Game of Thrones S8 Episode 6 Reaction

Ahan

2 minutes

i feel like yall should have discussed jamies character arc more. thats one of peoples least fav parts of the show. he became a fan fav character and then they ruined and cotradicted his character arc in the last 2 seasons.

goldcrusty

12 minutes

Throne bros now that GoT ends do you think you will be back with Doctor Who anytime this year or winter?

Bon

14 minutes

I realized just now that Brien and Sam shouldn´t be part of the lords meeting or at least shouldn´t have any say in who gets to be King. Sam holds no title since he is a maester and from the Nights Watch, so he is a regular dude. Brien is a regular Knight but you could excuse her beeing there as Sansa´s bodyguard, she shouldn´t be allowed to vote though.

Also her whole deal is keeping Oaths, her sword is called Oathkeeper but instead of beeing Sansa´s Queensguard she decided to even switch kingdoms and became the kingsguard of Bran.

That makes no sense at all.

kingofredlions89

20 minutes

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms premieres on January 18, 2026…. 2 and a half months away :)

kingofredlions89

38 minutes

The writers reached the “Eh, fuck it” point by this season because they got offered a deal to make a series of Star Wars films…. Then their deal got rescinded when Disney noticed their dip in writing quality from this season.

horton5789

41 minutes

There's plenty wrong with this episode but I'll just mention some parts at the very end as it's fresh in my memory.

The White Book is meant to hold the achievements of EVERY member of the Kingsguard. We only see 3 names outright: Ser Arthur Dayne, Ser Barristan Selmy, and Ser Jaime Lannister. The were dozens of other members of the Kingsguard who served between the service of these 3 and yet we see Brienne essentially go staright from Ser Barristan to Ser Jaime. However, I am aware it's a show and things have to be simplified for viewing time etc. etc.

But that's not my only issue with The White Book. Pause on the pages of the book, as I did, and you will find a myriad of mistakes, including, but not limited to; 'Beric Dayne of the House Starfall', when it should be House Dayne, the clue is literally right fucking there! 'Named The Bold in his 15th tourney', excuse me? I think you mean a tourney in his 15th year. 'Duncan, Prince of Dagonflies' WHAT?! It's Prince of Dragonstone. You know, that place that's been integral to the show for literal seasons at this point?! 'Knighted and named to the Kingsguard in his sixteenth year', hold on, it says earlier in the book, literally a few pages beforehand, that Jaime was knighted in his fifteenth year by Sir Arthur Dayne.

If you're going to be wrong about the lore, at least be consistent in your incorrectness.

One final rant, then I'm done, promise. A Song of Ice and Fire. That, I have no problem with, I find it kind of poetic in a way. What I do have issue with, is the fact that Tyrion isn't mentioned. Fucking what? The book is meant to tell the history of the wars following the death of King Robert, wars that Tyrion was instrumental in. He led the defence of King's Landing during the Battle of the Blackwater, almost dying in the process. He was wrongly accused and sentenced to death for the murder of Joffrey. He murdered his own father, which directly led to the downfall of House Lannister. He served as Daenerys' priciple advisor in Slaver's Bay after his escape from prison. He then served as Hand of the Queen to Daenerys during her conquest of Westeros and then as Hand of the King to Bran, who he got elected King in the first place! It's a slap in the face of the character for the small payoff of a bad joke. Tyrion not only deserved better but he deserved to be the focal point of that book.

Rant over, sorry =)

I'm

55 minutes

I've followed all y'all's post episode discussion, I like hearing people's thoughts on anything I like just to see what u guys thought of it. There were a few things that they did right, the hound being one of them. However us fans who hold onto grrm's words like us who hold onto jrrt's words were mainly let down with this season due to shock over logic. George said he made it a point in his books that he input logic over shock value, and that's evident with the earlier seasons. And when Dave and David rushed these last seasons all logic was thrown away just for cheap shock value. Overall this show is still about a 7/10 but not among the greats like a breaking bad or an Avatar The Last Airbender. Those were some 10/10 shows and this one could've been, if they didn't rush it.

kingofredlions89

57 minutes

There was actually a Jon Snow spin-off planned but it got delayed and then ultimately scrapped. I think there was also talks of a possible Arya spin-off that never got off the ground as well. I’m happy we got House of the Dragon though.

smithyb2002

1 hour

Watched the full discussion and I agree with what you said about re-watching, I was shocked by some of the writing choices in season 8 (Arya/Night King or King Brann) but I've seen this show MANY times now and it doesn't always leave this weird sensation when you know what's going to happen. As you said Ruff, you can just enjoy it for what it is and that's exactly how I see it. So glad you both took this journey and can't wait for HOTD, you guys are gonna love it!

Cros

1 hour

To give you guys an idea of how it was when the season was coming out, the "inside the episodes" that played after every single episode didn't help things. The creators would say things like...

"Dany forgot about the Iron Fleet." The thing that all the characters were literally just discussing at the war table before the sniped her dragon out of the sky with 3 perfect shots.

"We are seeing the end of the Dothraki." Very next episode, they say only half the Dothraki were killed.

There are some other issues throughout the season.

Battle of Winterfell: they put siege weapons on the outside of the castle walls and sent all their calvary into literal darkness to be slaughtered. All the mains characters are frequently buried under the zombies obky for one zombie to get hit and they are all just fine. They changed the order of the "eyes you'll shut forever" thing with Arya to make it seem like they had always planned for her to kill the Night King. And obviously Arya teleporting to kill the Night King.

Epiaode 4: Euron snipes a dragon out of the sky with perfectly accurate shots from miles away.

Episode 5: Dany nuking Kings Landing AFTER she won the battle. Jamie says he doesn't care about people when that was literally the reason he became the Kingslayer, he gave up his honor to save Kingslanding when he killed the Mad King. Arya somehow was the one person to survive the total destruction of Kings Landing.

Episode 6: Dany went full dictator. Drogon sees Jon has killed Dany and is either the smartest creature alive or really dumb. Either Drogon knew that the world of politics and kings was the REAL reason Dany was killed and destroyed the symbol of that system... or he saw the pointy thing killed her and destroyed the pointy thing in the room. Somehow a murder trial turned into "Let's pick a king." Bran is a better choice for Master of Whispers, not king. The Starks basically just took total control of the continent. They get the 6 kingdoms+ their own kingdom just for themselves, nobody else does though. The Unsullied want Jon exiled...but then they immediately leave, so Jon could literally turn around and go through the massive hole in the Wall. Arya decides to go West based off one conversation she had in season 6. Why wasn't Tyrion mentioned in the "Song of Ice and Fire" book? He temporarily served as Joffery's hand of the king, he was publicly convicted of killing Joffery, the Prince of Dorne was killed fighting for Tyrion in a Trial by combat, Tyrion killed Tywin who was Hand of the King, and Tyrion served as Hand to both Dany and Bran, why is he not in the book other than for the joke? Why is Bron master of coin? He should be Master of War since he is famously bad with money by his own admission.

Granted the internet echo chamber didn't help things, but the show definitely dropped the ball.

Whispie

1 hour

I watched all the way to the end. Personally, I'm not a hard woman to please. I enjoy most of what I watch. I don't sit and hate much. It's an incredibly rare thing for me. I enjoyed the Star Wars sequel trilogy. I enjoyed Sucker Punch. I enjoyed Twilight. I enjoy a lot of stuff that most people would consider just pure crap. I even enjoy Harry Potter still despite the writer basically advocating that I don't deserve to live. I don't pay to indulge that last one of course, nor do I engage with the fandom all that much anymore, but I enjoy it. That being said... the last leg of this show, it infuriates me how much it sucks. It's the only show or movie that I feel that strongly about.

CiscoAlmighty

1 hour

I might be sorta stupid, but when Tyrion found his siblings, during that scene, at the back I saw that the dragon skull had no rubble beneath it —well, not as much —and since it takes a lot to destroy dragon bones, shouldn't it have made sense for them to hide beneath it?

Whispie

1 hour

I have to point out to you, if this show was what it built itself up to be, you would not have 30 minutes of criticisms when it was over. I'm on the other side watching your reactions. I can see that you didn't enjoy this as much as you have enjoyed so many other things. You're trying to. You really want it. But you can't enjoy it. It won't let you have that no matter how hard you try. That was me as well. I wanted to like it so desperately. But it just left me feeling empty at the end. I did cry for Tyrion when he found the last of his family dead. But that's not because of anything that happened in these last three seasons. It's because of everything before it. Everything good about these last three seasons fully relies on what was set up in the first five. None of it stands on its own.

Pugz

1 hour

So fun fact about the island of Naath, its famed for its butterfly’s which carry a deadly disease that cause your flesh to separate from the bones and slide off… and only the people of Naath are immune. So grey worm is sailing for almost certain death.

Whispie

2 hours

The longer you sit with it, the more you will despise the last three seasons of this show. And when you watch the first five seasons again knowing what happens, you will despise the last three seasons even more. House of the Dragon has been incredible so far. I hope it manages to stick the landing when we get there.

chainshada

2 hours

A big part of the anger I think, was that it was an 8 year build, and it was everywhere. It also had the problem a lot of super popular long-running things have that I hate, when people for some reason act like being a fan of it is a personality trait in the same way Harry Potter fans do with the houses.

cosmiclazanya

2 hours

The writers were chosen to write a new star wars series. That was a big deal. There was a rumor going around back then. Apparently they did not want to continue with GoT which was what HBO wanted. They wanted to move on to Star Wars. In order to to that they rushed the last season but beacuse they've rushed it they did a terrible job which made people angry. Then the funny thing is Disney kicked them out from the Star Wars project. We don't know why Disney did that but it is funny to see them not be able to write SW the very thing that may have caused them to rush GoT. Justice yayy

cosmiclazanya

2 hours

Please react to some of the histories and lore videos from the show. They are animations narrated by the actors. They talk about stuff like Robert's Rebellion etc. It will help you a lot with understanding GoT and House of the Dragon

mcwilson_1

3 hours

The world is round

mcwilson_1

3 hours

Okay the unsell leader gone. Bring John back

Vexxar

3 hours

Solid season but the Night King being defeated in just one episode and making Danny Targaryen evil in the end put a damper on it personally for me, felt slightly rushed, but overall amazing series. Very excited for House of the Dragon

mcwilson_1

3 hours

By the end, John's story has no point and has no mean meaning

mcwilson_1

3 hours

The lady from the iron Islands has nothing to say about independence at all. Really that's bull crap

mcwilson_1

3 hours

Brian may be immortal and be possessed by the soul of an ancient elf. The children of the forest finally succeeded in conquering men

mcwilson_1

3 hours

As we all know dragons understand thematic concepts in symmetry

25redshark

4 hours

Bran asking "Why do you think I came all this way?" Might be one of the most evil things I've ever heard a main character say. Dude knew Danaerys would burn Kings Landing and all its people to the ground but allowed it so he would be king

Sasonari

4 hours

I will say one thing you guys aren't considering for the reaction at release is time spent. I watched this show with my cousin for 6 years. It's kinda hard not to account feeling like our time was wasted, especially with this last season. I had criticisms for season 7, but like you guys I was still hopeful. But yeah, after episode 3, I just felt like all that great tv I watched was a waste. Rewatching with y'all wasn't nearly as bad, but after watching the 7 seasons leading up again, the Elmer glue keeping it all together becomes really noticeable. Glad we're done, and now...HOUSE OF THE DRAGON!!

Jin

4 hours

Jamie should have killed Cersei. Also, they should have like.. showed Jon giving himself up or something. Cause nobody was around. Drogon flies off with her body. Or had sounds of people running up.

Connor

4 hours

stoked you will be doing hod, still havent even seen it even though ive been an hbo sub since got ended lmao

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Connor

4 hours

also did a massive fart while typing this just so you know

nickgazord

4 hours

I just feel like all logic was thrown out at the end. Drogon burning a throne he has no attachment to or knowledge of a dragon is an animal an intelligent one but still an animal. We are going to have the same problem with Bran that we had with the other kings without dragons. Endless rebellions because Bran lacks the diplomacy needed to be a good ruler because he is an emotionless husk. Choosing a King after another's dead is actually why the Roman Empire was so successful for so long with their emperors so I do like that bit. Sansa being the only one to have her own kingdom. Shit if I was the others I'd be like yeah I want that too. That's the whole point to preserve it all you can't let one bit defect then everyone would want to. Grey Worm letting Jon live when he literally killed every Lannister soldier down to the last man. make it make sense.

jbstew96

4 hours

HOTD season 1 is cool, a solid 8 I think. S2? Maybe a 6 at best, not the best, really slow and dragged out. There’s a lot of story left to tell though too

Kelph1

4 hours

"Some of you don't know our names after watching us for a year or two..." Wow man, that was a dead bullseye on me. I love you guys, but I'm terrible with names.

MrAlexSan

4 hours

So I still standby that I think this finale is strong.. but it's HEAVILY weighed down by the writing in Season 7 and 8. I feel like Dany and Bran and Jon would have made more sense if we had better writing to get to that point. And Tyrion constantly taking Ls... so many small little details that overall made this finale frustratingly unsatisfying in so many ways.

hurryupmode

4 hours

So the books are very different. Even though the show was leaning on Cersei being on Arya's list, you'll need to completely wipe this show from your mind and not carry any lingering expectations. These are functionally different characters with different characterizations, different histories. In the show, when Cersei visited the witch, they left out the last part where the witch told her how she would die. Cersei is prophesized by Maggy to die at the hands of the valonqar. There are lots of fan theories on who this is.

Robin

5 hours

It just ended up with a Stark at rule in every part of the continent. Bran in the South, Sansa in the North and Jon in the True North. The only one who wants to rule is Sansa. I'm pretty sure Jon wants to be in the True North because he felt the most free there and you see him walking from the commanders chamber, so I'm pretty sure he's kinda king of the True North. And there is still shit there if I'm correct. There are still dire wolves and ice spiders. xD

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kittyinthebush

5 hours

Yup, and then their uncle is in charge of the Riverlands, and their cousin of the Vale. The rest of the great lords also have some ties to Starks, even if kinda loosely. Gendry Baratheon was "in love" with Arya, and served with Jon. I was going to say Brienne of Tarth, but I forgot she joined the Kingsguard. Yara has a connection through her brother, which she may honor because he's dead. I guess Dorne is really the only one that has zero connection to Starks at this point lol

covadiin

5 hours

After rewatching this episode for the 2nd time, the ending is somewhat tolerable. BRANN SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN KING, that was stupid, everything else was alright

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Enya

3 hours

Idk why nobody likes the fact that Jon went beyond the wall again lol he literally wanted that. He would have gone with the wildlings when they left towards the end. The entire time Jon is like "i don't want the iron throne" yet everyone keeps trying to put him on the iron throne lolol

Neela

5 hours

The reaction of Jon being sent back to the Wall is exactly what I've been waiting for 🤣

JulieV

5 hours

So excited for HOTD! Be careful with lore videos for GOT bc a lot of them will inadvertently spoil HOTD just by like looking at the Targaryen family tree or something similar. HOTD is technically spoiled in GOT by Stannis's daughter when she is reading a book, but ya'll probably don't remember that.

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kittyinthebush

5 hours

It was also spoiled by Joffrey at some point, something that hasn't even happened in HotD show yet

kittyinthebush

5 hours

Haven't watched the discussion at the end yet, but I will say that there is a big difference between watching this show each week, each year as it airs, and then getting to binge it all in one go in a few months to a year like y'all have. Which I think you both have mentioned at one point anyway, so you understand that already of course. But yeah, watching this show as it aired, things can be way more hyped that way, and then also way more of a disappointment when they don't go how you think. Also, I have seen many people who liked it on their first watch, and then after thinking about it or rewatching, they realized more and more the flaws. I was kinda like that too. I enjoyed watching this as it aired, but then afterwards when you think about some of the decisions made you kinda wonder what tf happened.

Also yeah, sending Jon to the Night's Watch was never meant to be a real punishment, just something to get the Unsullied off their backs. Everyone there most likely knew he would just go North to be with the wildlings, and to me that was his true happy ending. If only Ygritte were still alive. At least he's married to her actress IRL

rsparo

5 hours

I am proudly on of the 10! iykyk

Bowkind

5 hours

the most common complaints I heard was how they handled Dany, people didn't like how she want from liberator to tyrant, it felt rushed like a last minute decision, I think people would have preferred her to have not destroyed kings landing and take the throne not like her ancestors did. the whole Arya killing the night king was predicted from season 1 or 2 so I think most people were fine with it, it made more for a better story than if Jon did it. most people hated Bran being king mainly because people just didn't like the character.

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imrightoverhere

5 hours

Arya killing the night king was not at all predicted that early on, in fact the writers have specifically admitted that the biggest reason Jon didn't kill the Night King was because it was too predictable. Logic suggests they wouln't have let Arya kill him, if the audience could've predicted it. Though I do agree that Dany burning King's Landing was a death knell to the reception of the show, Jon not being Azor Ahai was 1000% something that a lot of the audience disliked.
kittyinthebush

5 hours

I disagree that it made a better story than if Jon did

Mo

5 hours

I think the hate is not just the night king being defeated in one episode but ALSO the whole Danny going evil, it just felt rushed and not earned . character assassination in my opinion

Munir

5 hours

The arrogance of the showrunners is half the reason people hate on the last couple seasons. As you guys said, they could have easily hired more people or passed on the project if they lost interest. But instead, they speedran the ending and wanted flowers. They said that they expected people to "debate whether this finale was an A or an A-" in the commentary...

SxlentVal

5 hours

YAYYY! Now we're gonna get 'House of the dragon'! I'm so excited for y'all to watch it!

Natasha

6 hours

Genuinely so excited for House of the Dragon, but just an fyi, the first season does cover a fair amount of time and there is some actor swaps, so definitely focus on remembering names over faces at the start. Its been a great journey!

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JulieV

5 hours

time definitely moves quickly, but it doesn't feel like GOT with their fast travel or like they are rushing things. It may feel jarring for the first few episodes to realize how much time has passed, but once you get to later episodes it makes perfect sense why they did that.

sguy90

6 hours

There is a video of the cast and writers doing a script reading and the actor for Varys seemed visibly angry with how he died and threw the script in front of him. The problem some people had with the show wasn't the production as the show does look good, it was the writing and how characters were acting. Without the books to guide them, the writers didn't know how to handle them. Plus with prospects of wanting to do other things, it definitely affected this show. You should definitely look into the books, whether actually reading or listening to them or watching videos about them to know the difference. Also yeah as you mentioned, the timing of how everything worked is very different in the later seasons when time and distance used to matter and now not so much.

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covadiin

5 hours

If Geroge R.R. Martin wasn't such a lazy fatass and finished writing the books, we might've had a more tolerable ending

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1. imrightoverhere
  
  2 hours
  
  I really doubt it lol, D&D strayed from the books long before the show got to the point they couldn't adapt more source material

imrightoverhere

6 hours

combined comments to not clutter the page

1) recommendation of things to watch:

*Histories and Lore* (which are extras in the physical copies you have of GoT); note: there are segments that you should skip because they spoil House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, but other people who have seen that more recently can pinpoint which ones, I belive the first four seasons are pretty safe of spoilers.

*Anything from Alt Schift X*, though keep in mind a lot of them do spoil plotlines that were cut from the books, the ones I personally would recommend is the Euron Greyjoy's apocalypse, Kingslayer: how will Jaime's story end, Dorne, and the Real Tyrion Lannister or Jon Snow

2) In defense of Jon's ending, I honestly think he kinda had one of, if not the best, endings for a character in the show; like he get's banished to the night's watch, immediately abandons it, and settles in the true north with the Free Folk. he basically got his dream to live there when Ygritte was still alive, free of the oaths that he was bound under. How he got there is a pretty different story though.

3) I compare this finale a lot with HIMYM's finale, in that I really hated them when I first watched it, and overtime hove grown to almost like them or atleast see what the writer's were trying to do. I also feel, that the general audience would not have turned on these show's if they changed two specific things for himym it was the death and divorce; for GOT, it was Arya killing the Night King and Daenerys going Mad and burning King's Landing.

4) miscellanious thoughts

- I'm curious what Erik's thoughts of the season was, cause I remember his cameo in the brain explosion episode, and his reaction when ya'll mentioned the finale

-there's something so funny to me about the image of a collapsing roof on the Lannister twins last episode, but have them be under only one layer of bricks in this episode

-Gendry has both the claim from Robert as his bastard, and from Dany having been legitimized by her. the fact that they didn't even mention him as a possibility is insane, instead the writers just wasted time by making fun of the character from the books they REALLY hated (Edmure)

-Why the fuck did Davos suggest to the army of eunuchs to settle lands and found families of their own???

-Bronn, the guy who did know what a loan was in the second season, is now the master of coin and the leader of the breadbasket of the Westeros. yeah, okay, fine.

-The North gets to declare independence, but the Iron Islands who has tried to declare independence multiple times in their history, and Dorne, who was independent longer than anyone else in the country, both don't raise any objection to this. cool.

-Arya has exactly one line of dialogue about being curious at what's west of westeros in the entire show, and that was supposed to be a satisfying ending? heh?

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kittyinthebush

5 hours

Also yeah, Bran mentioned they didn't have a Master of War, why not have Bronn be that instead of Master of Coin? Makes zero sense
kittyinthebush

5 hours

Tbf, war makes a lot of orphans. Maybe he was suggesting the Unsullied adopt? Prob not tho lol

backsroom

6 hours

excited for house of the dragon!!!

mcwilson_1

6 hours

Aria going to find me feel really stupid when she realizes the world be round

fisher94

6 hours

I never hated the Bran thing, I just didn't like what they did to Jon. It was left quite open for more in the future if they ever decide to but I feel like it's been quite a while since so probably not.

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kittyinthebush

5 hours

There was supposed to be a show iirc, but it was cancelled

Ruukasu97

6 hours

did sean really say season 8 was good and people on the internet hated on it just because it was trendy? that is the biggest cope in the entire month

Ruukasu97

6 hours

it was all downhill from there either you didnt notice all the holes or you are just a fan of a bad few seasons

mimic190235

6 hours

The Lore and history of each season reactions would be so awesome! They had the actual voices of the characters narrate different parts.

Justine

6 hours

What a season! Personally, I think I prefer season 7, but wow, what a waste season 8 was...

There are many aspects that disappointed me, but I think the videos by Supercut Delight summarise it all very well. The videos also revealed inconsistencies that I hadn't noticed at first, and it's quite remarkable to see how the writing of the series falls apart from SEASON 5 onwards!

The writers of the series... what can I say? Seasons 7 and 8 show their lack of understanding of GoT. They ruined several character arcs, starting with the antagonists (Cersei and the Night King in particular). And then there's Jaime, what a WASTE. I stopped liking him in season 4 (when he rapes Cersei), but the problem in season 8 is that his character's logic falls apart. His entire redemption is based on saving the capital, and in season 8 he tells us he doesn't care about the inhabitants. Come on!!!

Justine

6 hours

What a season! Personally, I think I dislike season 7 more, but wow, what a waste season 8 was...

There are many things that disappointed me, but I think the videos by Supercut Delight. The videos also revealed inconsistencies that I hadn't noticed at first, and it's pretty crazy to see how badly the writing of the series falls apart starting in SEASON 5!

The writers of the series... what can I say? Seasons 7 and 8 show their lack of understanding of GoT. They ruined several character arcs, starting with the antagonists (Cersei and the Night King in particular). And then Jaime, what a WASTE. I stopped liking him in season 4 (when he rapes Cersei), but the problem in season 8 is that his character's logic falls apart. His entire redemption is based on saving King's Landing, and in season 8 he tells us he doesn't care about the inhabitants. Come on!!!

kittyinthebush

6 hours

NGL, it's kinda crazy that Daenerys let Jon go in there and talk to Tyrion, especially to not even have someone listening to what they're talking about

ross008874

6 hours

i like the ending for the characters but the pacing was off season 7 should have been 8 episodes. and season 8 should have been just dealing with night king and been 6 episodes still and a season 9 of 6 episodes dealing with Cersei.

grigsy87

7 hours

Here we Go! It's been an awesome journey with you guys. can't wait to watch the next show with you all

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grigsy87

7 hours

I got the first Signed throne bros poster framed btw

whitetrash0554

7 hours

you should the knight of seven kingdom trailer

izzyskittycat

7 hours

Oh god here we goooo, I can already feel the pain from the thumbnail xD

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izzyskittycat

5 hours

So honestly I don't hate most of what happened. Except the North being granted independance which I feel like was fan service-y. But a lot of the rest of it does make sense for reasons given but it all REALLYYYY needed more time to develop. But overall, knowing where it all ended, I am broadly happy, it's just a shame two or three extra series were stolen from us...

kittyinthebush

7 hours

Has Eric already watched HoD?

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SxlentVal

5 hours

Didn't they say at one point that Eric was gonna join for House of the Dragon reactions when they were done with season 8, so probably not, but I could be wrong.

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1. kittyinthebush
  
  5 hours
  
  Thank you, I hadn't realized they said that but that was why I was asking
imrightoverhere

6 hours

I'm guessing no, considering they've been watching GoT on their own. I don't see a reason why they wouldn't have just added him here too, if it was the same situation with HotD. All 3 of them did react to the first 3-4 episodes when they came out, but those were deleted a while ago, and they likely have no memory of what happened then lol

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1. kittyinthebush
  
  5 hours
  
  I didn't know they said he would join in for HotD, so that's why I was asking if he'd seen it, cause if he hasn't then he might as well join them....

Kayla

7 hours

Nice finale on my birthday. Also fun fact: the series finale for Star Vs The Forces of Evil aired on the same night as this and it was also a finale that fans hated (also the last season wasn't liked much). But despite the finale the show is really fun. Excited for House of the Dragon!

Madame

7 hours

We made it Billy!

avaldez518

7 hours

I would love to see them react to black sails it’s a show about pirates it should’ve been as popular/more popular than Game of Thrones but sadly it got overtaken It’s basically pirate Game of Thrones, but with a good ending.

crolicky

7 hours

Really need you guys to eventually watch Reacher or Vikings

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Spacedone

5 hours

Or The Last Kingdom.
Joshua

7 hours

Reacher would a badass watch
kittyinthebush

7 hours

I second Vikings

Shedrick

8 hours

And at long last we’ve arrived at the end of the GOT journey. People left the series with a lot of emotions and I try not to into the whole everybody disliked this thing but man the way this ending still rubs me and so many wrong with the choices made..happy to see you guys complete the show though. Excited for whenever you start House Of The Dragon!

Evan

8 hours

Let the what the fuckery commence

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imrightoverhere

8 hours

Ooooohh an hour and 48 minutes, I am EXCITED for that discussion

You Shall Not Pass!