Top 15 Underrated Scenes in Game of Thrones

[@angrychickengod3831]

My favorite underrated moment is when Ned is doing Robert's duties while he is hunting and a commoner refers to Ned as 'Your Grace,' and Pycelle angrily corrects him. One of the major throughlines of the show is the unimportance of the politics of the ruling class to the majority of people, and this one moment shows that an old farmer literally doesn't even know who the king is.

[@TheRealHerbaSchmurba]

Hmm I interpret this differently. Ned was “your grace” in this moment while Rob was gone. Its possible the farmer knew this and was just being respectful to the throne.

[@BR-re7oz]

@@TheRealHerbaSchmurba After being chastised by pycelle the peasant awkwardly calls Ned "your hand" because he doesn't know the correct formal address. The scene accomplishes multiple things, showing Pycelle's disdain for the commoners, and his disdain for Ned and not wanting him to be mistaken for the true king. Ned grimaces at Pycelle's interruption, realizing the formalities don't matter as the commoner is reporting that his village was destroyed and the women defiled. Pycelle is uninterested in the lives of commoners, overly interested in formalities of court, establishing his character, and Ned is the opposite, uninterested in the "important" politics of kings landing such as how everyone should be addressed, while being interested in the "unimportant" things like justice for people regardless of status. It also moves the plot forward by having Ned attaint Tywin's chief military vanguard, and escalating the conflict between the houses. Scenes accomplishing multiple things at once. D and D were good at running the show, they just got bored and wanted out and rushed the ending so they could move onto other projects.

[@Fabo100]

@@TheRealHerbaSchmurbathat’s how I see it too

[@18Themega]

In the book it's an interesting moment where Ned realises that common folk as close as a few days away don't know what their own King looks like, yet their lives are so greatly affected by the king's whims

[@bradcarver8127]

Ahh the scene with fake Beric.

[@ayemula2807]

Olenna and Tywins dialogue about Cersei being too old and Sir Loras being a sword swallower. It basically goes "Gay" "Incest" "Kingsguard?" "Fine you win"

[@grzegorzmj4881]

I mean this scene is definitely not underrated - it's the only scene between these two fan - favourite characters and it's regarded as awesome xD.

[@dr.virus1295]

One of my favourite dialogue scenes that I feel isn't talked about enough is when Sandor talks about his brother Gregor burning his face. How he, Sandor, was just a boy playing with one of his brother's toy soldiers or horses & Gregor caught him, took hold of him & pushed his face into the fireplace. Sandor then mentions that it the worst part wasn't the pain or the smell, the worst part was that it was his brother doing this to him. It's one of the few scenes where we learn something of Sandor's past & where he opens up about himself, showing a vulnerability of himself. I always love it when characters who are hardass, badass, unflinching & unblinking fighters reveal something deep about themselves, stellar writing.

[@nobleactual7693]

Exactly! I loved the exchange. "I didn't steal it; I was just playing with it..." Sandor turned back into a little child as he was saying that. Having him fiddle with the needle the entire time he was recollecting was just a beautiful way of showing the discomfort he felt opening up.

[@jo_jo_jo]

I'm still pissed about how little Catelynn was mentioned after she died. Ned was always mentioned by the Stark children (and he had more weigh within the plot). However, they rarely mentioned Catelynn again. One would have expected for Sansa or Brann to remember her, as they seemed to be the most beloved by her.

[@felixbache5369]

We take it for granted but your videos are always spot on. You are a true fan who really takes the art seriously

[@SupercutsDelight]

Thanks! Basically did a soft rewatch just for this video lol

[@tamimadnanarib1858]

​@@SupercutsDelighthow many times have u rewatched💀

[@thewolter9703]

I feel like the scene where Cersei speaks Tywin the true about her and Jaime doesn't receive enough credit, but is extremely brilliant, well acted by Lena Hadey and is the only scene in the show where Tywin is speechless and doesn't know what to say. I love this scene but i rarely see it mentioned in comments and rankings

[@thewolter9703]

This is that scene to be precised kzbin.info/www/bejne/mne1qYCDmJufm80si=3kAVfbNEI5lTJQrc

[@SupercutsDelight]

Tbf, every Tywin scene is basically great

[@margarethmichelina5146]

And it also became the last time that they ever interracted and it must be a huge slap in the face for Tywin as he realized that he's milking his daughter for power to marry Robert for nothing. I think that would be happen at Otto in HOTD Season 3 as the last time he interracted with Alicent was when she confessed that she made an infidelity with Crinston.

[@vivi52]

Another Scene, which I really like but isn't talked about much (I think), since it's pretty short: I love the moment when Stannis kinda breaks down, realizing he killed his brother. His facial expression...usually, Stannis isn't really known for being emotional but in this scene, it seems like he really regrets what he's done. At least in this moment. And the music ofc... Warrior of Light is one of the most underrated soundtracks in my opinion!

[@clownpendotfart]

When does that happen?

[@vivi52]

@@clownpendotfart Season 2, episode 10 :)

[@perseusveil9376]

That whole scene is amazing for both Stannis and Melisandre.

[@molasorrosalom4846]

In the books he's haunted by what he's done, and there's also a price to pay for his blood magic. He's gaunt, looks older, and can barely sleep.

[@Argos-xb8ek]

Just the line with Bronn and Tyrion where Tyrion is thinking up any reason he can to try and convince Bronn to fight Gregor Clegane. And it ends up with Bronn just saying why risk it and Tyrion says because your my friend. Bronn doesn't even deny this he says aye im your friend, and when have you ever risked your life for me? This one line hit me because it's true. What noble would ever risk their life for a low born peasant? None of them would.

[@frozenandchosen]

That's honestly an awesome pick for a scene bc it's so true

[@MasterFatness]

Always thought that Myrcella's death was Game of Thrones in a nutshell. At first, a very heartwarming scene that every parent can relate to on a deeply human level. Jaime got to be a dad to his daughter for all of 10 seconds... and then watched the girl that finally recognized him as his true father, die a horrible and confusing death. A very underrated scene indeed.

[@nont18411]

It’s quite a karmic (in)justice as well. The Lannisters (mainly Tywin, Cersei and Joffrey) built their own career by committing war crimes against the other families. The Starks, Martells, Targaryens, Reynes and Tarbecks all had the moment of someone witnessing their loved ones getting brutally murdered by the Lannisters and their vassals (Cases in point: Ned’s death, red wedding, Oberyn’s death). Hell, the Lannisters are so up their own asses that they made a theme song celebrating these war crimes as well. So now it’s time for the Lannisters to finally taste their own medicine.

[@adamhitchcock3723]

A scene that every parent can relate to, and yet people are still willing to defend criminalising incest.

[@clownpendotfart]

@@adamhitchcock3723 Nothing surprising about that. Being able to relate to something doesn't mean there shouldn't be laws against it. I recommend reading Scott Alexander's "Be Nice, At Least Until You Can Coordinate Meanness" over at Slate Star Codex.

[@b_randonTV]

As I was watching this, I kept repeating to myself “please don’t forget about Cat & Talisa, please don’t forget about Cat & Talisa”… I almost gave up hope when I got to #3. But then I popped off SO hard when I saw it was #1. I go back to that scene SO often and cry each time 😭😭😭 definitely one of my favorite GoT scenes 🩵

[@martylgx3261]

It's good to see someone still caring about Game of throne after all those years. Great job pal 👍

[@tytybaby06]

My favorite underrated moment is when Tyrion tells Jorah about his father 🥺Ian’s facial expression said so much without saying anything love it!

[@PsychoMike21000]

Thanks for reminding me of the Jamie-Ned throne room scene, definitely underrated and too easily forgotten. It hits so differently viewing from a re-watch after you know so much more about these two.

[@cianthulu4204]

I'm writing this before watching the video, but the scene where Robb kills Lord Karstark is one my favourites. The music, Robbs anger, the acting, and the knowing that Robb has pretty much signed his death certificate by doing it. Amazing.

[@mgs_4k198]

The dialog scene between Jamie and The black fish, was literally one of the greatest parts of the entire book series. Jaime thought he was going to lay siege to Riverrun, but he ended up getting besieged

[@ishidacoolp]

My favorite GOT under rated scene is when Davos convinces the Iron Bank to back Stannis. The way he spoke to that guy from the Iron bank and broke down the situation thoroughly in Kings Landing was perfect. And Davos interrogated him like a lawyer. I replay that moment quite a lot. Davos is a really great character that helps others.

[@921Ether]

man what a great video. it makes me so incredibly sad that we will probably never get winds of winter and with more more of these great moments.

[@fettfan91]

An underrated scene I always go back to is Robb threatening Jaime with Grey Wind in Season 2. It shows Robb at the height of his power as King in the North, and that Jaime really does feel fear.

[@molasorrosalom4846]

One can not fear death, unless it's being torn apart by an animal.

[@WillRock07]

I always liked the War Stories scene in Season 1. You get a lot of character building there. Robert, using the oppertunity to relish his time in battle, Barristan talking very matter of factly and with some dignity about it, and then you get the first glimpse of Jaime's complexity as a character when he tells Robert The Mad King's last words. Honestly, for me, Season 1 had a treasure trove of amazing underrated scenes. I don't know if it's my favourite, but I'd argue that may be the most consistent in terms of it's overall quality.

[@Negajoe]

I suppose one underrated scene for me was Stannis speaking with his daughter when his trek in the North is falling apart all around him. As the audience you know what he's thinking about doing and can see the turmoil waging within himself over what to do, all of us hoping he'll see the light. Even when confronted with his daughters undying love it's his ambition and zealotry that has him make a decision which makes him irredeemable at this point. Stannis didn't die in battle, he died right here.

[@glipgloppapi9959]

thank you for giving Talisa’s scenes their tens because she was a favorite character of mine and i was absolutely gutted by her fate in the show 😭

[@glipgloppapi9959]

no pun intended omg

[@idontdovarioustasks]

So was she

[@idontdovarioustasks]

​@glipgloppapi9959 the lannisters send their regards

[@katiecollins32]

I love any Ramsay and Theon scene in S4 revolving around Moat Cailin. The actors just have such a great dynamic and their acting conveys so much about their relationship with just their body language. Moat Cailin may have been a small storyline but for me it's very underrated. The shaving scene with Roose is also great.

[@megaunp686]

about that catelyn and talisas scene i also loved it and i think its because it almost feels like how it feels when reading catelyns chapters. idk how to explain it

[@adarshsaseendran2199]

Catelyn talking about Jon is one of my favourite scenes in the whole of GoT.

[@lemarcus]

The scene where Jamie and Joffrey are reading about Jamie’s achievements. I loved the moment where Jamie says “I use my left hand now, your grace. It makes for more of a contest”, and looks over at Sir Maryn, almost as if he’s looking for a laugh.

[@kelvinwilliams8706]

Sansa and Cersei conversations during blackwater bay!!! *Chefs kiss*

[@sassybdiy7565]

Yes it is little dove

[@phatnana2379]

One of my favorites is when Jon finds out who Maester Aemon really is! Peter Vaughan absolutely CRUSHES that scene. His spiel about "Love is the death of duty... what is duty compared to the love of a woman..? Or to hold your newborn son?" Hits just right. Aemon is a feeble, old blind man but he's stern and so confident in his words! Idk... I just love the scenes when Maester Aemon hits his brothers with hard truths. Absolutely PERFECT casting and incredible acting.

[@Fabo100]

Also the scene with Myrcella is overshadowed by me screaming at the t.v “you’re like 50 yds off shore are u not going to turn back around and be like “ayooooo u just killed my daughter are u serious?!?!?” 😭

[@sassybdiy7565]

That part...

[@beflof3030]

He couldn't know who was truely responsible at the time he'd be no good to anyone dead or rotting in a dorne dungeon lol why chance it

[@tywinlannister]

I knew that scene was going to be number 1 lol, great video btw.

[@nont18411]

That scene was the highest of what Dave and Dan were capable of if they actually cared. Unfortunately, they stopped caring ever since mid season 4.

[@daredevil6145]

@@nont18411 what mid season 4? you dont casually discard the Best Season of TV ever like that

[@clownpendotfart]

@@nont18411 I think they still cared late in season 4. And while I think season 5 is the worst season, I don't think the problem is that they didn't care. I think they just didn't know how to adapt Feast/Dance well for TV and what they attempted generally fell flat. After that they weren't trying to adapt existing material any more and were just trying to get over with it and the "barreling freight train" that was the show ran past GRRM and effectively dragged them along as they tried to steer it to an uncharted destination. By the end I think they were exhausted and really should have delegated a lot more to other people like Cogman & Hill.

[@nont18411]

@@daredevil6145 The shirtless Ramsay scene. That was when everything started to go wrong for the show.

[@daredevil6145]

@@nont18411 yeah that one is icky For a moment there I thought I wrote this comment when I saw notification😂. Because I feel it too But still S04 is the Best Season of TV ever. There are not much that can go alongside this for the that Title. Maybe 5. But my preference for this as GOAT

[@StoryWeaver.d16]

Huge W for that No. 2 scene That Maester Aemon's monologue was really great 🔥🔥

[@HimselfMan96]

Catelyn and Talisa’s scene was peak dialogue at it’s finest

[@doctoralla2067]

Supercuts thank you so much for all the consistently great content over the years. Your channel will always be special to me for tell us how great season 8 of thrones was. I've been subscribed for like three years now and you never fail to deliver. Thanks brother.

[@noahlanphere]

I hate it when people say this show is ruined and unrewatchable. Like, the first 4 seasons had some insanely good stuff!

[@murph8837]

They say that because they KNOW what it will ultimately lead to. It reminds us of the quality it had and how unnecessarily bad it ended. It is an ambivalent or bitter sweet view and how we invested the better part of a decade on this show to end with the most disappointing conclusion. We do nit want to be reminded and that failure unfortunately seeps into HOTD. When watching that show series we have our guard up and approach it with skepticism.. I initially didn't even want to watch HOTD because of that disappointment. However I, and other fans, gave the new series a chance were satisfied to a point. As soon as the show started bringing up elements that occurred in GOT, it was not warmly welcomed and was rather cringe worth. It may even be an unfair approach to HOTD, and it increases our expectations that can only lead to disappointment. It almost seems like we are waiting for the series to turn into sh%t.

[@NikhilKumar-os5nn]

completely agree with 1st one . before clicking the video by just reading the headline i immediately thought of that scene

[@ayemula2807]

Robb Stark telling the Lannister spy his peace terms. "If he disregards this command then hell suffer the same fate as my father only i dont need a servant to do my beheading for me" 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@lynsmalec5484]

Great video!

[@themulattomaker2602]

Your #1 is my favorite scene from the entire show. Michelle Fairley absolutely *kills* it.

[@randysavage1011]

Not sure if it’s underrated, but Stannis telling the story of her survival as a child to Shireen is pitch perfect.

[@idontdovarioustasks]

Stannis is the mannis with the plannis

[@jo_jo_jo]

I love how many of these best underrated scenes actually went to second row characters, such as Sansa and Catelynn. While watching the show, I always felt that some characters were very flashy and received several plot presents in the shape of mystical powers or abilities (Daenerys, John, Arya...). They were never my favorite ones, as I felt them more boring and predictable. In retrospective, I'm very happy about the character I chose as my favorite ones (Sansa, Margaery, Olenna...). I feel they were less betrayed by the writers at the end. Their stories were less convoluted and restricted and, therefore, ended being way more coherent.

[@ViscountAlexOfTheHorsePeople]

The scene between Jaime and the Blackfish is awesome. Jaime idolises the man still, whose disdain towards him makes Jaime realise that he's not just a good guy who did one thing people judge him for. Brynden calls him an oathbreaker for his breaking of the promise he made to Catelyn. Jaime begins to see that he's a shittier person than he realised, showing him he needs to actually do something to atone.

[@prajawalgurung6121]

I like how three scenes here was from altered material of the 4th/5th books

[@HyperSonicX]

Speaking of battles overshadowing dialogue scenes in the same episode, Hardhome has the conference scene where Jon and Tormund have to convince the Wildling leaders to join them. There's a lot of tension at work, a lot of minor power plays, and the episode really works hard to establish that yes it was necessary for Jon to take this risk. Karsi, the woman leader, also immediately endeared herself to the audience (shame she dies in the battle) in a scene that has to make you believe she'll be a future big player before pulling the rug out with the battle. And excellent performances from everyone in the room. Hardhome is fondly remembered among a drab season 5 and I think the dialogue at Hardhome helps a lot to achieve that (though maybe not as much as the battle itself).

[@BIastwave.]

Absolutely insane that you praised the dialogue in #10 and then cut it off before Jaime says his best line in the entire series Cat: Because of men like you Jaime: There are no men like me…only me

[@jjola]

Merry Christmas Everyone

[@ishidacoolp]

Merry Christmas.

[@chunky8684]

I'm glad you talked about Sam's and Aemon's scene in The Watchers On The Wall. When Aemon talks about how he can still describe everything about her in detail and when he says "she's more real than you are" almost made me cry because the way he describes what it's like to be in love resonates with me so much.

[@idontuploadanym0re]

if we’re going by show-only scenes, i gotta say i’m a big fan of Jaime’s confrontation with the High Sparrow at the great sept in s6. he just lays out all his sins and is like “what about me? how can i atone?” admittedly it doesn’t make much sense plotwise, but Nikolaj was spitting straight fire there so i let it slide.

[@Ahakenab]

I think to match this could be a nice list of cut scenes like Tywin Lannister talking to Pycelle

[@jamesconnor5419]

Christmas upload and you think I have time to watch this? Your absolutely right🤣👌

[@Grand_Rizzard104]

Ned calling Gregor Clegane a false knight and for Tywin Lannister to answer for the crimes of his bannermen is righteous.

[@brownie4819]

merry christmas !

[@LiamHolman]

Would you consider doing something like best soundtracks or music cues in a scene or something like that?

[@ZZVbc-j9n]

That taht dnoces I

[@ZZVbc-j9n]

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[@jamzfmj4051]

Still love hearing you talk about this show!

[@Tellez_juan]

Babe wake up Supercuts posted

[@TheAsdasy]

Can't believe Logan Farmer was surpassed

[@DoubleAIV]

All Roose scenes are underrated. Also any scene with Karl "Fookin" Tanner of Gin Alley

[@14loosecannon]

Not sure if it's underrated or not, but Maester Aemon revealing to Jon Snow that he's a Targaryen was great

[@HimselfMan96]

You should definitely make a video on the top 20 best moments of GOT s7-s8

[@idontdovarioustasks]

I think he did that lol

[@HimselfMan96]

@ i thought so too, but then i checked his channel but it turns out he didnt. He did make a video on top 20 best lines of s7-s8, though

[@idontdovarioustasks]

@@HimselfMan96 touche thank you my friend

[@HimselfMan96]

@@idontdovarioustasks no problem mate

[@idontdovarioustasks]

@HimselfMan96 cheers mate happy new year

[@AlexRye-sv6no]

Jaime and Qyburns conversation when Jaime tells Qyburn how many he's killed and saved is top tier imo

[@gunpowdergelatine6358]

Ned’s talk with Varrys in the black cells, I wonder why their are not many honorable men like you lord stark, he glanced around the cell then I remember why

[@Chamsoff]

One underrated scene of the whole show is for me in season 4 when Oberyn comes to see Tyrion in his cell. The story about him years ago going to see Tyrion when he was born and being disappointed as Cersei’s horrible descriptions were false about the new baby that killed their mother Lady Joanna. The acting is amazing and Tyrion (or Dinklage) is genuinely sad and yet it’s so subtle, when Oberyn tells about when Cersei pinched Tyrion so hard he thought she will almost kill him. And the end when Oberyn declares that he will be Tyrion’s champion is amazing as well and a great way to end the scene. The setting and cinematography is very nice with the cell being dimly lit and the reflection of the torch over Tyrion’s eyes becoming watery as Oberyn goes on. Incredible scene for two incredible characters!

[@milkaandcookies]

My favorite underrated moment is Sansa arriving at Castle black and meeting Jon. The acting of Sophie and Kit, the soundtrack, the reunion with someone they know after experiencing so much trauma. At the beginning, both of them were not close, but there I felt that as they hugged each other they were becoming children again, innocent before experiencing so much pain, at home.

[@alvarogabrielaguirregarin3933]

I think best dialoge is between Jaime and Edmure. Is so deep and telling about the whole conflict between honor and power. Edmure may not be the smartest, but neither is Jaime, so it´s not about wits, but about morals, duty, honor... aristochratic values.

[@theyoungknight.3119]

It has been a long time since watching the show so I apologise if I am wrong but didn’t same fire a crossbow bolt into a wildlings skull in order to protect the room Gilly was hiding in? If I am correct that elevates the Aemond scene higher in my eyes because love and the prospect of imminent death would have been what fueled Sam’s bravery.

[@NKAYE0]

Merry Christmas ⛄

[@happycompy]

TOTALLY agree with the choice of Sansa and Cersei's talk. After Sansa asks her "but, shouldn't I love Joffrey?" the way Cersei delivers the line "you can try...little dove" hits so hard.

[@sallie_gardner_]

not the "Absolute Cinema" censor lmao

[@marlyndonnelly2206]

Sansa’s side of Lysa’s death to the Lords and Lady of the Vale

[@Abdalrahmanalmoutairy]

Jamie and blackfiesh scene based on book four affc that’s why it’s great

[@captainrex6484]

The Roose and Ramsay scene is so underrated. In the books, the story is told to Reek rather than Ramsay (but he knows through some choice words from Roose) so seeing Ramsay's initial reaction is quite intriguing. Even he was like "wth."

[@WWESVRGAMER]

Most of those scenes are Showoriginal, written by D&D. Most underrated line of scenes: 8x4 - 8x6.

[@B-Rayan21]

What about the scene with Viserys and Jorah when he said to him "Here I stand".

[@mischr13]

s2 ep8 scene is genuinely one of the scenes I hated MOST. it's one of the main scenes where you can see the show is going off the rails in a bad way. completely ruined rob.

[@baileyrobinson1279]

The Tyrion and Cersei scene when she talks to Tyrion about Joffrey as a baby and how it saved her from killing herself was brilliant. Season 3 , episode 10

[@ericsommers8947]

Good to see the Blackfish get live as I also appreciate that scene. Ned and Jaimie’s conversation in front of the Iron Throne is great as well, especially when you consider the reputation that both those men are judged on publicly are built on lies. My favorite “underrated” scene is likely the conversation between the Hound and Tormund/Jon and Berric when they go north of the Wall. Sure, that mission was dumb and went off the rails, but those two conversations were truly compelling looks at these characters. It is sad that Berric’s and Jon’s talk leads to nothing.

[@rfcfanj7911]

One of my favourite scenes it Stannis and Davos talking before the black water. Only time you really get a sense that Stannis did love Robert as a brother when he’s talking about how renly got storms end, the way he say “then why he give him storms end” you can tell how much it’s upset him. Kinda like cerci’s both got pushed away and mistreated by Robert and ended up hating him

[@buzdari]

what do you think about the Brienne re-writting Jaime's story scene? I think it's beatiful. Pd: you are the same guy from Oversimplified channel?

[@jackcash7601]

High quality video

[@wondernovas]

you should definitely do underrated house of the dragon scenes, season 1 had some amazing dialogue scenes that i don’t feel get the attention it deserves and while season 2 was lackluster in terms of action, it also had great dialogue scenes that people tend to gloss over.

[@ethanhawkins3391]

Never picked up on the parallel of oath breaking in the conversation between Catelyn and Tulisa, really adds an extra layer of depth to that scene 🤌🏽

[@bornjusticerule5764]

#15 really was great

[@csulb75]

My favorite scene was when Arya, after killing the Frey's, comes across a group of Lannister soldiers, with one of them singing. They invite her to share their meal and drink and talked about life as a soldiers. They asked Arya where she was going, and she replied to Kings Landing to kill the queen. Though she was serious, they all had a good laugh. This was a peaceful and humanizing moment for both the soldiers and Arya.

[@newpgaston6891]

(annoying book reader comment) As good as these are, it pains me that they're not even half as good as the book versions; The Jaime&Catelyn scene in the books was PERFECT. It's such a good read, even when I'm not doing a full reread of the series, I often read just this part. Same with the Jaime&Blackfish conversation... Both scenes has so many good moments/lines that were cut on the adaptation.

[@Marissa_J]

4:49 HAD He HAD one of the best

[@idontdovarioustasks]

We don't talk about bruno

[@EbonySeraphim]

Don't really care for the moment Sansa inspires Theon Greyjoy back into Reek. Even if we follow Sansa's strength or maturity as a character somehow because we've seen her unique journey, the way she communicates with Theon doesn't makes sense for Theon to respond and suddenly be inspired. Did they have any interactions when they were kids? She referenced her father, but what does she know or care of in terms of "men's honor?" She's seen a lot of dishonorable men, and Theon was closer to that before his Reek situation. If anyone needed to fix his identity it should have been his biological sister; and otherwise in that world Tyrion or John Snow who both have identity/belonging issues.

[@clownpendotfart]

I wouldn't say he's "suddenly inspired" in that scene. He feels guilty (this was established when he told a disguised Ramsay how he regretted betraying Robb for a father that rejected him), and he lets something slip before he reverts back to acting like Reek. He only changes when Myranda is threatening Sansa and he perceives there's a chance to escape in the snow while Ramsay is off fighting Stannis.

[@srujanreddy6190]

1st comment bro can you make a video about hotd season 2 and grrm frustration?

[@Tvhurdghit4fhi6rr]

He's not a book fan probably wouldn't have the full perspective, wouldn't be bad tho

[@SupercutsDelight]

A lot of other more news oriented channels already covered that drama, but when HOTD S3 comes around I'll definitely address it. I was also going into my HOTD reviews with intentionally not reading the books as to solely judge the show on its own merits, but I feel like that's flawed because book comparisons is inherently integral. So I'll do a read through of Fire and Blood before season 3 and I'll also do a read through of Dunk and Egg before A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms comes out next year.

[@carastone3473]

Ramsey’s mother was not Roose’s wife

[@clownpendotfart]

Catelyn's "motherless child" scene gets a lot of hate, but is a favorite of mine. It doesn't change who Catelyn is (someone who hates Jon Snow for being brought into her household and raised alongside her legitimate children), but it complicates that as someone faced with the prospect of a child dying after she hoped for that to happen. The story actually does have a deity who has it out for the Stark family (George R. R. Martin) and continually spites them in ways you might expect them to strain at understanding, so I liked seeing Catelyn grapple with a feeling of cosmic responsibility. For similar reasons, I liked Tyrion's more secular attempt to try to understand the senseless with his "smash the beetles" scene. That was D&D reaching back to the literature they studied at Trinity when they first met.

[@aka_Ingmar]

I wish you let the scenes play out after talking about them

[@idontdovarioustasks]

Probably copyright

[@aka_Ingmar]

@@idontdovarioustasks makes sense

[@idontdovarioustasks]

@@aka_Ingmar cheers mate

[@freethuggeryadigg]

The forced hate on Season 6 is so cringe at this point. Its a great season

[@carnifex423]

> underrated scenes > multiple season 1 scenes in the top 10

[@stool5082]

I really liked the scene where Jaime kills Alton in the cage after having a conversation with him, since it displays Jaime's lack of empathy towards others in the first seasons in a very shocking way which made me a lot more interested in the character

[@TheChannelofOrange]

Merry Christmas everyone!

[@klemens3564]

One of the best scenes in the entire series for me is when Robert talk about Lyanna

[@NotSoFast71]

You had me up until “this scene slaps”.

[@JMQA1]

The problem with that Catelyn Talisa scene is that Catelyn's words don't match her actions. This is a scene I take in a vacuum, that only makes sense if we did not see how she glares and interacts with Jon prior.

[@BanesBasement]

How? If anything, it only makes sense after seeing how she glares at and talks to Jon. She literally admits she broke her promise to the gods, i.e she couldn’t love a motherless child, i.e. Jon.

[@kaylo1952]

Is that Jeremy soule?

[@JMQA1]

You got to give some credit to the sound engineers, not like Ramin Djawadi is editing the scenes together.

[@SupercutsDelight]

Definitely true and mixing the songs to precisely synergize with the given moment at hand for every scene.

[@ronnsnow2859]

Stannis and Sam in the library at Castle Black is fantastic dialogue and almost makes you Team Stannis...until..

[@BlascoSandra]

Great analysis, thank you! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). What's the best way to send them to Binance?

[@feelyaalien3099]

My favorite scene has to be the combat at the Tower of Joy ngl