsay, so they made him as over-the-top and creepy as they could. But not only is he nowhere near as scary as Ramsay, but he feels like a stereotype.
This scene is so hillariously contrived. Like really, what are the chances that Euron just happens to swim to this particular piece of shore during the 20-second time frame where Jaime is passing through the area?
@@twoeyes1922, Not in this world. No one is saying that the story has to be consistent with the real world, people are saying that it needs to be consistent with its own world. This show used to be a grounded political drama with fantasy elements. It had a feeling of logic that was somewhat similar to the real world’s, but with the addition of dragons and other fantastical elements. Melisandre birthing the shadow to kill Renly doesn’t make sense in the real world, but it does makes sense in this world. Euron swimming all the way to shore from his ship and arriving there at the exact moment that Jaime does makes absolutely zero sense in accordance to the rules of this world. The bizarre editing of the following fight scene that feels like they recorded the fight, chopped it up into parts, randomly rearranged those parts, and cut out half of it doesn’t do much to make up for it either.
His death was pretty gruesome. He was run through with a sword in his belly, and the sword was slowly pushed in then he was left to die painfully. Drogon using fire on Euron would’ve been a very quick death, over in an instant.
@@Garl_Vinland wow who shit in ur cereal this morning? We don’t know Sandor is dead and I mean it’s been like set up a few times and I want it to happen in the books cause it’s the hound vs the fucking mountain it’s way cooler.
@@tomtate3203 Child, the Mountain died a long time ago. Robert Strong is a shell of who he once was. And it would be far more poetic for Sandor to put away his sword for a life of peace, or choose saving Aria over a petty squabble.
Book Euron is an amazing character. He may be the ultimate incarnation of evil, as it turns out. The bloodstone emperor reborn, or he may become the night's king, bring about the apocalypse or be reborn as a god. Who knows, he has so much interest and potential. He is also completely sinister, scary and sadistic. Pretty much the devil on a ship. Meanwhile, TV show Euron was a pirate. And that was it.
So your headcanon? Guys the pacing is off and details may be off but this is roughly the ending we were always getting. Unless Martin lives long enough to change his original outline this fits within what he wrote. D&D screwed up in direction but do not excuse the reality that Martin had already lost his steam with the core narrative.
@@fightermcwarrior7391 fair point. I oft wondered if he would finish the story before he expired. I get the impression that fame made him lose focus. Speaking of books, have you ever read the Malazan Book of the Fallen series? That author never lost focus.
@@fightermcwarrior7391 agreed mate. Not excusing the terrible last few seasons but I'd boldly say D&D saw that George had wrote a complete mess in the final two books and due to actor contracts/obligations didn't have time to stretch out the show longer and just tried and failed to conclude it.
Not to mention he's still standing as he meets his end with Cersei ....would have been more dramatic if he were crawling on the floor when they found each other .
Jamie should’ve not killed Euron. They don’t know each other well enough to have a meaningful fight. Euron should’ve been killed by either Yara or Dany
That’s like saying Theon should have killed Ramsay. Or that Neville should have killed Bellatrix. The victim doesn’t always get to be the one to finish off the villain
He spends the entire season making it clear he has no respect for jamie whatsoever and then his last words are “im the man who killed jamie lannister” lol
Plus Jaime is a cripple and no longer a great fighter so there is no glory in defeating him in single combat anymore. Euron dies proud that he almost killed a cripple.
Jaime. For me he was the best character in GoT. His storyline was awesome: the absolutely despicable man slowly becoming a better person, season after season. And then they made him this... "I'm full of hate, I don't give a fuck, I'm going back to Cersei" abomination. And then he got killed by a random brick. Judging by the scene where Tyrion finds him, if they moved a little to the side, they would've survived, lol.
@@BoardWalkToke true one of the few flaws of last two seasons that isn't because of/is the writing. Or maybe D&D specifically wanted the bricks like that and told the set designers to do it like that lol. Who knows
Shooting down a bird with a big arrow isn't nearlhy as macho as killing the most famous warrior in the kingdom whose is the brother/lover of the queen you've been boinking. Even a cat should know understand male ego better than that. Remember when he asked Cersei how he compared to Jamie? That and the fact this guy was just plain nutz
Agreed getting stabbed through the midsection like that in that era is pretty much a death sentence, stomach wounds and likely liver wounds, you've got a very painful 10 minutes of consciousness if your lucky and most people die in about 20 minutes after getting stabbed or shot in the stomach.
Book Euron’s Goals: might be the Night’s King reborn and trying to find the Horn of Winter to destroy the Wall and all of the living. Show Euron’s Goals: Marry Dany, Marry Cersei, Kill Jaime.
@@hyfynorris No it isn't, most of the times it's the "Populair kids" against "the losers" But now it's just 2 man fighting that have a lot of things in possession and have a lot of confidence. Nobody wanted to see Euron die by a old man or a character he never knew or talked to. and what made this scene better is that Jaime fought for love and Euron for Arrogance.
@@humbertotan9286 ...in a poorly directed way that brought nothing of what you say in play. The fight was extremely sloppy and had cuts that completeley ruined the supposed sequence of events, and the motivations of the characters were tossed aside. If Euron was desperate enough to kill Jaime when nobody was looking, why didn't he finish the job after the first stab, and let him go to his sword and kill him? Because the fight was an afterthought just to get rid of the character. You can like it if you want, but it is what it is.
@@humbertotan9286 euron coudlve been so much cooler in the books hes a savage with valyrian steel armour a horn that controls dragons and the largest navy
So many of the fights in season 8 felt pointless. When the whole city was burning and being destroyed, why did Euron decide he had to fight Jaime? Why did the Cleganes decide that was the time for Cleganebowl and what really were the stakes. The stakes were nonexistent so the fights felt pointless and unsatisfying
Hyjinki exactly! So many people were clamoring for Cleganebowl but with Sandor’s character arc, it was literally pointless. The fact that he literally abandons Arya to kill his brother is such a disservice to his growth.
@@gamingwithbombastian Exactly, if they wanted the fight to happen, they should have written it so the mountain poses immediate danger to Arya, forcing the Hound to step in
@@moneykenny119 or maybe, sides nominate champions for surrendering King's Landing. Cersei's candidate is of course mountain and Daenerys think to nominate grey worm or some strong dothraki soldier. Hound reveals and want to be champion, Daenerys asks Tyrion to "is this appropiate to be champion", Tyrion says "if there is one man can beat mountain, the man is hound" and sword fight begins in open area not like we see in the show (it looks like professional wrestling).
First of all The Mountain is no threat to Arya, she one shot the damn night king. And secondly people keep forgetting that the hounds only goal in life was to kill his brother. No glory, no women, no titles...just one goal. Kill Gregor Clegane. It was just chance and last chance so he took it.
Game of Thrones is like Internet dating. Season 1-4 is reading the profile and thinking wow. Season 5 is talking live and noticing discrepancies that make you question somethings off. Season 6-7 is your friends screaming at you to not meet this lying obviously false person. Season 8 is the meet and seeing the real person does not match the profile pictures and you're now gagged in a trunk.
Honestly, there was a minor opportunity for a memorable scene here. Probably lost in the shitness of the finale, but still. When Euron issued his challenge, Jaime should have been hesitant to accept. But when he did, he crosses swords with Euron before swiftly beheading him in 2-3 swings. With Eurons' shocked expression bouncing off camera. For Euron isn't the same character as the one from the books. This one is all swagger and heroics on the sea, but he's on land...facing off against (pre-maiming) one of the finest swordsman in the seven kingdoms. Who has a Valerian Steel sword in his hand. And has had FIVE seasons of experience to re-train and grow as a character. To say that this fight is one-sided would be an understatement. It would do the Equilibrium trope thing - showing that the secondary antagonist isn't even in the same league. And bring that Kraken being vulnerable out of the sea thing full circle. Especially when faced against a Lannister lion. Then Jaime should have simply walked away, half sighing one word to sum up the foolishness of a rebellious house, that despite coming so far, has learnt so little: "Greyjoys..."
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The editing and camerawork in this fight is absolutely wretched. 0:58 - 1:10 is so awful, you can't even keep track of where the characters are supposed to be
@@harmie1743 It really does, they just full-on swap places multiple times. And even if it was perfectly edited, it's still such a pointless nothing of a scene. That was Euron's ultimate purpose in the plot, to have a scuffle with Jaime and give him a couple inconsequential wounds and die.
Euron is literally the reincarnation of a ancient evil king that is trying to bring the apocalypse and end the world in the books meanwhile in the show they made him comedic relief, rip
A fight that was unneccessary and kind of stupid, but Pilou Asbaek and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau made the best of it I think. I wish they had shared more scenes together, Euron trying to get under Jaime's skin (and succeeding) was sort of hilarious in a petty kind of way.
Jaime vs Obara Sand : none of them had the upper hand Euron vs Obara and Nymeria : literally killed them in 10 seconds Jaime vs Euron : Jaime wins ...I don't know if we should blame D and D again as nobody gave a s*** about Sand Snakes but...
Yeah even in real life triangle arguments dont work and you're an idiot for thinking they do. Ali beat foreman Foreman beat Frazier Frazier beat ali Do you see where I'm going with this ?
@@hughmungus1235 Don't call me idiot. this fight was stupid, Euron has just swum KMs in 5minutes and they show him in season 7 as a "badass" and he gets beaten a bit easily so...
"I'm the man who killed Jamie Lannister"...most cringe inducing shit ever. They ruined arguably one of the most interesting and fucked up characters from the book. Turned him into some delusional douche who has more confidence than skill.
To this day Ramsay Bolton was the most utterly dangerous and formidable character to spectate for me. I am talking about the show. In the books it might be Euron but in the show Ramsay performance was terrifically played. Scared the heck off me the first time i was watching him.
Well, I never liked how they altered him. Because this show just needed another Joffrey. Ramsey was always a cruel fuck, and even more dispeakable in the books. But he was not some invincible mastermind that can't be outwitted, he wasn't a good fighter either. He was not someone who can just kill Roose Bolton and he sure as hell can't lead armies in battle.
@@subutaynoyan5372 I am not saying that he is unbeatable, neither a genius nor a military mastermind or a tactician and certainly not a great fighter.But he is at least decent at all these things plus people underestimate his personality because he seems innocent and loveable guy at first but the most horrific thing about him are the tortures he inflicts on his victims.
@@michaelbruvolt4221 Oh, then no one was waiting for this? And it was pulled out of their ass completely at random and wasted several minutes of an already disjointed episode? My bad.
The way these guys survive otherwise mortal wounds to continue fighting and spout final zingers is hilarious. Btw, Jamie seriously underestimated the potency of his iron-fisted prosthetic. I would've been pounding Euron's face into a bloody pulp with that thing.
Fun fact: the bit where euron looks at the camera and says he was the one to kill Jaime Lannister wasn’t scripted. The actor kept looking at the camera until the director said “fuck it” and kept it in.
The worst fight of the series so far. A waste of time, nonsense, and so unbelievable. Is Jaime Lannister suddenly immortal? WTF what a way of ruining a brilliant series with the last two seasons.
He said that he is the man that killed Jamie Lannister but no one would know that they fought. Jamie body was found under rocks with Cersi. Euron body would be discovered just laying there and that's if the water tide doesn't wash his body away
I so badly wanted to watch Urine (intentionally misspelled the pricks name) slowly cooked alive by Drogon during the glorious moment when the iron fleet was burnt to cinders. I must have rewatched that scene dozens of times.
*Apparently, in the book* Euron is meant to die becoming a God.. a massive battle takes place in the sea - thousands die and the ocean turns red - causing Kraken / Giant Squids to come to the surface to spectate wtf is going on.. all while Euron becomes a god.. as the battle itself is a ritual.. that’s his prophecy.. but here he died on a rock.
What's great about this scene is that Euron was supposed to just die with his eyes closed and not say anything, but his actor refused and kept intentionally ruining the lines so they kept it in.
This was one of those moments in my life where I was somewhere in between laughing at how ridiculous it was and in total shock that something this stupid made it into the final season for this show
Euron in the books: a psychopath who knows dark magic and who's ambition is to cause the end of the world so he can piss off the gods. Euron in the show: shit talking pirate who's feeling accomplished because he beat 1 handed Jamie Lannister.
Quite the letdown for a character that in the Books is probably the most scary, ingenous and evil person around and is trying to become an apocalyptic demi-god possibly ending the world. But given that he was pretty much just some shit-talking viking-pirate in the TV show it fits I guess.
ffs, the last season of GoT will go down in history as the greatest disappointment ever. GoT could have gone out becoming THE "gold standard" for how to tell an epic, multi-season story, that people would be talking about for decades and decades to come. But instead, because Dumb and Dumber were impatient to get done and move on to imagined better things, instead we got this level of stupidity.
It still is the gold standard that every fantasy show is trying to live up to and getting compared to Regardless of your hurt feelings over S8, the show is still a massive success
It's been, almost 2 years since Jamie lost his hand. In that time your brain should have rewired to your left being dominant enough to fight. Ridiculous. Especially since Maise Williams who plays Arya is right handed and trained her fight scenes for left handed use.
Not saying I am expert on this matter. But if you had been fighting for 25 years with one hand almost exclusively, it probably leaves phantom tendencies and reflexes that would mess up your reactions
I find it dumb that literally several years later Jamie is still a pushover with his left arm. I mean years of training and he still hasn't attained proficiency with it ?
There must be some point in writers' room about this. David and Dan: Folks, we should have Jaime kill Euron on his way. Some guy: Euron was obliterated at the sea, trying to survive a dragon burning down his fleet. How we'll make him fight Jaime who's passing though dungeons? David and Dan: Simple, he'll washup on the shore just at the moment Jaime's passing by.
I would've preferred it if Euron was really injured before the fight started, so it would even Jaime's chances out. I mean, Euron killed 2 sand snakes the season before
well they werent very skilled. jamie held the best one off for a while and she was on defense at the end which would mean he’d most likely win. that was season 6 so since then its likely hes improved just a bit considering he still lives after the war against the night king
Not a single person was asking for this fight. Euron vs Yara could have had weight behind it. This was nothing. Jaime and Euron had zero history aside from Euron making a couple smart-ass remarks.
Jamie walking a mile and talking like he didn't even get stabbed mortally, Arya stark walking around after being stabbed . I'm surprised Rob stark didn't walk out of that wedding hall.
Book Euron...the REAL EURON, yes. Even book Ramsay makes your TV Ramasay look like Reek. This creature isn't Euron, showpleb. Euron from the books is better than that clown Ramsay in every way.
This statement is so fuckin stupid lol... why anything then?? Shit noone asked for the Arya and Tywin scenes of season 2 but those were well received noone asked.. noone asked for the Battle of the Bastards but we loved it... same writers too...."noone asked for this" sounds dumb as fuck
This fight made no sense. There wasn’t much conflict between these two. Barely any acknowledgment or conversation between them, no history, no motivation to really kill one another. And Jaime never ended up dying by Euron’s hand in the end anyway. What was the point?
@@chrisarbour Season 3: "If the king told you to kill innocent people, would you keep your oath then?" Season 8: "I never really cared about the people, innocent or otherwise."
@@thedarkknight9153 well what else did we expect coming from the writer of X-Men origins wolverine. The man who thought sewing Deadpool's mouth shut was a good move lol.
Actually, Jaime and Cersei secretly escapes the destruction of King's Landing and live the rest of their lives in health and happiness across the Narrow Sea.
At this point Euron was just the proxy for the showrunners. He has no real goal, he's not after anything, he just does stuff because it thinks it might look/sound cool. And Euron might be fine, Arya got stabbed worse then that, and she was doing parkour a few hours later.
Euron: Im the man who killed Jamie Lannister
Pile of Rocks: hold my beer.
No hold my rocks 😜
Jamie Lannister: Being a fantasy character killed by falling debris really sucks.
King Haggard: Yep.
Atreyu: Tell me about it.
And he also killed rhaegal implicitly.
BRICKARYS
@@user-rv4wn5qk7q You got a laugh out of me. under rated comment lmao.
I audibly rolled my eyes when Euron just happened to be coming out of the water as Jamie was passing. What absolute pish...
Fair, but how does one audibly roll their eyes
@@davesargent8748 by rolling them really hard
Man Jamie still was the best fighter....Man was compared to Sir Arthur Dayne....So its possible he can use both of his arms
@@davesargent8748 exactly. It’s illogical for effect
@@shreked6800 yeah, I was just messing around. But I agree with your comment
''I'm the man who killed Jaime Lannister'' dude you just literally killed a fucking DRAGON after thousands of years and your last words are ''I'm the man who killed Jaime Lannister''
Yeah, that does seem like kind of a downgrade after the literal fucking dragon, doesn't it?
Dorne fighters took down a dragon 300 years prior during the first failed conquest of Dorne (using a scorpion like Euron did) and random kings landing small folk killed a few dragons near the end of the Dance of the Dragons 200 years before. So he wasn't the first man in a millennia to do it.
He literally broke the 4th wall lmao
not really, the night king killed a dragon days before
@@jimsty5222 yeah but were they Danny sized dragons or midget ones?
I remember when Euron first showed up in the show he killed all of the Sand Snakes practically by himself. Now he can’t even beat a one-handed Jaime. Good writing, D&D.
@pranjal kumar He has only 1 hand and he lost his best one, this fight makes no sense at all
@pranjal kumar very few people could beat jaime with both hands and any one could beat him when he lost his best hand
pranjal kumar killed sandsnakes at the same time.
Well you see he just kinda forgot that he knew how to fight
Euron swam a couple of Olympic sized swimming pools than fought Jamie.
This shit had me laughing my ass off. I was just about done with this pathetic ass ending to a show I once loved, and then Euron emerges from the water and says "I fucked the Queen." Absolutely hilarious. Straight up broke me.
Honestly I felt the same way....all jokes towards the the end
@@benriffle104 huh?
@@billycostigan1247 how's Captain Queenan and Sergeant Dignam doing?
@@benriffle104 Ohhhhh nice. Sometimes i forget my own yt name
When I first watched GoT I had it on background while gaming. "Wow, this is something real," and I quit gaming to pay attention. Season 8 and I was back to gaming but laughing at it. Full circle to Hell.
Never has anyone I can remember so thoroughly destroyed a franchise. The older stuff came on, and although I'd forgotten how awesome it was, I just up and quit without care a few shows after. The taint of how it ended rekt it in such an unbelievable way.
The only way this fight would’ve been actually worthwhile was if Jamie was on a mission to kill Cersei.
nah, actually that would be worse
@@prska Not at all, given that Cersei made him believe her baby was his for a while. He would still fight for his heir.
@@cringecat3614 so then why is he fighting euron? in this scene euron is fighting for glory and jaime is fighting for love, hell jaime didnt even want to fight euron but he used jaime's love for cersie to fight him, it wouldve been so stupid if jaime was on a mission to kill cersie here, then why isnt he fighting alongside daenerys' army, they wanted to kill cersie too
and how do you know that wasnt jaime's kid?
@@mylifeisruined4413 a little... but im sure that you know this show stopped copying the books' story around season 4 and 5 or 6, i dont remember
@@prska Uhhh, there's a thing called infiltration. They could've done it that Jaime was sent to finish off Cersei as part of a secret mission. If anyone was too kill her, it'd be him.
Euron was poorly written
Good actor but can't blame him just shite writing
Book Euron on the other hand...
Even the actor hated the character.
Dab Vitor It felt like D&D wanted a scary villain to replace Ramsay, so they made him as over-the-top and creepy as they could. But not only is he nowhere near as scary as Ramsay, but he feels like a stereotype.
Duolingo Owl How is that not a problem? Being over-powered is a serious problem with characters.
This scene is so hillariously contrived. Like really, what are the chances that Euron just happens to swim to this particular piece of shore during the 20-second time frame where Jaime is passing through the area?
WHY DID THEY OPT TO HAVE EURYON SMILE AT THE FOURTH WALL?
@d bollman It was still a bizarre choice.
higher chance than a woman giving birth to a shadow that kills
@@twoeyes1922, Not in this world. No one is saying that the story has to be consistent with the real world, people are saying that it needs to be consistent with its own world. This show used to be a grounded political drama with fantasy elements. It had a feeling of logic that was somewhat similar to the real world’s, but with the addition of dragons and other fantastical elements. Melisandre birthing the shadow to kill Renly doesn’t make sense in the real world, but it does makes sense in this world. Euron swimming all the way to shore from his ship and arriving there at the exact moment that Jaime does makes absolutely zero sense in accordance to the rules of this world. The bizarre editing of the following fight scene that feels like they recorded the fight, chopped it up into parts, randomly rearranged those parts, and cut out half of it doesn’t do much to make up for it either.
@@twoeyes1922 you really questioning fantasy magic in a fantasy and not the bullshit writing?
I was hoping for a more gruesome death for Euron maybe from Yara or dany with drogon.
As he lay there dying, a huge rock falls from the cliffs onto either the rest of his body or his head.
His death was pretty gruesome. He was run through with a sword in his belly, and the sword was slowly pushed in then he was left to die painfully. Drogon using fire on Euron would’ve been a very quick death, over in an instant.
I was hoping they and the dragon would triple team queen bitch Dany
sicko
Woah I kinda like Euron, he was funny 😂
D&D thinks the best way to resolve a character's arc is through a fight. Jaime vs Euron, Cleganebowl etc
Yeah but cleganebowl was how we wanted it to end and imo was the best way for the hounds story to close.
Cleganebowl is for simpleton incels. Cleganes arc ended when he became the grave digger and ended his thirst for revenge.
Dungeons & Dragons?
@@Garl_Vinland wow who shit in ur cereal this morning? We don’t know Sandor is dead and I mean it’s been like set up a few times and I want it to happen in the books cause it’s the hound vs the fucking mountain it’s way cooler.
@@tomtate3203 Child, the Mountain died a long time ago. Robert Strong is a shell of who he once was. And it would be far more poetic for Sandor to put away his sword for a life of peace, or choose saving Aria over a petty squabble.
If Jaime had both hands this fight wouldn’t have lasted long
Euron wouldn't have lasted long
GoT wouldn’t have lasted long
Yes because we all know that tony stark learns from his mistakes..
-"Planning on growing it back?"🤣
@@srujanchalavadi Tony Stark! Seriously?
Book Euron is an amazing character. He may be the ultimate incarnation of evil, as it turns out. The bloodstone emperor reborn, or he may become the night's king, bring about the apocalypse or be reborn as a god. Who knows, he has so much interest and potential. He is also completely sinister, scary and sadistic. Pretty much the devil on a ship. Meanwhile, TV show Euron was a pirate. And that was it.
Another ruined character by D & D
So your headcanon? Guys the pacing is off and details may be off but this is roughly the ending we were always getting. Unless Martin lives long enough to change his original outline this fits within what he wrote. D&D screwed up in direction but do not excuse the reality that Martin had already lost his steam with the core narrative.
@@fightermcwarrior7391 fair point. I oft wondered if he would finish the story before he expired. I get the impression that fame made him lose focus.
Speaking of books, have you ever read the Malazan Book of the Fallen series? That author never lost focus.
Book Euron is pretty boring too tbh. Another 4d chess player like Littlefinger and Varys.
@@fightermcwarrior7391 agreed mate. Not excusing the terrible last few seasons but I'd boldly say D&D saw that George had wrote a complete mess in the final two books and due to actor contracts/obligations didn't have time to stretch out the show longer and just tried and failed to conclude it.
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"ohhhh black lung, you aint gonna reach that sword, you aint"
2:49 “Oh look what I’ve gone and done”
I need to go back to that game, I really miss taking baths in Valentine
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i was wondering who else'd notice
There's no way on earth Jamie could have survived two stabs into the chest with a dagger this long. This thing almost came out the other side
Not to mention he's still standing as he meets his end with Cersei ....would have been more dramatic if he were crawling on the floor when they found each other .
Especially when he doesn’t have a dirty canal to drop into after being stabbed.
Tell that to Tony Stark! LOL
Jamie should’ve not killed Euron. They don’t know each other well enough to have a meaningful fight. Euron should’ve been killed by either Yara or Dany
Expectations subverted
Nah I hated Euron
If they had him appear in earlier seasons maybe making attempts at Cersei then it would have been interesting
Euron fucked Cersei, how is that not enough motivation for Jaime to want to kill him?
That’s like saying Theon should have killed Ramsay. Or that Neville should have killed Bellatrix. The victim doesn’t always get to be the one to finish off the villain
Seriously seeing your favourite tv getting ruined was more overwhelming than the series getting over .
He spends the entire season making it clear he has no respect for jamie whatsoever and then his last words are “im the man who killed jamie lannister” lol
Bcoz he used to envy him
@@rivughosh4814 why tho?
Plus Jaime is a cripple and no longer a great fighter so there is no glory in defeating him in single combat anymore. Euron dies proud that he almost killed a cripple.
Awe and respect are very seperate.
@@realdavidjones1623 because Jamie was a living legend.
Jaime. For me he was the best character in GoT. His storyline was awesome: the absolutely despicable man slowly becoming a better person, season after season. And then they made him this... "I'm full of hate, I don't give a fuck, I'm going back to Cersei" abomination. And then he got killed by a random brick. Judging by the scene where Tyrion finds him, if they moved a little to the side, they would've survived, lol.
Thats the worst part. If they just actively thought about moving away from the bricks they would have 100% lived. Its so embarassing.
@@BoardWalkToke true one of the few flaws of last two seasons that isn't because of/is the writing. Or maybe D&D specifically wanted the bricks like that and told the set designers to do it like that lol. Who knows
Cannot believe such a great show ended so badly.
Euron is the only living human in centuries to slay a dragon, yet he's more proud that he was evenly matched with a cripple.
Shooting down a bird with a big arrow isn't nearlhy as macho as killing the most famous warrior in the kingdom whose is the brother/lover of the queen you've been boinking. Even a cat should know understand male ego better than that. Remember when he asked Cersei how he compared to Jamie?
That and the fact this guy was just plain nutz
And That cripple is known as Jaime Fooking Lannister...
In about roughly 170 years
@@rodneysmith9177 except male ego wouldn't be satisfied killing a cripple. Boy ego probably would.
Also literally no one watched this fight so they have no idea that he "beat" Jaime
Jamie making it to Cersei was the most implausible thing in season 8 for me. Those deep wounds to the midsection would've incapacitated him.
Never understimate a man that wants to get laid for the last time
Agreed getting stabbed through the midsection like that in that era is pretty much a death sentence, stomach wounds and likely liver wounds, you've got a very painful 10 minutes of consciousness if your lucky and most people die in about 20 minutes after getting stabbed or shot in the stomach.
Not true, if you study anatomy you will learn that the plot armor under his skin would've give him enough time to walk to Cersei
The things he does for love
Exactly. The first stab was a killing blow. He wouldve drowned in his own blood.
Book Euron’s Goals: might be the Night’s King reborn and trying to find the Horn of Winter to destroy the Wall and all of the living.
Show Euron’s Goals: Marry Dany, Marry Cersei, Kill Jaime.
You’re wrong his goals are to finger Cersei and fook Dany
As someone who’s actually read the books, his goal is to marry Dany and use the Dragon Horn to control her dragons. Nice try, though.
@@TheLadyLynell Key word is MIGHT. There is a theory about the horn to control dragons being the one that brings down the wall.
@@kradehteno8233 yes. I’m aware. But in his mind he HAS the horn. Talking from the POV of the character, these are his objectives.
@@TheLadyLynell his goal Is to use Daenerys
This fight sucked. Poorly directed and no one really needed to see it.
I loved it. 2 Highclass people fighting till death.
@@humbertotan9286 2 Highclass people fighting till death in a porrly directed way that really no one needed to see it.
@@hyfynorris No it isn't, most of the times it's the "Populair kids" against "the losers" But now it's just 2 man fighting that have a lot of things in possession and have a lot of confidence. Nobody wanted to see Euron die by a old man or a character he never knew or talked to. and what made this scene better is that Jaime fought for love and Euron for Arrogance.
@@humbertotan9286 ...in a poorly directed way that brought nothing of what you say in play. The fight was extremely sloppy and had cuts that completeley ruined the supposed sequence of events, and the motivations of the characters were tossed aside. If Euron was desperate enough to kill Jaime when nobody was looking, why didn't he finish the job after the first stab, and let him go to his sword and kill him? Because the fight was an afterthought just to get rid of the character. You can like it if you want, but it is what it is.
@@humbertotan9286 euron coudlve been so much cooler in the books hes a savage with valyrian steel armour a horn that controls dragons and the largest navy
So many of the fights in season 8 felt pointless. When the whole city was burning and being destroyed, why did Euron decide he had to fight Jaime? Why did the Cleganes decide that was the time for Cleganebowl and what really were the stakes. The stakes were nonexistent so the fights felt pointless and unsatisfying
Hyjinki exactly! So many people were clamoring for Cleganebowl but with Sandor’s character arc, it was literally pointless. The fact that he literally abandons Arya to kill his brother is such a disservice to his growth.
@@gamingwithbombastian Exactly, if they wanted the fight to happen, they should have written it so the mountain poses immediate danger to Arya, forcing the Hound to step in
@@moneykenny119 or maybe, sides nominate champions for surrendering King's Landing. Cersei's candidate is of course mountain and Daenerys think to nominate grey worm or some strong dothraki soldier. Hound reveals and want to be champion, Daenerys asks Tyrion to "is this appropiate to be champion", Tyrion says "if there is one man can beat mountain, the man is hound" and sword fight begins in open area not like we see in the show (it looks like professional wrestling).
First of all The Mountain is no threat to Arya, she one shot the damn night king. And secondly people keep forgetting that the hounds only goal in life was to kill his brother. No glory, no women, no titles...just one goal. Kill Gregor Clegane. It was just chance and last chance so he took it.
@@usamakhan7856 what’s the point if he will die afterwards in a ruined city?
Game of Thrones is like Internet dating. Season 1-4 is reading the profile and thinking wow. Season 5 is talking live and noticing discrepancies that make you question somethings off. Season 6-7 is your friends screaming at you to not meet this lying obviously false person. Season 8 is the meet and seeing the real person does not match the profile pictures and you're now gagged in a trunk.
Not gagged in a trunk, but rather showering in shame for having screwed this purple haired overweight single Mother
Ikr? Makes you so angry you just wanna tell some mook to go get his shinebox!
Gagged in a trunk 😂😂😂😂
accurate analogy lol
Lmaooooo what a great analogy!!! 😂
I like to imagine Bronn somewhere in the distance watching them fight then giving a look once Jaime finishes him like “yep, I taught him well”
1:13 IM A SURVIVOR BLACK LUNG A SURVIVOR
lmao
Is this a Red Dead Redemption II reference?
@@lucasmarinho6816 ye
Honestly, there was a minor opportunity for a memorable scene here. Probably lost in the shitness of the finale, but still. When Euron issued his challenge, Jaime should have been hesitant to accept. But when he did, he crosses swords with Euron before swiftly beheading him in 2-3 swings. With Eurons' shocked expression bouncing off camera.
For Euron isn't the same character as the one from the books. This one is all swagger and heroics on the sea, but he's on land...facing off against (pre-maiming) one of the finest swordsman in the seven kingdoms. Who has a Valerian Steel sword in his hand. And has had FIVE seasons of experience to re-train and grow as a character. To say that this fight is one-sided would be an understatement.
It would do the Equilibrium trope thing - showing that the secondary antagonist isn't even in the same league. And bring that Kraken being vulnerable out of the sea thing full circle. Especially when faced against a Lannister lion. Then Jaime should have simply walked away, half sighing one word to sum up the foolishness of a rebellious house, that despite coming so far, has learnt so little:
"Greyjoys..."
Did not expect to see you here womble
I liked to think it doesn’t take Womble that long to make bullshiterys he just prefers to spend his time writing in depth analysis’s of game of thrones scenes
I’m joking btw I love your videos dude
how the hell did I arrive here 4 days after SovietWomble?? WHAT
soviet going ham on his literature review.
can you make random valorant bullshittery
The editing and camerawork in this fight is absolutely wretched.
0:58 - 1:10 is so awful, you can't even keep track of where the characters are supposed to be
It looked like they were teleporting around each other
@@harmie1743 It really does, they just full-on swap places multiple times. And even if it was perfectly edited, it's still such a pointless nothing of a scene. That was Euron's ultimate purpose in the plot, to have a scuffle with Jaime and give him a couple inconsequential wounds and die.
When you pull out a reverse card
they did Euron so dirty lol, he was suposed to be a power house giver of fear.
he ended up being captain hook with teleporting powers.
Ramsey will always be the best power house of fear
@@memonson5586 Aemond Targaryen: Hold my beer
To be fair everyone has teleporting powers in season 8
@@memonson5586 Ramsay is worthless. Go read the books, you absolute show-only peasant.
Too bad Euron only had a go at a few episodes. He could have been a cool formidable villain had we invested more energy into him.
I didnt like the show version of Euron. He came in too late and too strong. Felt forced .
The scene where he ambushed Theon and killed sand snakes was actually good - after that they turned him into a fucking clown putting fingers in bums
Euron is literally the reincarnation of a ancient evil king that is trying to bring the apocalypse and end the world in the books meanwhile in the show they made him comedic relief, rip
@Daniel Jaramillo Euron a minor character? He literally controls the dragons in the books lmao
Didnt he have like a horn in the books that can be used to control dragons
@@fraka899 still a minor character.
They had to finish it in 8 seasons man
@@n.chervil5832 Not at all. Only ignorants think character's relevance is about number of appearances.
Wtf did they do to Euron? Book Euron would make Ramsey reek and probably could hold his own against two handed Jaime.
He was injured from after his ship got wrecked by Drogon so He doesn't have much strength left to fight
Did Jamie die ?
Yes
@Steven Hickman A weak idiot the whole show? Are you kidding me?
Well, obviously he wasn't trying his best in the beginning, and he died laughing, so who knows if he tried at all.
The actor did an incredible job portraying the cocky and clever nature of euron in the way he talked and moved
2:44 Euron mistake was he didn't go for the head
such *inevitable* mistake
Poorly Writen
I get that reference
Ok Thor 😂
A fight that was unneccessary and kind of stupid, but Pilou Asbaek and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau made the best of it I think. I wish they had shared more scenes together, Euron trying to get under Jaime's skin (and succeeding) was sort of hilarious in a petty kind of way.
“Kind of stupid” the understatement of the century.
Jaime vs Obara Sand : none of them had the upper hand
Euron vs Obara and Nymeria : literally killed them in 10 seconds
Jaime vs Euron : Jaime wins
...I don't know if we should blame D and D again as nobody gave a s*** about Sand Snakes but...
Yeah even in real life triangle arguments dont work and you're an idiot for thinking they do.
Ali beat foreman
Foreman beat Frazier
Frazier beat ali
Do you see where I'm going with this ?
@@hughmungus1235 Don't call me idiot. this fight was stupid, Euron has just swum KMs in 5minutes and they show him in season 7 as a "badass" and he gets beaten a bit easily so...
@@tc3108_ have you just liked your own comment lmap
@@tc3108_ and you are an idiot bro you're using a triangle argument
@@hughmungus1235 no I didn't do it on purpose neither actually
"I'm the man who killed Jamie Lannister"...most cringe inducing shit ever. They ruined arguably one of the most interesting and fucked up characters from the book. Turned him into some delusional douche who has more confidence than skill.
To this day Ramsay Bolton was the most utterly dangerous and formidable character to spectate for me.
I am talking about the show.
In the books it might be Euron but in the show Ramsay performance was terrifically played.
Scared the heck off me the first time i was watching him.
Well, I never liked how they altered him. Because this show just needed another Joffrey.
Ramsey was always a cruel fuck, and even more dispeakable in the books. But he was not some invincible mastermind that can't be outwitted, he wasn't a good fighter either. He was not someone who can just kill Roose Bolton and he sure as hell can't lead armies in battle.
@@subutaynoyan5372 I am not saying that he is unbeatable, neither a genius nor a military mastermind or a tactician and certainly not a great fighter.But he is at least decent at all these things plus people underestimate his personality because he seems innocent and loveable guy at first but the most horrific thing about him are the tortures he inflicts on his victims.
The fight everyone was waiting for since Season 1...
Ah...what? For a character that only first appeared in season 6??
@@michaelbruvolt4221 Oh, then no one was waiting for this? And it was pulled out of their ass completely at random and wasted several minutes of an already disjointed episode? My bad.
@@willchurch8376 😅
Yeah, sure. A love triangle-induced fight. EXACTLY what we wanted from Jaime and Euron /s
If there’s anything this series has taught me it’s that Jaime got the last laugh here.
Dying by a sword in your belly has to be the worst.
He was crushed tho
Jaime i mean
The_Red_Pear But that’s a relatively quick death tho
@@javierluna7863 actually depending on the strength of the brick and size it can be a painful one
Your stomach acid leaking all over the insides of your intestines and skin can't be great.
BUT I GOTCHU HEHEHEHEE I GOTCHU!
Lol what garbage
I thought exactly the same thing... what utter garbage
I don’t know why I came back and watched this. Just made me shake my head even more.
This scene reminds me so much of Micah vs Arthur
Garfoz Euron is definitely very similar to Micah in this scene. I feel that’s where the similarities end though.
C O W P O K E
expect these two have absolutely 0 fucking connection to one another.
lol
Except in RDR2 it 100 times better
You have to admit Euron had a positive attitude.
The way these guys survive otherwise mortal wounds to continue fighting and spout final zingers is hilarious. Btw, Jamie seriously underestimated the potency of his iron-fisted prosthetic. I would've been pounding Euron's face into a bloody pulp with that thing.
Euron deserves more pain than that, I hate GOT writers
Euron in the books: one of if not the most threatenning villains ever written about in the books
tv euron: i killed jaime yippie wahoo yaa *dies*
I don't know about you, but I'm kind of annoyed, more than anything, that Euron, after all his sadism, had a less satisfying death than Ramsay.
Fun fact: the bit where euron looks at the camera and says he was the one to kill Jaime Lannister wasn’t scripted. The actor kept looking at the camera until the director said “fuck it” and kept it in.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
sauce?
@@izatpotter1778 you meant to say "source"?
@@ywen8836 no he clearly said sauce. And the sauce is coming out of George Liapas's butthole, all made up and containing corn
They should have cut it. Stupid line
He yells ''I killed Jaime Lannister.'', You can understand how he admires Jaime.
What I heard from euron was :"
I'm making no sense at all"
I was surprised at how bad he was at fighting.
The worst fight of the series so far. A waste of time, nonsense, and so unbelievable. Is Jaime Lannister suddenly immortal? WTF what a way of ruining a brilliant series with the last two seasons.
Well Euron had to swim a long way with clothes on. How can u be good after that.
He said that he is the man that killed Jamie Lannister but no one would know that they fought. Jamie body was found under rocks with Cersi. Euron body would be discovered just laying there and that's if the water tide doesn't wash his body away
I so badly wanted to watch Urine (intentionally misspelled the pricks name) slowly cooked alive by Drogon during the glorious moment when the iron fleet was burnt to cinders. I must have rewatched that scene dozens of times.
Let’s face it, Jamie would’ve died from that wound had the collapsing castle not killed him.
*Apparently, in the book* Euron is meant to die becoming a God.. a massive battle takes place in the sea - thousands die and the ocean turns red - causing Kraken / Giant Squids to come to the surface to spectate wtf is going on.. all while Euron becomes a god.. as the battle itself is a ritual.. that’s his prophecy.. but here he died on a rock.
What's great about this scene is that Euron was supposed to just die with his eyes closed and not say anything, but his actor refused and kept intentionally ruining the lines so they kept it in.
Are you serious? Guess that shows you how he wanted to at least do his own character justice
For me this show peaked at the Battle of The Bastards, that was simply epic. From there on it was downhill.
Euron in the books is such a menace, I'll never forgive D&D for reducing him to...whatever this is.
Ramsey was the biggest menace in my opinion. Both books and series.
Then every man in Kings Landing is a king
Speedy even Moon Boy for all I know
UGH I HATE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS
JAMIE: "You should've gone for the head."
Euron was such a perfect villain of this show and they found a perfect actor for it.
actor was not right and the writers changed who he is in the books ,such a waste
This was one of those moments in my life where I was somewhere in between laughing at how ridiculous it was and in total shock that something this stupid made it into the final season for this show
The showrunners were in a big hurry to go get that Star Wars money. They needed to kill all the characters as quickly and cheaply as possible.
@@brettzforeman Everyone knows this and the OP wasn't really asking anything.
Euron in the books: a psychopath who knows dark magic and who's ambition is to cause the end of the world so he can piss off the gods.
Euron in the show: shit talking pirate who's feeling accomplished because he beat 1 handed Jamie Lannister.
This season was such a pile of Shyte I can’t even remember this happening.
My eyes rolled so far back into my head all I saw during this scene was my brain. I’d already had enough of this season’s insanity by then.
"I'm the man who killed Jaime Lannister."
No, that would be D and D or some rocks, take your pick. They're both about equally as good writers.
F I N G E R I N T H E B U M
B I G C O C K
Both actors are good friends and have been for many years, good dynamic between them in this scene.
Euron just coincidently happened to rock up as Jamie was about to leave
Quite the letdown for a character that in the Books is probably the most scary, ingenous and evil person around and is trying to become an apocalyptic demi-god possibly ending the world. But given that he was pretty much just some shit-talking viking-pirate in the TV show it fits I guess.
ffs, the last season of GoT will go down in history as the greatest disappointment ever.
GoT could have gone out becoming THE "gold standard" for how to tell an epic, multi-season story, that people would be talking about for decades and decades to come.
But instead, because Dumb and Dumber were impatient to get done and move on to imagined better things, instead we got this level of stupidity.
It still is the gold standard that every fantasy show is trying to live up to and getting compared to
Regardless of your hurt feelings over S8, the show is still a massive success
@@PopsR the show WAS a massive success.
Also, what shows are trying to emulate GoT?
Jaime’s golden hand was of more use than he thought it would be
Show Euron: i just wanna kill 1 hand man
Book Euron: *I'm going to destroy the fucking world.*
Ridiculous. Killed the sandworm sisters single-handedly and then somehow finds a single-handed richboy to be a problem. This was bs
This single handed richboy has been known as one of the best fighters alive for a long time.
It's been, almost 2 years since Jamie lost his hand. In that time your brain should have rewired to your left being dominant enough to fight. Ridiculous. Especially since Maise Williams who plays Arya is right handed and trained her fight scenes for left handed use.
Not saying I am expert on this matter. But if you had been fighting for 25 years with one hand almost exclusively, it probably leaves phantom tendencies and reflexes that would mess up your reactions
Atleast euron got in cersei pants before he died that is a big accomplishment
I find it dumb that literally several years later Jamie is still a pushover with his left arm.
I mean years of training and he still hasn't attained proficiency with it ?
Exactly. He lost his hand... not his brain, or his experience.
There must be some point in writers' room about this.
David and Dan: Folks, we should have Jaime kill Euron on his way.
Some guy: Euron was obliterated at the sea, trying to survive a dragon burning down his fleet. How we'll make him fight Jaime who's passing though dungeons?
David and Dan: Simple, he'll washup on the shore just at the moment Jaime's passing by.
I would've preferred it if Euron was really injured before the fight started, so it would even Jaime's chances out. I mean, Euron killed 2 sand snakes the season before
well they werent very skilled. jamie held the best one off for a while and she was on defense at the end which would mean he’d most likely win. that was season 6 so since then its likely hes improved just a bit considering he still lives after the war against the night king
Euron could only win against women maybe theon reek
And probably Ramsay and de Joffrey everyone in the show could beat Joffrey even the fucking children
Not a single person was asking for this fight. Euron vs Yara could have had weight behind it. This was nothing. Jaime and Euron had zero history aside from Euron making a couple smart-ass remarks.
Jamie walking a mile and talking like he didn't even get stabbed mortally, Arya stark walking around after being stabbed . I'm surprised Rob stark didn't walk out of that wedding hall.
Euron must be pretty weak if he can’t take a tap from a wounded man’s elbow.
This show was like watching the most capitvating performance of Hamlet and then half-way through Act 3, the leads all get uncontrollable diarrhea.
I’m a survivor, Kingslayer, a survivor ! That’s all there is. Living... and dying.
I used to think I'd gotten the worst send-off until I saw this episode. Makes me feel a tiny bit better.
Euron: You fought well... for a cripple
Also Euron: Im the man who killed Jamie Lannister.
Arthur Morgan vs Micah Bell
Sacrificial Lamb LMAOOOO
And we were supposed to believe that Euron makes Ramsey Bolton look like Reek
Book Euron...the REAL EURON, yes. Even book Ramsay makes your TV Ramasay look like Reek. This creature isn't Euron, showpleb. Euron from the books is better than that clown Ramsay in every way.
When you have read the books and knows how Euron Greyjoy was supposed to be written in this story this scene becomes nothing but a cringe fest
There are no men like me. Only me ❤🦁🔥
This fight scene was a waste of time. Nobody asked for this. Why D & D?
Because they're garbage writers. Their excuse is probably "Subversion"
Euron probably should have drowned.
This statement is so fuckin stupid lol... why anything then?? Shit noone asked for the Arya and Tywin scenes of season 2 but those were well received noone asked.. noone asked for the Battle of the Bastards but we loved it... same writers too...."noone asked for this" sounds dumb as fuck
5280z007 stfu
I liked this fight. Very real and similar to Revenant. Caught me completely by suprise
I can remember damned near every fight in the first 5 seasons. I honestly forgot this even happened.
Please explain to us how to acquire this mystical power of forgetting Season 8 happened?
This fight made no sense. There wasn’t much conflict between these two. Barely any acknowledgment or conversation between them, no history, no motivation to really kill one another. And Jaime never ended up dying by Euron’s hand in the end anyway. What was the point?
Hits Throughout The Fight:
Jamie Lannister Hits: 13
Euron Greyjoy Hits: 13
It Was A TIR!!!
The redemption of Jaime Lannister was one of the best subplots of the whole series.
Yeah until season 8 when they forgot about his whole redemption arc lol
finnaly
Yep
@@chrisarbour
Season 3:
"If the king told you to kill innocent people, would you keep your oath then?"
Season 8:
"I never really cared about the people, innocent or otherwise."
@@thedarkknight9153 well what else did we expect coming from the writer of X-Men origins wolverine. The man who thought sewing Deadpool's mouth shut was a good move lol.
Actually, Jaime and Cersei secretly escapes the destruction of King's Landing and live the rest of their lives in health and happiness across the Narrow Sea.
At this point Euron was just the proxy for the showrunners. He has no real goal, he's not after anything, he just does stuff because it thinks it might look/sound cool. And Euron might be fine, Arya got stabbed worse then that, and she was doing parkour a few hours later.