Game of Thrones 01X01 REACTION! | 'Winter is Coming'

[@victorsixtythree]

9:44 - WrenBird: "Ah, they're twins. Cool." Me: "Wait for it..."

[@wrenbirdreactions]

lol, ohhh yeah....so ahh....each to their own maybe??? literally haha!

[@LorraineVirginie]

One thing I love about your reviews is how you recap what you got from the episode at the end and then recap the previous episode at the beginning!

[@RennersPT-C]

"Oh they're twins... cool" ....

[@wrenbirdreactions]

yeeeeah.....not as cool as I thought lmfao!

[@jeffreysmith236]

@@wrenbirdreactions it was called twincest

[@devyn1772]

Don’t let the media about the end sway you. Watch it and decide for yourself. I personally loved the ending.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

I will be. I'm usually very obstinate myself when people piss and moan about a show/movie/ending and tell me not to bother. It's all subjective. If I don't see it with my own eyes, I'll never know.

[@reneepope-munro8115]

I know plenty of book readers when took no issue with the ending, other than maybe execution/development. So I’m with you.

[@aaronzachar8436]

I think they made it work too... wish they had more time to play with

[@Matman651]

@@aaronzachar8436 Thats the thing they did HBO and GRRM wanted to make more episodes but the writers said no cos they wanted to work on something else. The writing went downhill in the last few seasons characters just became very one dimensional

[@MADKIDD623BHN]

Thank you..

[@devyn1772]

I became obstinate with people who begged me to watch GoT. When I finally watched, I wanted to kick my own ass. 😂

[@wrenbirdreactions]

LMFAO, this is what I'm saying. My father in law was always on me to watch it with him and when I wouldn't he tried to give me synopsis of what happened in the episode that day to entice me, but I would always have something important to do so I couldn't stick around. Hahah, he and I are the only ones that enjoy fantasy stuff in the house, so me not taking the bait frustrated him ahahaha!

[@phj223]

@@wrenbirdreactions If he's up for it maybe you could bring him in on the reaction vids to certain episodes. :D Not to spoil anything of course, but he'll know which episodes you might need some guidance and backstory for. :> Could be cool.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

@@phj223 Oh god, I could just imagine lol. he'd be high as kite and take over lol.

[@phj223]

@@wrenbirdreactions Eeeeek, best forget it then xD Somehow I pictured the strong silent type, carefully injecting clarifying pieces of information when asked for, without spoiling or getting ahead of the story. o.O

[@ellaphx]

My husband misses so much great stuff because he doesn't like feeling pressured into things. Anything that people are telling him is great and he should watch it, it immediately turns him off lol

[@daemonblackfyre2.049]

I enjoyed you're reaction. hope you will continue to react. BEWARE OF SPOILERS!!! try to find a comment moderator if possible:) I subbed so you better keep doing these:)

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks for the sub! I absolutely will keep going. They release every Wednesday 12am midnight AWST.

[@daemonblackfyre2.049]

@@wrenbirdreactions 😁

[@phj223]

Theon Greyjoy is indeed played by Alfie Allen, who also played the weasel son of the crime boss in John Wick. xD

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Weasel alright!

[@ib-renejrgensen4211]

Armadillos 😂 That made my entire day. Looking forward to seeing your future reactions of this show. 😊

[@wrenbirdreactions]

LOL! What is this, amateur hour! Can't believe that was the first thing that rolled off my tongue haha!

[@mikkelturtvig]

always good to see a new summer child take the journey.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

lol, thanks for watching :)

[@kimbohendo6993]

always wild to see how beautiful Emilia is !!!

[@wrenbirdreactions]

She truly is, isn't she!

[@cynthianavarro4316]

Three things: 1. Watch the opening credits closely. It is a map of the locations in the show and it changes accordingly. Fun! 2. Subtitles are very helpful to keep names and places in your memory (as well as notes). 2. Don't read the comments! I cannot stress this enough. People will not stop foreshadowing to the point of all out spoiling the series for you. This is a great saga. Happy GoT journey!

[@wrenbirdreactions]

It's got to that point in my old age that i prefer subtitles all the time now, lol. My only problem with them is that sometimes they can spoil things. i also have a book to keep notes in now.

[@thefatman2780]

STICK WITH IT. ITS A BRILLIANT SHOW. DARE I SAY BEST THATS EVER BEEN PRODUCED. I WISH YOU GOOD FORTUNE IN THE WARS TO COME

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks so much :)

[@shadowfire_08]

Knights of South Carolina stand with ye, fair lady 🍻

[@rbhatt2247]

Have you watched Tudors? Gives GOT a run for its money! I too thought GOT best, then watched Tudors. I give Tudors the edge because it beats GOT in moral dilemmas and intrigue, all without the fantasy element.

[@kk_33]

I was going to suggest writing characters names and locations down going forward, but you actual remember quite a bit, and are connecting a lot if dots of the plot that most people usually don't realize til a few episodes in. Hope you keep up with it, the show is fantastic

[@wrenbirdreactions]

I have a book to write notes in, my memory isn't the best from 1 episode to another lol.

[@Cbricklyne]

@@wrenbirdreactions Do yourself a favour and get yourself a map of Westeros (It should be easy to download one from the internet). It will help you LOADS in remembering and knowing the names of places and getting a good sense of place, whenever characters travel around. Ideally you want one that also references the names of the great families or Houses that rule the various regions because that becomes significant and vital in a show like this.

[@paulcurlin2789]

We love Tyrion for many reasons. His proclivity for "fun" is one of them Lol

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Lol, can't believe it took me as long as it did to realize what was happening in that scene. It was the sound effects that rammed it home. Oh boy ahahaha!

[@angelicawatchesmovies]

Excited to follow along this journey with you. Always love to see reactions to one of my favorite series. 😌

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks very much for watching!

[@ScragsP22]

I gave you a sub because you’re the only one to ever say the same thing I did when they first showed the petrified dragon eggs. I too thought they looked like colored armadillos. Lol! Hope you stick with the show to the end. It’s worth it. Good luck :)

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Yes! Armadillos!! Thanks for the sub!

[@davidwatson7196]

Welcome to Game of Thrones!!!! I enjoyed your video reaction. I look forward to your next one. Till next time.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks for watching!

[@MADKIDD623BHN]

Greatest binge material on television...still.

[@Ladyvirgule]

The moment you said Jason Momoa, I FELT YOU SO MUCH

[@wrenbirdreactions]

lol, It took me so long to remember his name, I just blurted it out out of nowhere.

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

Ha! I did the same. Finally, I got sick one year, and my friend sent me a movie (Odd Thomas) and GoT on dve. She wrote directly on the disk to stop being lame and just watch it already. So, I caved. It was a wonderful gesture by my friend, I had to do it. My husband watched with me and we were hooked, first episode. I mean, who isn't, ya know. If it's have only realized sooner! Also, Dragon...aardvark, honest mistake. 🤷‍♀️😂

[@TimpanistMoth_AyKayEll]

I totally get the contrarian response to The Big Pop-Culture Thing Everyone's Into. I've done/do that myself with lots of shows and movies. With GoT, I was already reading (and rereading) the books, so of course I was super excited and nervous to see the adaptation. And it delivered beyond anyone's expectations! (....up to a point, but you're already aware of that) You may also know that this show pretty much birthed, or at least mainstreamed, the whole genre of reaction videos when a number of book readers filmed their friends/family members during certain Big Shocking Scenes they knew were coming up. (Me, I contented myself with smug evil smiles.)

[@foggydavestfrank]

Welcome to the next 83 hours of your life!! Seriously, welcome :)

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Oh boy, when you say it like that... lol!

[@Cbricklyne]

73 Hours, actually. (*Game of Thrones is a total of 74 hours long. 6 Seasons of 10 one hour episodes, for 60 hours total, plus 7 hours from the 7-episode Seventh Season, and 7 hours from the 6-episode 8th Season (with the last two episodes being an hour and a half long each) for a total of 74 hours. She's finished 1 hour so she has 73 more to go.

[@phj223]

"He is gonna destroy you poor girl..!" oh no here we go xD

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Is that a good 'oh no' or a bad 'oh no'?? lol, no no don't answer that. He'd smush her though.

[@phj223]

hehe I just meant your comment was funny 😅

[@MarquisTidwell]

You are in for a journey!

[@MusaMansu]

Oh they’re twins? Cool!

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Yeeeeah.....turned out, not so cool after all haha!

[@MusaMansu]

@@wrenbirdreactions That moment at the end of the episode shocked us all.🤣

[@AshenShugarZol]

Awesome! More first time reactions for GOT! Don’t get too caught up in the amount of time that passes. For example it takes the king a entire month to get to Winterfell. That’s why the Wolves age “quickly”. The first episode of the show is over a period of a month.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Yeah, I noticed that when the Queen said they'd been on the road for a month when arriving in Winterfell. My brain didn't connect that info with the pups, lol. My brain tends to not connect a lot of things haha!

[@phj223]

Friendly tip I wish had gotten when I started the show (up to you if you can be bothered or not as it would take something of an effort) is to start writing down new characters with their full name as you're introduced to them, who they're married to (and what "House" they originally came from), their childrens name, basically make a little family tree for all the so called Houses. It will save you A LOT of confusion as you go along, lol. Of course there are family trees you can just google, but I'd stay away from them as they may contain spoilers. If you do it yourself while watching you won't get any information ahead of time. :) Also I will say that while I liked the show from the start, it didn't get its hooks in me fully until EP6, so that's something to think about. There's a lot of exposition in the first episodes, but it's necessary as the world the author created is pretty much up there with Tolkien's Middle-Earth. Enjoy the ride, it's a wild one!

[@wrenbirdreactions]

I will actually do this. I have one for Clone Wars, so keeping tabs of another isn't too much to ask.

[@ellaphx]

Really great reaction, please keep em coming! 🇳🇿

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thank you! Will do! Kia Ora!!

[@loriwilliams6670]

Great reaction 😉 It helps if you re-watch and take some notes to pick up on the names of the different characters and which houses/families they belong to, but you done pretty good already. I've watched the entire series 3 times. The cinematography and music score is awesome. As you can already see a lot of blood and relations.. but very fitting for the time period. I sure you will enjoy it too. Can't wait for you to see it through. 💕🐉 Enjoy the holidays ⛄🎄

[@wrenbirdreactions]

I plan to today, after all my xmas baking is done. I brought an exercise book so I can take notes and form a family tree of sorts lol. Thanks very much, and you have yourself a great holiday. 😊

[@PaperclipClips]

Re: Daenerys - if it helps, you can just call her “Dany”. Everyone else does, including the fans.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

That's what I might do. My pronunciation of her name changes so much lol. Dany is simpler.

[@matthewclarke4127]

All the reactors on You Tube seem to end up calling her 'Khaleesi,' which is super-annoying.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

@@matthewclarke4127 Although Khaleesi is a cool name, I'm not sure why people would call her that and not her name. That's weird.

[@matthewclarke4127]

@@wrenbirdreactions Because it's easier to pronounce and other characters call her by the title, so they forget her name is Daenerys.

[@thecockerel86]

Good start. You got the basics, which is what you want form a pilot. Btw, Daenerys and her brother, Viserys, are in Pentos, a free city in Essos. Essos is the larger continent across the Narrow Sea from Westeros where the rest of the scenes were set. The Narrow Sea is quite like the Tasman, with similar weather! Good reaction and welcome to GOT. PS: Also, pay attention to the title sequence at the start of each episode and see if you can notice a pattern.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks for watching! I'm going to need an overland map aren't I, lol. The opening sequence/credits is really well done showing all the places and names etc, even the art style is pretty to look at, like papercraft.

[@dunringill1747]

@@wrenbirdreactions This post gives good advice. Always watch the title sequences and never skip them. They reveal the map of all the important places for the episode and will change as more locations are revealed. You will pick up on locations (and names) over time.

[@Heather61776]

late to your journey but glad I found you. looking forward to catching up with you. hopefully you're planning on watching HotD. let's go

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Welcome aboard, and yes I will definitely be reacting to HotD, the edited versions will go up after GoT is finished. The full versions are on my Patreon, the full length first episode is free and available to everyone to watch along. (Under the Free First Episodes category).

[@sam_c95]

You have picked up a lot in the first episode, it's a steep learning curve so good job. One thing to note at 19:44 is yes the throne used to be Targaryen but the current king, Robert, is a Baratheon not a Lannister - his wife Cersei is a Lannister but the royal house is House Baratheon. Also I know you know small details about the ending but try not to linger on those, there's a long story to go before then and you'll find it more enjoyable to take it as it comes rather than trying to see how it gets to the endings you know.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks for that info. So Cercei isn't known as Cersei Baratheon but still Cersei Lannister? Or no? I've taken the stance that just because i know a major detail of the show, I'm still very interested in how it came to be and what happened to put it in motion, these things alone still keep the story interesting to me.

[@sam_c95]

@@wrenbirdreactions Correct, she is known as Cersei Lannister. Your House and bloodline are most important in Westeros although marriages make for good political alliances. Women in Westeros DO actually change their surname despite their family name remaining important (e.g. Lady Catelyn Stark, Ned's wife, is a Tully by blood and used to be called Catelyn Tully). The one exception to the rule is if you marry into the royal family you are not allowed to take on the royal name, and this is the case for Cersei Lannister; the royal name stays in the royal bloodline. Fair enough, whatever suits you :) I won't risk further spoilers discussing it but I'm glad you're still interested despite knowing some spoilers at least!

[@wrenbirdreactions]

@@sam_c95 That was something I wondered about. I noticed that Catelyn had the Stark surname, so I assumed that when it came to royalty the name stayed in the royal bloodline, and anyone that married into that kept their own. Thanks for the clarification.

[@livelifehatefur]

so analytical! i love it. this will be a fun watch. im not sure how much of the ending was "spoiled" for you but its going to be interesting to see how you respond to things that happen in the show at least knowing part of the ending. its almost like solving a math problem X+X+X+X+X+X= whatever you know about season 8 episode 6 haha

[@wrenbirdreactions]

I'm really looking forward to it. All I no for sure about the ending is that dany razes kings landing(?) and the civilians on her dragon, and Jon kills her. Also, I think Jamie and cersei die together(?). Also, at some point there's a famous Starbucks cup.

[@livelifehatefur]

@@wrenbirdreactions ill only confirm the cup

[@amydubuque2894]

Definitely get moderators asap. I've seen people REALLY love to give spoilers to this show.

[@Justin_WithThreeDots]

I smashed that subscribe button

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks so much! Stay tuned for more.

[@gahrie]

The dead stag and the dead dire wolf are a foreshadowing that no one understands at this point.

[@Cbricklyne]

Dead Direwolf with 6 surviving cubs.....

[@wrenbirdreactions]

As of this moment writing this reply....5 cubs :( LADY!😭😭 (I just finished ep2)

[@Cbricklyne]

@@wrenbirdreactions In the show, there's a saying (.....and a recurring theme...) that only death can pay for life. It'll become more significant in a couple more episodes ahead when you hear it being said out loud for the first time, but it actually also applies in this episode as well. I hope you paid attention to what happened at around the same time that puppy died. This is not a spoiler since it mostly means nothing to you at this stage, but another thing about this show you'll learn is that there are no wasted scenes or lines of dialog. But in order to not (actually) spoil anything let's just leave it at, that wasn't a death without meaning or value.

[@alexpeters3328]

More game of thrones please!

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Indeed. They will release every Wednesday 12am midnight AWST. Bar anything catastrophic happening to me of course.

[@dunringill1747]

Nice reaction. Welcome to this great journey - it's well worth taking. It is a shame you already know a few spoilers. Please find a moderator for the comment section to avoid more spoilers. You will pick up names and places over time. However, if you do plan to take notes, please pause the show when writing. Otherwise you will miss a lot of visual clues and character motives. Also, looking away during a reaction can be frustrating to reaction viewers - so at the very least edit that out of your videos to spare those of us who are OCD about that sort of thing (like me, lol). As you have seen much of the GoT culture is similar to that of the middle ages of Europe, but with supernatural elements to the story.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Lol, I'll do my best haha. I've had those moments too when watching reactions someone looks away at an important moment and I'm left screaming 'No! you missed it!' lol. Thanks for watching!

[@dunringill1747]

@@wrenbirdreactions Yay! That's all I can ask. PS: Happy Holidays!

[@demonic_myst4503]

No dire wolfs are a irl extinct breed of canine native to north america their massive and can bite through a horses bones

[@Ehterlink]

If you are up for it: taking notes is definitely a good idea; new characters will keep dropping in, also the names of cities, castles, regions and houses, and all of them and their relations to each other will be relevant to the story. On how the show ends: I liked it, as a lot of people did. You should judge yourself, if the 'outrage' in the internet was justified. Have fun :-)

[@wrenbirdreactions]

I will absolutely take notes and form my own little family tree type of thing. I'm sure there are plenty online, but I don't want to spoil myself.

[@dunringill1747]

@@wrenbirdreactions Please consider pausing the show when note taking. Many times there are visual clues from the actors that will be missed if you don't. Some of the actors are talented enough to convey a story in a few visual moments. At the very least, please edit it out if you are writing when a scene plays out, lol.

[@helgar791]

Use subtitles, it'll help with all of the names, places, and events...and there are lots of them. Dispense with your modern beliefs and prejudices. You may not want to talk about 13 year olds getting married, but in the Middle Ages where the life expectancy for women was 43 and for men 48, your survival was dependent upon having children as soon as possible to support the household: and that's the royal families. For the poorer classes life expectancy was much shorter. Royal families used marriage typically as a way to build alliances and bind one family to another. People were typically betrothed before birth. As a female if you were not married well before 18 THAT was creepy, and in truth, menopause came decades earlier than today, making you a burden to your household if you hadn't started your own family. Some men could typically linger on without marrying.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

I'll be using subtitles going forward for those exact reasons. I get what you're saying about the marriage thing, I agree that that was how things were done back then for those reasons. It's just ick to talk about kids in that sense, though as you said dispensing with our modern take on things is a must for this show.

[@helgar791]

@@wrenbirdreactions Well, anytime you get that ick feeling just remember 13 was just more than 1/3 of their prospective lives. Think of it as being around 25-28 now in both age AND maturity. People had to be much more mentally mature then as well.

[@czest-d7f]

@@wrenbirdreactions It also helps to remember that this story doesn't take place in OUR past. The GOT world isn't our Earth, no matter how many times commenters say "well, back then..."

[@victorsixtythree]

Welcome to THE GAME! The Season One DVD's came with a pamphlet containing some useful Family Trees. It's great to use for reference, as it only has Season One characters and it has pictures so you can associate names and faces. The first time I watched, I had a copy of this in hand and it was very useful! meghanmblogs.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/game-of-thrones-family-trees.jpg Also, the opening titles (with the cool music!) show you a map of the world so you can get an idea of where some of the locations are relative to each other. And sometimes the map changes as the story progresses.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks for that link, I've save it to my desktop lol. I did enjoy the opening credits and seeing all the place names, the art was really cool too. Like 3d pop-out papercraft lol.

[@Ladyvirgule]

Where are you from ? I like your accent ! Love from France !

[@wrenbirdreactions]

I'm a kiwi from New Zealand. I've lived in Australia now for 11 years, and according to my family back home I'm starting to get a Aussie accent, so I think I have a weird mish mash of the kiwi/aussie accents.

[@markharris1125]

No 'us' in Daenerys - just de-nerris. (When people add the 'us', it really annoys me for irrational reasons.) In the books she calls herself 'Dany' so that's a good compromise! I'm kind of addicted to GOT reactions so I've subscribed and hope you make it through. It'll be interesting to see how your views on Dany in particular will evolve, since you know how her story ends. I presume from what you said that you don't know about anyone else, so this will be an fun journey!

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks for the sub :) Can't believe how much trouble I was having pronouncing her name lol. I'm going to go with Dany from now on lol. I will be going through the whole series, vids will come out Wednesday 12am midnight AWEST, not sure what time that is elsewhere though. Unless something catastrophic happens of course lol.

[@markharris1125]

@@wrenbirdreactions Now there's a cheerful thought!

[@MADKIDD623BHN]

Welcome my sweet summer child....

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks for watching. I'm looking forward to watching more and having my heart broken countless times I'm sure hah!

[@TheBigTamale]

I drink Tequila and I know things...hastag subscribed and something I don't know is if Australians can legally have a wombat for a pet(like a dog or cat) within city limits?

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Thanks for the sub!! Even though I'm not technically Australian, (I'm a kiwi from New Zealand just living here and stealing their jobs!!!), I confess I do not have a wombat and am not sure if it's legal or not to own one. I'll ask my partner (who is Australian), when he gets home from taking the kangaroo to the mechanics. Damn thing had a dropbear fall in front of it outta knowhere, and he had swerve into a ditch to miss it. Poor guy spilled his Fosters everywhere! I also enjoy Tequila 🥃🥃

[@TheBigTamale]

@@wrenbirdreactions I visited The Landwnunda many years ago and ate a croc burger. One of my friends tried to grab a koala and it pissed/slimed his head.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

@@TheBigTamale You ain't an aussie unless you've been pissed on by a koala. Hope your mate was OK, nasty chlamydia carries those beasts are 😉

[@FingonNZ]

Great reaction! Do I hear a kiwi accent? This is grown up television & storytelling. It is complex, brutal and multi-layered. Yes - it is a good idea to take notes as you watch along. Definitely turn the subtitles on - there are a number of different languages and you'll want to follow along (plus there are just lots of things you'll pick up in general). Despite the ending of the show being very controversial (for which there are many points of view about) it is a a hell of a ride. Get yourself a moderator for the comments because sometimes we GoT fans get very enthusiastic and let slip spoilers. You do not want to be spoiled for this show! NB. (Hopefully not a spoiler). King Robert Baratheon (along with Ned) deposed the former King Aerys II Targaryen (the "Mad King") in a rebellion. Viserys & Daenerys are the children of that Mad King and are in exile across the Narrow Sea from Westeros (the Seven Kingdoms). Viserys wants to reclaim the throne in Westeros for the Targaryens. Daenerys = Duh-NAIR-iss. Viserys = Vi-SAIR-iss The emphasis in both names is on the 2nd syllable.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Yes indeed you do hear a Kiwi accent, lol. Though it's probably a mishmash with the aussie one since I've been living here for the last 11 years. At least my family back in NZ seem to think so. I have a notebook ready and waiting for the next episode, and I even have a little family tree I'll add to as we go along. Lol, I printed out character heads so I can play connect the dots because I'm a weirdo ha!

[@FingonNZ]

@@wrenbirdreactions Ah! That's why I wasn't quite sure. I've lived away from NZ for 10 years (Arabian Gulf) and I have a brother & sister who have lived in Australia for a long time - so my ear is a little less practiced at spotting a fellow kiwi!

[@TheManlyVIK]

Do yourself a favor and skip seasons 7 & 8. You have been warned. But I know you won't be able to resist, and I don't blame you. Just know that this show is very good in the beginning, because the showrunners had source material to adapt from. Apart from a few plot points given by the author, they were on their own for the end. It shows. These showrunners are not writers.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

This is one of the things I've heard, especially about Benioff and Weiss. I'll get through it for completionists sake, whether I enjoy it or not remains to be seen.

[@dunringill1747]

@@wrenbirdreactions I'm glad to hear you intend to complete the story. Since you are already being warned, I don't feel it is a spoiler to add the following: The story does become rushed with weaker writing, a strained budget, and poor presentation as it continues to the end. Sometimes a scenario event may be described with a few quick lines of dialog. However, with that said - the foundation of the story is still there and valuable to watch.

[@czest-d7f]

@@wrenbirdreactions I had significant critiques for S8 - won't mention them to avoid spoilers - but on my second watch through I enjoyed it a lot more! I think watching it like a very long movie without the weekly space helped. And I had a lot of fun in S7. So, are they "different"? Yeah. But I think if you go into it knowing this is all for fun, you'll be fine overall.

[@phj223]

nice :)

[@wrenbirdreactions]

😊

[@ededdandeddytv5164]

Don’t do this to yourself

[@wrenbirdreactions]

Wasn't a fan?

[@ededdandeddytv5164]

@@wrenbirdreactions I was lol unfortunately for me personally, the ending ruins the entire series

[@phj223]

@@ededdandeddytv5164 the good thing with imaginary stories is that you can make up whatever ending you want, nobody's gonna yell at you :)

[@TheManlyVIK]

Seconded.

[@wrenbirdreactions]

@@ededdandeddytv5164 I can understand that. I'm still a bit salty about the end of Supernatural.