Game of Thrones Season 4 Episode 7 'Mockingbird' REACTION!!

[@emmax9852]

The conversation with Oberyn and Tyrion is one of my favorite scenes. The pain on Tyrion's face hearing about how much Cersei hated him even as a baby is a very emotional moment.

[@KCohere33]

Cercei was a monster even as a child.

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

Also, that was Pedro Pascal's first scene. And if you've seen the bloopers you know he almost got set on fire by the torch falling. Peter Dinklage is great but Pascal is so amazing. He was BORN to play Oberyn

[@Do0msday]

Oberyn is one of my favorites. That speech was so terrific. Steven was killing it with correct predictions for this episode.

[@aubreycrowder3903]

Do0msday same one of my favorite characters in GOT

[@rayraygunner]

He was pretty close!

[@ilikepiesyo6154]

“I will be your champion” goosebumps. Yea he one of my faves aswell

[@libby8090]

Still my favorite "talking scene" Oberyn & Tyrion seriously that shit was epic.

[@ashwhikidd]

That's one of the best book scenes too, and they executed it perfectly in my opinion.

[@Titanic_401]

Lord Snow is actually an insult, not a sign of respect.

[@Funnysterste]

Episode 3 of season 1 was titled "Lord Snow". This was when Jon arrived at Castle Black and met Ser Allisar Thorn.

[@camillamarie852]

Exactly. It's a direct stab at Jon being a bastard and the fact that his father was a lord; something he'll never be.

[@leosanalien9904]

At Craster’s Keep, before he killed the dude, (was it Karl?), he was also called Lord Snow.

[@TheMaskedChef7]

Titanic what are you doing out of the ocean!?

[@este.bahn92]

did they seriously just now realize he's been calling him Lord Snow this whole time? lmao

[@xajaso]

Poor Sansa is legit on the Wackos of Westeros World tour.

[@Fidel_L.Bousquet1970]

That poor girl was born with a giant shit magnet.

[@ALadyJett]

LOL now thats tooo funny

[@xajaso]

@@BrendanBeckett No spoilers

[@BrendanBeckett]

@@xajaso i don't really think that's a spoiler but ok i removed it

[@pjfsr7024]

Except if you're with Ramsey, I don't think anyone can argue she's usually in the most dangerous of situations among all the characters; all because of who she is, who she's with, and what she knows.

[@LadyVenomWay]

"Thats not a monster, I told Cersei, thats just a baby".. ooft gets me every damn time!!

[@rayraygunner]

Oberyn’s story about meeting Tyrion for the first time always gets me teary eyed. Showed Oberyn’s good heart and made me respect him more.

[@TenTonNuke]

Every time I watch this episode and he says, "That's not a monster. That's just a baby," and Tyrion, who has been called Half-man, Imp, Demon Monkey, and Dwarf his entire life, holds back tears at being called perfectly normal (while admittedly also being sad to hear that his sister has always hated him), I get punched in the heart.

[@BRWednesday]

"But what about what I want" Oberyn's speech gets me hyped up every time I hear it. I almost flipped my table with excitement when he proclaimed himself as Tyrions champion

[@zammmerjammer]

I know we're not supposed to feel much sympathy for Lysa in the show, but I just came here to point out that Littlefinger ruined her ENTIRE life. Given the way she was dicked around (figuratively and literally) from childhood to now, her being bonkers was inevitable. I understand why they chose not to go this way on the show, but it always stuck with me in the books that when Littlefinger pushed her out the moon door, she didn't scream. She didn't scream because she was already dead -- Littlefinger's words that he'd never loved her, that her entire life was a lie and manipulation, which she probably always knew deep down but simply couldn't accept, had stabbed her through the heart. And lastly, just think about how cruel that is. Littlefinger knew he was going to push her to her death. He could have said anything or nothing. But he chose to say the most hurtful possible thing knowing that those words would be ringing in her ears for a full minute as she falls to her certain death. That is AWFUL. Yeah, that bit about how Lysa didn't scream when he pushed her always made me feel really bad for her.

[@felipeaquitral]

Holy hell, I didn't know she didn't scream on the books. It makes complete sense. That's awful.

[@samansu9106]

Just like how Cat has no reaction as she dies. Cat was dead the moment she finished screaming for Robb. The actual death was just a technicality at that point.

[@antonbrakhage490]

Littlefinger is the worst. In a show full of awful people doing awful things, he is the worst.

[@saylosrelyks8645]

Her being bonkers was from the fact her father was old as crap when he conceived her, old men's children are more prone to genetic and biological issues.

[@jordanrayne4779]

@@saylosrelyks8645 it was likely a mix of both because you are right the older the parents the higher chances of issues

[@dantesilvermine5160]

The Red Viper, such a great character, his speech about Tyrion as a baby is excellent

[@NikkiStevenReact]

He's climbing up our top baby face list very quickly... he's an awesome character. - Steven

[@USCFlash]

I'm putting a moon door in my tree house.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

a requirement for anything that's built above the ground.

[@pendraco2000]

@@NikkiStevenReact "This. Is. Westeros!"

[@ces21]

That Tyrion and Oberyn scene 😩. When he says “ that’s not a monster, that’s just a baby.” It’s just heartbreaking. The look on Tyrion’s face. And we learn Cersei has been hateful since childhood

[@El-nd4it]

Every time i hear him say "I didn't steal it, i was just playing with it" it breaks my heart to think of a little boy saying that to his big brother, terrified. :( it's so sad, man. You can even see it in his eyes, how broken he is by it.

[@hunbbelmeer6600]

Steven: "Can somebody send Lysa flying?" Littlefinger: "On it. Let'ssssss GO!"

[@melindam128]

Alliser Thorne calls Jon "Lord Snow" as a form mockery, he does it to all the new recruits. Lord Snow, Ser Piggy, Aurochs are just a few examples. He continues to call him that now because he hates Jon.

[@mbpoblet]

It also plays on the fact that, being a bastard, Jon could never be a lord (unless legitimised, of course, but that almost never happens, much less after taking the black).

[@melindam128]

@Vik Vik lol! Maybe I just need to give live a chance...

[@LordofFullmetal]

I love Arya and the Hound lmao "Is he on your little list?" "I don't know his name" Turns to creep: "What's your name" Fantastic exchange

[@euphoriapotion2075]

Steven: Someone make Lysa fly! me: evil laugh

[@lovlydragon1312]

You have the same reaction as Petyr would have had

[@javierluna7863]

I’m so glad you guys reacted to Oberyn’s speech to Tyrion. It was and is a very good scene to me one of my top favorites.

[@niardaan4905]

Actually it was very first scene to play for Pedro Pascal(Oberyn Martell). So props to him.

[@Slvrdrgn77d]

They recast The Mountain from the first few season, this guy is Halfthor Bjornson, he is a Multi Stongman winner and deadlifted 1,041 on the Elephant bar at the Arnold this year. He is a certified beast, and in real life is the nicest person. He is 6'9 just over 400 lbs

[@JackieAyyy]

James Finn Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson is one crazy name. Wish I knew how to pronounce it lol

[@inkeriananas]

James Finn And they had already recast the Mountain once for the second season.

[@JackieAyyy]

emmainkeri here’s hoping they don’t recast anyone again lol

[@oneguycory3023]

@Squirrel it was the second one

[@joematthews4952]

@@JackieAyyy it quite easy to pronounce. First name (Haf-por) Second name (Julius)- just like Caesar - Surname (Bee-orn-son).

[@cerw1n_]

That Prince Oberyn's speech tho. Pedro Pascal is such a great actor. Can't wait for more scenes from him.

[@LadyVenomWay]

I really enjoyed Tyrion and Jamies convo, he did speak the truth but he shouldnt take it out on his only support. My fave scene by far was and still is Tyrion and Oberyn. Wow the emotion, I was in tears "Thats not a monster, I told Cersai, that's just a baby." WOWOWowoww!!! Amazing acting. Two amazing characters, What a super show! Also a fact, the guy that plays the mountain is the worlds strongest man.

[@Neon_Kel]

The mockingbird happens to be Littlefinger’s personal sigil.

[@billbill3915]

And the mockingbird is known to hide it's eggs in the nests of other birds. Hey, Robyn's an avian name, isn't it? :D

[@tobe1207]

And change accents

[@melindam128]

Steven has magic powers, every time he says "I wish someone would kill this person" they die the same episode!

[@rullmourn1142]

it was said of joffrey many times.

[@FingonNZ]

Littlefinger controls the Vale now because he is Robin's step-father & Robin is underage. If Robin dies then someone with Arryn family blood would become Lord of the Vale not Petyr. For Littlefinger to become Lord of the Vale he would need to seize power by force & probably would need the support of the other Bannermen (Lords) in the Vale and they are unlikely to go for that. Remember Littlefinger is actually a fairly minor Lord who has managed to work his way up to a prominient position in the Court through cunning & guile. He has influence but not direct power.

[@Comedy-xo1xp]

One thing I've noticed over the majority of your reaction videos is, Nikki is always dialed in 100% with her eyes locked onto the screen while watching GOT. While Steven spends half the show staring across, at the side of Nikki's face, missing even the little jump-scare at 10:56, for example. Lol. We should start counting the amount of times Steven stares across at Nikki during their reactions, versus the amount of times she reciprocates.I'm willing to bet the staring is stacked at least 10:1 in favour of Steven. Lol

[@eugenegrewing2587]

The Mountain has won The World’s Stongest man competition a couple of times.

[@josephthemighty2772]

Once actually.

[@just2coolkk]

Braun Strowman / Adam Scherr said that he is good friend with Hafþór Björnsson

[@TheIrishloon]

He is the current champion.

[@UnlicensedOkie]

watching videos of one of the biggest strongest guys in the world walk around with a tiny little dog is pretty dang funny.

[@samavanhakakara]

He is the current World's Strongest Man and is the first person to have won the Arnold Strongman Classic, Europe's Strongest Man and World's Strongest Man in the same calendar year.

[@sabre3632]

I thought the moment when Oberyn was telling Tyrion about what his sister did to him and said about him in his crib, was a strong piece of non-verbal acting by Tyrion (Peter Dinklage). His facial expressions shows the angst and pure sadness about learning that happened. The entire scene was great!

[@mbpoblet]

What this show does to people... :'D First episode: _"Don't throw the kid out the window!"_ Thirty-seventh episode: _"Make the little bastard fly!"_

[@UpHighFly]

that scene with tyrion and oberyn is one of my favorites in the series!! that story basically summing that he saw tyrion as just another person (aside from being a lannister lol) and nothing monstrous about him as well as declaring himself tyrions champion.. so awesome lol

[@shahrezaziz3264]

The previous deal is now void. If Oberyn wins, Tyrion goes free. If Gregor wins, Tyrion dies.

[@helgar8456]

Pedro Pascal's performance as the Red Viper, along with Charles Dance, Jack Gleeson and Peter Dinklage, to me, is one of best in GOT. From the moment we see him he burns with a fire quite unlike anyone else on the show.

[@ALadyJett]

Well you two, wasn't that scene between Tyrion and The Prince awesome??????!!!!!!!!???????? The acting on point and the writing second to none, THIS SHOW IS TOO MUCH!!! Love it. That scene is epic. I also got goosebumps as soon as he declared he would be his champ.

[@pawsandclaws5877]

Baelish was also the key to the Lannister-Tyrell alliance. He did this during the aftermath of Renly’s death. This, as you know, led to Stannis’ defeat during the Battle at the Blackwater. With Stannis defeated, Tywin was able to architect the Red Wedding. So yeah, the Mockingbird did a **few** things.

[@ashishbahuguna9367]

Lysa actually survived, gendry was rowing down the moon door. Now they are figuring out truth behind littfinger's accent

[@melindam128]

@salah edd Bouchina its just a joke

[@iloveyourunclebob]

@salah edd Bouchina she landed in Gendry's boat, in sitting position. She fine.

[@SouthernAssault]

salah edd Bouchina it’s a joke lol

[@ilikeRUNE]

lol in sitting position

[@oliveira_valeria]

HAHAHA I am laughing so hard

[@enrique7208]

Prince Oberyn and Tyrion’s scene in this episode is one of my favorite in the whole series. When they casted Pedro Pascal, that was the first scene they recorded. They did that so the actor knew where his motives were, and you can see it in every scene.

[@CamoCowboy889]

I seriously don't understand how you guys can keep from binge watching this.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

We really want to but our life schedules dictate our reaction schedule.

[@brutusjudas5842]

You guys are much more responsible than I’ll ever be.

[@kukifitte7357]

@@brutusjudas5842 😂😂 lmao same

[@robertrodriguez1964]

Those last few seconds when Tyrion gasps and holds back tears of joy... Yeah, me too little brother.

[@pdub88372]

If you lot think this has a happy ending, you haven’t been paying attention

[@Francis-Kanja]

I just lolled the fuck out of this coz I am terrified of EVERYTHING Game of Thrones at this point.

[@isaactheworshipwarrior6687]

You vicious bastard. XD

[@Funnysterste]

This is my favorite episode. Not because of some spectacular action or stuff, just because it contains two of my favorite scenes. The dialog between The Hound and Arya, where he explains to her what loneliness really means. And the scene with Oberyn and Tyrion.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

they do an amazing job in this show to really make the fans care about these characters... Hound has always been very entertaining but now with some backstory, we care more about him. And the fact that Oberyn saw Tyrion as a baby when everyone else saw him as a monster only made us love his character more. - Steven

[@travismichael6107]

It's easy to forget with all the huge epic scenes in this series, but, the shots of Sansa in the snow at the Eyrie... Are beautiful shots.

[@movieman175]

"You cannot give up on the gravy!"

[@angiev6913]

No gravy no pie!

[@OneTrueWord]

Guy's a freekin' poet! Words to live by.

[@aligaines8476]

Indeed. Is his bakery still open?

[@movieman175]

Ali Gaines he was in season 7 so yeah he's still keeping up with that gravy. LOL

[@Hobodeluxe960]

I wonder if the writers allowing Hot Pie his dissertation on making pie was a nod to how much GRRM goes into the description of the food in the books?

[@Siptom369]

Whenever Oberyn talks you just need to listen to him and be in awe at his good performance

[@redviper6805]

I think Oberyn does not like Tyrion as a Lannister but strongly sympathizes with Tyrion the dwarf. There were similarities between Tyrion’s scenes and A Christmas Carol. In the latter, Scrooge is visited by three ghosts who represent certain aspects of time. Three warriors paid a visit to Tyrion. Jaime as his past, Bronn as his present, and Oberyn as his uncertain future.

[@neonoires]

Hot Pie coming back was one of my favorite parts of this episode. The actor opened a bakery in London called You Know Nothing John Dough.

[@raianthony8492]

You guys have become part of my morning routine 😂 Two sad stories from the hound and Oberyn. And yes, the mountain has been recast.

[@drogna3905]

The scene with Sandor and Arya always brings tears to my eyes. LOVE The Hound.

[@rafasheva8003]

Tyrion and Oberyn scene - one of the best in the whole show, fantastic acting by both P. Dinklage and P. Pascal, respect

[@cstarh123]

“Can someone send Lysa flying?” 😄 I cried the first time I heard Oberyn’s story about seeing baby Tyrion. It’s such a sweet scene.

[@micamojo]

It's not about "wanting" Robin to die,. Narrator - They wanted Robin to die

[@felipeaquitral]

He could be adopted by Bruce Wayne. He's an orphan. That's a bonus.

[@presumed_guilty]

Love Nikki's reaction to Oberyn's speach. Also, notice that at 19:38 Steven is shaking his head in disgust and then seconds later nodding it in anticipation haha "Let's go!"

[@addisonmay23]

No matter how many times I see this Oberyn/Tyrion scene, I tear up when Oberyn says, "that's just a baby..." All the cruelty Tyrion has experienced at the hands of his sister and father is captured in that moment. That's how I feel anyway.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

I feel the same way, I was holding in the tears, the thought of someone hurting a baby.....I just can't. - Nikki

[@jcompton8507]

Ser Alliser has always mocked Jon by calling him 'Lord Snow.' He started it in season 1, mocking him for being a bastard. It was the title for the episode when Tyrion gives Jon leadership advice, explaining that Jon is a better fighter than the other recruits because he was castle trained and they weren't, and that a good leader would help them learn rather than just constantly show them up.

[@jcompton8507]

To keep things in perspective, Littlefinger (born 268 AC) is closer in age to Sansa (286 AC, so 18 yr age difference), than Jorah (254 AC) is to Danaerys (284 AC, so a 30 yr difference), according the the Wiki. Yet we joke about Jorah being "friendzoned," and consider Littlefinger and Sansa much more "icky." Of course, that's not taking personalities into consideration...

[@oliveira_valeria]

Tbh, they made Littlefinger on the show much creepier than his alter ego, Littlefinger from the books. And Jorah from the show is a lot nicer and good looking that book!Jorah.

[@tierneybeckett]

Jorah doesn't tell Dany he was in love with her mother, talk about how he could have been her father in another world, and then kiss her. Ick factor X 1000

[@CG-uz6qo]

Maybe there's also the fact that they casted an older Dany in the show than the books? If I can recall Dany is 14 in the books at the beginning and Sansa 12 I think? Sophie is almost 10 years younger than Emilia. I guess we see Dany less as a child than Sansa? ANd yes of course, the intentions are different between Jorah and Petyr

[@anycullen21]

tierneybeckett LOL yeah. But that was in the books. Dany reminds Jorah of his wife, one of the reasons hes attached to her butt like a lost puppy. Show made Jorah nicer

[@tierneybeckett]

Iain Glen made him hotter. :-)

[@wolfabrams4487]

I don't get why they were disappointed in Bronn not fighting for Tyrion. He knew he couldn't beat the Mountain, and he's already risked his life several times during the friendship for Tyrion. He didn't want Tyrion to die, but he didn't really want to die for him, either.

[@tobe1207]

A realist

[@rofln00b]

The Mountain's actor has actually changed 2 times during the show, in season 1 it was the guy who sliced the horse head, then in season 2 (or 3) there was another actor for like one or two episodes who played the mountain, but all he did was sit in a table full of people and nod a couple times, and now in season 4 they needed someone better, so let me present to you the Icelandic strongman and actor Halfthor Bjornsson, the 206cm 200kg (that's 6'9" 440lb imperial) 2018 world's strongest man title winner.

[@mikalero]

Coming back to rewatch this... I love Nikki's predictive ability, talking about how that's what Baelish does, making everyone a psycho... Sansa: "That's what you do, isn't it? That's what you've always done..."

[@UuzerName]

Baelish killing Lysa in this way is probably the first time where Littlefinger did something on the spot. He usually or always predicts what’s gonna happen next and has plan for everything.

[@aligaines8476]

Or gets it to happen in a roundabout way... by someone else's hands...

[@BrendanBeckett]

I'm sure he planned to eventually this just sped up that plan

[@UuzerName]

Brendan Beckett Well that’s what i’m saying, he definitely planned to kill her eventually to take control of the vale, but definitely not in this fashion.

[@benstark6105]

Littlefinger can not just kill Robin, the lords of the vale swore fealty to House Arryn Sadly, that awful child is their lord

[@emmaconnolly5738]

Robin is easily manipulated, why should littlefinger take on all the responsibilities himself when he can just use robin as a marionette from behind the scenes?

[@benstark6105]

@@emmaconnolly5738 yeah, but the point is he can't get rid of Robin Also the lords of the vale hate littlefinger so if Robin robin dies, littlefinger's fucked

[@PJCLongbeard1979]

That's a perfect reason for Littlefinger to do the same thing at the Vale that he and Varys were constantly trying to do at King's Landing - be the power behind the throne, not the person who's actually sitting on it.

[@joesubel]

Looks like Bronze Yohn Royce straightened him up. Bet these guys feel bad about wanting the kid to die lmao

[@Samy.10VE]

That Oberyn and Tyrion scene, holy shit the acting and sadness 😭💔 Poor Sansa.

[@minski76]

Someone redeemed himself with that Oberyn prediction... :)

[@oliveira_valeria]

When Steven said his prediction at the beginning, I was like "what? He figured it out!!".

[@TheMaskedChef7]

Yeh Was a great prediction

[@geraldtodd6633]

The law said there must be 3 judges.

[@confucius12012]

But his prediction that Jamie would fight for the other side was pretty ridiculous.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

confucius12012 What if Jamie was low key getting really good with his left hand and all his struggles were just a swerve to make people think he wasn't getting better? Calling any theory in this show ridiculous is pretty ridiculous in my opinion.

[@abstractjwl806]

nikki's reaction at the end is adorable 23:23 If there's one thing GRRM is great at, it's replacing bad guys with worse bad guys. Ramsay is the psychopath to Joffrey's sociopath, it's brilliant when you notice the differences between them. btw You're right, the Mountain changed 3 times, this current one in real life wins strongest man tournaments-he's legit.

[@TheTororist]

BTW the song at the end credits is petyr baelish' theme song (knowledge is power) and is up there with rains of castamere and the tageryan battle theme for me. it always plays when littlefinger is up to some epic fuckery like during the "chaos is a ladder" scene with varys. God i love littlefinger! when a character has his own theme music, they are very important

[@imkool51391]

I think the starks theme is amazing

[@Cloudy_SkieZ1]

Love Petyr, too.

[@paramitch]

Oberyn is one of my favorite characters, and Pedro Pascal was just magnificent in that scene with Tyrion. We get to see what a good man Oberyn truly is. And it's also so beautifully and breathtakingly shot -- Oberyn looks like he stepped out of a Rembrandt painting when he turns back and says "I will be your champion." Loved him and am so happy for Pedro Pascal's current success -- it was always on the way after this.

[@serenityvalley3251]

"That dude with the thing and the stuff...." 😂😂😂 I've been watching the show for 7 years and I still refer to some of the characters as "That dude and the chick". It took me an entire season to get The hounds name. Or remember the youngest Stark boy.😎

[@DragonDreamt]

I think Robin is Littlefinger's son. Lord Arryn never had any children. Apparently he had a hard time impregnating .... Lysa. I can totally see LF as the father.

[@oliveira_valeria]

I've thought about that a few times but if he is, Lysa didn't know or she would've told Littlefinger. No way she was going to hide from him the fact he was the father of her only child.

[@NeedsToFocus2012]

Littlefinger is said to have been small and sickly too if I’m not mistaken... 🤭

[@jcompton8507]

I've always suspected the same... Valeria - How do we know she *didn't* tell Littlefinger? And how do we know Littlefinger would care...unless it benefitted Littlefinger?

[@DragonDreamt]

It wouldn't benefit LF. Robin has taken his presumed father's title. He couldn't do that if LF acknowledged Robin as his son. Remember what he told Lysa....""only speaking of it will make it true". Something like that. In other words, don't even speak of it, dont whisper it, dont even think it.

[@DragonDreamt]

Yeah, probably not true.

[@ranijenkins6252]

Pedro Pascal is BAE!!!!!

[@standasebek5033]

Just watch one more. You know you want to. We do too.

[@jayrny24]

Steve’s eyes got watery with that Oberyn and Tyrion scene lol

[@NikkiStevenReact]

it was pretty epic

[@elizagaskell7957]

Jayrny24 yeah I noticed it too.

[@RazorbackX99]

The deal was if Tyrion confesses he will be allowed to join the Night's Watch. But he chose a Trial by combat instead. Normally Tyrion would be fighting for his own innocence against a named champion of the kingdom. But he can be represented by a voluntairy champion, in this case Oberyn Martell. Trial by combat is till the death. If Oberyn falls, Tyrion will be sentenced to death.

[@joshuawilliams4695]

MarieAnne he has to confess to plead for mercy

[@ArmchairRizzard]

true but he had to keep his mouth shut.

[@Ninjanuttz]

Trial by combat is not always to the death. If the accuser retracts their accusation or if the accused admits guilt the trial can also end; however, since the sentence is usually death...it would typically mean a quicker or cleaner death. Since the Champions themselves are not the accuser or accused they don't typically yield. In the case of Sir Duncan the Tall, he won his case even though the majority of his side lost the battle since the thrown retracted their accusation.

[@robertselagon4277]

if i remember correctly it was Trial of Seven right? Seven champions on either side fight til they concede or defeated. That will look dope on screen

[@wyedearp3716]

Gregor Clegane, nicknamed The Mountain was originally portrayed by Australian actor Conan Stevens in season one, and by Welsh actor Ian Whyte in season two; Icelandic actor and strongman Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson took over the role from season four

[@0okamino]

Interesting that the Haf in his name means sea. Water seems like a very dangerous thing to combine with some of Thor's powers. :D

[@Yennarow89]

Watching and loving the reactions from Newcastle in the UK guys. You're smashing it with remembering all the names and seriously powering through the seasons! :)

[@elizabitty213]

I’ve never clicked something so fast 💨 in me life!!!! Lmao

[@iloveyourunclebob]

Saaaaame

[@NickNificent]

same hahahahaha

[@ismailelmassaoudi4317]

I can still contain it 😂 i hope they'll do one tomorrow too

[@iloveyourunclebob]

Whelp, now that song's in my head for the rest of the day. The Mountain still popping up almost made me spit out my coffee. You know your comment section too well, Steve lol I love how good of a baker Hotpie became and how they only had to do one small clip of the bread to show us. But look how short Baelish is compared to the 14 year old girl lol

[@geraldtodd6633]

It looks like Sansa got all the heigth that Arya didn't get.

[@elizagaskell7957]

They probably had to get the actor who played Baelish a box to stand on 'cause Sophie Turner is tall.

[@JackieAyyy]

With Tyrion choosing a trial by combat, if his champion dies, then Tyrion will be put to death. If his champion wins, he lives and is set free.

[@NikkiStevenReact]

Diana Gero we didn't forget that at all... we just haven't seen, as far as I can remember, what happened to the person whose champion loses.

[@nastynate692]

Still goosebumps when Oberyn say I will be you're Champion . And good prediction Steven

[@JarinCOD]

I've watched a lot of reactions but I always skipped talking in the begging and after episode, you are the first ones I watch the whole reactions, love you!

[@NikkiStevenReact]

We really appreciate that Jarin!! We really enjoy having those conversations so it's nice to know people are watching and enjoying them.

[@pvilches06]

Such a powerful and amazing episode. The scene with Prince Oberyn and Tyrion was absolutely perfect and so emotional. They both are my favorites. You two are amazing. 😊

[@MavenCree]

Fun fact: this new actor playing The Mountain is the same age as the actor playing Jojin Reed (kid with epilepsy going north with Bran... was the kid in Love Actually. ). They were both 26 during season 4.

[@nathanl.4528]

Jojen is 26? :o

[@PlacidDragon]

He is born in 1990, so 28 now :) The Mountain is born in 1988, so he is 2 years older (and is 3 times the size...lol).

[@rayraygunner]

You guys are having so much fun, especially with Baelish in the end. Steven’s smile haha And Nikki going “mmmmph!” was adorable lol

[@LeChaunce]

If you think back to season one, Ser Alliser Thorne has been mocking Jon by calling him Lord Snow since the beginning. So no, it's not respect -- it's mockery. Here's something the show hasn't talked about but is mentioned in the books -- part of the reason Thorne hates Jon so much is that during Robert's Rebellion, Thorne was a loyal bannerman to the Targaryens, and after Robert won, Thorne chose to take the black rather than be executed. So Thorne sees Jon, Ned's bastard, as a symbol of Ned's insurrection towards Thorne's liege lord as well as being an example that, in the words of Jaime Lannister, "the honorable Ned Stark fucked another woman" -- a living symbol of his enemy's hypocrisy.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

The Applesauce Project Thanks-I was going to comment about this , but realized I’d completely forgotten why Thorne dislike Jon so much. 😂

[@dafarsher9738]

The Applesauce Project eloquently explained!

[@nathanielhoward1498]

Yo, listening to your speculation makes me so excited for your reaction to the next episode. I’m so glad you’re sharing your experience.

[@iloveyourunclebob]

Yes, this is the 3rd recast of the Mountain. The guy that chopped off the horse's head is a different guy from the Mountain that met with Tywin at Harrenhall (when Arya was his cupbearer), and the Mountain we see in this episode. This is actually my least favorite Mountain because the Hound is supposed to be the younger brother lmfao. Rory McCann is like pushing 50 and the new Mountain is like 26. First Mountain was the best.

[@iloveyourunclebob]

@happyz hoodwinker I agree. Honestly, they did a bad job casting Rory as the Hound to begin with because the Hound is in his 20s. I just love Rory and he does play the part very well, he's just not the right age lol they kind of backed themselves into a corner because of that. So, my brain wants an older mountain, but logically I do see him as a good fit for the mountain but age-wise it doesn't work and it's confusing to my brain. I'm going to have to restart my brain now.

[@sirus804]

They didn't recast the first actor that played The Mountain because apparently he was very difficult to work with on set or he caused problems so they recast him with the actor in season two who also plays the giants in the show since he's 7ft tall. They needed someone big a ripped so they recast The Mountain again.

[@djentleman37]

Sandor obviously isn't, and was never supposed to be, in his 20's in the show - same like they changed a ton of other character ages for the show. And there's nothing wrong with that.

[@felipeaquitral]

The funny thing is that Thor is actually the shortest actor to play The Mountain. For some reason they made him look way more menacing and big than Conan and Ian.

[@iloveyourunclebob]

@@djentleman37 I never said there was anything wrong with that. I implied the issue is with my brain and not the show. Every Mountain has looked like his younger brother.

[@sarah4hp]

Another great reaction! I can't believe you are doing the last three episodes of season 4 next week! I am SO happy you are sharing this journey will all of us, because I can promise you that your amazing reaction videos have made the wait for season 8 seem a lot less long and frustrating

[@gena4ka]

OMG just @ this moment I am going home from work and I was wondering where is episode and BOOOOM! Made my day!

[@Forbidaxe]

23:25 aaaah, the frustrations we all faced on weekly showings with the prediction boards as our only source of comfort through the long week ahead.

[@bok-mb9dv]

The actor playing hotpie opened a bakery and he sells the direwolf bread. His bakery is very successful

[@Kunumbah1]

bouchra saih I’m pretty sure the bakery is called “You know nothing Jon Dough” which is hilarious

[@charleneraymond4036]

Nikkis reaction at the end was the cutest thing I've every witnessed 😂 I died laughing!

[@sawabozovic]

CHAOS IS A LADDAAAH

[@Steef_Lee]

I have never been more excited/happy to see a video alert as when I see you guys have another GoT episode! I fucking love you guys!

[@rune791]

Just sat at my desk with a hot cup of coffee and saw this notification. Great morning !

[@Francis-Kanja]

22:32 has always been funny ... "LOOK DOWN...LOOK DOWN....LOOK DOWN!" The music at the end is so wonderful...the music that was playing when Petr gave the "Chaos is a ladder" speech. And I always cry when Oberyn gives his speech.

[@darth856]

If one did not hate Cersei before, then Oberyn's story would certainly do the trick. I know she was a child herself at the time, but it is still very messed up. Even Tyrion, who knew bloody well that his sister despises him, seemed upset to learn just how deep her hatred for him goes

[@dassian]

Someone in another comment said these reactions are taking over their life, I feel the same! I kept checking all day yesterday till it was available and today at work I kept thinking how great it was going to be to get home and watch today's! I love your reactions but the discussions, theories and predictions are what I love the most! Steven had a great one with Oberyn!

[@xkapii9790]

You guys are amazing reactors , really enjoy your Game Of Thrones reacting videos 👍

[@Spartan-vn5xp]

Oberyn is an absolute just...I have no word for the sheer amounts of badassery. He's just great, awesome, and everything. Also, follow Hot Pie's advice: Never give up on the gravy

[@ncishouse94]

somehow Baelish is one of my favs. #DontJudgeMe. Sansa really can't get a break, at this point she's a prized possession, I believe little finger when he said he only loved Kat. Also, he actually did cause the Theon situation,he caused the war,which led to Rob sending Theon to his old home and becoming so conflicted and turning into a jerk face. Which then left Robb to partner with Lord Bolton ( who double crossed him at the Red wedding and sent Ramsay to winterfell) So much of the game of Thrones plots are indeed linked to Baelish. Even Danny owes him. skipping over that he caused Ned to go to Kings landing which led to Roberts death and King Turd being named ruler of the seven kingdoms. If Geoff hadn't dismissed Selmy the scorpion that Robert sent would have killed her. He is a small man that casts a large shadow. Can you all not picture him looking over at everyone fighting below for the same ladder he is now climbing . Its my fav line "Chaos is a ladder".

[@bradmaples8876]

I love the pre episode discussions. You guys really get it. Keep up the good work

[@olivagulabjan9]

I was crying during that speech of Oberyn

[@NikkiStevenReact]

so good

[@harsh125ami]

Great reaction as always! Little finger did set in motion the chain of events. In my opinion, he does not have control of everything. He just has a plan ready for every outcome. So he is always one step ahead. And Oberyn is awesome!

[@JeremiahConnor]

MOCK...YEAH...ING...YEAH...BIRD...YEAH...HAHAHAHAHAH...the nostalgia is real. loved that reference...thank you for that:).

[@TheIrishloon]

Turns out Lysa fell head over heels for Little Finger.....then fell head over heels.