"Hardhome"

If they get through, everyone dies #ForTheThrone.
The final season of Game of Thrones returns in April.

[@garrettdownes4919]

The moment he raised his hands and they all started getting back up with blue eyes was one of the best moments in TV history

[@an0n716]

The use of silence while Jon and NK stare down really makes this scene hit hard, any other show would have filled that scene with pointless dialouge or soundtrack.

[@jameswarner261]

NK: we are coming for all of you.

[@SJM6791]

It is demoralizing knowing that every soldier/civilian he kills will inevitably join the ranks of his undead army.

[@jimdoom2276]

That's some S-tier necromancy right there.

[@jimdoom2276]

That's some S-tier necromancy right there.

[@d.eliiii]

One of the best scenes of the entire show.

[@D00kerT]

Absolutely. It's my favorite. They also change the dude who played the ice king (or whatever his name is) sometime after this episode or in the next season. For the worst IMO.

[@pyroknight419]

@@D00kerT Agreed honestly, it's a very subtle detail, but Richard Brake (the Season 6 actor for the Night King) just had a much more terrifying appearance and personality for the character. Always observing and staying in the shadows, and never showing any emotion apart from that cold, blank stare.

[@leelohaskin7941]

​@@D00kerT he went on to start in something else so he gave them no other choice

[@GobbleWobble123]

@@pyroknight419Richard Brake was the night king actor in season 5, not 6. Richard Brake is the night king you’re seeing in this scene, and was imo much better than the actor they replaced him with

[@thesurge242]

Those were the days when you actually thought the threat of the north king would materialize into something beyond measure by the end of the show.

[@sidsrivastava6987]

@Saleem Frazer Him and Jon were supposed to have a battle for the ages. Instead we got a load of bullcrap and a complete implosion of 8 years of buildup. What a travesty.

[@shaggyrumplenutz1610]

Winterfell shouldn't have been where the threat ended.

[@tutuadefolalu3661]

The Night King is the definition of wasted potential. Had they stuck the landing by doing a solid season 8 (or an 8 and 9) he would’ve been a fantasy villain to rival Sauron from LOTR. Instead he ends as a joke, one-shotted by a girl less than half his size.

[@shaggyrumplenutz1610]

@@tutuadefolalu3661 I was really thinking they were going to have the Hound become thst prophesized fire warrior and possibly have some major impact on the whole war with the dead. Nope, more wasted potential.

[@vgold4286]

You really thought that the only things that may ruin an eventual battle of wills between Jon and The Knight King was Daenerys and her Dragons. Little did we know HBO had an ace in its sleeve. Or more like a 2 of hearts.

[@danielfilipek8408]

To be honest i enjoyed this one way more than Battle of Winterfell...

[@perryb5984]

This was the episode that got me interested in Game of Thrones. I then started Season One and became hooked. I binged until Season 6 came out and then I was caught up. I miss this show when it was great!

[@chriswinston1223]

no shit

[@jasonw222]

1000%

[@jasonw222]

@@perryb5984 it was really legendary

[@leocmen]

this is the Apex of GoT When they really saw sh!t

[@SHVideografie]

Some say season 1-4 were the best of the show, but a couple of episodes of season 5 and 6 were some of the best the show had to offer.

[@coryfoster4907]

I also loved when they all meet up to go back over the wall together (Jon, Sir Jorah, The Hound, Beric, Thoras, etc etc). That was awesome. Also, the final episode before the big battle when they're all at winterfell just chillin + drinking - getting ready to battle - and Brianne gets knighted - that was a solid episode too.

[@kwalterrasquinha413]

s6 was shit s7 was way better

[@Sultaanash]

And surprisingly it was GRRM that wrote and helped the making of those episodes

[@animeshsingh5347]

S8 ep3 is the best episode...white walkers at winterfell and Arya Stark kills the Night King.

[@ibrazrahman6112]

@@animeshsingh5347 that was the worst episode by far

[@kikavader9207]

This episode STILL creeps me out!! One of the best in my opinion.

[@pigriser]

It is the best episode of the show by some distance. The set up here is perfect, how they managed to fumble the ball is beyond my comprehension.

[@divinegokublack1362]

When the Night King reached the end of the dock, I had a real hard time believe he wouldn’t simply step onto the water and freeze it. Like imagine how much more of a nightmare it would be, trying to row away while the water beneath you was freezing AND you were being chased by a growing army of the dead. Like holy shit

[@syo942]

That would be so over powered and the Night King wouldn't really need much effort to transpass the Wall lol

[@justsomeclip4697]

@@syo942 True lol

[@Heipooo]

@@syo942 well he can knock off the dragonfire, why cant he freeze the water.

[@lucakernbeis4047]

I mean he could (I think). His appearance alone usually freezes everything around him. And fun fact - in the books its implied that the dead can swim.

[@LabTech41]

If they could do that, then they'd have circumvented the Wall thousands of years ago by going around either Eastwatch-by-the-sea, or The Shadow Tower. That they didn't means they couldn't. It's speculated that it wasn't just ice that makes the Wall, but the magic of the Children of the Forest, and and such it's possible that this magic also prevents them from circumventing the wall that way. The problem is that the Others (in the show the White Walkers) are enigmatic almost to a fault, and this deep into things we don't even really know all that much about them; the producers of the show were clearly hacks who faked it for most of the show because they relied on GRRM's work to bolster their mediocrity, but towards the end of the show where I imagine most of the exposition on the Others would happen, they had nothing to go on, so clearly they screwed up royally. Still, you could argue that the reason they were ultimately able to penetrate the Wall is because dragon fire is also a form of magic, which is capable of neutralizing or countering the ice magic of the Wall, so the Others couldn't pass until the dragon made it possible.

[@posham219]

I was talking with a friend who was complaining about why the night king didn't attack hardhome sooner to which I explained that the night king was probably fattening the turkey. Everyone in the north in one place and if they stay there, they reproduce and giving him more dead. He only attacked when jon arrived because the turkey was escaping.

[@lifeistoofuckingshort3213]

Damn, I never thought about this before, but now reading it and considering it actually makes the entire Hardhome sequence even scarier. Hardhome had been in his claws for months, maybe years before the Night's Watch came, but he just bid his time. Truly scary if you think about it, all those people living their lives, loving one another, survivng together, eating a warm supper, all in the shadow of the Night's King. They never could stand a chance.

[@wafflingmean4477]

Goddamn you're right. Given the wildlings have skinchangers, word would spread really fast across wildling parties if the White Walkers hit Hardhome too soon. Most would scatter away from it in every direction before arriving. But if he hides his army an hour or two's march away inside some blizzard (or hell, the wights don't breathe, they can burrow under snow) and waits until the entire wildling army has rallied in one place... with their backs against the sea and nowhere to run, at a town too small for its walls to hold most of them inside and with nowhere near enough wood to make a fire big enough to fend off the horde of wights.

[@goldenhedgehog9]

It had nothing to do with waiting around. The wildlings united under Mance and followed him. Hardhome and all other settlements had been abandoned as they marched to the wall. Only after Stannis broke their army and captured Mance did most of them go to Hardhome to regroup (other groups went elsewhere like one went to the hidden valley in the Thenns). They outright say this in the show when Jon is talking with Tormund and he asks where the wildlings would go when they scattered. Hardhome was just a detour for the white walkers on their way south to the wall, because there was suddenly a vast number of future bodies for them to raise there. Hardhome itself was completely abandoned and had been for centuries.

[@polak551]

The silence and Jon's look is impeccable in 3:38 because he know they are fucked.

[@rashad0026]

The sense of terror and dread was palpable.

[@MarkHogan994]

*Jon

[@tfsb999]

Jon*

[@polak551]

chill

[@abdullahharoun6680]

No one sees this and wouldn’t know that he is fucked😂

[@andrewroughanproductions9554]

This still remains my favourite GOT moment. The whole episode is just such a great way to set up everything to come and is just such an amazing piece of storytelling. The brief moments of hope as we learn that white walkers can be killed and that they have the weapons to do it. Followed by the incredible way that they execute that ending, completely shutting off all hope against insermountable odds. The measured way that the Night King just barely acknowledges the sheer desperate escape by simply staring Jon down and raising the army back up, now with new recruits. He doesn't even try to kill them, he knows they are so utterly demoralised he has won already. Then that wide shot of sheer numbers and scale and you realise, as an audience, all the politcing, all the struggles for the throne, it just does not mean a damn. This shifted the whole paradigm of the show. The villain, the REAL villain of the show who has always been lurking off screen, truly announces his arrival. A real shame there was never a satisfying payoff for all this work.

[@EVERLAST2424]

Couldn't agree more!

[@Subvers1on]

I wholeheartedly agree with this

[@jeremikarpinski8299]

The moment when Jon’s valyrian steel sword clashed with the white walker’s. THE BEST moment in the entire show imo

[@shadypikachu4475]

this scene single handedly ended the entire series of the walking dead

[@TheEmperorMim]

The walking dead who?

[@heyheyheyheyheyhey76]

3:42. That face is easily the most terrifying moment in the history of the show. Just intimidating. They shouldn't have changed the actor. This one looks truly evil, angry and shows a lot of hate and intense emotion.

[@heriksalvadorianreacts6646]

THE WALKING DEAD IS SHIT NOW, THEY ARE MILKING THE SHOW FOR 10 MORE YEARS XDD. IS LAME AND THE QUALITY IS BAD. EVERY SERIES NEEDS A CONCLUSION.

[@TheEmperorMim]

@@heriksalvadorianreacts6646 it's always been

[@animethronesfandom]

I stopped watching the Walking Dead after season 7. I only watched a few minutes of season 8 episode 1 and stopped. I can't get myself to continue the series.

[@PrabhanjanMangalgi]

From 2:10 to 4:10, everything (cinematography, BGM, acting etc...) in every frame of this entire sequence deserves seperate awards. This scene is, literally, more than terrifying. From the characters physical and mental strength perspective, Except Jon Snow no one would've had the stomach enough to see what Jon faced here.

[@codcastrecall2738]

D&D: "It didn't feel...right...for Jon to be the one to kill the Nightking" *This episode clearly setting up the conflict between the Nightking and Jon

[@MM-dm4xj]

Jon kinda forgot about the Night King and their conflict with each other.

[@leslief7216]

1:57 Tormund's face expression always gets me as he watches his people get slaughter. He's truly heartbroken.

[@Baamthe25th]

Him and Edd too They were such absolute bros to Jon back then, backing him up all the way.

[@phuphovlog]

​@@Baamthe25ththey go back with their own decisions

[@sammcoin8430]

i love this whole sequence it’s in my top 3 in the entire show. When the Nights Watch first arrive at Hardhome the wide shot shows the area was lively with people moving freely going about their business it and basically living their own separate lives and the episode ends on the same exact shot it began with only EVERYTHING is dead still.. the boat isn’t being rowed, the whits are motionless, even the water has little to no ripples from all the commotion, the characters and the viewer are stuck in a void of nothingness and silence until the credits begin rolling while ur still in total shock of how abruptly everything happens… i still vividly remember the chills i got watching this episode for the 1st time and was one of the few bright spots in the 2nd half of the show

[@adddddwait]

All that built up tension between jon and the night king And Arya got to kill him. Well fucking done

[@illustrate303]

Love Arya but that pissed me off more than anything. Should have been Jon v Night King one v one. Sometimes it’s ok to give us what we want or expect ya know

[@Eragon2679]

​​@@illustrate303especially since they made a point of doing the "clegane bowl" as a fan service , because people kept asking for it. It's so frustrating, all the time people spent with the series only to ruin it all (for some, at least) by rushing the ending to do a star wars movie. 🙄

[@illustrate303]

@@Eragon2679 which d&d didn’t even end up getting to make cuz of all the bad reception that GOT got last season ha.

[@liamdenise246]

What I love, is how smart the night king is. The white walkers aren't the undead, not reanimated corpses. They're alive, with intelligence and actual intentions and plans, and expressions, heck they have their own armour and weapons plus obviously have a command system, . When Jon blocks the blow, you can see the white walker actually is shocked, looking at him in shock, almost looking at him in curiosity as if to ask something. When Sam is seen by the white walker, it actually rolls it's eyes in annoyance at the sight of in it's mind such a weak and useless person, and then calls out making the gesture with it's sword for the army of wights to advance, when the night king looks at Jon and reanimates the dead, you can see it's curiosity and smugness at these humans who escaped, and at the one who killed one of it's lieutenants in almost impressed look, then doing so in a gesture to tell the people they are nothing to it and will be defeated soon. When the white walker sees the fire and goes to investigate in the wight hunt, you see it showing curiosity and looking for clues as to who it belongs to. The night king was doing everything by a plan. First, he took his time wiping out the children of the forest, so that Bran finds the last hiding in a cave with wards specifically to repel them, because he knew they had magic necessary to defeat him and the weapons necessary to do so, dragonglass. Then, he slowly picks off the nights watch, doing so that Jeor Mormont is left with no choice but to lead a expedition to find out what's going on, sending men north of the wall. He also goes after the wildings slowly, not to kill them all yet but to drive them all south, knowing the nights watch will not let them through. He then also over the years takes Crasters sons, to build his numbers of white walkers, while also creating more contention between the wilding groups by this. He gets the white walkers to lead the attack on the great ranging at the fist, letting them get all this way north so when they do, they have no wildings or escape nearby, so they can massacre most of the men, sending them south to Crasters keep where he knows they will have a mutiny likely killing more, and so eliminates the men who have seen wights and white walkers and are loyal to the watch and know the threat, like Jeor.He then lets the two sides kill each other, knowing the wildings will go to one place only, Hardhome. He then waits, until Jon and the other men arrive to try and rescue them, doing so when they are unprepared and knowing most of the people are outside the fortified town, so that by the time they are aware and begin to arm themselves, he's already taken the majority down.He then lets them escape, showing his power to terrify them knowing they have no proof they are real, while simultanously also knowing the few remaining wildings being let south will just result in more death of the nights watch. Then, he bides his time, building his army by scouring the lands beyond the wall for more bodies, letting the kingdoms further weaken, because remember they only start acting after the war of the five kings begins, because at that time the armies would be too many while by season 8 the land of Westeros is extremely decimated, particularly in the north. He then traps the men on the rock island, waiting for the dragons to show up, knowing he will do so which is why he has no reaction, he knows she'll burn some of his army but he also knows three dragons can't be easily controlled, so one will be easy to target. Then, he drags it out and makes it a white walker dragon, using the magic in it to destroy the wall, when he finally has enough power to reach the lands south of the wall, and with no children of the forest left to ward him off, and he does so.Then he marches his army through, targeting each settlement down to Winterfell, knowing everyone is there.But then season 8 dumbs it down and makes the army so slow and weak Sam survives crying lying on the ground against many wights while they shuffle slowly towards Jamie and Brienne because for some reason they're speed is now generic slow zombie.What a waste.

[@Horatio787]

Disagree on some points but a solid breakdown of strategy and tactics. He also saw the red comet so he knew dragons were come again.

[@Jojo-kv6iv]

Wun Wun was one of the bravest and kindest characters on the show. At this point theres no doubth that the giants will soon go extinct and that he might even be the last one alive. Yet, he stil wants to give his last to protect his cute little human friends. Such as (at 0:52), shielding them from the walkers until they are safe.

[@GodOfWar05100]

But somehow he vanished in the wide shot before the end of the clip

[@Asdf-kn2ef]

Still my favourite scene out of the whole show

[@aklestinec]

That was one of the best shot scenes at the end in complete silence with the wind blowing watching all the dead rise. Then staring at each other as the boat heads towards the ship.

[@augustdavis4725]

The Stare-off between Jon and the Night King was EPIC! Like a big showdown was gonna happen between them.

[@davidvegabravo1579]

That never happened :(

[@jeffreycooley2032]

They both knew it, too. Your observation was absolutely right

[@theslicefactor4590]

Shame no one had a dragonglass tipped arrow. That would've ended it all real quick.

[@BatmanHQYT]

Hands down one of the best moments in the entire series. I love how this battle wasn't played as "epic fight" but "what the fuck just happened". The dead silence at the end as Jon stares at the undead horde felt like I was actually there.

[@atilladuman5971]

the best looking white walker or night king ever in this show. after these season we seen in next seasons all sucks. this was very badass looking for a white walker. unfortunately it was in past.

[@JDEdwards2331]

There only been one season since this clip

[@kissedbyfirewyrms7312]

What a fantastic episode. Not even in the book. Richard Brake was a fantastic and more terrifying Night King, but I see where the show wants continuity with a certain resemblance for the story they are choosing to tell.

[@arunabhlala]

Kissed By Firewyrms can u tell what are they choosing to tell 😅

[@CharlieBrown20XD6]

@@arunabhlala i think he's saying..Bran is the Nights King? In some kind of time travel shenanigans?

[@vvsparis]

CharlieBrown20XD6 bran isn't the fucking night king holy fuck. even the actor says that the theory is cheesy

[@stupidnamefilter]

Not even in the book *yet*. It's clearly already planned (Hardhome is already being mentioned), and GRRM indicated this was going to happen, so they filmed it. Some details will be different, but the general events will be the same.

[@idakev]

​​​​​@@stupidnamefilterJon wasn't at Hardhome in the books though. This staredown will never happen. This decision was similar to having Stannis lead his men and fight in the Battle of Blackwater Bay in the show whereas in the books he stayed back.

[@ShamanthKuskur]

According to me, "Hardhome" and "Battle of the Bastards" are the Best Episodes in GoT. Anyone else agrees!?

[@yousefghunaim8195]

Winds of winter

[@premiumturkish]

Spoils of War is amazing as well.

[@miguelalvarado1440]

The Spoils of War is another Damn Episode!

[@coltonkleins]

Nope, the most badass and epic is whene Daenerys burn the slave master *DRACARYS*

[@atilladuman5971]

Are you kidding me? The best episode in got s4e4 of course, because of Carl Tanner from Gin Alley. He is a fookin' legend dude.

[@ShamanthKuskur]

Are all these sudden uploads meant just for spiking our interest and curiosity or can we expect a teaser or even a trailer soon !?

[@dylanb2990]

Well in 3-4 months

[@blazevorn547]

@@dylanb2990 First trailer probably around Christmas time

[@victoriaharris3113]

First one confirmed april release date

[@blazevorn547]

@@victoriaharris3113 that's when the series starts not the trailer

[@LincyMcGabby]

These posts are just meant to taunt us since we're all impatiently waiting for teaser & trailer uploads😂 They're pretty clever these people, but not clever enough to fool me😂😂😂

[@rebel1717]

Say what you will about the seasons after 4, but none can deny how well the Hardhome scene was executed.

[@BalletomaneM]

I too remember when the Night King and the Others were a threat and something serious and meaningful.

[@officialthomasjames]

Not just a threat, THE threat. I can’t believe they turned it into a side plot. The entire show was about WINTER IS COMING while selfish politicians were playing the game, blind to the real threat. They should have faced real consequences for their ignorance.

[@xsoni626]

The man is not satisfyed with clips, the man wants trailer

[@henryodegaard3189]

😂😂

[@jxy_krishnan]

A man**

[@A4Gaming]

How do you get a simple quote so wrong

[@dishwashermadman]

"A" man

[@elm4380]

I miss the actor who played this Night King

[@czzp77]

He appeared for like few minutes.

[@codenocode]

he was joe chill from batman begins

[@DashingPunkSamurai]

Richard Brake is the best. Dude was born to play villains, just look at his career. While Rob Zombie’s 31 isn’t very good Richard Brake as Doomhead steals the show and makes the movie.

[@DashingPunkSamurai]

@@codenocodeso the Night King killed Negan & Laura, creating Batman

[@robertstraw9881]

This is when the knight king looked like a bad ass.

[@priyaw2078]

I sometimes come back to watch this to feel the same amount of dread I felt when I first saw it, I remember I was with my siblings and there was stunned silence both on the screen and in the room

[@Ni3n_gadhvi]

i swear i watched this episode when i was sleeping in cooler, the drops of water are clearly touching me with cold air and i felt this episode so hard like i had nothing felt like this in my entire life and in the end of this episode the eye contact of jon snow and the night king I'll newer ever forget this scene.

[@vonthecheeseman8347]

One of GOT’s most haunting scenes

[@DVXDemetrivs]

I would say the last one

[@idakev]

​@@DVXDemetrivsThere's still some great Night King scenes in Season 6.

[@MrObiwan1]

This is the single best episode of any series ever !!!!!

[@dominicwright4064]

best episode . john looks like a total badass on that boat lookin at the night king

[@MIRKHAN16]

Epic When Night King Rises The Dead Oh That background Music & That Silent Wind Sound After That

[@tk-hf4oz]

I always loved the story line where Jon unites the Wildlings and Night's Watch. Such a complicated and a hard decision from a young leader.

[@MmeDesgranges]

What a spectacular scene .. such good filmmaking

[@SecondQuantisation]

The way the lapping of the waves becomes crashing and then part of the soundtrack just adds to the feeling it's being driven by the thumping of Johns heart as he realises what is happening.

[@Rahmatow]

I am here after dissaponting battle for Winterfell

[@benign2859]

The Night King raising his arms is the biggest "Come at bro" ever in history.

[@EQOAnostalgia]

Oh i'm sorry... did you expect an epic fight scene like this at the end of GoT HAHAHAHA! Expectations = SUBVERTED!

[@awesomness36]

This was a slaughter, what the hell are you smoking?

[@alexman378]

Wasn’t even the fight scene we were interested in, it was the dynamic and relationship between those two never hitting like it was set up to. In the end, Jon is pretty much entirely meaningless

[@PrincessZelda_is_My_Side_Chick]

Hands down the best episode of the entire series.

[@stagestud]

Completely right and it’s not even close

[@ashwhikidd]

This is probably my favorite sequence in the whole show.

[@HyphyJuice916]

I've watched Game Of Thrones at least times and this whole battle even more but somehow I never noticed the White Walkers at 1:52. I know there were several on the hill with the Night King but I didn't think any others were fighting there besides the one Jon Snow took out.

[@traviskea]

This actor is the night king we should've had through the entire series. Menacing portrayal.

[@goldfngr]

I love this Night King actor so much more than the new guy that took over the role. he conveyed so much more with his subtle expressions than the the other guy. Jon's expression is more amazing. his sense of defeat on his face is so haunting.

[@j.cbrosy4136]

Absolute chills down my back from that scene. Imagine seeing that and how you lose hope instantly in horror. One of the best scenes if not the best in all the show and arguably in the past 20 years of t.v

[@jboog5275]

Wun-wun such a beast. just walks into da sea

[@CranesNotSkyHooks]

I was hoping the Night King would end up on the Iron Throne. Dude was living in an igloo at the North Pole and saw all the murder, incest and nonsense going on down south and decided to end it by making everyone immortal and turning Westeros into a Winter Wonderland. Best character on the show, and look how they massacred my boy at the end.

[@abcun17]

The production values on the show are astonishing! I know the show is expensive to produce, but boy is it worth it, especially when the money is well spent. I have seen so-called blockbuster movies with large budgets have crummier special effects and lower quality production values than a single episode of "Game Of Thrones", and I think "Hardhomme" is a perfect example of that! I was lucky enough to catch one of the limited IMAX screenings of the last two Season Four episodes a few years back, "The Watchers On The Wall" and "The Children" (the great Neil Marshall was there to do the intro!!!) and I swear they looked just as good, or even better on that giant sized screen. It was like watching a two hour feature length film...

[@BoyDugo02]

All the hype just to turn the night king into a side quest on S8.

[@silvereaglestudios]

Gotta be one of the coldest villain introductions ever.

[@judytitus8833]

All of these are great choices. The greatest battle scenes DEFINITELY HardHome and Battle of the Bastards. Spoils of was FANTASTIC!Danaerys burns the slave master!! Epic badass!!!

[@AssfaceOmega]

Battle Of The Blackwater and Watchers On The Wall: Am I a joke to you?

[@carter358]

@3:43 Because of the look he threw at Jon Snow, I was certain it was him that he was after and not Brann. The Night King never put that much effort into staring down Brain's asperger's ridden creepy ass, that's for sure.

[@anastasiazhdanova1578]

Well, he grabbed Brann by the hand in that vision - but still his face off with Jon was more epic.

[@Jm649]

This is one of my top all time fav zombie scenes 🧟 so well done

[@Anicius_]

We have seen seasons 1 - 7 already Actually 14 times For fooks sake drop the trailer

[@hhh1200]

true story!

[@ashwinram4852]

Just did

[@layelaye]

I'm from the future. It did not go well.

[@snow1546]

Just gonna say this wish we got more in the final season would of been awesome to find out more about the night king and him possibly being immune to even dragon glass and valerian steel and would of been awesome to see Jon using dawn it’s a one of a kind sword it should of been included in the story and should of been the only sword to be able to put down the night king

[@clovis2012]

I hope the final season has this actor playing the NK. The new guy from the last season just didn't have the same piercing look.

[@darj617]

Richard Brake is the NK in this scene. Vlad Furdyk took over the role since season 6

[@deadquaithe143]

@@darj617 Unfortunately...

[@JJ-zy3zv]

One of the best moments in the entire show for sure

[@jaehaerys9194]

This was so much better than battle of winterwell.

[@SopranosFan57]

There’s nothing better than watching these shows as they happen.

[@BTNH410]

What an episode! The silence in the end is so loud

[@Hannah-gc4cy]

Best fight of the whole show in my opinion. Like.. the sheer fuckin hopelessness and silence UGH amazing.

[@MrEvanDavidson]

4:02 .... I would be rowing so fast! What the heck are they doing!?!?!?

[@louisdnd934]

They're probably so scared they don't even understand what's happening. Imagine having that lot in front of you 😬

[@EdwardNewgate58]

Well, notice how not one single wight attempted to try and jump into the water. By this point, I figure Jon and the and everyone else thought it's pretty safe to assume that they can't swim.

[@MarkoBotsaris]

In retrospect probably the peak moment in GOT - when the night king raises his arms and all the freshly killed dead rise. To think they would later end this story line with the big FU to the fans of the last season. But I guess better to have had this one supreme moment, than not at all.

[@thecouncilofnine4692]

The greatest "Come with me bro", of history.

[@BoBnfishy]

The fact that everything just went silent.. that's wicked

[@Voluntarist-Capitalist]

It should've been Jon, not Arya...

[@AtB_Travel]

The show should have ended with the Night King sweeping across Westeros and sitting on the Iron Throne.

[@lucasbryan5129]

One of the best scenes in GOT

[@BigtrooperGaming]

I love the moment at 2:55, he's like " look what I can do, what you gonna do about it bitch "

[@lowe-quay-shush]

Now THAT'S how to end an episode for a multi season series!

[@theart123able]

This scene has so much intensety to it.. !!

[@logicplague]

Man, the build-up with these two is intense, I can't wait to see their final showdown...

[@arjaydalino1594]

This version of Night King looks more terrifying than the one in Season 7-8

[@valeriestormborn]

Imagine all this build up and at the end you're not even the one to end him. Horrible writers. That's like Harry Potter vs Voldemort, and then Ron appears out of no where and kills Voldemort at the end instead.

[@holystone3736]

Not even Ron, more like Neville Pachock

[@banterdude308]

April 2019 is official got season 8 got insta says so

[@phillyjackson45]

Yup and expect a trailer/teaser before or after Christmas.

[@Marvolo14]

I've always liked how patient the Night King is.

[@lunavolvaforestwitch7217]

That scene scared me x awesome

[@TheYoungMuTe]

Ill give my props tho. This wasnt in the books apparently so D&D earned this respect.

[@TheLuc224]

I like that Jon looks like he has a soul. Seeing this I hope that this is not the only fight against a white walker.

[@L.m.CeeTee]

3:36 was such an iconic visual when she sat up.

[@gtxgonnacry4201]

This is better than the long night 🤣🤣

[@ayushmanpaul3931]

This scene stills gives me goosebumps every time i see it

[@Fr0st1989]

8 seasons of building them up, down the fuckin toilet

[@abdulhafiz6694]

The Night King is fully armored from Neck down in this scene.. But hey, in the final season he just conveniently chose an armor with a small gap in between so that Arya can pierce through with a kitchen knife, to end the whole white walker clan.. :D

[@jeffreycooley2032]

Probably the only time I thought that Jon Snow was doomed. Scariest scene throughout the series, in my opinion

[@jeffreycooley2032]

Yes,and I thought the same thing

[@svenlauke1190]

I love how everyone present knows that fire is the only thing that permanently stops these things, yet not a single fire was lit. also...seeing a corpse with an arrow in its head make its way through the gate, and further arrows being fired at it (and missing), really makes you wonder how anyone survives this battle.

[@MikasaAckerman-jk1nm]

y’all give us this and then make season 8 like that

[@markamark123]

Roses are red. Violets are blue. Everyone may rise @ 2:52

[@clarkkent6140]

Ooo that silence at the end

[@waynegriffith9124]

That long stare between Jon and the night king....never to be paid off

[@i5C0R3Pi0N]

The most scariest part (for me) is not how this mythical creature was able to rise the dead, it was the absolute silence after all the screaming and then the follow-up of the cold and dead stares by the wights.

[@ccerrato147]

"Gods the story was strong then!"

[@arjaydalino1594]

until Dumb and Dumber turn the show into Disney Crap ass writing

[@G.R.V-v4g]

The best and most frightening scene of the show.

[@djmace9029]

The way that this shows that throughout this entire battle they failed to even put a dent in the white walkers forces must be beyond terrifying for the characters.

[@Acrysalis]

How do you even THINK about fighting an enemy you can’t beat, and gets stronger the more you fight it? Hopelessly terrifying

[@PrincessZiziiii]

How can you not love the night king ❤❤❤