First time WATCHING The Red Wedding!! BLIND REACTION Game of Thrones 3x9

[@SpartanandPudgey]

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[@thejediyeti8372]

Lets take a moment of silence for the beginning of the full episode reaction when pudgey goes "Im so excited for this episode!" Absolute pain.

[@johnnydeleon8210]

She was so excited 😭

[@kbaylor123]

Yes, and “I just love Rob and Talisa so much! I just hope one of them doesn’t die.” 😢

[@TheShapingSickness]

Yeah I don't know what show they've been watching. Never seen someone so optimistic before 😝

[@emilythequeen1]

😭I get it. I was sad for days.

[@TheRealD-Trigga]

I loved it

[@farbod21]

Killing someone you have invited into your home and broken bread with is one of the most egregious acts you can do in this world. The Starks thought they were safe because of this sacred custom. It's why it was the perfect trap. A bit different than in the books, but equally heartbreaking. I love watching you two!

[@neil2444]

The audience thinks its safe too, because these types of situations don't happen in tv or film. Though such things have happened in real life, such as the head of Templar family getting invited to the Vatican and getting slaughtered in their sleep. In other words, nobody has plot armor in real life, and this subverts our expectations to this realization in the best way possible, like ripping off a Band-Aid. The Starks lived by an honor code, and their mistake is assuming others follow this honor code.

[@6alcantara]

@@neil2444 in the books, that Stark's honor code is what made Rob break his promise to Walder; but in the show he made it for love, which is a little out of character for Rob.

[@ihuh1000]

@@orchoose nah this would be like eu leaders inviting zelensky to discuss terms and when he enters the room they all stand up and start fuckin stabbing him

[@sariel8406]

@@neil2444 the red wedding was inspired by a real life events, one of which is The Black Dinner. Another event is the massacre of Glencoe. Thanks to GoT ive been reading about all these historical stuff, fascinating!

[@mcdoublenfries7412]

@@sariel8406 an ancestor of mine, Alasdair MacLain was on the wrong end of Glencoe. Over three centuries later and on another continent, my dad and grandpa still told us about the Campbell’s treachery 😂

[@bigw725]

Walder Frey answering Catelyn’s threat to kill his wife by saying “I’ll find another” is, to me, probably the coldest line in the show.

[@Blackmamba648]

I’m felt so bad for his wife because she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

It goes to show that they disrespected him both for good reason, and at their own peril; if they thought so little of Frey that they would renege on a sworn promise, they might have expected a dirtbag like him to seek revenge rather than display grace and forbearance. They made the mistake of moral people everywhere: they projected their own morals onto someone else and paid the price.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@Krucifus That's a good point. He says "I'll find another," like she's a pair of shoes.

[@Yes_Fantasy_419]

Still Catelyn's fault for murdering her. Catelyn deserved to die. She started a war by kidnapping Tyrion and then freeing Jaime during said war.

[@bigw725]

@@Yes_Fantasy_419 ok?

[@soulscyther666]

When i watched GoT for the first time and Ned died, i was shocked. But i told myself "so this is really a tale about a son avenging his father's death" when Robb rallied his men to wage war. Then the Red Wedding happened. I was soooooo shocked i didn't realized i was already staring with my mouth open at the silent credits rolling by. It was then that it really cemented on me the fact that no one is really safe in this show, not even the main characters are exempted to death. Which is really good in retrospect, because it makes the story more realistic and unpredictable. That also made me finally go read the books, which are masterpieces.

[@mindshiftershub.]

I was the same. But I would add to that, that this scene cemented in me not only that no one is safe. But it is not a tale for Ned Stark, his son avenging him, for A house, or even people. This is a tale about a gigantic imaginary world that felt real af

[@lordschwann5417]

i read somewhere that george rr martin dsnt really like the sterotypical stories. this includes the son stepping up to avenge his father and becoming a great man. robb was dead the moment he was created. also totally mental bu the second time i read the series i was utterly convinced Ned was going to survive...because thats how books work.

[@exothermic1942]

​@@lordschwann5417ikr?? Every single time I read it I'm like "Oh there's no way Ned dies! He's going to get out of it" and then.. well... Yeah, that

[@victormanteca7395]

And that's also why the amount of plot armor and contrived happenings that were in the last seasons bothered me so much. It's not only that the writing was bad and rushed and the character arcs were messed, it's that it looked like a different show altogether.

[@Perciprius_91]

Why would you read the books when only 5 out of 7 have been released?

[@RestingBookFace]

The significance of “The Rains of Castamere” is it’s essentially the Lannister song. Tywin’s in particular

[@dannycalypse]

Well, that and the fact that House Reyne flew too close to the sun so Tywin killed them all.

[@antonytjp]

Oh my gosh the amount of optimism that pudgey has through this whole episode is absolutely heart breaking even the amount of anger spartan feels is hard… ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@klow6481]

🤣😂🤣

[@antonytjp]

@@klow6481 shut up egg 🤣😂🤣

[@robvil777]

I love they way Pudgey states “this guys going on my hate list” like that’ll show him, I bet he won’t like that!! 😂

[@ryanhauck70]

To be fair I wouldn’t want to be on her hate list either

[@ladyhotep5189]

I was like "aww she's so cute" 🤣🤣

[@robvil777]

@@ryanhauck70 100% agree

[@physicshatesme]

They each have a "Love, Like, and Hate List" of characters that they update periodically.

[@SalvableRuin]

@@ryanhauck70 The point is he is a fictional character. He can't care what she thinks.

[@mpcjrm]

No matter how many times I see the episode, this scene still hits emotionally. The scandal of it all. But especially Michelle Fairly’s performance as Catelyn. She should have been nominated for an Emmy for this season and this performance in particular. Heart breaking.

[@ben1ben2ben1]

She never got the credit she deserved for her performance. One of the best on the whole show

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Who got Emmys from this show besides Dinklage? I liked his character but I think Dinklage isn't that great of an actor. His English accent absolutely sucked.

[@KrauzerUTH]

​@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017he was fine but what about alfie allen!?!? Dude was insanely great

[@paulinegallagher7821]

@@KrauzerUTH Alife Allen and Michelle Fairley were the best on the show, Dinklage got the best dialogue. I think half the time acting awards are given based on what lines they get to deliver.

[@maxulic]

One thing I remember about this episode and I believe is genius is the fact that the end credits had no music. You're just left alone with your feelings about what you just witnessed.

[@ben1ben2ben1]

The Rains of Castamere played in the end credits

[@VictorSivtsev]

​@@ben1ben2ben1no they don't. It's just silence.

[@VandalJace]

Still shocked they avoided spoilers for years and didn’t even hear about the red wedding even in passing.

[@Noone91875]

I did not heard it. I've watched the show last year. Though ! I know about eddard's death.

[@mattb7479]

They probably did have it spoiled, they run a GOT channel and people are assholes, but they're not gonna say that either way because they make money off of 'reactions' to content.

[@fluffy-lise]

If you don't watch a show, even if you see a spoiler it's not gonna mean much to you, or you're not gonna understand it without context and less alone remember it.

[@vjc25]

@@mattb7479 They have moderators dude

[@margaritakmp]

I'd heard about the red wedding before I watched the show, but I didn't know whose wedding it was or who died at it, so it was still a surprise when I watched it

[@Redpmac]

I’ve felt so bad for Pudgey for weeks/months when she was so excitedly shipping Rob and Tulisa and I knew, to quote the show, her joy would turn to ashes in her mouth! Brilliant move by Tywin to end the war in minutes. The reason Rob went in unprotected is because this never happens. In this world, it’s customary that, when you invite someone into your home and they accept your hospitality, they are protected. What Frey did at the behest of Tywin was unprecedented and a total betrayal of all the rules of war.

[@tljsucks1166]

I’m not sure if this is the same in the show, but he also had a lot of his own troops there. Unfortunately, they were taken by surprise, and many of them were Boltons.

[@Exilninja]

​@@tljsucks1166they are there in the show, the episode after this starts with Robb's army being murdered in their camps by the thousands.

[@joshy_bish]

"It hurts so much, she thought. Our children, Ned, all our sweet babes. Rickon, Bran, Arya, Sansa, Robb… Robb… please, Ned, please, make it stop, make it stop hurting… The white tears and the red ones ran together until her face was torn and tattered, the face that Ned had loved. Catelyn Stark raised her hands and watched the blood run down her long fingers, over her wrists, beneath the sleeves of her gown. Slow red worms crawled along her arms and under her clothes. It tickles. That made her laugh until she screamed. “Mad,” someone said, “she’s lost her wits,” and someone else said, “Make an end,” and a hand grabbed her scalp just as she’d done with Jinglebell, and she thought, No, don’t, don’t cut my hair, Ned loves my hair. Then the steel was at her throat, and its bite was red and cold."- Catelyn Stark George R.R. Martin, A Storm of Swords

[@ben1ben2ben1]

Its messed up that the books were even worse

[@joshy_bish]

@@ben1ben2ben1 Such is the way of inner monologue, at times

[@ChaosSchmusie]

heartbreaking reaction! i knew you weren't ready but damn. btw: The starks felt safe because Frey had offered them bread and salt. Which is like a promise that the people are safe under his roof. When Catelyn noticed Bolton not drinking and wearing chainmail she knew there was a fight coming - hence why she slapped him

[@ladyhotep5189]

I really don't think they understood what it meant when Caitlin moved Bolton 's sleeve up and saw chainmail

[@trouty42]

I mean, lowkey Bolton drew her eye and looked down at his own arm. He was enjoying pointing out he was wearing armor to a party.

[@suddenimpulse030]

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[@0631ix]

wasn't this video posted yesterday already? taken down over something and reposted?

[@DarkKnightBatman420]

Why wouldn't you just pin this if it need be at top? Thanks for the effort though.

[@suddenimpulse030]

@@DarkKnightBatman420 We used to do that but apparently they found a lot of people (somehow) didn't know about the patreon unless they were pinning it.

[@suddenimpulse030]

@@0631ix No they are just doing some clips of some big moments to help spread for the algorithm and for those who want a "quick bite" format for certain scenes.

[@johnnydeleon8210]

Pudges joker brain moments are everything, her emotions goes full circle its so fucked up that she goes hysterical 🤣

[@tommysoliz3064]

When she started crying and laughing at the same time, she was full joker moment lol

[@Usernumber777]

This is brutal and notice we all reached it by watching pudgys reaction

[@BeingMal]

Wow dude, that’s the coldest thing I’ve seen. Pudgy looking for comfort from her guy multiple times, balling her eyes out and gets nothing but a “I’m trying to focus on the scene and all I hear is your whimpering” that’s cold af

[@mamaseesa3122]

Yeah he annoys me. I watch them for Pudgy. I honestly even get annoyed with their video beginning where his cartoon character kicks hers.

[@johnnydeleon8210]

Pudge reactions are so pure 😭 They captured our feelings in this perfectly, dying of sadness, anger and disbelief

[@generalmortars7557]

Raise your hands, those who have been watching her go on about "I love Talisa and Robb together" since day one.

[@TheShapingSickness]

@@generalmortars7557 bro I was rubbing my hands

[@rjaymiranda_]

@@generalmortars7557 My heart is always breaking whenever I hear her say that line

[@cindygillespie]

⚜️ You are no longer Sweet Summer Children, you've been touched by the bitter cold of Winter. ❄❄️

[@TheDerpp]

"im trying to focus on the scene but all i can hear is you whimpering" jesus dude lol

[@NSwhoa]

"Wait, did everyone just die, dude?" All of us after watching this for the first time

[@JacobMoitt]

What a reaction! You guys never fail to be entertaining even in the worst moments

[@tealsquare]

"Maybe we get to see a bedding ceremony finally" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@darrinnoel8781]

This episode also shocked me & devastated me because I wanted so bad to see Rob get his revenge for Neds death & that was taken away from me. But there are so many other good characters to love & support as they continue on their journeys so be brave you two , I know it's an emotional roller coaster but it's also an exciting journey & there are some quality seasons coming up & you will continue to both love & hate the show but you will be extremely entertained , I guarantee it !

[@Dadordemiel]

@@RLucas3000 don't put expectations on concrete episodes as it affects the blind reaction in some way.

[@ihuh1000]

@@RLucas3000 just curious, why 5.10

[@samuelreyes1689]

I love how catelyn is well aware of the significance of the rains of castamere and what it entails when she hears it playing

[@Mic-Mak]

Nothing tastes better than the sweet, delicious tears of a #GoT summer child.

[@mrcool7358]

Cut them some slack man we were all summer children once

[@Mic-Mak]

@@mrcool7358 Indeed we were. In case it wasn't clear, I was praising their reaction. I'm a huge S&P fan. Summer children are really hard to find. Every new #GoT reactor claims to be a summer child, when they aren't really. Outside S&P, I have yet to find a single good #GoT reactor since the show ended.

[@yohanespaskal9352]

@@Mic-Mak have u tried don't trust Hannah?

[@vladychiez]

@@Mic-Mak I watched Nikki & Steven before S&P, I like them too.

[@mrcool7358]

@@Mic-Mak great we feel the same way u should check out Sophie Reacts red wedding I was blown by her reaction as well :) peace ☮️

[@alecmonaghan1160]

Spartan's anger is so relatable. First time a fictional story made me so upset.

[@Phenomenal36]

Aye I remember I started to watch game of thrones when I think season 4 or 5 had finished so I had time to catch up, watched it with my friend who had already seen and didn’t prepare me for what was to come. I didn’t watch it for a year after that episode out of spite lol

[@Slippy6582]

Pudgey shocked and sad AF... Spartan ANNOYED! :D

[@broncobatman2152]

When y’all started this series …. Everyone was waiting for this episode … we all knew the heartbreak y’all were gonna experience cause we have been right there …. Such a rough episode

[@kayleighadams4]

Watched this with a friend who’d read the books and seen it all - he didn’t give a thing away, at all. Not one look or anything. I was just agog with silent tears streaming down my face…When it ended I turned to look at him but still couldn’t find words…he said it was the only time he’d felt bad about it because I looked so betrayed and helpless. Hahaha! Took me a full 10 minutes to speak, I’d never seen anything like it!

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

Thanks for your reactions. There were two real, historic events similar to this "red wedding" that George R. R. Martin used as inspiration for this. One is called the "Black Dinner." The other is called the "Glencoe Massacre." You can read a bit about them. I feel your pain...and angst. Yet, this is but one deeply hurtful part of the story of the Starks.

[@Digixkrish]

People think this show is messed up and just made up of imagination. But the events in this novel is inspired from many real life historical events.

[@schuylerglasscompany4512]

It was my own ancestral family that did it too. I am William E. Campbell III

[@jonathanblaze1648]

Ooooh weee. I was rubbing my hands together thinking "ha ha ha, this is the one I've been waiting for, heeheeheeheehee" (last us us, Bill laugh).

[@sergio_os]

Imagine some american general feasting his wedding in the middle of WW2 and then someone starts playing a german song. I believe that's close to what Caitlyn felt hearing the Rains of Castamere

[@waltdeezy11]

My favorite part about their reactions so far is that up until this point they kept saying to certain scenes "this is so game of thrones" and in my mind I was like "you have no idea lol" We can all agree that we'll been waiting for this reaction the moment they started episode one 😬

[@cespi_]

What a great reaction, going from joy into shock, then disbelieve then grief and finally madness in just a few minutes. Summer is over and winter is coming.

[@Joanna096]

Ah the red wedding, a true testament to the GoT world, and it’s shocking value, no one is safe, not even the main characters! This show has given me more trust issues than anything, I still remember my reaction I think I ugly cried more than I have in my entire life. but y’all survived one of the most shocking moments in tv history! Hang in there Pudgey and Spartan… there is still so, so much more to come !! Ps: I knew Pudgey was gonna laugh cry again 😂

[@toomuchsauce5599]

If you thought this was bad, it was way worse in the books and “Talisa” wasn’t even there. First Cat had just learned of the marriage of between Sansa & Tyrion, both Cat and Rob believed Rickon and Bran were dead. Rob had just let Cat know that their plan after the wedding was to go back home and win Winterfell back, to then give up his crown if it meant sparing Northerners’ lives. Oh and Roose Bolton’s last words to Robb were “Jaime Lannister sends his regards”, the man who Cat had let escaped. I saw GOT before I read the books, and I didn’t cry when I saw this nor when I read the chapter to this. I cried like a b at the end of Catelyn’s previous(penultimate) chapter when her and Rob had just made their peace in believing that Arya was most likely dead never knowing how close they’d be to seeing her alive, I literally had to put the book down for days.

[@meapantz1983]

'I'm tryna focus on the scene but all I can hear is you whimpering'. I'm sure that's a quote from the books 🤣🤣🤣

[@annjenkins2677]

By far the best reaction I've ever seen to this episode. I know how upset you both are but try and remember it's like being on a giant rollercoaster of emotions. There will be the lowest of lows but there will also be the highest of highs. These kind of episodes is what makes GOT the best show ever made.

[@annjenkins2677]

@@ben1ben2ben1 ok I was just giving my opinion. I've never been one to agree with most critics and award shows. In my opinion alot of those are based on who you are or who you know. Most of that shit is all rigged. Those shows you named I tried watching and I could not get into them so while they have won all kinds of awards that doesn't mean anything to me because for the most part my favorite shows even tho there are some that are very popular but most are not that popular it's just my personal choice and that's all I can comment on.

[@dinaa449]

I honestly regret having the Red Wedding spoiled for me while watching the series, because this scene definitely delivers such a unique experience..it was kind of painful to watch you starting the episode in a cheerful mood lol. Great reaction again as always!

[@GenoRL_]

That's why I never entertain any kind of discussion or research into a show or games plot no matter how much its being talked about. Even if it's only a 0.1% chance I'll ever watch or play it. So many times I'll shut down a friend starting to get too into a new series they just picked up or something, it's worth it in the end.

[@TheSobeysworker]

This scene is literally what launched reaction videos as a thing

[@leyoshivenere350]

I was 15 when I first watched this and Michelle Fairley's acting is still giving me chills

[@PREPERMIKE2012]

The North Remembers, my Sweet Summer Child.

[@donwon7592]

Jamie three episodes ago “ tell the king in the north the Lannisters send their regards “

[@rayous5480]

When Jamie left for kings landing he told lord Bolton to tell Robb that the Lannisters send their regards. That hinted that they would betray them and join the Lannisters instead

[@nerdwatch1017]

Basically Ned didn’t want any man other then him undressing his bride

[@Evanguylocke]

Still just as good watching you the 2nd time! How you both feeling? What an episode! Can't wait to see more ❤️❤️❤️

[@mikew5144]

Sooo many people were done with it and came right back 😅😅

[@chipsthedog1]

Wow Pudgys face when the killing started was just like me opening up my gas & electric bills

[@civilape]

I can't imagine watching this when it aired at 9pm on a Sunday and expected to go into work the next morning.

[@Timbo6669]

Don’t worry guys, we were all pissed at this time and a lot of people said they were not watching it anymore from this point. They were wrong.

[@justdan9264]

The fact that he's wearing a Stark shirt watching this episode lol

[@jip5889]

Ahh, this brings back memories.

[@fresikey5054]

Ned protected his children too much, not teaching them how to survive in the game of thrones. Not making them think that others could be just as honorable as them. I think that if they knew how to play their cards well, many of the misfortunes that came to the family did not happen.

[@BornInsane0]

I've watched this yesterday but looking forward to watching it again

[@mori1bund]

what makes this twist so great is that it was totally earned! if you rewatch the previous episodes you will see all the signs that lead to this are there, but the audience ignores them because no one wants to believe this could happen to the heroes: - Robb's and Catelin's mistakes. - Warnings that Walder Frey will not forgive this - Roose Bolton's betrayal and him working with the Lannisters was full on display for several episodes now, and more. GRRM doesn't do plot armor! ^^

[@j.abanto]

On a side note if you didn’t know, at the start the Starks were given salt and bread by the Frey’s as a gesture of safety and to welcome guest. It was a common gesture and for the Frey’s to kill their guest after breaking bread was a massive thing and was even brought up by a story Bran brings up in his travels.

[@agidotexe7167]

The pain i felt when pudgey was getting excited hurt me to the core

[@WillRock07]

Interesting how she started laughing at the end there. In the books, Catelyn starts laughing hysterically at the same moment and they kill her almost as a mercy because she completely loses it - tywin later tells tyrion she was supposed to be kept alive but "something must have gone awry". Her actress Michelle Fairley, who watches the scene in the actors commentary for the episode also starts laughing too. They didn't adapt it into the show but it's interesting the show causes that exact response from some people.

[@Stantheman9398]

Y was catlyn supposed 2 be kept alive in d books

[@WillRock07]

@@Stantheman9398 I believe the idea was to keep her as a hostage so the rest of the river lords would submit to King Joffrey. Edmure alone wasn't enough, which is what caused the standoff between the Blackfish and the Fry's later in the show.

[@Sinewmire]

I had this spoiled for me by KZbin comments. Knowing it was coming made me fall in love with Robb all over again, but it also made me watch out for the warning signs, and they're everywhere. Heartbreaking, but probably inevitable. The Rains of Castermere is the song Cersei told Margaery about - a song commemorating Tywin's annihilation of the overambitious Reyns and Tarbecks. The brotherhood without banners were singing it when they met Arya and the others, and the Lannister soldiers were singing it with Bronn before the attack on King's Landing by Stannis. "And now the rains weep o'er his halls with no-one left to hear."

[@julio1148]

What I find brilliant about this scene is that it is believable... the set up was there for the motivation of the conspirators, it wasn't a cheap unmotivated act. One of the shocking aspects for me the first time I watched this was that puts everything on the table, at the time I certainly believed that anything was fair game and that plot armor was an illusion. Actually, I remember thinking that this was a dream sequence, because a lot of shows that do this don't really have the guts to commit

[@mikemullinix2698]

I still get teary-eyed watching this in reactions, almost quit watching the show after this episode, but glad I didn't.

[@jeremywelder5383]

Lord bolton was wearing chain mail. That’s how She knew something was wrong

[@corgiluver9718]

Watched the full reaction but will comment for the algorithm. You'll be needing to increase your hate list to at least 5 after this episode! I wish you a quick recovery from the pain inflicted by the Red Wedding.

[@dvs004]

Great reaction guys...We all knew you werent ready, but this episode pretty much started the whole genre of reaction videos...

[@MEGALecture]

The Hodor moment is when i cried . . . Hold the door, hold the dooooor!!

[@sivabliss]

It is not that he didn't bring enough men, some of his men (The Boltons ) turned on him.

[@dougfisher1266]

This is the absolute best moment in TV or film of all time! Nothing else even comes close to the shock and severe loss here. If you didn't feel this, you aren't human.

[@Naeelle]

I’ve been waiting for this episode since you started!! 😭 it really solidifies nobody being safe, and a segway into seasons 4-6 which are my favorite of the show.

[@mori1bund]

BTW David Bradley, the man who play Walder Frey is such an excellent actor, and such a nice and sweet guy in real life. 😀

[@robertphiri3038]

I cried,we cried,they cried and we owez look forward to see others cry more as well 🤣

[@GradietPanda12345]

Dude on the right was in denial the entire episode 😂

[@Mike90317]

The Red Wedding has claimed more summer children 😭😭😭

[@sagan666]

I've watched a number of reactions to this, and have to say, Pudgey's optimism is what makes this so great. One of the best reactions on this. Keep it up guys.

[@yougo-r4k]

love they way Pudgey states “this guys going on my hate list” like that’ll show him, I bet he won’t like that!!

[@SeenGod]

i think you 2 handled it pretty well, i knew Pudgey would cry, but there’s lots more to come, good & bad👍

[@isaacruiz3991]

I had heard about the red wedding in passing multiple times before I watched the show, and I was actually still caught off guard with this scene. For some reason, I had thought that the infamous wedding would take place during daytime and might’ve involved Joffrey, so I was still surprised by this episode, even though I knew some sort of tragedy was coming.

[@ariefraiser140]

The red wedding pretty much leaves most people jaded and on gaurd l.

[@hen913]

LOL loved that ya'll made a seperate video for this!! Great idea

[@kennethlane7645]

I always love people's reactions to this episode. It drives home the understanding that this is not a world for good and honorable people. Good and honorable people get killed in this world simply for being good and honorable.

[@generalmortars7557]

Nah, you can be good and honorable in this world. Just as long as you play it smartly.

[@crystall.411]

@@generalmortars7557 true I mean look at Sir Davos.

[@MyUniqueVibe]

Good, honorable, and 'naive' people get killed, like Ned, Robb, etc.

[@MrJerOrt72]

I loved the full KZbin episode u guys did and commented, but had to also like and comment here... the joy and let down of our guard amplified the gut punch of pain. Weddings in Westeros never go well. 😄

[@LadyVenomWay]

When I first watched this I sat there, mouth hanging open, in total silence as the credits rolled.. and then for some time after that. It was the biggest shock ever!

[@jordesporde6102]

Poor Pudgey :( console her Spartan!

[@robertcurtis8585]

The Reynes of Castamere were a house in the Westerlands that took advantage of Tytos' (Tywins father) weakness, taking loans they would not pay back and rebelling when Tywin demanded they did. So Tywin went to crush them, and when they sought shelter in their mines, Tywin diverted a nearby stream into them, drowning every last Reyne. And now the rains weep o'er their halls, with not a soul to hear

[@klaythompson663]

you guys are great. An honest first time reaction. It's just how everyone else felt watching this show.

[@k4polo]

Welcome to the GoT officially. Also, you guys and girls should watch other reactions to the "Red Wedding" when you have time. It is still one of the most iconic moments in TV history.

[@danniandersen5858]

The episode that basically started the React channels of TV shows and movies. :)

[@Ricky07070909]

I think she encapsulates the feelings that we all had when we watched this episode the first time.

[@TheMe0wsCat]

Moment of Silence for the sweet summer children that are no more. I think Spartan was already on his way, but they're both winter kids, now.

[@furiocenturio7625]

Bro you are perfect together, the girl is super cute and this is the best reaction I've ever seen for the Red wedding 😂😂❤

[@thegreatpage5912]

I came here for the joy in seeing you cry. I couldn't wait for ya'll to get to this episode.

[@trouty42]

I'm not sure if any others have mentioned it but this very episode, which originally aired on June 2, 2013, is a huge factor in the explosion of react culture. You guys might not be KZbin reactors today without it! It started with book fans secretly, or sometimes not secretly, recording the reactions of their unsuspecting non-book reader friends or significant others' reactions and posting them to KZbin. Because this episode takes a huge turn, and a heartbreaking one, reactions to it are extremely emotional as you may expect. Poor one out for George R. R. Martin, he's helped make a lot of people very rich (or at least given them primary or secondary incomes) from his writing of these books! LOL

[@-Valyrian-]

Pretty sure Pudgey is the only person other than Robb that loved Talisa so much. 😂 I never like her myself since it was obviously a huge strategic mistake from the start for Robb to break that vow. The end result was very shocking, cruel, and unjust but still it was the result of that mistake and he could and should have avoided it all.

[@valbonney2575]

It may have been a mistake, but why would that make you dislike Talisa? It takes two to tango, as they say! Robb was just as much to blame, if not more so, as he had agreed to the Frey marriage.

[@Usernumber777]

Read the chapter in A Storm of Swords, last chapter by the pov of Catlyn’s character

[@stevenstone307]

Saying 'Stabbed the baby, not talisa' is some major in the moment coping hahaha, love it

[@alfonsomacias1569]

The red wedding it's amazing how fans of game of thrones don't ruin this episode because they know how crazy this episode hits

[@rinsay.]

This scene will be forever haunting

[@tommysoliz3064]

Love you Pudgey and Spartan, I’ve been following your journey. This is a very sad scene.

[@irelandspacifist6156]

in the books robb's wife didnt go to the wedding and got an immediate royal pardon. it is insinuated that she was a plant by tywin all along and tywin was proper playing the game of thrones by planting her for robb and undermining relations with the freys, whilst also working w/ the freys to have him killed

[@that.ll_do_pig]

Interesting. I didn't read the books but heard the men tried to protect Robb and wish they had kept that in.

[@PolyBiBadger]

I think the part that really got me about this whole scene was when Talisa died because that part actually made my whole body (not just my stomach) just ache and nearly throw up. It’s still a very intense scene, even if I’ve seen the show many times over

[@kasch3288]

"naa they stabbed the baby not her she might be alive." Real mouthbreather moment.

[@linkfloyd4908]

Nothing I've ever watched impacted me the way this scene did. So f&cking brutal.