HOTD Fans React to GoT! | Game of Thrones 2x1 Reaction and Review | 'The North Remembers'

[@SpartanandPudgey]

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[@HH-hd7nd]

One correction: Aegon the Conqueror did not controll 3 dragons. 2 of "his" three dragons where the dragons of his sisters. His own dragon was Balerion, his older sister Viseniya was riding the dragon Vhagar( that dragon also appears in House of the Dragon - the huge one) and his younger sister Rhaenys was riding the dragon Meraxes. Balerion and Meraxes are already dead in the time of House of the Dragon. Balerion was in fact already very old during the conquest of Westeros - he was one of the few dragons who was originally from Valyria itsel. Vhagar and Meraxes both hatched at Dragonstone after Valyria was already destroyed. Balerion makes appearances of a kind in both shows though - the massive dragon skull that is shown occasionally in the background is the skull of Balerion. Maester Aemon not holding land has nothing to do with him being at the wall - he is not a brother of the Night's Watch. However the maesters of the Citadel have similar oaths. PS: Do you now understand why the smith, Gendry's master, sent him away? He sent Gendry away to protect him.

[@suddenimpulse030]

@@HH-hd7nd This is incorrect. Maester Aemon has taken both the Nights Watch oaths and the Citadel Maester oaths. Nights Watch maesters are also members of the Nights Watch. "Maester Aemon is doubly sworn, to both Citadel and Night's Watch. That is true of the maesters at Eastwatch and the Shadow Tower as well."~George R.R. Martin, So Spake Martin June 26, 2001

[@HH-hd7nd]

@@suddenimpulse030 Ah. Didn't remember that.

[@PastaDon_]

What!!! No John Snow on Pudgies love or like list??? Blasphemy😆..

[@chipsthedog1]

On the subject of Pycell when you have watched season 3 you should check out a scene that was cut from the show where he gives his reasons for acting old & infirm, it's an amazing little speech and a great scene it's on KZbin under Unique cut scene from game of thrones season 3.

[@darthlucas-nq6jg]

"He looks like Stannis, even though I never seen him." That Mannis energy overflows all right

[@WilsonRows]

I love how GoT hints at characters before they're introduced. That quote is hilarious 🤣

[@_justinblizzle]

Never understood the hype... he's an interesting character for sure but so underwhelming in every other way

[@alek7998]

@@_justinblizzle Read the books. That's all I can say. He's my favourite character.

[@_justinblizzle]

@@alek7998 don’t try me I’ve read the books multiple times and my statement stands! It’s actually the show that made me appreciate him more.

[@maelguiraud3568]

​@@_justinblizzle really

[@unatiparandom4398]

Aegon didn't control three dragons, he controlled Balerion, Vaghar and Meraxes were controlled by his sisters, Visenya and Rhaenys

[@dmidkif]

To be fair, a lot of characters in this show make the same mistake.

[@heron619]

Don't worry "someone" will remind them of that fact in this season soon! 😉

[@thatsthat2612]

I kept getting meraxes mixed up with meleys and I've just been walking around super confused for ages 😂😂

[@martinlupton9771]

Yep ... Love watching them learn everything ... Ahhhh I remember learning it all...lol...enjoy guys

[@aemond6929]

@@heron619 Love that scene so much

[@blacktalon8857]

The "Whoever passes judgement" quote is actually a bit better in the book. “The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword. If you would take a man's life, you owe it to him to look into his eyes and hear his final words. And if you cannot bear to do that, then perhaps the man does not deserve to die.” Martin is truly a wordsmith and a font of wisdom from the mouths of his characters.

[@6alcantara]

To add more to the tragic death of Ned, in Episode 2 when Cersei asked Ilyn Payne to kill Sansa's wolf, Ned said: "I'll do it myself... the wolf is of the north, she deserves better than a butcher"; and that's exactly how he died.

[@ringwe]

Note that in the books we learn that the old man who died by drinking the same wine as Melisandre is the Maester who raised the Baratheon brothers after their parents died. So this explains better his motive, he viewed Stannis almost as his son.

[@MattMajcan]

In regards to Gendry and his master, I've always thought the Master knew the truth about who Gendry is, and once the Lannisters took over he sent Gendry away so he would be safe.

[@erickknutz5599]

Absolutely, there is no way he would give up such a skilled Blacksmith that he put many years into training, and give up that investment for no reason. He knew dang well who Gendry was, and probably held Robert in high regard. Sending Gendry away was to save his life.

[@suddenimpulse030]

I imagine the armorer also didn't want the heat/issues from his apprentice either. He had two lords of great houses, and 2 hands speak to Gendry in a relatively short span of time and they both died. Guy just wants to make armor, he doesn't need all that trouble.

[@XxHizzyxX]

Or he saw him as being too much trouble.. two very important noblemen came to see him and died shortly after.

[@nicholassmith7984]

I don't feel the Blacksmith would have sold him out so quickly if he was the kind of guy who would do that. I think he was just getting rid of Gendry for some unknown reason.

[@suddenimpulse030]

@@7heSlime please read the spoiler rules posted on each video.

[@mattyice9535]

The Robb-Jaime-Joffrey trio is an interesting set of stories to follow at the same time. All are first born sons, destined to rule. And yet all 3 are such a reflection of their parents and how they were raised.

[@nostalgicbliss5547]

Never noted that, but good point

[@Gwenhwyfar7]

Daenerys has three "blood riders" which Drogo picked to be her protectors when they married. When Drogo died, they were supposed to deliver her to the widows to live, but since she survived the fire and birthed three dragons, many decided to follow her instead of looking for a new Khal to follow, so she picked three new blood riders for herself. (*edited because I was partly wrong. I guess the original blood riders died and she picked new ones*)

[@judem4841]

and bloodriders will either die defending Daenerys, or if she dies, they will seek revenge and then follow her to the grave - hence the blood of my blood line - their lives are tied.

[@Gwenhwyfar7]

@@blaubeer8039 Yes but they were Drogo's before and their job was to protect her. They just became her's much more personally. They basically consider her Khal now instead.

[@darth856]

@@blaubeer8039 in the show Jhogo is apparantly renamed Kovarro.

[@Gwenhwyfar7]

@@blaubeer8039 Hmm, I forgot about that. I suppose since they show them so much in the show, it made me forget. Do you remember how they died?

[@jarlhenrik]

Jack Gleeson, who plays Joffrey, is probably one of the best child actors I've seen. I've honestly hated every moment he's on screen, because I don't know how awful he's about to be. He's definitely in my top 3 "Villains I love to hate". It's a shame the actor gave up on acting, but his performance holds respect :D

[@uglystupidloser]

both him and lena headey got a fair amount of hate from fans because they associated the character with the actual actor. everyone in the cast always said in commentary or interviews that jack gleeson is actually the sweetest guy irl

[@Neddoest]

It would be awesome if one day he pops up in a cool indie film or something; he really was a terrific actor. It’s a shame that fandom can be so rabid as to ruin an actor’s life. People are probably still dicks to him about it

[@phil8821]

From what I understand, he's back into acting, he only stopped to get a college degree.

[@helloworld-sl2lw]

Same, him and Cersei made the show more interesting to me, the whole lannisters did.

[@JrKengu]

He wasn't a child actor when filming game of thrones though, I think he was around 20. He just looks really young.

[@MaxWell-kg6dx]

The histories always say "Aegon and his three dragons" because they're written by the men of the realm, completely downplaying that the other two dragons were controlled by his sister-wives. They mostly worked as a unit, yes, but Aegon alone didn't command all three dragons.

[@Pelagion98]

True, but this trend of saying all of the dragons belonged to one person is not that unusual. When Dance is being discussed, people say that Rhaenyra had ten or so dragons, same concept applies.

[@markhamstra1083]

They infrequently acted as a unit. Usually, Aegon and his sister-wives acted and flew quite independently - separate missions in service of a common goal.

[@Pelagion98]

@@brandonj7458 There is a gap between releases. So this video was probably filmed before the Lore one was released.

[@phueal]

They got it very fairly from the History and Lore video they watched, which unfortunately stated several times that “Aegon unleashed all three of his dragons.”

[@markhamstra1083]

@@phueal Yes, but they often failed to take into account that they were listening to skewed historical accounts full of inaccuracies from imperfect persons with their own biases.

[@samc9516]

The religion of the Red God was introduced this episode. This is a very uncommon religion in Westeros but is the most common in Essos, so most Westerosi see it as weird and scary and foreign. In Stannis's intro scene they were burning models of the seven gods of the Faith of the the Seven (the "New Gods"), the most common religion in Westeros in favour of the "one true god", the red fire god, R'hllor.

[@j.prt.979]

It’s kinda objectively weird and scary lol.

[@Aest-Eloriel]

That girl has serious good vibes deducing people.... Queen of Empathy and Queen of Foreshadows. She just KNOWS. Enjoy watching/listening to you guys whilest working... brings back so many memories of when I watched the show

[@uglystupidloser]

queen of empathy and foreshadowing? quite the title. i see it

[@Brian-mb8sx]

@@uglystupidloser by season 8, I fully expect her to have more titles than Dany

[@mloftus8618]

It’s rare to find people who have not seen Game of Thrones. Many reaction vids exist, but I can tell many of them are pretending they haven’t seen it for the views. But I enjoy you guys, I truly believe you guys haven’t seen it before, and you are so invested in the story and the world, and it’s refreshing. It’s a tremendous show, and I enjoy rewatching it through your viewpoints. Thanks for uploading regularly as well. Too many channels wait 4-5-6 days or more between episodes. It’s nice to have a new one every 2-3 days or so. Keep it up!

[@tblack6974]

Really??? I feel like it took the forever to edit and post this reaction, since Season 1

[@mloftus8618]

@@tblack6974 - well I was referring mostly to the episodes of season 1. It felt like a new one every 2-3 days. There was a long delay between episode 10 and this video, prob because they were prepping the finale of House of the Dragon

[@suddenimpulse030]

@@tblack6974 They had some technical issues requiring them to further edit and re-upload for youtube, but they had videos up awhile ago for season 2 on patreon.

[@AnixVids]

You guys are by far my favorite reactors to GOT i've ever watched. You're both very perspective and take the journey seriously. Can't wait too see many more reactions!

[@USCFlash]

Perceptive?

[@AnixVids]

@@USCFlash yes i meant perceptive whoops

[@rashadganiyev]

Yeah, their seriousness keeps me here

[@USCFlash]

@@AnixVids No prob, just checking 😉

[@darllington8995]

That’s the same reason I love watch them react to Avatar the last airbender

[@samc9516]

"Blood of my blood" is how a Dothraki leader (usually a khal but in Dany's case a khaleesi) and their bloodriders refer to each other. Bloodriders are the leader's sworn protectors who will avenge the death of their leader before killing themselves to join their leader in the afterlife.

[@techfan1017]

Joffrey is probably the best actor from this whole show NGL. The fact he commands so much hatred shows how well he plays his role.

[@beesmitty3435]

Combine w the fact that every time an actor from show talks about working w him the first thing they bring up is how sweet he is or how jarring it was watching a sweet boy on set turn into a monster in character.. I'm a contrarion who wants to argue w this, but yea it should make any top villain performance list

[@tonismith3707]

Lancel is a much younger boy, being seduced by his MUCH older cousin. The wolf that you saw reflected in the water was Bran's wolf Summer.

[@painchess]

That scene with cersei and littlefinger is one of my favorite of the show. "Power is power" I've seen it tens of times, still so good.

[@heron619]

The Red Woman we see with Stannis is a Red Priestess of the Lord of Light. The Lord of Light is a different religion than that of the Seven or the Old Gods. They're basically Fire worshippers, that's kinda what we see with the ritual on the beach at Dragonstone.

[@marioguidotomasone1265]

Yup, and it originated in Essos. Some worshippers of the Lord of Light travelled to Westeros to spread their faith but with little success, except with Stannis . So what Melisandre achieved to do was a pretty big feat gaining Stannis and most of his followers to her faith

[@MattMajcan]

Been really excited for you guys to meet Stannis

[@suddenimpulse030]

Same! Stannis the Mannis!

[@bobafett9348]

Stannis ! Stannis ! Stannis !

[@DuBstep115]

"Gold is cold and heavy on the head"- Stannis

[@Calder90]

The King Who Cared

[@zetos4440]

My knee is bending

[@boki1693]

Well, it is confirmed. You guys are my favorite reactors. I find two reactions a week is just about perfect for me. Just when I am starting to look for the next one, here it is. You are so genuine from what I see and I love the discussions before and after. You have the right amount of humor and seriousness too. And I love how you have your minor disagreements. And this show is just getting started. You are still pretty much in the introductory phase. The budget is increased but season three is when you really start to see the affect of the budget. And it just gets better and better from there budget wise.

[@SpartanandPudgey]

❤🙏🏼 Thanks Boki

[@richardkhchang]

It's funny how Sansa is probably the most polarizing/ambiguous character at the end of season 1 that would be most interesting to see if people like or dislike, but whenever reactors do their character lists, they always forget to mention her. Varys, too.

[@hybrid3214]

Sansa has very little agency so far, really the only choices she made were not supporting Arya and the butchers boy and wanting to marry Joffrey. I can see how people wouldn't rate her yet. Varys should definitely be rated though.

[@Leo_ofRedKeep]

Gendry said the previous Hand also came to visit him, asking if he was treated well. The armourer had likely been told to raise and employ Gendry, he was probably being paid for it. When Robert died, then Ned, he saw no reason to keep him.

[@McShaganpronouncedShaegen]

No> Gendry was an an excellent apprentice there was no money involved or needed. He was doing fine work for the blacksmith. He sent him away to save his life. The gold cloaks had to torture the blacksmith over fire to get him to talk. Only then did he give up Gendry. If what you say is true then he would have told them the truth from the start.

[@toukie]

To watch Cercei and Tyrion hate each other makes it hard to remember that Peter and Lena are actually best friends in real life and I believe Peter is the one who talked her into taking Cercei's role (But don't quote me on that).

[@webx135]

Yeah I heard that, too. Having a good friendship on set makes for GREAT rivalries on screen. Lena Heady was a phenomenal casting choice and I commend Peter for pushing her to join. Every smirk and scoff absolutely oozes with entitlement and bitterness while hardly touching her complexity.

[@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289]

I heard she felt bad during that one scene where Cersei slapped Tyrion, because Lena is really good friends with Peter. I know it happens this season, but not which episode.

[@toukie]

@@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289 I know Charles (Tywin) kept apologizing to Peter for the awful things he said in character

[@rosyhumbug]

It's really refreshing having two people react to shows together that I feel like have their own innate ways of understanding things--you both have a different/individual way of seeing things but it blends so well together.

[@suddenimpulse030]

I agree. Most reaction couples/groups the folks are usually all agreeing all the time and there is no real debate or disagreement. It is really makes the reactions a lot more fun, unique and interesting imho and you can tell the different viewpoints are genuine and not just for entertaining us.

[@veronicamars8419]

Love the both of you having Tyrion in your love list, one of my fave GOT characters. Peter Dinklage acting skills and comedic timing are amazing!

[@shureyh]

More thrones LETS GOOOOOO

[@DarkxSonxOfxDathomir]

Stannis is one of my favorite characters honestly, he’s a just man but a hard man.

[@HeyyyItsJJ]

You guys are adorable together and so much fun to watch react to this show. Sending love from the states! Also totally agree with Spartian on Jamie. He’s one of the most complicated characters in this world (aside from Daemon in HOTD)

[@jdc7923]

Notice that Jamie never shows any fear, now or later, at the prospect of violence at the hands of people (Caitlyn, Ned, etc.). He's battle-hardened. But he is scared of the wolf.

[@cormaccorrigan9086]

I found this channel when you started watching the boys, and I have to say I’ve followed a lot of reaction channels through the years, but yours is my favourite. You’re both funny, well informed, and include extras to make the videos more interesting.

[@kinghashirsiddiqi8985]

Fun fact about jaime is in the books during the battle with Robb (before he got captured) he was plowing through soldiers and getting near robb and robb was actually scared until jaime got overrun by a large number soldiers. sry for bad English not a native

[@dheerajbaxla4593]

He wasn't overrunn. His sword got stuck in one of the freys i believe when he killed him. Otherwise Rob would be dead.

[@kinghashirsiddiqi8985]

@@dheerajbaxla4593 yeah forgot the details been a long time.since I read it

[@Baratheon.]

@@dheerajbaxla4593I think Torrhen Karstark is killed by Jaime as he closes in. Robb has a bit of Kingsguard defence, and all Jaime's men got picked off, so I don't think he'd cut them all down.

[@dheerajbaxla4593]

@@Baratheon. He didn't need to cut them all down. If Jaime had killed Robb, the army would have lost moral as their leader would be dead. That's why when Jaime show that his army was losing, he went after Robb and killed anyone who came in the path. Had his sword not got stuck, he would have killed Robb and ended the North rebellion. Bran was next in line after Robb and he couldn't lead a war. So Starks would have lost

[@DianaJG8]

** Your English is better than most natives!

[@veronicamars8419]

I think the word your'e looking for when it comes to Targaryens and their dragons in the context of battle is "command". Aegon commanded 3 dragons in his conquest of Westeros. Daenerys has now 3 dragons she can command/be on her side. The word "control" suggests the special dragon & dragon rider bond (where the dragon feels the emotion of rider and vice versa) which, as far as I know from lore, can only happen with one dragon for each Targaryen.

[@martinlupton9771]

He only had one dragon....u are right tho.. Dragon s are no slaves as she says in the books...

[@veronicamars8419]

@@martinlupton9771 Yes I know his sister-wives are bonded with the other two. But they are all loyal to him. In the context of battle, he commanded all three. Daenerys birthed all 3 of her dragons and are close to her so they are all loyal to her even if she technically can only bond with one.

[@BlackDaffodils]

I love these reactions because you guys come up with a bunch of theories and it’s like “you guys are really about to be in for it 😅”

[@webx135]

Yeah, I like their conversations and predictions. Because sometimes I catch myself thinking "Ohh that's a good theory. Maybe it'll work that way." before I remember that I already know everything that happens.

[@remoballesteros448]

As always, I enjoy your reactions. Your channel is literally the first I check whenever I'm on youtube

[@Shiva182Katarina]

Aegon didn't control three dragns, he only rode Balerion. Visenya rode Vaghar and Rhaenys rode Meraxes. So you could say he controlled the other dragons because he could command his sisters-wives but not the dragons themselves

[@thepimp31]

"I am figuring jaime out" lmao Jaime's charm even after he pushed a child. I can't wait to give y'all my final assessment of him.

[@realSimoneCherie]

Meeting Stannis the rightful king 🦌⛈👑 He’s also the king of good grammar

[@joshuasutton355]

Correction You are both still summer children, Don't worry we will let you know when you both become a Woman and Man of Winter, The Death of ned is just a learning lesson Everyone is up for the chopping block doesn't matter if you are a Main, side or guest character also proves that there are no hero's that will come out of nowhere and intervene, S1 E9 is just saying Welcome to the game of Thrones

[@souvikghosh5768]

The best line in this episode "Power is Power" . Would be great if you keep this line in this reaction

[@webx135]

That whole interaction is one of the best. I like seeing areas where Cersei can go toe-to-toe with Littlefinger.

[@ThatAnimalBlundetto]

I enjoy this reaction to the show more than most, but I do find the quick cuts and the choice of which scenes to keep curious at times.

[@anatos1722]

@@ThatAnimalBlundetto thats only becuse theyre still fresh,theyll learn what to leave in exactly,they got 7 seasons to go!

[@anatos1722]

@@ThatAnimalBlundetto i really love your name BTW! U da top G for Sopranos!

[@leonrussell9607]

@@anatos1722 the show only lasted 4 seasons, don't know where you got 7 from

[@thisisscorpio6024]

Stannis is a force of nature that blows one direction. The direction of his choice. The only thing that saves you from him is your loyalty to him.

[@holypaladin4657]

All the Baratheons and Durrandons are generally alike in this regard. Even Renly shows it.

[@HG-if6pc]

The song that Cercei told was in fact for Peter - he was inlove with Caytlin, when he lived with her family

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

Given what you saw in the HOTD finale I think "ride" or "cling on for dear life" is more appropriate than "control" for what dragon-riders do with dragons.

[@Serryy]

In book canon riders actually control their dragons so theyre right.

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

@@Serryy that is only true of Valyrians. They had horns and magic that they used to control their dragons. By the time of Argon's conquest that is long gone and forgotten. Thus we have events in HOTD.

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

@@Serryy There's also some major plot points in the books of the main series that you seem to be forgetting

[@Serryy]

@@pseudonymousbeing987 Buddy, there seems to be some major worldbuilding in Blood&Fire that you seem to be forgetting.

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

@@Serryy Which? In the old days they had ways, most forgotten but those horns remembered. In the modern era of GOT it is all long gone, and even in HOTD's era. A dragon is not a slave. That is all I mean.

[@kalecrystal4054]

I am so enjoying re watching GOT vicariously through you two. The looks on your faces are priceless with every shock and payoff Your observations about Stannis are on point Pudgey. Spartan, the Cersei Little Finger scene is one of my all time favorites. I actually agreed with Cersei for once in that moment. There is another line to come- by Varys - that ties into this one of hers very well. Together they really are 💯FACTZ. I’ll look forward to you two recognizing the line when it’s delivered. It’s another iconic one.

[@SumR4ndom]

Loving your reactions guys, What your watching now is rare in television so enjoy it while you can and do everything in your power to stop spoilers.

[@WilsonRows]

That's the goal!!

[@LMarti13]

I just realized these videos are the equivalent of watching two kids slowly discover that Santa Claus isn't real

[@Baratheon.]

Lol, I do think GoT is like that for many innocent souls.

[@ImPhoebe]

Damn here we go, season 2 guys, lets gooooo ! So hyped for you to discover this season, wish you a great experience Spartan and Pudgey ! Lets play the Game of Thrones, as winter is coming !! 👑⚔👑 PS : you've passed the sweet summer child test, but you are not people of winter, not yet... 👀

[@mattdavid716]

and so he spoke… and so he spoke

[@Firebird1968]

Love how fast you guys are getting these out i look forward to watching each one and seeing how your theories compare to the ones I had when I first watched it.

[@Tigermania]

I always liked how the opening titles fly through the world to give you a mental map of the main locations and their positions relative to each other.

[@_MARSyt]

The fact that Spartan knows Cercei is the wife in 300.... A man of culture I see 😁

[@theluckytwig]

Love your Love/Like/Hate lists!! Really interested to see how they change throughout the show.

[@anatos1722]

Oh theyre changing once or twice for sure 😂😂😂😂

[@israelrobles681]

I am all hyped to revisit these eposodes with you. Thanks for share with us!

[@lebigbentheory]

35:10 - he cant be blinded by personal feelings - very good description spartan, very good description of what a leader / ruler should do

[@math9172]

The Red Woman is one of my favorite characters. Season 2 is really when things begin to ramp up.

[@martinlatour9311]

Hottest woman on the show imo and the bar's pretty high

[@Neddoest]

*spoiler warning for GoT!* I really wish they would give her a little cameo in HotD… but not any other actress playing her. I understand she’s aged a decade irl, but that’s what all that digital de-aging is for.

[@kalecrystal4054]

I’ve been hoping for the same. That would be so cool if they do that.

[@math9172]

@@Neddoest That's a very cool idea. Do add a spoiler warning at the beginning of your comment tho. You might not realise it but it's spoiling a very big thing about her.

[@Neddoest]

@@math9172 oooo… sorry my bad, I forgot!

[@temebirhanu6972]

''so apparently since episode 9 of season 1, we're not sweet summer children any more''_ I actually laughed out loud

[@nicolelush6980]

Love your reactions guys. Looking forward to the rest of this journey. Peace from Canada 🇨🇦

[@suddenimpulse030]

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[@dallesamllhals9161]

Winter is coming = okay?

[@suddenimpulse030]

@@dallesamllhals9161 of course =)

[@pmstark10]

Regarding HoTD spoilers in GoT, if its part of the show, you're supposed to see it. Its part of Westerosi history.

[@suddenimpulse030]

@@pmstark10 In this case it's a major, major event and character spoiler reveal. The show was made before HotD was even conceived as a future show so the foresight to not include it was not there. I am confident it would not have been otherwise. =)

[@suddenimpulse030]

@@melkor3496 yes that one is acceptable. It is considered lore fluff. We appreciate you double checking. =)

[@soccertl]

I never skipped the intro to this series. I absolutely loved the music. Just loving your reactions as well.

[@micheldick1736]

Rob was raised by his father and Joffreys father couldn’t care less, he was raised by his mother. That’s why Rob is such a great man

[@donkoltz1]

She called a Direwolf a Dog REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@deathswitch2404]

Idk if youve noticed.. but the wilding with Bran is Tonks from Harry Potter

[@andreaschristensen3211]

I really love this reaction series, i really like that you both are so invested and willing to learn about GOT. looking foward to seeing your reactions to some game changing episodes:)

[@Murdo2112]

Robb is King -IN- the North, not -OF- the North. It may seem a pedantic point of nomenclature, but it's actually a fundamental indication of the different relationship between the people and their leaders, in the areas still culturally closer to the First Men, rather than the Andals. Kings in the North have a duty to serve their people as King, rather than an entitlement to dominate a realm which is deemed to be their own possession.

[@martinlupton9771]

Just like Scotland was... King of scots ... Not king.of Scotland.... Love that

[@Mwezi828]

Daemon can't control 2 dragons either, he was just singing to Vermithor.

[@elleberquist6]

It was interesting to hear you guys guess that cersei is the golden child. She's certainly more loved by their father than Tyrion. For a little context from the book (not a spoiler really, just Cersei's inner thoughts): she is the oldest twin, but Jamie is favored by their dad as a boy. However, Cersei feels she is most similar to Tywin, and is hoping her dad one day sees the qualities of his true heir in her.

[@HeartlessElf]

I just love the fact you guys have put the effort to learn more about the world n the characters with each episode ur commentary is appreciated

[@bdavidson8658]

I've got to compliment you guys on your edits some of the best I've seen.

[@SpartanandPudgey]

thank you! ❤

[@Kbella0909]

Really enjoying your reactions. Love you guys pay attention to dialogue. It’s a lot of moving parts .

[@gravedigger8414]

Thank you for doing the lists! Adds so much more depth into this journey with you guys! 😊

[@sereinsilvers7383]

I am so happy when you guys post these game of thrones reaction videos cannot WAAAIT to see the rest

[@NSwhoa]

There's so much that happens from here until the end. I'm excited to go on this adventure with you two.

[@LankanLatino]

I just have to say, reading the comment sections of these videos... it's cool to see how many big fans are here to go along the ride and give helpful lore that doesn't spoil things. All key points as well, nicely done peoples

[@IAmAlteringTheDeal]

Aegon the Conqueror only rode and controlled one dragon, Balerion. His sister wives rode Vhagar and Meraxes.

[@phueal]

They got it, very fairly, from the History and Lore video they watched, which unfortunately stated several times that “Aegon unleashed all three of his dragons.”

[@kalecrystal4054]

Men writing history and lore It actually makes sense they would record the truth with that skewing in this patriarchal society within the GOT universe

[@nomore1088]

@@kalecrystal4054 that has little to nothing to do with it. They all flew under his banner and burned and killed people in his wars. So when they say he "unleashed all three of his dragons" its because he had three dragons that he could give out the command and they would do his bidding. It does not matter whether it was his sister that held control of the other two, his sons, or somehow a second Valarian family that was vassals of him. He had three dragons that would directly or indirectly burn what he told them to burn. When Robb fights, its "his" army that fights, if the soldiers are mostly Stark, Karstark, Bolton or Mormont makes no difference. Whether the vassal is a man or a woman. They fight in his war, under his banner, in his war, in his service. They are his army. Its not wrong to say “Aegon unleashed all three of his dragons.” it saves time, would it be good to get a more in depth explanation? Yes. Just like it would be cool to get a more in depth look at Robbs army, but unlike Robbs army many of the lore videos mention the sister and their dragons in the other lore videos.

[@phueal]

@@AstaraBrightwing I understand that. I’m not saying they are right, I’m explaining to other commenters, who may not have realised, that there is a very valid reason that Pudgey & Spartan have got it wrong.

[@daviddalke926]

When they referrenced Aegon and three dragons - that is what he had command of, as in part of his army. They were controlled by his sisters.

[@sankalpfederer]

It's interesting to see how you figure things out without really figuring things out. Love the reactions. Keep 'em coming 👍

[@xiongrey19]

Aegon had 3 dragons in the same way Rhaenyra has 6+. As in not literal but politically.

[@atypical1242]

*4

[@HD82345]

Them saying that Ned Starks death will go down as one of the brutal ones… oh you sweet summer child.

[@CitroChannel]

Stannis the Mannis has arrived! All hail the *ONE TRUE KING* of Westeros!

[@jaybees5734]

DAVOS!! One of my favorite characters

[@mloftus8618]

Yes..about time! I can’t wait til you guys see season 3…and 4…and 5…and 6…I’m in it for the long haul with you!

[@Baratheon.]

i notice and respect the stop at 6

[@anshulgarg4381]

@@Baratheon. 😂😂

[@uglystupidloser]

@@Baratheon. lol

[@anatos1722]

@@Baratheon. heeeey everything is okaaay!!! Still great watch till the end even tho earlier seasons are fkin masterpieces.

[@CuddleBuddee]

🤣

[@Gfilam]

Aww… i was waiting for “power is power” that is one of the best lines

[@bjrnification]

Glad you are continuing on this journey!

[@iamthepope9167]

Great eye for the Dragonstone features you spotted! Can’t wait for the next one already!

[@HG-if6pc]

You should pay attention to the music, every house and charecter has it's own music theme!

[@thehoogard]

The Woman in Red is a priestess of a new religion that we haven't seen before. It's neither the "old gods" (children of the forest) or the new (the seven). They follow a montheistic religion, the Lord of Light.

[@Lillo367]

I love the love/like/hate list awesome idea. It's going to be interesting to see how/if these change throughout the seasons. Can't wait to see your guys' reactions. It's always fun to watch you guys react and try to figure things out when I know what's coming. keep up the grea videos

[@bloatus7611]

That scene in the throne room is one of my favorite Joffrey scenes. It's such a great way to show the shift in their power dynamic that's been bubbling. I think that a lesser performer maybe would've gone to big with it but Jack's quiet-threatening was so good at selling you on the fact that he was not kidding.

[@katherinerodriguez7402]

I have been waiting for this! Thanks guys great!

[@ArgusStrav]

I have to say, I'm always impressed by reactors. I feel like I really didn't pick up on the level of details you guys pick up on when I first watched it--it was only after watching several times that I got that level of detail.

[@jtthomas5568]

Aegon didn't control 3 dragons

[@muffinamy83]

I'm sure someone's pointed this out already, but the locations for each episode are shown in the opening credits under the iconic theme song. If they show Dragonstone, scenes in the episode will take place at Dragonstone. It changes every week. And Pudgey: Lancel deserves your rancor.

[@suddenimpulse030]

Nah doesn't change every week, but does change occasionally per season.

[@muffinamy83]

@@suddenimpulse030 "The title sequence of the HBO fantasy television series Game of Thrones that introduces every episode serves as a guide to the physical landscape of the world of the series. It changes depending on the locations visited in the particular episode it introduces." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_of_Thrones_title_sequence

[@keltavuokko]

Ah, finally - I'm counting the days always between your GoT reactions! Love these, keep them coming!

[@omekgoodness]

Game drink! A shot everytime Pudgey and Spartan say "interesting."

[@MyDevilishLullaby]

This is what I really miss in HotD - the laughs. Look how many times you laughed throughout the episode despite many dramatic moments. I feel like HotD is very serious and dramatic, it doesn't have these relieves, which is such a shame..:(

[@WilsonRows]

HotD definitely doesn't have the same comical relief as GoT at times

[@anatos1722]

@@WilsonRows thats becuse GOTs a better show by , hmmm lets say HoTD is still like 8,8/10 for me while GOT is like 9,5/10. (Although it couldve been 10/10). I rank Breaking Bad 9.6 , and only True Detective season 1 is 10/10 for me,show with 0 flaws.

[@EraseMemoriesHD]

I’m just sad the captions interpreted Robb’s line as “I’ll litter the south with Lannister dirt” and not “I’ll litter the south with Lannister dead”

[@bambusbjorn3508]

very smart from the two of you to call out Pycelle ... u are on point with that, although it is never revealed in the show (just in some cut out footage)

[@jasonrd316]

Another great reaction! I'm surprised you though Littlefinger telling Cersei he knows about he sibling love was a good play, since we just watched Ned die for doing the same thing.

[@shonquesanders4232]

Finally I’ve been waiting for you two to start season 2.

[@juliant]

Lmao @ Spartan saying I'm sure Arya will find someone along the way...😢 5 seasons later.😂😂😂