Game of Thrones 2x05 'The Ghost of Harrenhal' | First Time Reaction

[@paulanderson771]

The Tickler would eat apples while torturing people. Jaqen eating an apple after killing him was hilarious

[@0okamino]

It would be a shame to let a good apple go to waste, and The Tickler wouldn’t be needing it, after his unfortunate accident.

[@joeyjoejoejuniorshabadoo5330]

The Arya/Tywin interactions in season 2 are some of my favourite scenes in this entire series. One of the best changes/additions from the books imo.

[@CapitalExpression]

I'm torn on it. On the one hand, Charles Dance is one of the best actors in this show and giving him more stuff to do is great. On the other hand, its totally out of character for Tywin. He would never talk with a commoner.

[@goldenholdenolden]

totally, those are captivating moments.

[@jeffbachman2949]

​@@CapitalExpression the author himself said he really liked it and it added some more depth that he liked to Tywin

[@SiloGrain]

​@@CapitalExpressionso that's out of the realm of possibility but lady stoneheart makes unquestionable sense 😂🤣

[@Shrewdy1]

"I enjoy you but be careful" He's so good in this show

[@imthewolf1]

To answer your question about where they were shooting "beyond the wall " mountain range in Skaftafell National Park in Iceland.

[@bill.godwin-austen]

This! The vast majority of the scenes north of the wall were shot in Iceland.

[@imthewolf1]

@bill.godwin-austen yes and a some in Canada and Northern Ireland.

[@lolmao500]

Yuuuuuuuuuuup... the north SCREAMS Iceland.

[@mori1bund]

15:51 the Red God aka R'hllor aka the Lord of Light is the god Melissandre, Stanis and Thoros of Myr (the Red Priest) worship.

[@HildegardActual]

Jaqen H'ghar (The man speaking in 3rd person) is probably my favorite supporting character in the whole show. A man is a bit of a badass.

[@lewismcrae8119]

He was Enzo in Stranger Things as well, the guard who helped Hopper in Season 4.

[@Runo1923]

Shhh. He is NO ONE.

[@s1lm4r1l6]

Its extremely impolite for people from Lorath to speak in the 1st person. The only other character from Lorath is the foul-mouthed Shae, who always speaks in the first person.

[@HildegardActual]

@s1lm4r1l6 Accurate. I'm a lore junkie, what he said.

[@abeartheycallFozzy]

And so the Jaqen debate begins. Why did he let himself be captured and put in that wagon? A: He was on the way to the wall to quietly kill Ned Stark. Why did he tell Arrya that nonsense about paying for 3 lives with 3 other lives? A: It was to test her to see if she could name a life to be taken.

[@tonyyul703]

The reason they Call Sur Davros Seaworth "The Onion 🧅 Knight" is because during Robert's Rebellion Stanis was trapped and made to starve to death by the Tyrells. Davros a former Smuggler managed to smuggle in some food, and one of those foods were the ONIONS 🧅.

[@MrBellsa61]

Fun fact, the chief pyromancer was played by Roy Dotrice (RIP), who also narrated the audiobooks. He initially auditioned for the role of Grand Maester Pycelle but ended up being offered the pyromancer role in season 2.

[@wavehellhole]

He was simultaneously a great narrator, and an awful narrator. Kinda like your old grandpa telling stories and getting the voices and pronunciations mixed up constantly but oh well at least we're hearing the stories!

[@Disgruntled_Hoarder]

​@@wavehellhole I was listening to the second book last night and was startled every time Roy said "jendry"

[@danielallan8061]

The Killer Queef

[@Tablefloor-f5y]

Shame Shame Shame 🔔 Shame Shame 🔔

[@oliverjones5350]

Dynamite with a laser beam

[@Morgan-bo1mr]

In the books, they go much more into detail on how dangerous wildfire is. In the chapter where he went to the alchemist, the chamber was deep under ground to keep the substance cool so it can't spread as easily. They hardly ever even light torches inside to avoid the chance of igniting it, and create it with a room full of sand above them that will collapse on them to smother the wildfire if it catches while being handled.

[@weebleman6]

She fought her entire life to break out of the predefined gender role given to her, probably faced decades of abuse and torment for doing so, FINALLY earns her place in the king guard and swears an oath to protect Renly until death... and then like a week later fails due to a literal vagina demon, essentially gets framed for his death, and guaranteed an execution if ever captured. I would be screaming and crying too girl 😂

[@CapitalExpression]

The interesting thing about Brienne is that its not like she's rejecting her role as a noble lady. She just also wants to be seen as a knight and warrior. Which is actually the more transgressive thing about her. And she faced a childhood and teenage years (Brienne is actually about 17 when we meet her in the books) actually surrounded by a loving father and a household who not only accepted her pursuits but gave her a healthy education for it (she apprenticed for her fathers butcher so she could get used to killing and the smell of blood, etc). The one exception was her Septa who called her ugly and said that whatever compliments men would give her would be lies and sadly that would be proven true when she was actually around other knights.

[@hasibuzzamantonmoy8845]

*pussy demon

[@benguensche]

"bReAkInG oUt oF tHe pReDeFiNeD gEnDeR rOLe" is a ridiculously reductive way of interpreting brienne

[@Tetrabiblo]

⁠@@benguenscheif u only read that part ig

[@dennisr.4918DennyDesigns]

What a dweeb. Predefined gender role. LOL> She is a chick who is a warrior. Wake the fuck up.

[@Zarkuul]

Brienne isn't a knight, she was appointed to Renly's "Kingsguard". Still a very high and noble position, but not an actual knight. ** ~Z

[@0okamino]

As per Westerosi tradition, women cannot be knighted. Not that I think Renly personally cared all that much about such traditions, but that’s just the way it goes when there are certain appearances of orthodoxy to be maintained.

[@TheBeastlySolution]

why did you sign your comment

[@AKpoker888]

​@@TheBeastlySolution 😂💀

[@Zarkuul]

@@TheBeastlySolution Pure old school habit from an rp gamer.

[@Golgari213]

Lady Breanne knew Renly for many years before she became a knight, and he was very nice to her when everybody else was mean to her.

[@JenniferSmallwood-b1b]

And she loved him, yet our pair of reactors are so confused, like, "Weird! She's a weirdo!"

[@justmando9488]

Yeah…good job dude. It’s not like the show would explain it later right? Ugh,some of you are like little children.

[@justmando9488]

@@JenniferSmallwood-b1bBecause they haven’t seen this before and don’t have the backstory like we do obviously. Try using your head.

[@JenniferSmallwood-b1b]

@@justmando9488 Weird.

[@JenniferSmallwood-b1b]

@@justmando9488 Then you don't remember the previous episode where Renly is talking to his lover. I'm done here.

[@tonyyul703]

"The House of the Undying" is that LARGE TOWER you see towards the center of Quaarth

[@IanShimmin]

They filmed the snow scenes on location in Iceland.. no cgi

[@kerry-j4m]

WOW.I bet it was very cold in Iceland,just taking a wild guess. LOL. I wonder how long they could film in one day,because of the cold.

[@Rauro1]

In a later episode Brienne will talk about meeting Renly, she was very fond of him

[@andromidius]

I love the little detail of Loras not believing Brienne was guilty. He clearly had a bit of a beef with her for embarrassing him in the tourney and also getting into the Kingsguard (named the Rainbow Guard in the books, amusingly - not very subtle are you, George?), yet clearly thought better of her then to accuse her of his love's death despite reports saying otherwise. Shows he has at least a professional respect for her, even if he personally did not. (Though in the book he took the death rather worse, but you'll have to read it for yourselves. The books are full of lots of small differences that really change the underlaying narrative and motivations.)

[@cliveklg7739]

Jaqen H'ghar: 'He's scary.' 'I can fix him' 😁

[@TraumaSandwhich]

I really feel like in the show Theon the character doesn't know what he wants less than the character is undeveloped, I think his lack of actions toward a goal stems from his mix of being Ironborn but raised by the starks

[@Sinewmire]

Is this a rare example of straight obliviousness? Brienne: "I only got to hold him the once... after he was dead..." The girls: "Did she just really believe in their cause or something?" Wildfire seems to be based on Greek Fire, which was a mostly unknown liquid made by the Byzantine Empire which burned extreely hot and yes, floated on water whilst burning. It was probably an early formulation of napalm.

[@Seraphimisdead]

Eh, I've seen people miss more glaring things. I don't know what their schedule looks like, if they only watch a single thing a night of if they record in batches, but that can definitely affect overall concentration. Also the fact that you are trying to interact actively with the medium for the reaction to have some additional entertaining value. Also we're (mostly) all watching this with the benefit of having seen it multiple times, also maybe read it. Everybody misses something the first time around. They've missed a few moments here and there, mostly moments where character motivation is explained, or certain details about how certain events happened, but overall it's nowhere close to my personal top missed moments of other reactors, which include being convinced that LotR Orcs are Fungus like 40k Orcs and thinking Anakin's mother was the one to sell him into slavery in Star Wars.

[@Sinewmire]

@Seraphimisdead I'm not s complaining, just finding it amusing that they caught on and talked at length about how heartbroken she was at his death, but seem unwilling to consider she might've had a crush on him. It's like a wierd inversion of the 'they were roommates' joke

[@red2977]

Yea she was in love with him. They totally didn't get it.

[@Tobin_Dax]

In fairness, they’re probably just thrown off by the fact that Renly is gay and didn’t consider the possibility of unrequited love for someone of the opposite sexual orientation. Plus I guess Brienne so far seems like the type of person who would be more motivated by honor and duty than by romantic feelings. So it’s not _crazy_ crazy that they don’t get it right away. (Their bewilderment _is_ quite funny though.)

[@Sinewmire]

@@Tobin_Dax Yeah, maybe!

[@danielallan8061]

None of those Night's Watch guys are properly covered for that weather.

[@matthewwheatley]

Brienne was sad about Renly because they have a LOT of backstory. I think that the series does mention it, but as another outsider to society, he was the only one who paid her any mind.

[@lynnkingpin]

Plus Brienne wants to be a knight and renley believed in her

[@ianferguson5410]

They do mention it, we just have to wait for the hot bath scene.

[@SwiftJustice]

Plus as a Kingsguard, Brienne had _ONE JOB._

[@CapitalExpression]

ehhhhhhh. Renly did have a small soft spot for Brienne but more so because he genuinely appreciated her loyalty and devotion. I don't think Renly ever saw himself as an "outsider" to society. Even though he's gay in a hyper masculine warrior culture he's still a lord of a regional power. Brienne is a woman from a lesser house whose existence is open and extremely transgressive for the culture. and if something Loras says afterwards has any weight, Renly privately found Brienne to be "absurd"

[@Serryy]

@@CapitalExpression To be fair, the Tarths are not so irrelevant. If they were, Brienne would have been laughed out of the army camp at first sight.

[@tec52]

I love it that you ladies are the ONLY reactors watching this series the smart way, i.e. taking notes to keep track of all the characters and twists. Ariana is a good judge of the characters, btw.

[@tonyyul703]

The woman behind the mask is named Quaff, she's a GREENSEER from Ashaii... In the books she comes to dani almost as a guide for her destiny.

[@SpaceMonkeyTCT]

Wildfire burns like greek fire and is unstable like nitroglycerin. Part of its power is magical, which is described by the alchemist when he says it wasn't as potent as it had been described and/or it became more potent recently, I forget exactly how it was explained.

[@SaiyanHeretic]

Probably worth mentioning that "Greek fire" was real-world ancient incendiary weapon, akin to modern napalm, the exact recipe for which was such a closely guarded secret in the Byzantine Empire that it was lost and we can only speculate.

[@CatSorcery]

Ben Wyatt: "it's about the oath" Brianne was so shook up because she failed her oath to protect her king. She is super into oaths, fw them heavy.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Oh Game of Thrones was filmed in MANY places, but Beyond the Wall and Castle Black was filmed in Northern Ireland and Iceland :)

[@NostromoFeratu]

I wish your editors would stop cutting off the Closed Caption from the bottom of the screens.

[@justaplant.]

they dont listen to comments. if they did they would put multiple episodes out a week

[@Shrewdy1]

If you love Aidan Gillen (not Littlefinger) then you gotta react to The Wire someday. GOAT TV show

[@seanyoung9014]

I would love for them to watch The Wire but honestly the way they talk over EVERYTHING would be a disservice to the show. They'd have no idea what was happening.

[@Shrewdy1]

​​@@seanyoung9014 Lol yeah you're right tbh, The Wire is such a deep layered show that you really need to be paying attention to everything (As Lester said "All the pieces matter") - so it probably wouldn't translate well here. I just find it to be a show that's really ignored by reactors nowadays - given what a highly regarded show it is. I guess it's getting old at this stage though so maybe I shouldn't be surprised at that

[@seanyoung9014]

@@Shrewdy1 I agree not enough people are reacting to it. Right now I'm watching James Vs Cinema do it. He's on season 2 and really enjoying it and catching pretty much everything, so it's been a fun ride so far.

[@John-m2d6y]

All of Theon's actions that you described are driven by his insecurity.

[@t.dig.2040]

Birds... I recently came across a young rooster on my way home (extremely rural) right before the snow came. Yeehaw, I didn't know that I needed birds in my life. Come spring I I get him a flock. Lol.

[@LadySophiaVelaryon]

Charles Dance who portrays Tywin Lannister is a BRILLIANT, classically trained Shakespearean actor. He was one of three actors who didn't have to audition for their role. The showrunners knew they wanted to cast Mr. Dance as Tywin. The other two actors who didn't audition were Sean Bean as Ned Stark and Peter Dinklage as Tyrion Lannister.

[@hercules1476]

If I recall correctly, those scenes north of the wall were filmed in Iceland. Pretty crazy landscape

[@MultiPowermaster]

"I thought it was just the ambassador" lmao ☠️☠️

[@bill.godwin-austen]

Many of the names of characters in this show (and the books) are difficult to pronounce, so fans often give them nicknames. In this case, we have Xaro Xhoan Daxos. Back in the day, many of us simply dubbed him "Duck sauce". 😆

[@bigpictureguys8415]

I understand the Kendal comp but Kendall had a lot more individual agency than Theon. He also had a clear goal in mind and wasn’t entirely a puppet of fate

[@RobertMorgan]

I can understand their confusion about how distraught Brianne was at Renly's death, I've seen something similar IRL. College, I come home and find my roommate from Saudi Arabia, a grown man, SOBBING, inconsolable. I asked what was wrong, he told me the King of Saudi Arabia had died. I was confused. He explained to me in the US, you get a new leader every 4 or 8 years, but the King was their leader longer than even his own father had been alive, to him it was just like his dad had passed away. It was a crushing event to him and his people.

[@Necrothep]

Yes but Brienne and Renly "friendship" dated from teen times and knew each other and he helped her feel better about herself.

[@michaelm.1947]

Similarly, I had a Thai friend that was distraught over the death of Princess Diana. Death affects us all in unusual ways.

[@HackWilson14]

Renly made Brienne a member of his Kingsguard. A woman has never been named a member of Kingsguard before. And others have mentioned it, but yeah Brienne has a lot of history with Renly that hasn’t been mentioned yet. She’s known him since she was young so they didn’t just meet for the first time or anything like that. Renly was a good dude and had always been a good dude even in his youth, let’s just put it that way.

[@goldenholdenolden]

this right here, the explanation the ladies needed lol.

[@Serryy]

Nah, Brienne just had a crush on Renly.

[@NameOptional-p9u]

I love Edd (Eddison Tollett, short guy with pointy nose). Edd's character is hilarious and so serious lol. He just says the most logical things but in a dead pan way.

[@carriesmith742]

42:57 Love the comparison between Theon and Kendall Roy! Chef's kiss character comparison! Nice job ladies! Great reaction! I love that I've seen you both drool over Littlefinger's actor in Peaky Blinders and love to watch you try and justify your attraction to him in this show! Again, perfect. ❤

[@OverGRV]

Just got back home from a long day. Was pooping and hitting my pen when I saw this drop. Perfect timing 🙏🏽

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

Super excited for them to finish this series in February of 2026 so I can finally come watch these.

[@Diegesis]

we'll be glad to have ya

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

@@Diegesis Don't worry, I don't want to rewatch seasons 6-8 so it'll really more like September of 2025 👍

[@ryanhill-x6m]

hey I’m Ryan I have a movie request Austin powers international man of mystery and could you possibly wear gloves

[@CrazeeAdam]

@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat 6 is arguably the best season? If not the best then 2nd best pretty much... and most everyone thinks this that I've seen lol

[@jeffbachman2949]

I think they might have done a tiny bit of CGI with the clouds but 90% of that was just filmed in Iceland

[@tonyyul703]

Dracaris means "BURN" in High Valryan

[@albinausachova]

omg Theon is the eldest boy

[@the_crypter]

Hahaha, He's NOT !!!

[@tonyyul703]

The Shade of the Evening Tree is a similar Tree to the weirwood trees, in Westeros, but instead of White 🤍 with red 🍁 leaves it has A BLACK 🖤 TREE WITH BLUE 🔵 LEAVES

[@bbwng54]

Lots of comments below on the relationship between Brianne and Renley Brianne will explain why she had such devotion to Renley later on, and you develop your own interpreation.

[@CrazeeAdam]

I think Brianne was that upset because she is all about honor, and Renly was truly set to be a pretty great king if he was king. She's about duty and devotion. And I think that was pretty clear from the start when we first see her

[@WaddIes]

Lady Breanne and Renly knew each other long before they show in the show... so it might seem random why she is so emotional over him, but basically renly treated her the best of every one shes been around

[@IanHillan]

I will never stop loving Arya's whole arc.

[@ccronk]

Regarding Brienne’s devotion and despair to Renly Baratheon’s death… not everything is outlined beforehand, answers will come

[@STAXXX313]

The reason Brianne loves Rennly (however you spell it) is explained in season 4

[@gilbertallard306]

The icy North scenes were filmed in Iceland.

[@Dr00dles]

You’ll see what Brianne was so distraught…and she just wants to serve a good king

[@Timshot100]

It’s very easy to see she swore oath and back in the days that meant everything their whole life was to that oath

[@LuminairPrime]

Another awesome and hilarious reaction, and I LOVE the long final discussion! 👏

[@DomenicoDeCicco-gi3hp]

Jaqen (the mysterious man who has just promised Arya to give her three lives) speaks in third person because it is customary in his own - supposed and apparent - homeland of Lorath (one of the "Free Cities" of Essos, whose inhabitants traditionally speak while omitting their own names and using the third person to speak about themselves: "a man will give three lives" etc.). There might also be another reason for his speech mannerism but it's better not to give you possible spoilers... PS: this is not particularly important nor it is related in any way, but apparently also Shae is from Lorath originally, but she does not use that way of speaking (probably because she did not live there long/she assimilated better to the culture and life of Westeros).

[@TheWindcrow]

2:35 It's only weird if you don't know their past ;)

[@TheJacobCaven]

lol they didn't even watch that scene with stannis. too busy having a muted convo and taking notes

[@MultiPowermaster]

"If you control the fire, u control the world!" 😂

[@c.cullum5526]

If I'm not misaken Brienne's emotions were explained last episode and will be expanded upon further later. Rennly was the only person who ever treated her with respect. She was devoted to him and potentially in love with him.

[@Serryy]

Kind of reminded me of the latest Creature Commandos episode

[@Avatar1881-u7z]

Sam is the Hermione of the Game Of Thrones universe.

[@HackWilson14]

The women on this show do absolutely pop off. This show is revolutionary for many things and one of them is because it has all these very powerful uniquely different women roles that feel fresh and organic in this game of thrones world where woman suffer a lot of injustice. And these roles were before they started force feeding woman into powerful roles like they do today. No offense. Just naming the bad ass women characters up until this episode: Cersei, Arya, Yara (Theon’s sister), Dany, Catlyn Stark, Margaery Tyrell, Brienne, Shae, and low key Sansa. That’s 9 unique roles for women that we see many shows and film trying to copy today in a generic lazy manner that just feel very organic and masterfully written in Game of thrones.

[@JoseTorres-kl6fy]

You guys are probably far enough into the show that you've seen the Brienne backstory with Renly. I remember when I first watched I also got the impression that they had basically just met. I thought my girl Brienne was just very devoted to her oaths and her duty.

[@Trepanation21]

2:13 wowowow okay we can tell that Maple and Arianna aint never put their L O Y A L T Y on the line for no war of royal ascension smh 😤😤😤 Don't you EVER disrespect the homegirl Brienne or her O A T H S ever again or istg you'll catch these hands fr

[@TrentRidley]

I think you might be struggling to understand who Theon is because Theon doesn't know who Theon is.

[@gtay6726]

"Is this the blasting Jelly?".....hahaha. KY

[@mattwoodson6427]

Cersei had nothing to do with murdering the bastard children. I don’t think she really cared but that was Joffrey’s call.

[@CapitalExpression]

She absolutely did care and while in the show its a lot more cloudy, in the books she did have them all killed. She even told Robert to his face, that if he brought his only acknowledged bastard son to Kings Landing, she would have him killed. Why do you think she had his natural children aborted?

[@mattwoodson6427]

Oh I just meant she didn’t care that he made that decision. She was okay with it. The scene she had with Tyrion seemed to make it clear that he made the decision in the show.

[@Timshot100]

Yes, they already forgot that

[@Timshot100]

@@CapitalExpression book is one thing, but the show they clearly inferred that Joffrey made that decision

[@brian5553]

Best episode so far. It is known.

[@nunyabiz6902]

It will explain it more in season 5 but basically Brienne didnt have a great childhood and Renly was one of the only people who was kind to her.

[@Serryy]

Poor Stannis, theyve done him so dirty

[@Billygrundmeyer]

Brienne was in love with Renly iirc.

[@goldenholdenolden]

idk about the books, never read em. but yeah she loved him, but like a brother. she had no delusions about his sexuality and later tells Podrick about how they go way back and he was always kind to her.

[@Serryy]

@@goldenholdenolden She definitely didnt love him like a sibling and she was oblivious to him being homosexual in the books.

[@turtlepope7802]

​@@goldenholdenolden “Renly Baratheon had been more than a king to her. She had loved him since first he came to Tarth on his leisurely lord’s progress, to mark his coming of age. Her father welcomed him with a feast and commanded her to attend; elsewise she would have hidden in her room like some wounded beast” (...) “And Renly Baratheon had shown her every courtesy, as if she were a proper maid, and pretty. He even danced with her, and in his arms she’d felt graceful, and her feet had floated across the floor. Later others begged a dance of her, because of his example. From that day forth, she wanted only to be close to Lord Renly, to serve him and protect him. But in the end she failed him.” She got bullied hard her whole life and her father stopped arranging marriages after 3 betrothals fell through. He was the first person to show her the slightest grace, so she developed a massive crush that turned into fanatical devotion to him. Though, she loved the idea of Renly more than Renly himself, she barely knew him, she certainly didn't know about Loras, and she cried when he married Margaery. Renly himself was always kind to her, but barely. She fell in love with this gay guy because he danced with her, the daughter of the lord he was visiting, and was as properly courteous as is expected of a prestigious lord in such a situation. It didn't take a lot to keep her on the leash (though even if Renly was kind of knowingly taking advantage of her devotion, he did respect her).

[@CapitalExpression]

@@goldenholdenolden No Brienne was in love with him. Renly showed her common courtesy and validated her choice to live as a warrior. Brienne never acted upon it due to: 1. she takes her vows as a Kingsguard seriously (if the Rainbow Guard even had the no family or lands rule) 2. Her family is noble but not noteworthy enough to warrant her as a possible match for him 3. Even without those two points, she probably wouldn't have acted on it simply because she didn't wish to risk being heartbroken

[@prico3358]

They all think Arya is a boy mostly because of how she is dressed. It would be mindblowing for them.

[@FanOfDaUnderAppreciated]

Ironically, I'm 99% sure these two would be following what's going on much better if they yapped a lot less while taking less notes, and paid more attention to what's going on onscreen.

[@NameOptional-p9u]

There is a really cool theory about why Jaqen H'ghar was in the black cells of King's Landing. I think the theory is a solid one and very likely the "truth" of how he ended up in the cells and why he was in the cart going to the Wall.

[@wastingtime9004]

What is it?

[@NameOptional-p9u]

@@wastingtime9004 , Little Finger had an insurance policy that Ned Stark would die. Little Finger had hired the assassin to kill Ned Stark on his way to the Wall, should Joffrey not behead him. Little Finger wanted Ned dead in order to execute his plans. The assassin would be placed in the black cells and be given to the Night's Watch along with Ned, and while on the King's Road Ned would be killed if Joffrey decided to send him to the wall. There is a cool video on it by In Deep Geek: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmOlmn2Epq6GaqM

[@wastingtime9004]

@ Awesome, thank you! I’d heard some other ones but this is new to me and probably sounds the most likely.

[@NameOptional-p9u]

@@wastingtime9004 , InDeepGeek has some great videos and "deep dives" into the Song of Ice and Fire series and books. If you like these types of theories, InDeepGeek has several others that are even better. Guy does a great job of citing from the books.

[@grumpyboomer61]

Brianne is distraught because she feels that she failed to protect Renly. She swore an oath to do so, and she takes that very seriously.

[@scrazzle]

I'm sure you've heard people tell you that the books are better or that you need to read them, but that's not for everyone. You though? You two are EATING UP the intrigue and the drama. And the show skips A LOT of what the books do with that. The show moves SO FAST compared to the books and only hit some of the good stuff in order to keep a pace that keeps you on your heels with everything that's going on. You two would absolutely love reading the books.

[@InterdimensionalCowlick]

Renly was slain by the Assassin's Queef

[@josephirizarry5195]

No spoilers I don't think but Renly and Brienne have known one another for a while

[@SwiftJustice]

36:31 Hard and Hot and Heavy 37:06 Hot Hard Fast

[@Huntress59]

Brienne was in love with Renly .

[@TheWindcrow]

I wish I could watch you two react to Game of Throne History and Lore.

[@bradleywilson8294]

Pretty sure the title of this episode is "The Night is Dark and Full of Pu55y Demons"

[@odinez7010]

Thanks, Jessica,

[@Realmediamashup]

Does it go back home? Ya through the back door

[@RobertMorgan]

"You have a gentle heart..." Heh, you'll see.

[@bill.godwin-austen]

... I've noticed him staring at that gentle heart... 😉

[@michaelm.1947]

@@bill.godwin-austen Gentle hearts? 😉

[@Mnstrsplayhouse]

the red God is the lord of flames the God that stanis is worshiping

[@rossfryer3902]

Re-watching this … season 1-4 is truly some of the best TV ever created. Unfortunately, it only highlights what an epic fumble the rest of the show became.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Season 6 is my favorite? IDK, I know after that it really goes down hill, but I always thought 6 was comparable to the best in the first 4 seasons.

[@rossfryer3902]

I think season 6 has its high points (I won’t go into spoilers), especially episode 9 and 10. However, I don’t think it matches the quality and story telling of the first four seasons.

[@celinhabr1]

Clearly Brienne was in love with him.

[@jaajaa77]

If you think wild fire is crazy shit, google Greek fire!

[@Starman256]

In the books Jorah is way more creepy and is definitely lusting over Dany

[@helifanodobezanozi7689]

I think you two need to start a band named "Pu55y Demon!" Or at least sell merch!!!😂

[@tonyyul703]

Jacklyn Haygar

[@bigpictureguys8415]

Ayra’s dumb ass could’ve ended the war 🤦🏼‍♂️ Joffrey, Tywin, Stannis game over

[@Starman256]

Bro, she’s like 8. She only sees the people being hurt close to her, and how she can help them.

[@josephirizarry5195]

"marry me and i will give you all the shoes"

[@a3gill]

Wild Fire == Greek Fire

[@JenniferSmallwood-b1b]

You guys, it's possible for a straight woman to have unrequited passion for a gay man. I'm talking about how Brienne felt about Renly. It's not weird. It even happens in real life. Get it?

[@ernestorodriguez791]

👍🏾

[@LaCheeserie]

4:03 Maple truly is unmatched.

[@xdviper4518]

I dont remember if they go into this in the show, but in the books, Brianne was in love with Renly. There was a dance at Brianne's homeland and no one wanted to dance with her, because she was always an ugly girl. Renly took pity on her and danced with her all night. Since that time Brianne's heart was for Renly. I may have gotten the details off a bit, but that's the gist of why Brianne is so committed to Renly. So yes, Brianne was distraught over his death.