Davos the Smuggler | Game of Thrones 7x5 REACTION and REVIEW | 'Eastwatch'

[@SpartanandPudgey]

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[@RLucas3000]

Have you guys seen My Hero Academia Dub yet? Even if Spartan has, I think Pudgy would love it

[@Boterdilequerezin2024]

Spartan probably happy watching the brickfest at the end of 8x5 😂😂😂

[@eugeneimbangyorteza]

This comment is traumatizing

[@mathewdean3334]

I knew Spartan would like the "I dont need your permission line

[@LamentedeLuis]

In the basic tier it’s the same availability as KZbin 😢 could you unblock the next episode already?

[@richard971]

Randall Tarly, a targaryen loyalist in Roberts rebellion, refuses to side with Dany. And chooses to side with Cersei who killed house Tyrell and plundered his home. Thanks DnD for this amazing writing

[@keanancupido]

The way Randall said "she's a foreign invader" Like...Targaryens built everything.

[@t.c.thompson2359]

He is clearly intensely xenophobic, even for the time period, this doesn’t surprise me.

[@solongdentahlplaan7975]

Dragon fire is so hot that you would feel cold, because your nerves are getting burned. That's what I've been told anyway.

[@Jazz-Singher]

I don’t blame Spartan and Pudgey for not being able to see the stupidity, watching the show was still fun and it’s easy to ignore dumb stuff like this, only after watching the show can you acknowledge the depths of Dumb and Dumber’s horrible writing.

[@Fenix-lr6ez]

Tyrell's are pretty much disliked all over the Reach, since the Reach's houses see them as only stewards who happenned to be on the right place on the right time to inherit the Reach, surpassing more ancient houses. So yeah, it's not unplausible (or however it's spelled) for the Tarlys to side with the Lannisters.

[@Orimthekeyacolite]

Pudgey: "I don't know if it will be intimate or a family bond..." Targaryens: 😎

[@zannik1311]

Targaryens: well... both 😎

[@Silver_Owl]

Lannisters: And what's wrong with that? 😎

[@carloscjr23]

"It is all the same 😎"

[@Ghostweaver]

Gendry said "our fathers used to trust each other" when in reality, Robert's hatred of Jon's real father is why Jon had to grow up as a fake bastard. Also last episode when Jon said he doesn't like what he's good at (killing) it mirrors how Barristan Selmy told Dany that Rhaegar also was a great warrior but hated fighting

[@nirmalsuki]

Ser Barristan should have survived.. It was dumb of D & D to kill him off.

[@Ghostweaver]

@@williamshelton4318 good point, especially since Jon's entire arc revolves around him coming across the same hard choices between duty and love that Ned, Robb, and the other Stark men did, but making the correct choices.

[@lilsk5229]

Ned is stil his father even if he's biologically his uncle, he's the oen that raised him

[@lanepotts1046]

I feel like Jon meant ruling more than killing especially because Sansa just told him how good he is at ruling

[@debrac2023]

As far as Gendry knows, Ned Stark was Jon's father.

[@arrobapontonet]

There was a funny meme on the internet that Gendry was rowing his boat for like 3 seasons, so when Davos says he thought he would still be rowing it's a reference to the meme lol

[@leewatch7459]

Ah, GOT. Some of the best dialogue in TV reduced to meme references and constant fart/cock jokes. Great.

[@miekgg]

@@leewatch7459at least gengry had good scenes/dialogue for when he came back. But should’ve came back for the battle of the bastards - just makes more sense

[@FrankeNamensKarim]

Bronn is officially the strongest man ever: swimming to the end of the lake/river with jaime and his whole armor, damn

[@neil2444]

Yeah, realistically, that wouldn't have been possible. It would have been difficult enough just to keep your head above water with iron cast armor on, and that alone would have been an impressive feat. But I mean, I suppose I could forgive such an oversight, because the writing is still done well (or at least until season 7 I should say).

[@yerher2927]

We are going to see D&D's rush to finish the show from here on.

[@franciscoramirez8588]

You know, armor isn't really that heavy, plate armor is about as heavy as modern soldier equipment, and Jaime is not even wearing full plate armor...

[@BlackDeathThrash]

they just didn't show the 10 times they surfaced and took breaths before that scene.

[@iamthepope9167]

*rolling eyes and faux jerking off* yeah but you’ll buy walking dead men and dragons mmkay

[@cara2290]

The issue I have with season 7 is that Daenerys could very easily have taken Kings Landing the minute she landed on Dragonstone without even using her dragons, which for some reason was the only reason they didn't attack the capital in the first place! We saw Olenna and Ellaria on Dragonstone, why didn't they have their armies lay seige to Kings Landing while they travelled to meet Daenerys? How is Euron able to come and go from Kings Landing as he pleases? How can the Iron Bank treat with Cersei when Dragonstone lies at the mouth of the Blackwater? Daenerys could easily block all access to the capital! There are far too many plotholes! It's so frustrating!!!

[@williamerazo3921]

Yup. Tyrion didn’t want to kill his family

[@warsameyassin5993]

THANKS, the truth is it is tyrion he is a bad advisor sorry about that it is true…

[@drrohanjacob]

Tyrion stopped drinking, so he stopped knowing things. He was like the worst hand ever

[@Xenomorphasized]

Everyone really just accepted that Tyrion was an idiot this whole time... it's like they all forgot season 1-4.

[@reddeaddave4675]

season 8 made people forget how bad 7 was..everyone teleporting from place to place like nothing.

[@bluepandaman]

15:42 "It's all happening so fast." Yep, that's one of the criticisms from here on out. Everything happens too quickly. John basically teleported to Dany between episodes - there is no more adventure between locations.

[@Lions1986]

thats because Goku showed up and taught them all instant transmission

[@Leakampff]

They got to the point of the game where you unlock fast travel, duh! 🤭

[@Mic-Mak]

19:25 I hate this artificial conflict between Arya & Sansa. It's so unconvincing. I don't see this happening in the books at all. Yes, they will continue to have their differences, but ain't no way that after years of trauma they would come at each other so aggressively this quick. No, there'll be a lot of hugging and crying and reminiscing, and sticking together because we only have each other!

[@gingerbill128]

yea they do a lot of talking to the audience to try and trick us , which is just bad writing.

[@elusiveDEVIANT]

To be fair, its all fake. Though, the conflict being fake makes no sense when they're in private and thats the only place we see them talking. I also don't know what happened to little finger. He was the smartest guy on the show, now hes dumb.

[@Mic-Mak]

@@elusiveDEVIANT OMG...Are you telling me that you're one of those who buy into the theory that Arya & Sansa are faking these moments to play LF? How does that make sense? So at first LF didn't play Arya, she played him because she knows he did that on purpose? At that moment, I don't think that's the case at all. And all her conflict with Sansa later doesn't come across as fake, either. It's not like we see LF spying on them arguing, which would still be clumsy. In regard to LF. Since they changed his character from the books, he has no story purpose. The Vale is there for Sansa, so he doesn't need to be in Winterfell. This is the writers forcibly forcing a conflict. In the books, It is most likely that the downfall of LF will come when Sansa finds out how he sold Jeyne. Everything that happened to Jeyne, being trafficked to a brothel, then sold to the Boltons as Arya, only to be raped and tortured, is because of LF.

[@elusiveDEVIANT]

@@Mic-Mak my point is that it doesn't make sense, but that's how those two clowns wrote it. They are the ones who did wolverine origins, so am I shocked? No.

[@mike90317]

@@elusiveDEVIANT yeah it's fake but they did it bad. They mixed some real conflicts Sansa and Arya would have but then abandon it all for shock to write off Baelish.

[@Mic-Mak]

9:16 _Randyll here calls Dany a foreign invader with no ties to Westeros. Except, you know, the fact that she was born in Westeros, she was raised to think of herself as Westerosi, her family history is significantly linked to Westeros for the past three centuries…things like that._ *- TURTLE PACED*

[@chrisbrooker7260]

The trouble is it’s not what you think your nationality is in this kind of.situation, it’s what others think it is that matters. These people don’t know her, she’s not been anywhere near Westeros since she was a baby, her army is mostly foreign. She is a foreigner to all intents and purposes

[@Mic-Mak]

@@chrisbrooker7260 Have you read the books? Have you watched the Histories and Lore? House Tarly is one of the most loyalist to House Targaryen. Randyll knows Dany was born in Dargonstone, he knows Targaryen history. The show seems to have forgotten that. Moreover, the idea that House Tarly would side with Cersei knowing what she did is preposterous. The idea that Cersei is worse than Dany is ridiculous. The fact that there are no protests against after what she did makes no sense. Even if House Tarly wanted to side with Cersei, the fact that the people and so many Westerosi factions would stand against her would make them reconsider.

[@merykhan97]

It's insane considering he's a Targaryan loyalist

[@Mic-Mak]

@@merykhan97 Exactly!

[@AllMenMustServe]

@@chrisbrooker7260 So he decides to side with Cersei and the Lannisters... you know those who killed house Tyrell and plundered his home. Make it make sense.

[@LMarti13]

Tyrion's plan to convince Cersei is the stupidest writing choice in the history of the show. It would be stupid for a Marvel show and it was written for Game of Thrones.

[@MjollTheLioness-o4y]

For real. There's no way old Cersai wouldn't have killed them all the minute they approached King's Landing. It made no sense. All beacuse D&D wanted to subvert expections and make Cersai the final big bad instead of the Night King. Such a stupid plot choice.

[@killerclair]

I agree so fully. HOW COULD THEY DO THAT!? WHO LET THEM DO THAT!? The writing took such a nose dive, such a sad sad reality.

[@asadkhan6971]

Glad to see that no one has spoilt where this show is going for you both. Pivotal episode to look back on when you're done with the show.

[@ccronk]

I think they might have had some insight at times but wholly yeah they’ve done well. Hardhome seriously had plot holes which in hindsight was the pivotal episode for me where things started to decline

[@asadkhan6971]

@@ccronk yeah, without spoiling things, holes a plenty (in hindsight)

[@Triskaan]

I do defend A Knight of the 7K as a standalone episode though. Isolated from the rest, I like to consider it the "finale" of the show/ SPOILERS, SPARTY, PUDGAN DONT READ BELOW : > > > > As the eve before the end, AKOT7K works if you simply imagine that everyone dies afterwards.

[@ccronk]

@@Triskaan What spoilers? They’ve finished the whole series already?

[@ccronk]

@@asadkhan6971 agree and they’ve seen it all already so don’t worry about spoiling, and also at least the last half a dozen reactions showing that they know plotlines too easily… even blatantly… I still watch because I enjoy them but not as much as earlier 🤷‍♂️

[@Wicked_Sushi]

Show Cersei the respect she's due, Spartan - at least so far as a character in this story (rather than RESPECT): you're too busy raging to take anything on board. I refer to when she said "I know my choices: fight or die or submit and die" - or words to that effect. That was a good character moment that provides insight. Cersei is not putting her head in the sand or delusional / mad - she is fully cognizant of the high-stake nature of the game and the consequences. Pudgey was paying attention and took it on board, thankfully. But Spartan? Just the standard yuck face.

[@Gaius__]

Yeah, he isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer.

[@abtiebeidkdbbeienoehh4866]

Arya seems like a completely different character in these last two seasons. She’s become a caricature of herself. Just an emotionless and overbearing assassin who is so damn hostile towards her sister for no real reason. And I get they were bratty towards each other when they were younger but that’s just normal childish sibling behavior. They’ve both grown up rapidly by necessity so this immature conflict just feels unnecessary.

[@flerbus]

DRAMA

[@Allaiya.]

Yep

[@mike90317]

She behaves like she's the Waif with Arya's face.

[@bobdonda]

the writers' attempt to sell us on the idea that Sansa and Arya are feuding is weird

[@pjw9124]

But that's how real family's work. Arya still probably feels that Sansa is partly at blame for her father's death. You don't suddenly become best friends after all that time, it takes time to heal even when your older. Arya's story arc is probably one of the best things in the show. You see her progression bit by bit. Think I would be emotionless too after all that

[@iris-xo]

the fact they just completely believe Arya's assumption about Sansa is disappointing tbh lol like completely cut out Sansa's valid points, Arya just thinks killing is the answer to everything and doesn't understand the diplomatic aspects of politics and having to please other people to keep a strong army and support. Sansa did nothing to imply she would overthrow Jon's position as King, she's just doing her responsibility like she explained .

[@iris-xo]

@@herecomesthescience the thing is tho Sansa absolutely would never steal power from Jon. It’s made clear she truly supports Jon and believes him, she just worries he’ll make foolish mistakes like their father and brother. At this point Sansa is worried about Jon’s meeting with Daenerys and if he’ll make it back alive or will actually not bend the knee and give up power in the north, so if anything that’s what Arya is sensing and something Arya doesn’t understand.

[@iris-xo]

@@herecomesthescience nope completely untrue. Sansa did not want Jon to die, and she was just being realistic about Rickon, she knew there was no way Ramsey was going to let him go free lol. She warned Jon not to fall for Ramsey’s trap. Sansa loves her family and is going to do everything she can to protect them, but she also has to make sure herself is protected and if her family wants to make dumb decisions that she doesn’t agree with she’s going to have to solidify herself and her own safety. She’s the one who was abused by ramsey and had to live with him, like she told Jon there was no way she was going back to him alive so she did what she had to do to keep that from happening. Sansa does not necessarily want power over her family. She wants her home and safety for once. She’d love to have her family with her but as we seen, Jon chose to give up power cause he fell in love with Daenerys.

[@luvinlifee]

we honestly just have to deal with it at this point lol. most reactors i’ve seen will only believe the worst of Sansa

[@thepimp31]

@@iris-xoSansa is power hungry. Didn’t tell Jon about the vale army to take credit. The northern lords still crowned Jon

[@iris-xo]

@@thepimp31 I disagree. Sansa isn’t power hungry, but she wanted to solidify herself in politics to show she’s a worthy person to hold titles. She gained respect from northern lords for getting the Vale to help. Sansa literally had no problem with Jon being named King in the north lol. That’s made very clearly several times in seasons 7 and 8. You guys are just completely misunderstanding her character.

[@vbb2076]

"so bring the dead to her" the stupidest thing anyone has ever said on this show oh and the fact that there is an annulment of the already consumed marriage between elia and rhaegar this is such a joke lmao

[@williamerazo3921]

Rhaegar needed to complete the prophecy by bringing in the 3 child

[@8293nokinho]

Yes, one of the most stupid plans ever, meaningless, at the end, why they even need Cersei idk.

[@vbb2076]

@@williamerazo3921 yes, but getting an annulment in westeros, after the consummation of the marriage with a dornish princess???? not happening, jon could very well be the third head without being a legitimate child

[@jamesmswenko8292]

@@vbb2076 Rhaegar was married to a Martell with Targaryen ancestry (Elia), for an annulment he would need permission from the king (Aerys), meaning they lose Dorne and disinheriting his two kids? I thought this Rhaegar guy was supposed to be good... We even see in HOTD that not even Daemon and Rhaenyra can change this fact, but here we are.

[@zma924]

As if Cersei, the woman with a fucking zombie body guard, would have trouble believing in the threat of zombies. ffs

[@eejjoo4954]

they teleported all over the place

[@Jazz-Singher]

Remember when it took months to move armies and war gradually moved in location? Dany brought the Dothraki south from Dragonstone, down to the gold road in a few hours? Lol, just fucking LOL

[@flerbus]

@@Jazz-Singher and now we have kingslanding to beyond eastwatch back to kings landing in 2 episodes

[@noneofyourbeeswax01]

How could Randyll Tarly - who fought _for_ the Targaryens in Robert's Rebellion - not know that Danaerys was born in Westeros?

[@erikperhs_]

And how could he not side with her?

[@nostalgicbliss5547]

​​​@@williamshelton4318😂 just a stupid boy

[@araceli2827]

@@erikperhs_ true, that was dumb

[@georgebush67]

Why would he side with the mad king's daughter after everything that happened?

[@GeorgeEugeneBarrett]

Doesn’t matter where she was born. Her entire army is comprised of Dothraki and Unsullied. That makes her a foreign invader.

[@dfhdght3862]

Everyone confused how Danaerys a tyrant, and screaming "no no she wasn't!" But she has shown several times throughout the early seasons that yes, she is!

[@araceli2827]

true, but she had counselours and everything made her like she wasn-t being tyrant...I think that started in Mereen

[@luigicavallo270]

"For fuck's sake...will you shut ya hole?" The Hound's only line in the whole episode and it's so fucking hilarious!

[@Gaius__]

One of the strongest characters in the show, and one of my favourites. I would love a show about The Hound being on some kind of quest, it would be epic and hilarious.

[@jamesmswenko8292]

I just want to remind everyone that Randyll Tarly was a fierce Targaryen loyalist during Robert's rebellion, in fact, he's the only man to defeat Robert in battle, I guess the showrunners just kinda forgot.

[@Wicked_Sushi]

They do that, you know.

[@_justinblizzle]

The general public does not know that. It's only you book readers who are hung up on these details and are trying to ruin it for everyone else.

[@joaoricci0]

​@@_justinblizzlethe book readers are not trying to ruin for everyone else. D&D already did that 😂😂😂

[@BigRob1994]

@@_justinblizzlethey literally told us in the show that he is the only one to ever defeat Robert in battle. Stannis said it to Sam

[@_justinblizzle]

@@BigRob1994 obviously I’m talking about him being a “fierce Targaryen loyalist”

[@arobin6695]

In this episode Davos travels from Dragonstone to King's Landing, then back to Dragonstone, then all the way up to Castle Black and we dont see even one shot of him travelling, it just cuts and he's there every time

[@Blinkptx]

🤷‍♂️

[@MrBellsa61]

He stole Littlefinger's plot movement jetpack from seasons 5/6

[@mamaseesa3122]

So you want an entire episode of him travelling? This isn't a documentary.

[@BhBc8f8]

@@mamaseesa3122 "So you want an entire episode of him travelling? This isn't a documentary" You know it took Robert and Ned nearly a month to get from Winterfell to King's Landing right? You know some of the best scenes of that season was during the travel right?.....🤨stop defending uncreative hacks.

[@ms_scribbles]

Do we REALLY need two whole seasons of him walking to Castle Black? Again?

[@dannywang4543]

Dany be like: omg and he’s good with kids

[@FunkayJunk]

Even with the shit writing, I don't get why some people think Dany should even keep these lot as prisoners of war, especially after betraying the Tyrells so easily, their liege lord who they have been sworn to for centuries, and the Tyrells were Dany's allies. They don't seem all too valuable with their integrity and allegiances being so fickle, good riddance in my opinon, you can't trust people like that who openly opposed and insulted her in front of all of them. And with the way Randyll Tarly was willing to kill Sam, his brother never sticking up for him, and his dislike of Gilly/Wildlings, personally i'm not losing sleep over the both of them either. It's like asking Jon to keep the Boltons, who also turned on the Starks, alive or that he shouldn't have killed Janos Slynt when he begged for mercy after admitting he was scared since they need all the men they can get up at the Wall.

[@Hollygli]

Yeah with all my issues against Dany, this wasn't one of them. Made sense that she'd kill them. I mean I don't think in this world we've established some norm that high level captured folks after a battle are sent to the wall. We don't have any norm about how they should be treated. Other than in the first seasons when Ned and Jaimie were kept alive as hostages.

[@vergil8833]

Season 6 and 7 are good popcorn fun, just don't think about them too much.

[@danielfrank2985]

Season 8 couldn’t even do that

[@georgebush67]

Season 2 makes no sense either, neither does dragons, wargs, and direwolves.

[@vergil8833]

@@georgebush67 Dragons and direwolves make perfect sense according to the laws of the world it takes place in. Or are you one of those people who think that something fictional can't make sense? As if a Honda Civic fits better into this fantasy world than dragons just because Honda Civics are real but dragons are not? People like that are intellectually dishonest and spiritually bankrupt. People with no imagination have no business commenting on the imaginary.

[@toddcole1805]

Apparently Bronn is a world class swimmer.

[@awesimo4684]

Bronn is the Westeros swimming champion, Gendry is the running champion.

[@jaybees5734]

"Lia" Thomas is better

[@toddcole1805]

@@awesimo4684 all that rowing really built up Gendrys cardio

[@BlackDeathThrash]

I just wonder if Spartan has bought Jon Snow an engagement ring yet.

[@Wicked_Sushi]

Sorry Pudgey, but his heart belongs to another. He is absolutely maxed out on the Jon has a great destiny hype. I hate to think what he's anticipating.

[@Nightmarigny]

wait till he sees his butt shot!

[@JessYapping]

😂😂

[@_justinblizzle]

​@@Nightmarignydat ass was nice thou can't even hate on that 😝

[@Idcaboutyourfeelings24]

People that glaze Lebron don't even glaze as hard as this man does for Snow. It's absolute LEGEND type sutff. I really think he wants to see his WEAPON.

[@user-td4do3op2d]

Spartan just unironically said “this is a masterpiece”. That kind of comedy is why I keep watching.

[@nicholassmith7984]

I felt the same way about this season at the time.

[@musicmashup9597]

Cry more

[@joacofer]

​@@musicmashup9597" cry more 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭"

[@joacofer]

@@TheReDeeMeR1988 besides the joke the show has become, pretty much none...

[@user-td4do3op2d]

@@musicmashup9597 Who is crying?

[@rzrshrk7883]

Can we recognise how amazing it is that Bronn could swim while dragging a man in full armour? Most people can’t swim in sweat pants and a jumper 😂

[@BlackDeathThrash]

they just didn't show the 10 times they surfaced and took breaths before that scene.

[@iamthepope9167]

*rolling eyes and faux jerking off* yeah but you’ll buy walking dead men and dragons mmkay

[@rzrshrk7883]

@@BlackDeathThrash he still swam while fully clothed and dragging a man in full plate armour. No matter how many times you come up for air, that’s remarkable. Some cynics might even say impossible. I’m a pretty strong swimmer, but I’m not sure I’d fare well wearing boots and and clothes made from wool and leather, let alone assisting another fully clothed man who happens to be wearing another 50lbs of steel. Even treading water would be exhausting.

[@sidscorner1]

Jamie was literally wearing plot armour. How convenient that nobody went looking for the Lannister who almost killed the Queen.

[@TheKonkaman]

Also jamie golden hand must be at least 50kg

[@meto5595]

I love the moment when Drogon feels that John is a targeryan

[@ryandeassis8876]

It makes no sense, Drogon is the most rebellious dragon, not to mention that he already has a bond with Daenerys, he would never let Jon touch him. A Thankfully, House Of The Dragon is there to correct many mistakes that have been made in these last seasons of Game Of Thrones

[@salmarwow]

Thats a myth, to be honest. For some reason, it became popular with fans, but it isn't based on anything. Targaryens doesn't smell differently from other people.

[@meto5595]

@@salmarwow Dude when does drogon go up to a stranger and just stand waiting to be pet come on he must of felt something

[@niaastankova6567]

I know this scene was complete fan service, but it was freaking beautiful and I will never criticize it :3

[@salmarwow]

@@meto5595 Maybe. Or maybe he just felt here is a man who is trustworthy (i.e., worth of dragon's attention), doesn't matter if he is a Stark, Targaryen or anyone else.

[@merykhan97]

Randall Tarly faught for the Targaryans during the rebellion . I remember reading he helped Queen Rhaella escape (not sure) so allegedly he's the reason Danny survived in the first place . This was hard to watch .

[@Drevamora]

They bring back Gendry for the 'rowing' meme, he murders 2 innocent men in cold blood with his fan service hammer for basically doing their job, because the most famous dwarf in the world showed up without disguise and in complete daylight, to meet with Jaime and Bronn, 2 people he has no reason to think they're alive, he saw them killed by Drogon. I can see Tyrion being forgiven by Davos, but there should’ve been more bonding between the characters before even considering any sort of wise cracks between them about the whole ordeal, the death of his only son is a joke now.

[@DrHannibal1105]

That Davos line "Thought you might still be roving" was a reference to a very popular meme about how we hadn't seen Gendry for a while so the writers threw in that line as a bit of a fan service. That moment just encapsulates the last 3-4 seasons of Game of Thrones. More concerned about fan service and memes than about good quality, logically coherent writing. I already see some hints of it in HOTD, hopefully we don't see teh same level of writing in HOTD in the upcoming seasons.

[@ARD-lk5pr]

"bring the dead to Cersei"....and just like that the shark is jumped LOL.

[@Duncan_Idaho84]

The scene where Gendry tells Jon that their fathers trusted eachother…nah bro. Your father killed my father.

[@briceoka5623]

"I get her perspective" should be you guy's house words

[@monkeyman1350]

😂 lol knowing they’re way ahead of this episode on their patreon I’m sure they have stopped glazing dany

[@briceoka5623]

@@monkeyman1350 if they say "I get her perspective" when they get to *THAT* episode, I might loose it.

[@monkeyman1350]

@@briceoka5623 its sad because *THAT* episode could be like 5 different episodes 🤣

[@hokagedlo6133]

@@briceoka5623 well is not like this is the Daenerys GRRM wrote anyway. That's the problem here

[@1243fad]

I still want to know how Tyrion made it there that fast without a dragon 🤔 Also, a lot of people had mixed feelings about what Danny did to the Tarlys, but think about it if it was any other Lord, everyone knows going against your word makes you look weak. Danny doesn’t know Sam, and if she did, she probably would’ve reconsidered burning his brother but the fact of the matter is she gave them a choice, and that was the right choice she made. Anyone else without Dragons would have beheaded them, especially if they “refused” to take the black 😒

[@kitlow2970]

I wonder if Spartan hates Cersei. I can't quite tell.

[@prico3358]

Jon and gendry scene. Everyone: aww their fathers were Friends. Me: Their fathers were mortal enemies, one killed the other.

[@burkeinator6014]

Finally Gendry comes back after being missing for 4 seasons

[@Niclout]

He wasnt missing he was just rowing 💀

[@bel410la]

I love Gendry.

[@michaelearl6765]

​@@Nicloutall that rowing is why he's so jacked

[@ahugegorilla1575]

@@Nicloutluckily for everyone, he can run faster than he rows

[@MrsKirk2203]

Row, row, row your boat...

[@julienmarschall7518]

Jamie Swimming with Golden Armor and a Hand out of Pure Gold. ☠️☠️☠️

[@carriesmith742]

Sansa isn't doing anything wrong. Listening to people's complaints IS her responsibility as Lady of Winterfell. Arya doesn't understand politics and solves issues by killing people, which if you want to be liked by your people, you need respect, not fear. Sansa has been surrounded by those who rule via cruelty and doesn't want to do the same with The North and the Vale to keep them together.

[@erikperhs_]

Sylvester 😭

[@carriesmith742]

@@erikperhs_ sorry, autocorrect "solves". I fixed it. Thanks! Guess I need to read closer before I post. Lol 😄

[@BhBc8f8]

lol sylvester. autocorrect is a menace

[@carriesmith742]

@@BhBc8f8 i know right?!? I don't know any Sylvester and NEVER use that word so you'd think autocorrect would be pick up the context and realize that was WAY OFF! Ah, modern technology...

[@naimurrahmanporag]

Tyrion's plan to bring a wight is a really dumb idea. I hope you guys are noticing how Tyrion is becoming less and less clever

[@erikperhs_]

This whole plot is stupid. If they need to burn all the bodies so they don't become wights, it means they turn almost immediately. And if that's the case and they need a wight now, why not just kill someone and wait until they turn?

[@jmhaces]

It's the writers who're becoming less and less clever without a book to adapt.

[@noneofyourbeeswax01]

S&P do seem rather oblivious to the fact that the writing has fallen off a cliff, there are plot holes opening up everywhere, people are getting stupider by the episode etc. I think that's because there is spectacle, and heroes vanquishing villains huzzah and the guy getting the girl etc. That's how they like it. Still, I think we all know they will experience deep dissatisfaction by the time The Fat Lady has finished singing.

[@BhBc8f8]

for real but Jon and everyone else agreeing to the plan is even dumber. Jon knows Wights turn at Castle black right?

[@DonkeyFrost129MC]

@@noneofyourbeeswax01 I'm sure they'll notice it by the end, once they've had time to reflect on the show. It can be easy to miss it when you're watching for the first time and your expectations are so high, and you're so immersed in all the action. That being said, the writing in season 8 is so terrible that they will surely notice it straight away, lol.

[@JenLight]

Cersei has lived this long and is the first queen of the seven kingdoms because regardless of how much you hate her, she's played the game better than all her enemies.

[@Golladan]

She's not the first queen, though...

[@Mic-Mak]

9:16 I love how Randyll is using Dany's place of birth as a reason to side with Cersei. First off, that's a weak ass reason. Second, he is wrong. Dany was born in Dragonstone, which last I checked, is in Westeros. But I guess the writers forgot about that detail.

[@luvinlifee]

that line has always irritated me!

[@greenrat00]

Apart from Jon I think the closest blood relation to Dany is Gendry. Roberts grandmother was a Targaryen daughter of King Aegon 5th and Aegon is Dany's grandfather (great grandfather in the books)

[@cilihili8190]

I always felt like Dany using dragonfire is her way of fulfilling "the person who passed the sentence should swing the sword" since the dragons are in effect an extension of her and her power, much more so than a sword would be since she isn't a fighter in the classic sense.

[@nightfrost1891]

yup, though people are like 'it's so bad' only because dragons are so powerful if she did do it by sword no one would complain lol

[@pearllawton876]

I have two drinking games when I watch y’all’s videos, drink every time Pudgey starts to tear up and drink every time Spartan says he hates Cersei or makes a disgusted face when she pops up on screen 😭😂😩

[@Mic-Mak]

9:31 _Ah, artificiality. _*_“You cannot send me to the Wall. You are not my queen.”_*_ Not how it works! There is nothing stopping Dany from chaining him up and shipping him off. And this is actually a problem induced by Tyrion’s presence; unadvised, Dany may well not think to make the offer of the Watch. Instead, we’ve got “maybe send him to the Wall?” and Randyll going “no that is arbitrarily not an option,” so that Dany ends up killing him and Dickon both.This is backwards. The rules of the setting in this show bend according to the needs of the plot. It is the plot that must bend to the rules of the setting._ *- TURTLE PACED*

[@crunchb3rry]

Gendry's father killed Jon's father. With a hammer.

[@scardin3520]

32:35 Spartan when the hell will u realize the reason Cersei has been in power all 7 seasons is because she is the biggest badass in the whole show... She plays the "Game of Thrones better than anyone!! U would realize if your hate wasn't so strong💯

[@t.c.thompson2359]

Haha. Jon and Gendry’s fathers did NOT trust each other, Gendry’s father KILLED Jon’s father.

[@BhBc8f8]

Rhaegar may be his sire but Ned was his father

[@drexar123]

The show is full of plot holes but at that point the characters dont know that yet, they all still know as they have their whole lives that Jon is Eddards son

[@t.c.thompson2359]

@@drexar123 you completely mistook what I was saying

[@Starkiller2725]

Fun fact: Kaleo named the song Way down we go after the quality of GoT from this episode until the end.

[@Starkiller2725]

@@cryptoholica72 , with the huge exception of the Dornish storyline and whatever that was in the house of White and Black, everything else was more or less great.

[@Mic-Mak]

7:42 _I’ve seen this called an explanation for Bronn’s actions, but this is not holding up on previous characterisation. Bronn cut his losses with Tyrion when it came to fighting Gregor Clegane; his chances of surviving a fight with a dragon are considerably less than his chances of surviving a fight with Gregor Clegane. Either there’s something to the theory that Bronn’s fallen in love with Jaime (or feels for him more deeply than any affection he has for Tyrion) and his character development compelled him to spear tackle Jaime out of the way of a fireball, or this is a bad justification for writing themselves into a corner earlier._ - *TURTLE PACED*

[@brianking581]

Y'all forgot about Bran this episode when it comes to Little Finger trying to play his sisters against each other.

[@leire9444]

Daenerys hasnt really changed, weve seen her do this time and time again, the only difference is that now she is facing/against ppl we know and like (for the most part)

[@cassi94]

Fav thing about these is how Pudgey is always cheesing from ear to ear in the initial intro

[@Mic-Mak]

19:48 I don't think show Arya's got a good read on show Sansa at all.

[@arobin6695]

the scripts said that Sansa knew Arya was right.

[@Mic-Mak]

@@arobin6695 You might be right, but it's still irrelevant. Sansa is still in the right, and Arya's argument is weak and completely off base.

[@greyangel9875]

It is honorable when stanis go down fighting but it's not when Cersei does 😂

[@Velshin1986]

And Stannis burned his own daughter. Ceresi never do something like that yeah she killed Tommen not directly but not like how Stannis killed his daughter.

[@Rash23215]

That man isn't even hiding that he's sexist af.... Not just cersei... even his reaction to Dany, Sansa and other female characters....

[@greyangel9875]

@Rash23215 it's giving red pill but he is cute so I give him a pass. Meanwhile Ms Pudgey out here in her flawless victory but that's nice how they compliment each other.

[@rocksjoshua]

There is no question Stannis is a morally grey character, he makes horrifying decisions and yet fans still love him. I just think its because he is simply a bad*ss lol

[@xeox4280]

​@@Rash23215no, stannis was just not entirely bad like cercei but for you people with 1 braincell it doesnt make a difference what they did

[@Metal.combat]

“Any man who must say he’s king is no king” applies to queen as well lmao

[@tonismith3707]

Robert believed Lyanna was kidnapped, and he was never told the truth.

[@H34rtofFire]

I mean... it's Robert. Do you really think being told the truth would have changed anything? Dude was always stubborn and prideful af. He never would've accepted Lyanna choosing Rhaegar over himself.

[@gingerbill128]

@@H34rtofFire Agreed , I'd bet someone mentioned it and was killed and no one mentioned it again.

[@rocksjoshua]

I think everyone knew there was a chance that Lyanna loved Prince Rhaegar but Robert is too prideful to admit that, he would rather go to war than admit Lyanna fell in love with another man, so he told himself she was kidnapped and r*aped to justify it. With that being said, Lyanna and Rhaegar are just as responsible for starting the rebellion as Robert because they stayed silent and told no one the truth.

[@noneofyourbeeswax01]

Robert may well have known the truth but just be in denial. Anyway, who would dare tell him if he was insisting in a murderous rage that that was the case?

[@ms_scribbles]

No, Robert KNEW she wasn't kidnapped, but told himself and everyone else the lie so often that he started believing it himself. Robert lied to save his pride and give himself an excuse to kill the guy the girl he wanted liked better.

[@KeenAesthetic1]

Dickon Tarly decides to get burnt alive and leave his mother and sister unprotected and his name finished for no reason (except dramatic purposes)

[@anotherview7937]

Surprised so many willing to believe worst of Sansa after return to Winterfell. Actions nothing but loyal to the north thus far and in fairness Arya seems to be acting weirdly.

[@noneofyourbeeswax01]

"Loyal to The North" - Sansa seems to have a different notion as to what that entails... perhaps she should put more effort into being loyal to The King In The North.

[@CaptainPikeachu]

@@noneofyourbeeswax01You are loyal to your people, not just to a single ruler.

[@noneofyourbeeswax01]

@@CaptainPikeachu Betraying the king the people chose is not being loyal to those people, it's treason.

[@lilsk5229]

@@noneofyourbeeswax01 She didnt betray Jon

[@alexrosette596]

It’s bizarre to me how this season D&D pushed the narrative that Daenery’s following the rules of war was evil when the rest of the cast has been doing so since the beginning, especially the male characters and in more violent ways. More bizarre even to make Tyrion so squeamish about it when he knows the rules of the game and even fought in the Battle of Blackwater Bay.

[@nightfrost1891]

and she literally gave them an option not to die d&d just wanted her to look evil in this scenario when by medieval standards it not... at all most people would just kill them all if they were on the other side they had a choice and they betrayed their liege lord olenna who dany worked with it's so silly

[@timmcgrath8030]

@@nightfrost1891I know wtf.The Tarlys literally turned on the Tyrells two seconds ago and now they are so loyal to Cersei that they'd rather die than bend the knee? Makes no sense

[@Andre_APM]

IKR Somehow she's evil for executing prisoners that betrayed her because she used a dragon and not a sword like Ned, Robb, and Jon did?

[@EchanteDante]

I adored Season 6 loved all of the epic moments that everyone has been waiting for in Season 7. Then Season 8 took the entire show and took a diarrhea on Seasons 1-7 while laughing and then setting it on fire and pointing and laughing at the fans making fun of them and blaming them for caring too much.

[@patriciobricaire9101]

Love how Pudgey feels that battle was a teaser of what’s to come 😂 when in reality her exact words are a little teaser of her joining the Game of thrones fan mob that want to burn it all after being super disappointed in season 8

[@lilsk5229]

Spartan and his blinded hatred against Cersei is ruining these reactions, he didn't even have half of this energy for actual evil characters like Joffrey and Ramsey. Also, this stupid argument that she hasn't worked for anything because she doesn't do it physically, that's like saying Tywin did nothing because he made his soldiers carry out his orders, or that Dany did nothing because she used the help of her dragons to conquer and destroy her enemies, or that Sansa did nothing because she wasn't physically engaged in the fighting the way the vale army was in the battle of bastards. It's annoying at this point, and what's worse is he just keeps going and never learns.

[@Mic-Mak]

8:10 🙃 The Battle of Blackwater just entered the chat. Did you not watch S1 & S2 ? If it means protecting himself and his family, Tyrion is up for anything. The show is doing a total 180 on his characterization.

[@mindshiftershub.]

At this point it can be felt how quick the show starts to move. I think all these meetings, reunions and going from one place to another in the span of 1-2 episodes are with the idea that weeks and months passes. But it is hard to tell the timeline. So I do not have the issue that the other people have with the "teleporting". I think they are just skipping weeks and months. And this is what frustrates me , because it is so hurried and kinda like trying to end the show asap.

[@beclou9832]

I was with you until the episode beyond the wall where we're expected to believe that Gendry ran back to the wall to send a raven to Dany, the raven got to Dragonstone and Dany flew all that way in what was clearly the space of a few hours at most. Had Gendry not returned to the wall and they'd just left it as Dany being worried and following of her own accord I would have been fine with it!

[@yomamma.ismydaddy216]

@@beclou9832for real lol

[@AllMenMustServe]

@@beclou9832 Not to mention Gendry was never north of the wall or even the North itself. He doesn't know the area. When John captured Ygritte he was lost, he didn't know where he was going and got captured by the wildlings because of that. But we're suppose to believe Gendry has the best spacial awareness ever that he could go back running that quickly.

[@kellie9276]

Here it comes y'all. 🥺 Let's see if they catch on.

[@jppcasey]

You guys are really doing an awesome job with this. Even though I've seen all the episodes, it's great to see your reactions and listen to the before and after commentary and watch as you guys figure this whole thing out. Again, awesome work!

[@LeBlanco89]

Tyrions upset also I comes from the fact that these are his men. They’re westermen like him and sworn to his house. Must be so conflicting

[@bill.godwin-austen]

Back in the day, I referred to the team going beyond the wall as "The Magnificent Seven". 🙂

[@TheInvoker78]

taRLy (with R)...not tuLLy....Tully are from Riverrun. Tyrion so stupid. He wants to win without killing anyone. Daenerys doesn't have a jail to keep all the prisoners and feed them too. I don't even know how she can feed Dothraky, Unsuilled and Dragons (something discussed in S8 by someone),.. Making prisoners is not the plan

[@williamerazo3921]

Exactly. Sorry bend the knee or die was the playbooks for conquest

[@vbb2076]

right and its so weird bc tyrion is a huge history and dragon fan, the whole of westeros idealizes aegon the conqueror so i would assume someone who enjoys reading does just as much. He clearly knows this is the way to take control of a whole continent, he knows this is also what aegon had to do. Plus dany is giving them a choice just as aegon did, she's not blindly killing every powerful lord. He also had no problem killing people during a war in s2 i dont know why d&d had to turn jon and tyrion into fools

[@TheInvoker78]

@@vbb2076 he's like this. don't blame others just because the parable of a character you like is descending. Some characters are better in the beginning and worse in the end, other are the opposite.

[@danshotguns4226]

You can root for anyone you want to. Just enjoy the nuances of the show and characters.

[@ladyhotep5189]

I love Spartan's hate for Cersei. I love when he says "yuck"😂😂

[@erikperhs_]

Well I actually hate it

[@BhBc8f8]

yuck and sneaky snake have been added to my vocabulary since i started watching them

[@luigicavallo270]

"Someone's gonna die...I hope it's the Priest! I don't care about him!" Ooof!

[@ricmotta2495]

Dani followed John's advice by attacking soldiers and gold with her dragons vs "Cities and towns" thus avoiding where people live, their homes and their children.

[@noneofyourbeeswax01]

Yes, but she allowed two of her vanquished enemy to choose suicide by dragon so she's a monster.

[@pentapus4606]

Instead she burned the caravan of food...

[@knightheaven8992]

Actually it was just the food. The gold was already in kings landing

[@adolfomcasasjr4668]

The dragon could smell Targayren blood in John Snow..my opinion. Arya read a message sent by Sansa in Season 1 or 2..

[@emeronis]

"A villain is a hero of the other side, as someone said once, and I think there’s a great deal of truth to that, and that’s the interesting thing. In the case of war, that kind of situation, so I think some of that is definitely what I’m aiming at." -George RR Martin The underlying message in the story is that people aren't all good or all bad. No one is. Cersei isn't all bad and Dany isn't all good. We take sides, because that is what people do in war. In reality our good guys commit atrocities equal to and sometimes greater than our bad guys. We make excuses for characters we like while hating on characters we don't like for doing the same things. We are all willing to do horrible things to meet our goals/dreams/desires or protect what/who we believe needs to be protected. Cersei is an up front miserable bitch from episode 1, so we hate her. Even though everything she does is to protect her family (her kids) and when they are gone, herself and her unborn baby. She already had power, she had no ambition for more. Dany is a victim of her brother and his choices from episode 1, so we sympathize with her. Even though everything she does is to accumulate personal power under the guise of liberation, because she feels entitled to a throne she's never even seen. Both of these character exact cruel vengeance on their enemies, Dany is justified but Cersei is not? I'm using Dany and Cersei as an example but there are many others. George likes to write characters that mirror each other. Jaime/Theon is another pair that is interesting. These mirror characters go through similar things but react differently. We invalidate the journey of the character we don't like while celebrating the journey of the character we do like. One last little observation: We fell in love with the story because it defied every expectation we had. However, the last few seasons when characters developed and events happened that we didn't agree with we call it bad storytelling or bad writing. However, I always go back to the best quote in the show: "If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention." - Ramsay Bolton

[@chrisbrooker7260]

This is where the writing does genuinely start to impact the quality, which is unfortunate, although it’s still highly watchable and mostly brilliantly filmed and costumed/designed. In defence of D & D it was probably inevitable this quality crash would happen. For those who rave on about the books, in reality after the first 3 the quality goes seriously south, which indicates to me that GRRM had lost control of the series and his subsequent failure to progress indicates that he also has no clear idea how to tie it together and reach the end point (which is, I suspect the endpoints the TV series reached by and large). Add in ever growing fan bs and the TV series was always going to be a train wreck at some point. Anyway by this point it’s pointless to refer to the books so you just need to judge the series on its own merits. The best characters by now are those still exhibiting some growth and sense of an arc, and not caricatures of themselves - Sansa, Sam, Jamie, maybe a couple of others

[@Rhymester2113]

Then the Magnificent seven was formed. To catch a Whitewalker. What a team!!! Go the Hound. 🐶

[@leewatch7459]

They caught a wight, not an Other/white walker.

[@TheMaskedChef7]

You guys are almost done with GOT I’m feeling emotional this was quite an awesome journey love you guys ❤️

[@rocksjoshua]

It goes quickly from here, only 7 episodes in this season and only 6 in the next.

[@wonderman6585]

Good vid pudgey and spartan glad u guys are enjoying the show looking forward too seeing u guys finish season 7 and your guys reactions

[@autdelux]

its crazy how you forgive the bad writing just because the writers give you what you want. do you remember why you like got in the first place? at the beginning we see bron and jamie unharmed they dive away from the battle to a quiet place to chill was probably the most stupid thing ive seen so far in got. we travel from dragonstone to the wall in a secoond all characters act like they are stupid and not human everyone acts like yes i have to do this for the plot. young tarly sacrafice himself for nothng is for example a decision no human would ever take. its just all sweet and no base. and this will haut this show so bad in the last season but they layed the roots for the failure in this season. Its hard for me to watch it again i want you to enjoy it but i already can see the flaws in the writing.

[@KeenAesthetic1]

The Wall has magic that stops wights but eh - fuggedahboudit

[@RLucas3000]

Spartan, as Aang would say, you have to let your hatred of Cersei go. She might become Dani’s best friend, like Zuko and Aang!

[@Rash23215]

He can't.... When u've been raised a mysoginist, u can't help

[@xeox4280]

​@@Rash23215Whats wrong with you?

[@xeox4280]

No thats bs

[@noneofyourbeeswax01]

Danaerys to Cersei: _"...do you think we could have been friends?"_

[@bulat8362]

@@Rash23215 well people might change..

[@LegenDaeria]

Cersei gets spared because Tyrion wants her to get spared. Since Daenerys set foot on Westeros he was like "don't attack KL, don't attack the Red Keep, don't do this, don't do that" because he wants to protect his family

[@MayhapsYes]

And Tyrion has no reason to spare Cersei. Did you not see seasons 1-4?

[@LegenDaeria]

@@MayhapsYes She is his sister. That's the reason. Did you not see season7-8?

[@MayhapsYes]

@@LegenDaeria Exactly because she is his sister is why Tyrion trusting Cersei is so dumb. Every ally she has (Tyrells, Th Sparrow), she has double crossed. Why would he trust her for a ceasefire?

[@LegenDaeria]

@@MayhapsYes I don't disagree at this with you. It is dump to trust her. But he does anyway. I don't try to justify him. I am explaining his plans and strategies that only benefit Cersei. To me it is obvious that Tyrion wants to help Daenerys to take the throne, but at the same time he wants to protect Cersei and Jamie

[@michadegraaf4570]

Getting one of the dead is probably the dumbest ideas in the entire show

[@markharris1125]

In between seasons I was always reading sites like Watchers On The Wall, looking at the filming spoilers and story spoilers sometimes - which were often wrong, occasionally right. One spoiler was that that there would be an expedition to capture a Wight. I didn't believe it. What would that prove? Surely, I thought, they're going to capture a *White Walker*. I was envisaging an obsidian-lined cell, opening up in Kings Landing as the White Walker steps out into the light, screaming its defiance. Wouldn't that have been something?

[@markharris1125]

Still stupid mind you, but better than . . . oh, let's wait.

[@SnailHatan]

@@markharris1125That would have been equally as stupid. Cooler, but just as stupid

[@bobydean1839]

It’s funny the reaction you had to Gendry saying “Our fathers trusted eachother…” when the truth is Gendrys father hated and fought to the death with Jon’s actual father and won. Gendrys father killed Jon’s father lol.

[@Mic-Mak]

25:23 So by annuling his marriage to Elia, Rhaegar made his legitimate children bastards. 🙃😳It's sad that the vast majority of fans fail to see Rhaegar for the asshole that he was not just to Lyanna, but especially to Elia. *Hill's Alive* just released a fantastic video about the implication of his actions, arguing that it is very likely that had he won against Robert, he would almost be as bad if not as bad as his father. You could make the case that he was on his way to becoming a Mad King himself with his obsession with prophecy.

[@orton305]

There's a section of the fandom that will romanticize the Targs no matter how horrible they are. You see this a lot with HotD as well.

[@Mic-Mak]

@@orton305 Indeed. However, I suspect that the most of them do that because they don't pause to consider what Rhaegar's action mean. If they did, I think many of them would change their mind.

[@Henrydota2]

love how often spartan talks about cersei getting destroyed lol

[@Mic-Mak]

20:22 _Without foreshadowing or logistics, Tyrion has got in touch with Bronn. Don’t ask how. It’s not worth it._ *- TURTLE PACED*

[@danshotguns4226]

When they start to mix the 2 songs between John and denares, the song that they come up with when they are flying the Dragons And whenever they are together is just an awesome beautiful masterpiece of a song.

[@kappa_06]

Gendry : "Our fathers trusted each other" Acually... Not. Your father kill Jon's father :D But we understand what you want ti say :D

[@jamien368]

yeah I was confused when I saw that scene for the first time, trusted each other ? like how ? 😂

[@smocloud]

I love that Gendry takes to the hammer the same way his father did.

[@nickrubin7312]

Cersei is a villain, there won't be show without Cersei. Yes, that's the point, the whole show Cersei was in power. I agree with hate, but wishing a person get brutally destroyed with eye for an eye mentality isn't really inspiring or something that you can get behind. Torture and cruelty from "good" guys actually makes them just as "bad" guys as the other one.

[@Rash23215]

He doesn't hate cersei fir being villain.... He hates her for being woman.... He LOVED stannis, tywin and other main male villains....

[@xeox4280]

Nope thats not how it works

[@xeox4280]

​@@Rash23215and you say that because hes a man

[@richardizod8686]

This Rash is giving off heavy Femcel vibes. Comment after comment on here spewing hate on Spartan for him calling out a villain. Strong man hater vibes

[@Rash23215]

@@richardizod8686 "strong man hater".... Lol.... As much as I love that, calling spartan "man" is pushing it....

[@TheRealD-Trigga]

I like how pudgey is like "wrong she's a saint" mindset ha ha ha never trust a Targaryen😂

[@BobGnarley.]

How crazy is that, Dany just wiped out the Tarlys except Sam who saved Jorah lol

[@araceli2827]

Yes, well... I think Sam's mom and sisters are still alive

[@daekry]

watching this is reminding me that these episodes still have a lot of great scenes in them.