Game of Thrones (S6:E7xE8) | *First Time Watching* | TV Series Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@v35tan27]

Baby Mormont steals every scene she is in. Absolute OG.

[@reverbscherzo7850]

💯 Def in the top 10 characters.

[@deannacauley166]

Yeah she puts all those grown men in their place don't she

[@dillydilly6073]

No nonsense at all.

[@honorsilverthorne7227]

Young Lyanna Mormont is one of my favorite characters.

[@stayawayunited3744]

She’s about four feet taller than actual height. 💪

[@LMarsz]

The ending with the Faceless Man his reaction and expression was basically a “proud dad “moment He was training her to be an assassin which she wanted, that’s why she went to Bravos …. Everything he did was training skills … She cut the candle 🕯️ to be in the dark because she was blind and she learned how to fight with no eyesight.

[@VOX_Games]

you really really really need to do separate videos for 9 and 10, those episodes are probably the biggest in the entire show. Edit: The rose is the symbol of House Tyrell, Margaery was basically telling her grandmother that she's still loyal, to let her know she's going to be okay.

[@AChadFoster]

I second this!

[@tmpreardon4200]

Thirded!

[@tmpreardon4200]

Thirded!

[@KelliFranklin]

Please!!!!

[@Nobodyevencares27]

Yessssss!

[@OneAndOnlyDiane]

Arya set a trap for The Waif. Remember, Arya learned to fight in the dark when she was blinded, so that's why she chose a dark room and cut the candle. She knew that she would have the advantage.

[@lassesipila6418]

True. You can also see her going back to her water-dancing routine, a form of motion that her opponent can't anticipate since she hasn't fought Arya in this style before. Then she can't even try to adapt in the moment when she can't *see* her do it. 😄 Arya had her outmaneuvered 10-0 in that moment. Good thing Arya had to leave her sword aside when training against The Waif before.

[@StefanJohannesberg]

The Waif is Arya, remember Fight Club?

[@brazyyyyyyyyyy]

u know they finished whole series like 6 months ago? u really think ur comment matters 😂

[@lassesipila6418]

@@brazyyyyyyyyyy Dude you're still here commenting a month later. Looks like it mattered to you. 😃

[@brazyyyyyyyyyy]

@@lassesipila6418 dude I wasn't talking to u 😃 everyone have to watch videos same day as they drop? 😃 don't think so dude 😃

[@OneAndOnlyDiane]

Margaery is faking her holiness, and the rose is representative of the house Tyrell. That's her way of letting her grandmother know what she is doing.

[@tealsummers2316]

The Hound has always helped people (here and there). There's a heart in him, but, this is a dog eat dog world on this show and he knows he has to be ruthless to survive.

[@michelbrewer-yf1ny]

He's one of my favorite characters. There's definitely good in him. He helped Sansa and Arya.

[@tealsummers2316]

@michelbrewer-yf1ny Yep, he also refused to remain loyal to a horrible king (Joffrey). Now I know some will say that it was just because the battle that drove the Hound away had to much fire and that's what caused him to break his oath. I would say it was an accumulation of things and the battle was just the last straw.

[@rcherry1978]

Yes his brother taught him that early

[@Khornedevotee]

@@tealsummers2316 Well said, and all true. The Hound IS in actual fact a good man, unlike his older brother, Gregor Clegane, who does/did horrible things, and while Sandor hasn't exactly been innocent of some cruel and selfish acts, he did defend Arya and Sansa even though he didn't have to. Sure, you can agree to help someone even if you are a bad person(Gregor as a sworn banner knight to House Lannister, he does protect Cersei and every member of House Lannister, due to him being a champion of the Lannisters, in this case Cersei's champion), so you don't have to be a good person to help someone but only good people do it for little to nothing in return because they truly want to help, while bad loyal people can do it in exchange for something rather than for loyalty, but Sandor neither got paid nor recompensated for protecting these two. And the people of the Faith of the Seven, when they were killed, Sandor didn't have to go after the brigands who were responsible for the killings, but he did because he was enraged that they had murdered these innocent people and took it upon himself to avenge them. Gregor wouldn't have done that. Gregor would've been responsible for their killing if they had switched places. Sandor protected Sansa and Arya and avenged those people because he chose to, because he felt it was just. He doesn't want innocent people to get hurt, but even then he occasionally does bad stuff like stealing money and food from poor people to survive because he knows they won't survive. It's cruel to leave them to die slowly, but most of the time he does things for good. Gregor Clegane helps pretty much no one and doesn't give mercy to those who beg for it because he is a merciless killer.

[@Greeny1308]

The faceless men are a group of assassins, rather than a death cult. Lady Crane was killed because the price had been paid (by the other actress). Once the price is paid that person is pretty much dead already. A week, a month, a year, it's inevitable that death will come for them. The Rose is the Tyrell sigil, Margarey is basically saying "I'm still with you" The next 2 episodes are bangers.

[@RogerBliddack]

I agree with everything you said except for one thing... I think the Faceless Men are more of a 'cult of assassins' than just a 'group of assassins'... mainly because they constantly cite the religion of the Many-Faced God to justify their actions. A cult is usually steeped in religious beliefs. But groups? Not so much. And that seems to be how the Faceles Men operate... they are motivated by both money AND religion. Just saying.

[@neillenet291]

The Hound redeems himself throughout the series.

[@Tusocalypse]

My favorite character. The end of Season 4 episode 1. So much chicken

[@brianmcmaster5112]

The redemption of the Hound is one of the best parts of the entire series.

[@neillenet291]

@@brianmcmaster5112 He definitely had a soft spot in his heart for Arya and Sansa stark.

[@brianmcmaster5112]

@@neillenet291 Without a doubt he cared about the Stark sisters. Arya and Sansa's later interactions with him are great.

[@HBKCommish]

I think the punchline to Tyrion's joke is supposed to imply that the Starks love beer so much, that they would be more concerned that the fly was drinking their beer.

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

6:48 Its their houses sigil. She was non verbally communicating that she is loyal to her house

[@TheNeuroticalways]

“Milk of the poppy” is OPIUM by the way

[@tinocontreras5105]

Yes it is 😆

[@DenisMaksymowicz]

Or possibly laudanum, tincture of opium?

[@hypocritex]

The Hound followed orders. Protected Arya and killed the people that needed killing. He is a realist. He’s not a nice guy. He’s grouchy. And at times cruel. But at his core. He’s decent. He cares for people even if he doesn’t show it with his words.

[@deannacauley166]

Beautifully spoken and I completely agree I love the Hound and he cared for both Sansa and Arya he tried to save them both in his own way

[@stefanfranko1782]

Everyone hates him cause he tells the truth

[@88darling88]

uh, remember the butcher's boy?

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

I'd be grouchy too if the Mountain was my older bro.

[@Rip2UDude]

​@@88darling88hound was helping the lad's father. Cost too much to feed.

[@skyari5939]

What the rose represents is Margery. It's the Tyrell family sigil. Their family motto is "growing strong " and the point of the rose is to let her grandmother know that she's still in there, and just playing the part she needs to play to convince the septon and septas she's converted

[@afternoondelight-i7h]

The return of The Hound was probably my favourite moment of the series because he is my favourite character, and one of the true heroes of the story, in my opinion.

[@vishvnaik2756]

you just read my mind🌀🚩

[@plawflo575]

My favorite GOT character, Lady Leanna Mormont! If she had three dragons, the show would have ended in season 4.

[@jasonthompson1604]

Lyanna*

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Love when Asia says "You are lying"

[@Triskaan]

Correction : grand-niece. The Blackfish was Catlyn's uncle, so she was his niece. Sansa is his grand-niece. :)

[@ejr87r]

You guys have to do ep. 9 & 10 separate from each other. Two of the greatest episodes in TV history.

[@powertrip25]

hell no lol give it to us both lol

[@neryskkiran1820]

Good suggestion! Unfortunately, they would already have recorded their reactions to the next few episodes by the time this one dropped on KZbin. You're gonna have to let them know a few episodes in advance next time!

[@brazyyyyyyyyyy]

u know they finished whole series like 6 months ago? u really think ur comment matters 😂😂

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Arya failed every test and still graduated with honors. 😊

[@majbrat]

A name was given and he knows she will give many more names to the many faced god now that she is lethal, lol.

[@Nomad-vv1gk]

Asia & BJ - Eddard "Ned" Stark's wife, Catelyn, is a Tully. Tully was one of the first of the riverlords to swear fealty to Aegon the Conqueror. King Aegon rewarded him by raising House Tully to dominion over all the lands of the Trident.

[@legendary8838]

Clegane is basically an anti hero, he’s not good and not bad. He does whatever is needed in the moment

[@thekittygoesmeow9652]

Been watching movie reaction videos for the past few years and YOU TWO ARE THE BEST!!! Without a doubt I could hang out with you guys and watch a movie. Asia has a fantastic attitude and BJ has been around so he knows what’s up. Stay cool and keep the videos coming!

[@TimParker-Chambers]

6:50 The rose is the sigil of House Tyrell; she was telling her grandmother that regardless of whatever she happened to be saying, she was still a true Tyrell, and still playing The Game 👍👍👍👍

[@YouOnlyIiveTwice]

Can't wait to watch you guys react to The Battle of the Bastards. In my opinion it's one of the best battle scenes in the entire show. A big reason for that is because it takes place in the DAY which means you can actually see shit lmao.

[@michaelriddick7116]

Still get goosebumps at Sandor's return! :)

[@vishvnaik2756]

me too 🌀

[@Footlngchilidog]

The rose is the sigil of the Tyrel’s, when Margorery gave her the drawing of the rose, she was telling granny “I’m still a Tyrel, this is an act!”

[@ronlw34]

"that was a mortal combat finishing move" that made me really laugh out loud

[@kalaipaa]

Who let the Hound out!!!!??? Whoo Whoo!!! Aloha from Hawaii!!

[@nrdztx]

After season 1 I never thought I’d say “I love the Hound” yet here we are in season 6 saying it. I’m sure you know by now but he had some great dialogue with some other characters in the next season.

[@tinocontreras5105]

The Hound and Tormund 😂

[@cshubs]

The drawing of the rose meant Margary was putting on an act and wasn't a zealot. She was planning something.

[@charleyMD17]

Episode 607 has some of my favorite characters from the show -- Tormund, Grandma Tyrell, the Hound and Lyanna Mormont. Badasses.

[@josephkiser8889]

Arya cut the candle because she had to fight blind for so long, she was used to it...the other girl wasn't

[@taneshah.1260]

The return of The Hound and the introduction of my girl from Bear Island. These are a few of my favorite things, LOL.

[@brianmcmaster5112]

The redemption of The Hound is one of the best parts of the entire series. 😊

[@Stephanie-hq5gq]

The Sept with the Hound is also Winston on John Wick.

[@dwiley121173]

The Journey of the Hound & Aryas relationship is one of my favorite storylines

[@thesharpercoder]

The Hound has never been a bad guy. He’s always been a soldier who followed orders, but he had morals. The Hound tried to save Sansa, but she was too afraid of how he looked to trust him.f The Hound was also on Arya’s list of people to kill. Given the chance to kill him, Arya did not kill him.

[@hemlock399]

Throughput the series, The Hound has served institutions he held in contempt and done things he knew were wrong in order to survive. At the same time, he has consistently tried to help people suffering at the hands of bullies whenever he could, starting with Loras when The Mountain was angry after getting knocked off his horse at the tournament in season 1, and then Sansa on multiple occasions, the drunk who Joffrey wanted to have killed on his birthday, and Arya. When Brienne tried to take Arya, his decision to fight Brienne was 100% correct from the POV of protecting Arya because Brienne was carrying a Lannister sword, so for all he or Arya knew, she would have turned Arya over to the Lannisters as a hostage or to be killed. He is a deeply traumatized and cynical man with a good heart, who wants and tries to be good, but constantly has that tendency beaten out of him.

[@terrylandess6072]

The 'Blackfish' is another amazing actor I first saw in The 13th Warrior.

[@88happiness]

Jorah Mormont and his dad the Lord Commander of the Night Watch show the calibre of Bear Island!

[@trblmakr7572]

If you ask me, the Hound is one of the best characters in this series, and the guy who plays became the character

[@philburton2223]

The picture Marjorie gave her grandmother was a picture/Sigil 🌹 of the Houses of Tyrell which let her grandmother know she was still House Tyrell strong just playing a new role the game.

[@nimfoofoo]

10:45 “it’s better to be a warrior in a garden, than to be a gardner in a war”

[@seanb-ol3up]

First watch of the show I thought the hound was bad but 2nd watch I realise how much he actually helped people one of my fav characters

[@bathory313]

The Hound is my favorite character.

[@jathygamer8746]

Milk of the puppy?! LOL, I almost spit out my coffee 🐉 📺 🐺 💓 🦁

[@vrvaughn]

Quite possibly the best TV production ever made…I’ve enjoyed a lot of shows but this show for story, production value… special effects. Still holds up… as the best.

[@stephengamber7000]

"Battle of the Bastards" has one of the most epic battle scenes of any movie.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Came thru…….this show changed Belfast,Ireland in a good way. They built permanent sets and lots of people found work.❤️

[@cshubs]

Rory McCann, who played the Hound, was born the day after I was.

[@daughtersjean]

They’re gonna love the action in The House of the Dragon!

[@RewindThatwithMsKay]

I think some ppl miss the mark when it comes to The Hound. He's a complex character that cannot or at least should not be labeled good or bad. As he told Arya, "there's plenty worse than me." He's kept Arya alive and saved Sansa as well. He even offered to take Sansa with him when he left Kingslanding, so IMO, he can't be that bad. He's definitely far from being a bad person. He's a hard man who's carrying a lot of anger tho. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@dryferr5557]

A Girl is the 🐐

[@Photogeric]

One episode away from my favorite episode!!!

[@SixMajinMiss]

Im an episode 10 person, but 9 is also a banger. They gonna be speechless the whole time

[@neryskkiran1820]

He's ALIVE!!!

[@vishvnaik2756]

my favorite character 🌀

[@joshbates9015]

That "I'm disappointed" from the Blackfish must have really stung Jaime. In the books, Tywin was originally planning on marrying Jaime to Lysa Tully (Sansa's psycho aunt), and they spent some time visiting Riverrun, where Jaime was more interested in hearing war stories from the Blackfish than he was in getting to know his potential future wife. To hear that kind of snide remark from one of your childhood heroes must have really gotten under his skin.

[@OneAndOnlyDiane]

The old lady mask that The Waif was wearing, was shown in an earlier episode in the Hall of Faces.

[@smittyDXPS3]

The Rose is the sigil of House Tyrell, the House Margaery is from. The not with a rose given to Lady Olenna is to show her loyalty remains with her house, and that she is not "brainwashed"

[@let_your_weird_light_shine_2.0]

The rose she drew is the symbol of their house, and it was her way of letting her grandmother know that she's pretending.

[@dreadredj9548]

A bit about the faceless men & the many faced god (no spoilers) because it's all pretty vague in the show: They aren't really a cult so much as an assassins guild run by religious fanatics. They don't really worship any singular god. They worship death & believe that death is likewise worshiped by all the religions in the world, just under different names & in different forms. They believe that all of the gods of each religion representing death are the "faces" with which death (as a god) has revealed himself to humanity - i.e. "the Many-Faced God" In the background in the temple scenes you can see idols of all the different religions of Westeros & Essos. As far as the killings and the faces, they don't just kill anyone. They are always paid by someone and once the price is paid the Many Faced God is owed the debt of a life (& another face for the hall of faces, which the guild uses as disguises). Early on we saw a terminally ill child brought in by her father, he paid the fee so she can drink from the fountain & go peacefully instead of further suffering. When Arya was tasked with poisoning the man on the docks, a crooked insurance man, the fee was payed by someone who was ripped off by the guy. Lady Crane's death was ordered by the younger actress (the show never tells us her motivation). The only reason they are trying to kill Arya is because she keeps breaking the rules. TBH even in the books the whole thing is pretty shrouded in mystery but it's mentioned by other characters that are looking to hire an assassin that the faceless men are VERY expensive...but they always get the job done. Here's the one thing I know of that the author has said about them: "The Faceless Men don't post a list of prices on their door. The way it works, you go to them and tell them who you want killed, and then they negotiate the price. The more prominent the victim, the more difficult to get to, the more dangerous for the assassin and the guild, the higher the price." - G. R. R. Martin

[@frankgallagur2045]

Hounds the best character of the series imo. The hype of rumors of him returning back when you had to wait over a year was crazy for me.

[@ReplaysRants]

I thought the same regarding the hound. But eventually he does show his softer side and you will adore him later. He did adore both sansa and arya

[@Big8SirCash]

With this episode Arya’s character arc has now developed into her true self of being that B!TC% now. This is her getting to her dope level!!

[@givaFlyingFiggz]

Because in this series, main characters can and do die, so with Aria... the suspense was real!

[@Gerlukavich13]

The amazement when you saw the Hound was priceless!

[@prico3358]

Before you say anything about the 62 MORMONTS... imagine if they offered you 62 Ser Jorahs. If you put it that way.. 😂

[@joealyjim3029]

Imo the waif is Arya. A waif is by definition a hopeless or abandoned child and once Arya had killed her the man said ‘finally, a girl is noone’, as if she had killed the child within herself.

[@stedsnellings9340]

"Wtf 62😐". Had me bugging like Asia to their reaction to that part especially with bj's expressions🤣💯

[@bryanmurphy276]

There is a theory I read that said Jaqen( the faceless man) was also Syrio the sword fighter who taught Arya how to fight, we never actually saw him die.

[@AChadFoster]

When BJ said thats a Mortal Kombat fatality I lost my sh** 🤣🤣🤣

[@kastlerock01]

Aloha from the Big Island. Love the shirt!🤙. Looks like an ABC special. Keep up the great content!!!

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite episode of Game Of Thrones!!!!😊😊😊😊

[@Nomad-vv1gk]

Queen Marjorie hadn't been changed. She gave her mother the slip of paper with with a rose, the sigil of House Tyrell, drawn on it to let her mother know to heed her advice to leave Kings Landing and that she hadn't been turned.

[@kellyk3889]

>>> After S6E10, you need to review the Samuel Jackson Game of Thrones Beginner's Guide......................................... It is great.

[@ken_9359]

I literally told myself I would not watch this series when they pushed Bran off the balcony. But after a while I did binge watch it. F**Kin great series.

[@Scrizot]

The moment Aryia put out that candle she immediately had a advantage over her opponent because of the time she spent without her eyesight. That is how she won, otherwise she would have been done for

[@dmille1959]

The Red Woman, the High Sparrow and the Faceless Men are all fanatics.

[@kennethturner8290]

Arya's story is the best story. The house of black and white, the temple of the many faced god. He is known as the Stranger, one of the seven gods of Westeros. Aside from being the god of spies and assassins, he is basically the god of death. Death though isn't considered a punishment in itself, but a gift. The Stranger is pretty much neutral because death is neutral. Everyone dies and everyone has it coming, but to truly become the agent of death a person must become 'No one'. The books explain things a bit more than the show.

[@TimParker-Chambers]

40:23 But that look on his face says it all; that his goal all along was to train her and make Arya as good as the Faceless Men, without necessarily being one of them 👍👍👍👍 And, think back to the early episode when Viserys was in the bath with the girl, and she told him she'd once been with a man who could change his face like others change their clothes... 😉😉😉😉 Having had a girl as fine as her, it's no wonder Jaqen always had that pimp-swagger 😁😁😁😁

[@jgali38]

Great Reaction Asia and BJ! Actually Aria just told Mr. No One that she’s reclaiming her name and going home with a vengeance! And as someone stated in the comments The Hound is public enemy number one to the Lanisters! He’s on defense mode! Fasten Your Seat Belts! The North Remembers!🙏🏻

[@bystander1255]

The symbol of Rose represents the Tyrell's House. It means she hasn't given up on her family

[@sandraellis7397]

Most of house Mormont died at the Red Wedding. Lady Lyanna did not have many fighting men left.

[@michael8356]

I just learned about your reactions, 1st video I seen you watch was my favorite movie Tombstone 🤘 Keep up the good work 👏

[@honorsilverthorne7227]

When Marjory slips her grandmother the rose (which is the symbol of their house) she is saying "I am still staying true to my family." The Mormonts of Bear Island are known to be mighty warriors. They train both their boys and their girls in fierce fighting techniques from a very young age. Don't forget that Jorah (who loves Danerys) is a Mormont, and that Jon's original commander on the Wall was Lord Mormont. Every Mormont warrior fights with the heart of ten men. The religion in the House of Black and White (in Braavos) really does serve the God of Death (aka the Stranger). There's a whole religion behind it. Euron on the Iron Islands became king because they drown their candidates for king (& all prominent positions). If they come back from being drowned (after their god, The Drowned God), then they are proven worthy to lead. Yeah, but he's wrong. Yarra should be queen.

[@jgarofalo8813]

Baby Bella Ramsey schooling the other actors 😂 🥹 🐻

[@prico3358]

When jeimie was young he was a fanboy of a couple of people. The blackfish was one of them.

[@kennyallen9086]

The faceless men are assassins. People hire them to kill or protect others.

[@nmt9162]

Aw snap!!! Here we go with episodes 9 and 10 next!!

[@Wraiven22]

2 episodes until my favorite one of the entire series 🙏🏻

[@sonofthesea3298]

3:15 I had to just chat along when you discussed how Brienne killed The Hound in the "battle of the giants" fight they had. But yeah,he is not that easily defeatable. The Hound and The Mountain are literal beasts,they might be abit clumsy and have a somewhat wonky fighting style,but thats just because they carry around soo much muscle and weight. But they should never be underrestimated.

[@TimParker-Chambers]

7:33 That he supports Jon Snow 👍👍👍👍

[@willie417]

"Prophecies" this show have a few of them🤔🤨. The Red God, is just another face of the many faced God, The faceless man "Jaqen H'ghar" job was to train Arya, she first started her in training at home by the man who was also from Braavos named "Syrio Forel" who was a master sword-fighter, instructor hired by Eddard Stark, "Syrio Forel" who we never saw die, was probably "Jaqen H'ghar" and what do we say to the God of Death? Not to Day😏 But that's just another one of my theories😁 "Prophecy" you can't forget the prophecies in these shows.😐

[@offworld_coop]

I like how everyone still be employed after seeing the mountain. I'm putting in my two weeks after the first head I see taken off like a Lego.

[@SeenGod]

i’ve always thought of that watching movies like Enter The Dragon, like Bruce Lee just beat the crap out of 15 guys, but this one guy thinks “i’m going in! i can take him out” 😂😂

[@smittyDXPS3]

"The Many Face God" just means they serve any and all gods of death. Consider that in the many different polytheistic pantheons across different religions and cultures, there are many gods in total that exist to represent the god of death. This is the "many faces" part, it's not referring to one god of death, but all of them. Hades, Hel, Pluto, Kali, Anubis... these are all the gods of death in their respective religions, they may all be the same entity, or perhaps not. Either way, death has many faces 😉.

[@chrissgchriss]

LOL! Yup 62!!! I also had the same reaction. But at this point - - - we take all we can get.

[@USCFlash]

It was so lame they let the Blackfish die instead of having him escape with Brienne....he could have done so much in seasons 7 & 8 and could've become Sansa's right hand. So much possible humor and great acting flushed away when they killed him off 😠😠😠😠😞😞😞😞

[@annamuscato8099]

I would love to see yalls reaction to Inglorious Bastards! One of the best Tarantino films!

[@dee_pendable1]

Chile, Arya TOLD yall...I'm going home!😂 Love yalls reactions!

[@billwoods9302]

Arya's training is now complete. And no one on her list is prepared for it. This series just gets better and better and we're just starting the second half of all the character arcs. Great reaction as usual Asia and BJ!

[@bradsandel9050]

The way to explain the faceless men is like they are an assassins guild. People pay them or offer tribute to them to kill people they want. The actress paid the faceless men to kill the woman who helped Arya . They don’t care who the target is they do it for gold and offer the victims up to the many faced god. I’m probably wrong but that’s how I understand it. That’s also why the waif did not like Arya because Arya never was no one. As she proclaimed at the end of the episode.