Jaime told us exactly who he is. He puts family above honor (as do ALL others who despise him). His character arc is real. I have no issue with it.

I'm sorry but I disagree that Littlefinger's arc was an abandoned plotline. Yes, by the time his arc is (literally) cut short, he is being subservient to Sansa. But Littlefinger's whole personality is playing the role of loyal servant while quietly pulling strings behind the curtain. I have no doubt that, had he lived, he would have emerged from the shadows to betray the Stark family once again and continue up his ladder of chaos.

I think every criticism of the show had been fueled by people like you Erik voss and Alfred Molina... Before the last season you had these crazy theories that objectively were bonkers... even GRRM said in an interview he dislikes fanatical fans who have wild theories and distorted his story... just take the story as straight forward as possible and stop expecting arcs, hidden meanings

I am new to the show and havent finished it, but always heard how ppl didnt like the end of GOT and now get it. Its too bad they didnt feel like they could move more slowly through the written books.

1:00 wrong Cersei and Robert talk about it together

Emma tries way too hard to. She is working w a shit script, but still, she’s really bad this season. She was ok s1

I’d say the whole Night King figure went nowhere… his motives etc are never explained… why he goes after Bran and all that. Seems completely pointless in the end. The whole “ Winter is coming” thing as well goes nowhere…

Everyone complains about seals. 7-8 but I started getting a bad vibe around the end of season 5…. It started feeling really, REALLY low quality 90s TV. I could tell that new writers were coming in who had no idea about the books are even cared. Throwing in really cliche and troppy moments and structures. I felt like I was watching Xena Warrior Princess or Beast Master at some points at the end of season 5. Lesson learned, when corporate suits get their hands into art, the art becomes tainted and mediocre and un-human.

Mostly, no. The inserted political feminism was about the only issue. Catching little finger was actually kind of brilliant. The host is mad because he didn’t see it coming.

This is soooooooo fuunnny

The last season was a very messy wrap up & was the very worse Season & since the show left Martin's work for a long time by then it comes thru clearly I think the basically ask the writers have you ever heard of Game of Thrones with the writers replying no but I'll binge watch the other seasons over a weekend

I'm sorry about the books being garbage too, so I never wanted to watch the TV. I don't like it when the author tries to control your emotions by clumsily character building and then have some change with a 160 on their personalities giving the reader mental whiplash. Real people in life don't behave that way unless they have a mental breakdown. If you want a good author on character development and personalities Agatha Christie's hard to beat. She also doesn't make you like a character then kill them off in some contrived plot, trying to get an cheep emotional reaction. This is just stuff that the comic books used to do when we were kids because they had to hurry and get it wrapped up.

Tyene bad as fuck thou

Little Finger marrying Sansa to Ramsey made no sense. It didn't serve anyone strategicly, least of all, Little Finger.

😂😂😂😂the music

Yeah i honestly dont like the love story between that french lady and the green queen like nobody whats to to watch that cringy crap

Poddrick laid it down so passionately then sang to the babes.

I didn't see anyone blowing up when the barrels hit. Did I miss the explosion? Also, yes, I do think Meera would know about the Night's Watch. She is a Northerner, and more importantly she is quite smart, and knowledgeable. A survivor.

Did they HAVE scorpions in House of The Dragon??? Idr any sort of weapons of that magnitude in the show yet. Could be wrong however, since its been a minute since I watched S2.

But when asked by ser Bronn 'How would you like to die? 'Jaime did say 'in the arms of my lover'.

House of Dragons is a series that shows how two women caused the destruction of a kingdom because they thought that they were smarter than a man.

Yeah the show went from intriguing and exciting to outright cringe

This show suuuuucks

I mean ulf was fleeing for his life

Castle Over Reach.

I have to say the real blame lies with the author George R R Martin, for not sticking even remotely to his writing schedule. And possibly also HBO for starting to serialise something that was not yet finished, having assumed he WOULD stick to it (he still hasn't finished it YET years after the series ended. I have no doubt it will never be finished).

Ouch! Savage but spot on.

take is easy boy your a bastard yourself

The timing of that slap!!! 😂

This is the reason i dislike the show.

She could have explained better, but all of them that burned approached fire incarnate as meek cowards. They should have known the truth of themselves without the dragon's judgement. Valyrian helps, but only because it is familiar to them. No amount of preparation or instruction will give courage to a coward or will to a fool.

As she shoulndt

Where is your spoiler warning man TF ?

2:12 RICKON AHAHAHAHA

I stopped watching while watching season five a little before the last season came out. Not dissatisfied in the slightest

I started GOT for the 1st time 3 weeks ago and wow I am so disappointed on the en wow

The way Petyr Baelish died was perfect. He got outed a liar and a little b*tch. And he died by the hands of Sansa and Arya finally realizing theyre stronger working together while they have never gotten along before.

Hopefully this video is made mostly for entertainment and not meant to be taken too literally because many of these "errors" seem like very minor nitpicks. Especially considering all the obstacles that the show runner and HOTD team had to face. Edit: As I continued watching, I found that some of the errors weren't errors at all, and are just the viewer misreading characters and their motivations. Edit: And why tf are there so many ads? There's been four ads so far, and I'm only halfway through the video.

The Ironborn leaving Winterfell isn't really an error. Ramsey offered them a deal to go home if they surrendered the castle and their leader. But he does not keep this promise and kill them all.

In a crazy move, Tyrion decides to unchain the dragons. Payoff: a couple of episodes later, Tyrion is about to die and one the dragons remembers him and saves him. He’s able to fly dragons from then on… well guess not.

It didn't fall apart because it was never intact to begin with

There was a Then Worg using an owl to see the "biggest fire the North has ever seen" just prior to the Battle of Castle Black

But Rhaenary is right. Woman getting married off for political and cultural reasons and gains was and is happening

Idk, it fits and it doesn't. There's already this idea in the show that the Targaryens are only special because of their dragons. It would make sense for them to keep the ability to ride them, to themselves. Him arguing this isn't necessarily a contradiction. At the same time, there might've been a better way to do this scene (to get that point about the dragons across + him not trusting Mysaria).

There was so many plots going on ot was impossible to tie them all up

Sansa and tyrions marriage was never consumated so it was null....i can answer that one

TV Sins concluded that Pod sang to the three prostituts.

4:04 that edit thoooo wow

It doesn't make sense that she didn't die of hypothermia after spending entire nights in The Vale. We didn't even see her make a campfire to stay warm. I guess that strong and independent women are immune even to the forces of nature, like Rhaenys and her absolute immunity to fire.