The Spoils of War | Game of Thrones 7x4 | FIRST TIME Reaction!

[@ACinemafanatic]

It’s sad how Tyrion became such an idiot after season 4 and all of a sudden Cersei is smarter than ever when she’s supposed to be paranoid and making a lot more mistakes

[@laza0202]

& she blew Vatican of westorous w no consequences

[@boki1693]

Ever here of character growth? Didn't Sansa do the very same thing? Dani too. Jon as well.

[@sleepyking4558]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@boki1693Sansa’s character arc was ass. Also Tyrion going from intelligent to brain dead isn’t character growth.

[@VonJay]

I mean, he’s going against Jaime who has far more experience in war. And remember how Tyrion, Bronne and Varys struggled to develop a strategy at the black water before they found out about wild fire. I just think that Jaime since he was in the room with Tywin discussing war more that he’d be far better at it than Tyrion. Tyrion was witty and read books but I don’t think that automatically translates into war strategist.

[@ACinemafanatic]

@@laza0202exactly the people of kl are wild I mean they ate folks cause they were hungry and everything

[@fina4907]

One of the best GoT episodes and what an epic battle scene. In fact, the only one where the audience cannot choose a side.

[@shadowfire_08]

You should watch the behind the scenes for this battle, it’s insane

[@tayscupojoe]

Ou I’ll tell joe

[@intendedexpression6609]

Arguably the second best battle of the whole show. Definitely my favorite part of season 7, first time i saw it i was in shock😅

[@mariacavanaugh1010]

I love when Drogon smashes the Scorpion with his tail...

[@frnknstndrgqn]

honestly dany was right, her enemies are in the red keep, no one else has to die she can send an envoy to the red keep saying anyone who wants to leave can, surround it with all three dragons. Melt the castle with cersei inside. problem solved.

[@joealyjim3029]

Whats to stop Cersei leaving when she sends the envoy? Or filling the red keep with wildfire so that burning it makes the entire city explode? Better off keeping the element of surprise

[@IPORKISSS]

You sound strangely Israeli lol

[@Nihilanth]

​@@IPORKISSS defending Cersei doesn't make u more Palestinian

[@IPORKISSS]

@@Nihilanth tis only a jape

[@shannyd1]

Going for the armies and avoiding cities with civilians was best approach this episode. Dany took Jons advice and used her dragons on sumut else instead of the red keep.

[@gang4001]

Jaime: “we can hold them off” Drogon: “…and I took that personal “

[@hippityhoppityw]

I remember seeing this episode and it giving me so much false hope that they would actually nail the landing of the last 2 seasons... Oh how I was such a sweet summer child.

[@natecloe8535]

I remember my exact reaction to a scene in this episode. "Oh....ok....Arya has a Valyrian Steel weapon........Wars over."

[@tayscupojoe]

We shouldve known 😩🥹

[@KeithEvans88]

Drogon was like boy is you stupid to Jamie lolol

[@DanLanningPRTeam]

The water depth must be crazy. Jamie’s horse can run perfectly in the shore but once you fall off your horse 2 feet further into the water like Jaime did it becomes the Marianis Trench

[@boki1693]

Funny, I don't remember you saying anything in season 1 when Jamie said kill Ned's men and take Ned prisoner. Then he dosn't take him prisoner. How about Krastor, being the ONLY male, is somehow keeping his family of daughter/wives safe in the wilderness for decades. Then a handful of traitor guys from the wall come along and they easily take over. Why did Rob Stark marry Talisa? He could have waited until after the war to do so or keep her as a lover. That made no sense at all. there are a ton of things like this in the early seasons. If you care to look. My point being, there incositistenices and moments of you having to dispel reality the entire show. But they only seem to bother certain people AFTER the show past Martin's books. Dude, just be fair and consistent.

[@DanLanningPRTeam]

@@boki1693Well if you actually read the books you so claimed to understand, Robb marries Jeyne Westerling, not Talisa. The TV show had to have Robb marry someone, so they opted for a more Hollywood esque storyline based on romance with Robb and Talisa. And guess what? Casual audiences loved and were devastated when the red wedding hit.

[@derps0n839]

08:22 I think this is in Spain. There were some scenes in Vikings filmed here as well.

[@immaculatenzimande9929]

Tay's commentary assassinates me😂😂😂😂

[@tayscupojoe]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@1KingKarim]

It’s crazy that I just watched and liked all of y’all’s GOT reactions within the last week and I caught up on this episode. I loved the sparring sesh of Arya and Brienne and shout out to Bronn of the muhfn Blackwater! Looking forward to the rest of yalls reactions!!🔥❤

[@afuelkid777]

Been dying for you to get to this one, one of my top 5 episodes!

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Season 7 is one of my Favorite seasons for Jaime for episodes like these. When he rushed the dragon without a care for his life, it blew my freaking mind! Pure balls. The actor playing Jaime "Nikolaj Coster-Waldau" said he had a ball filming this episode, he felt it was like when he was a kid playing.

[@HunchoPeso26]

Fav episode of the season she came on smokeeeeeee

[@Victoria-kv9oz]

Jon was right. Dany doesn’t need to burn down the city and everyone in it. She wants to be different than her father The Mad King and Cersei. She could just burn Cersei, though. Or The Lannister army, like she did. Now that’s war.

[@tayscupojoe]

Yup agreed!

[@rumi1970dg]

this is a conflicting episode because i was like "nooo dani dont kill jamie and bron" and "noo jamie dont kill dani" XD

[@philosophyenjoyer]

5:54 that wasn't awkward, they were looking at Ned lmao.

[@jGusss]

seeing this episode got me hyped for the house of the dragon reactions

[@LMarsz]

Team Mother of Dragons 🔥🐉 Honestly anytime Dany has listened to anyone which she has ALL seasons she suffers… so I approve her message .. now Jamie can take that back to Cersei who does nothing but walk around drinking wine .

[@ACinemafanatic]

Exactly and she’s tried her best not use her big weapons she should’ve listened to olenna and take Cersei down hard but I can’t blame dany she didn’t want to risk hurting innocent people

[@shannyd1]

Dany took Jon's advice and did find another way which was better, since it didn't involve burning cities (The Red keep) or civilians. Only soldiers fighting for Lannisters & their supplies (which was bit odd and daft considering food was needed for her people)

[@DanLanningPRTeam]

How did Bronn not die when he jumped no more than 6 feet away from the scorpion before Drogon firebombed the whole area?

[@kieranstevens5535]

He honestly should have died during this battle.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

@@kieranstevens5535 Would have been perfect him dying to save Jaime from the burning. Too much plot armor in later seasons.

[@ACinemafanatic]

@@kieranstevens5535exactly he’s not really necessary they just kept him around because fans like him

[@kjiggidy5719]

I love this episode, but Bronn saving Jamie was always weird to me. Only because it’s like he just up and matched the speed of a sprinting horse and tackled Jamie before he got cooked by Drogon. He must’ve been running like the Flash because how tf? Lol 😅😂 anyways, W reaction guys! ✊🏾

[@ACinemafanatic]

Well D&D like his character so that’s why

[@bill.godwin-austen]

I don't think Sansa was "salty" there... I think she was a bit scared by what Arya has become. Her skill at fighting was a bit frightening.

[@Raminagrobisfr]

and They are training with real blades 😨

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Who knows, really. She was either scared or jealous.

[@ACinemafanatic]

@@johnnyskinwalker4095jealous it’s in the season 7 script that she was jealous of Jon too

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

@@ACinemafanatic That's interesting. I knew she was annoying with Jon but I didn't know she was jealous as well.

[@ianvera4299]

@@ACinemafanatic link?

[@rafm3068]

What a great episode and ending 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@NoShiiitSherlock]

Tay's where its at

[@beachamj]

Love that Eddie from Stranger Things tries to turn Arya away, at least somebodies career went up

[@maloneaqua]

Ya agree, i wonder if it’s just American thinking since I hear we’re very expressive v Europeans but I thought all the reunions were super cold

[@laza0202]

How did Arya had reached brienne's level to fight? Being a good warrior takes lessons from good teacher & years of training, how much Arya trained... Weeks? Months? Also, faceless men aren't warriors, they're elite assassins

[@orcocan]

Makes no sense whatsoever

[@ianvera4299]

@@orcocan Ye sit does.

[@orcocan]

@@ianvera4299 nah it doesn't

[@ianvera4299]

@@orcocan Yuh it does.

[@orcocan]

@@ianvera4299 lol yeah sure

[@boki1693]

One of the most epic episodes of all time and the haters are trying to find reasons not to like it. LOL. This is exactly why I say the last two seasons were not bad like some try to pretend they were.

[@tayscupojoe]

It was really good!

[@nastee10]

Are you releasing an R+L=J clip on a KZbin? There are no spoilers in it for seasons 7 or 8.

[@tayscupojoe]

Yes we are!

[@RedMeleys]

Are they gonna watch HOTD

[@tayscupojoe]

Yes!

[@speardagger]

Hi, guys. Did you notice Arya's clothes? She is dressing in the same style has her father Ned Stark.

[@themingler441]

Either Jamie or Bronn should've died or been taken capture during this battle. It's wild that they weren't

[@coffeecakes1858]

Amen with the they deserved to get burned about the Lannisters and Tarlys. Sure did. I loved every second of it.

[@anatos1722]

After all good moments in this episode these salty post 4season haters gotta go to comments to comment weight of Jaimes armor or sum shit like that,like ok we get it its not 110% perfectly logical,but damn,its a fantasy show,and with all its flaws probably still top 10 of all time in terms of quality,can we just appriciate good shit,until we get to worst shit??? sincerelylogical GOT fan who thinks Jaimes act of redemtion at the end is the ultiamte sacrifice a man can make and i really liked that scene,its like Jaime retrieved his honor at least in my eyes always like Jaimes arc! u 2 are great

[@tayscupojoe]

Ahhh thank you!

[@senior_comrade8401]

How Targaryens became what they are? My theory is that ancient Valyrians were simply feeding the dragons with the sheepy sheeps they had. Cause we know they used to be nothing but a tribal people who had nothing about them but cattle and sh*t. But the dragon lore and the knowledge of magic and artefact creation is definitely an alien influence.

[@ACinemafanatic]

There was even dna splicing which is why a lot of the targ women gave birth to babies that looked like dragons. Valyria is a mystery but it’s a horrific sight now especially in the books but they don’t even go into it in the show

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

I think the ancestors of Valyrians were aliens and they created the dragons.

[@pj9902]

Damn talk chit chat a bit too much esp when they was talking about the golden company.

[@TwerpXNation]

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