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Varys was right.

Marvel in general sucks

HOUSE OF DRAGON! HOUSE OF DRAGON! NO??

I was looking for some people to crack up like I did at the hound and tormund honestly my favorite moments and y’all delivered so thank you!

The movie sucked just say it

danny lost so much and that other bitch kept pushing everyone’s buttons especially by doing what she did. she had every right to burn that city.

y’all leave bran alone

слишком много пиз...жа

5:23 - "dude it almost feels like Nazi Germany" - "It does." WHAT INSANE PREDICTIVE FORSHADOWING THAT COMMENT TURNED OUT TO BE LOL 😳

What happened to this channel?.. I figured they would watch House of the Dragon

Arya won't save Jon and Jon won't save her because he doesn't even know she's there until after the aftermath of the burning of kings landing

It's too funny that you all got it wrong for the entire episode. hahahaha

Ally: Seriously? You actually picked up dog shit and ate it? Time Traveler: The fate of the world depended on it. Ally: Ha! Ha! Ha! I was just pranking you. Time Traveler: (Shaking fist) ALLLLLYYYYYYYYY!!!

You guys talk too much and joke too much, i don't think you know how to watch a show properly.

Dude in the back right called it!

Pretty funny!!! Thanks for posting!!!

I'm kinda suprised people didn't know it was Arya that was gonna get the night king. Green, brown and blue eyes and the dagger Bran gave to her. He knowed the ending all the time, so tec what he was seeing this episode he already knowed.

i’m bit late to party but its honestly so annoying that people keep bringing up innocents, ITS WARR!!!!! i don’t give a fuck about anybody is that city, BURN THEM ALLLL!!! how can you care, the writers done everyone so dirty? HOW THE HELL DID ARYA SURVIVE THAT ?

Reminder that D&D's The Bells, the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones, is unironically a masterpiece. It is the perfect somber Shakesperean tragedy. It can be argued it's the best episode they've ever made. From the distressing beauty in all the fire and brimstone carnage, the oddly serene sights and sounds of a city in its death throws, the oscar level passion in the acting of jaime & tyrion: "you were the only one who didn't treat me like a monster" as two drowing men desperately try to hold on to each other knowing it's their last moments, the most accurate psychological portrayal of the stakes of civil war which means more than any mindless spectacle of the hero chopping off a mountain of heads to climb the iron throne, jaime doing the actual most redemptive thing he could do & dying protecting his queen as the tragic hero he was always meant to be, as olenna has said "you love her. You really do love her. You poor full, she'll be the end of you.", whaat a time to do the eternal "nothing else matters only us" callback...the only constant of this transient series, the heart-rending way they flip the script on valonqar, Euron staying true to being the detached manaical villain till the end, the cinematography of the hound & the mountain's last stand in the towering inferno of the red keep with the dragon flying overhead & into the fire as was destined, avoiding a cringe "I know you would come" dany cersei villain lair confrontation, avoiding lowest common denominator dragonfood comeuppance for cersei, avoiding any arya facemask revenge kill disney cringe, that visual of arya at the end with palerider surrounded by an eerie silence only punctured by the low funeral music...all of it was brilliant. The treachery and the heartbreak. It's demoralizing, it's poignant, it's pensive, it's nihilistic, it's bittersweet it drains the energy out of you and it's absolutely fitting way to wrap up this greek tragedy. You wanted an utopia so badly you forgot to see the dystopia staring back at you. If nothing else it capture the sorrows of a world after the deluge really well. I would not have expected the average person to have the emotional intelligence to fully appreciate how good The Bells was, but the level of bad-faith misplaced vitriol the r/freefolk types of the GoT subreddits showered on this episode and took the pre-eminent role in shaping its perception is straight up criminal. Yeah the Dany turn could've been done differently, but let's be real. What actually made most of them angry wasn't the crudeness of the turn, it was the "I rooted for her so long for this? It was the level of unexpected brutality unleashed by the heroes(TM) in conquering a city. It was the psychology of war at its purest form. We've seen pictures of liberated Dresden or Mosul and it's not all that different. It takes a lot out of you emotionally. It only speaks to the level of investment people had to this show for them to be that bothered. If something happening in a TV show can make people this angry, then its existence is justified.

Reminder that D&D's The Bells, the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones, is unironically a masterpiece. It is the perfect dark Shakesperean tragedy. It can be argued it's the best episode they've ever made. From the distressing beauty in all the fire and brimstone carnage, the oddly serene sights and sounds of a city in its death throws, the oscar level passion in the acting of jaime & tyrion: "you were the only one who didn't treat me like a monster" as two drowing men desperately try to hold on to each other knowing it's their last moments, the most accurate psychological portrayal of the stakes of civil war which means more than any mindless spectacle of the hero chopping off a mountain of heads to climb the iron throne, jaime doing the actual most redemptive thing he could do & dying protecting his queen as the tragic hero he was always meant to be, as olenna has said "you love her. You really do love her. You poor full, she'll be the end of you." The eternal "nothing else matters only us" callback, the only constant of this transient series, with the circumstances inverted, the heart-rending way they flip the script on valonqar, Euron staying true to being the detached manaical villain till the end, the cinematography of the hound & the mountain's last stand in the towering inferno of the red keep with the dragon flying overhead & into the fire as was destined, avoiding a cringe "I know you would come" dany cersei villain lair confrontation, avoiding lowest common denominator dragonfood comeuppance for cersei, avoiding any arya facemask revenge kill disney cringe, that visual of arya at the end with palerider surrounded by an eerie silence only punctured by the low funeral music...ALL OF IT WAS BRILLIANT. The treachery and the heartbreak. It's demoralizing, it's poignant, it's pensive, it's nihilistic, it leaves a bittersweet taste in your mouth, it drains the energy out of you and it's absolutely fitting way to wrap up this greek tragedy. You wanted an utopia so badly you forgot to see the dystopia staring back at you. If nothing else it capture the sorrows of a world after the deluge really well. I would not have expected the average person to have the emotional intelligence to fully appreciate how good The Bells was, but the level of bad-faith misplaced vitriol the r/freefolk types of the GoT subreddits showered on this episode and took the pre-eminent role in shaping its perception is straight up criminal. Yeah the Dany turn could've been done differently, but let's be real. What actually made most of them angry wasn't the crudeness of the turn, it was the "I rooted for her so long for this? It was the level of unexpected brutality unleashed by the heroes(TM) in conquering a city. It was the psychology of war at its purest form. We've seen pictures of liberated Dresden or Mosul and it's not all that different. It takes a lot out of you emotionally. It only speaks to the level of investment people had to this show for them to be that bothered. If something happening in a TV show can make people this angry, then its existence is justified.

That’s not democracy just to throw that out there..

If I had conquered the Red Keep, my first thing would be to sit on the Iron Throne. And hang Cersei´s corpse from the city walls. Just for symbolic reasons

OMG....talk about guessing EVERYTHING WRONG. TOO DAMN FUNNY.

It's all funny how you are can sit back and say they should have done this and that. NOPE, like someone said that's not the direction of the director. hahahahaha

Wow this channel is trash

Eww! Couldn't she have asked him to stop a butterfly from flapping its wings? Eww! Hahahaha!! Enjoyed this.

The grey worm would have defeated John in a fight. You're just John's fans and think he's the most experienced in combat. Impeccable most brutal wars. Especially the Gray Worm.

The grey worm would have defeated John in a fight. You're just John's fans and think he's the most experienced in combat. Impeccable most brutal wars. Especially the Gray Worm.

The grey worm would have defeated John in a fight. You're just John's fans and think he's the most experienced in combat. Impeccable most brutal wars. Especially the Gray Worm.

Stop talking during the ceremony

The worst reaction ever, stop talking and watch you the most stubid people i've ever seen.

Well, the schemes got what they wanted. Lead by Bran who saw all possibilities and picked the one that got him ultimate power. Virus and little finger had nothing on Bran. The true king got exiled to the North. Dany was killed by John's misguided hand. The Starks got everything. Even Bron and the rest got what they wanted. Yay, team schemers and userpers.

Who is that poor man sitting in front who's clearly never watched and CLEARLY wants for Creepy McBeardy to stop.touching.him.

That girl on the couch is STUNNING… So pretty… Pre-occupyingly beautiful! What a smile 😵😵

Do they know that dude in the back

Random thought: Since Dany is Jons aunt, does that make Drogon his cousin?

Wow......just too good.👌👌👌

wow i just randomly came upon this video and i never considered Melisandre might be "Lightbringer" herself... super interesting. the mom here knows what's up

I'm thinking to myself.. If I could go back in time to change something... What would I choose to change....what mistake corrected ,,would fix everything...🤔

I'm thinking to myself.. If I could go back in time to change something... What would I choose to change....what mistake corrected ,,would fix everything...🤔

Jaime meant every word he said. He would kill the whole world for Cersei. He’s been saying it since S1. How can you be so deluded into thinking otherwise lol? Do you even know his character’s drive?

Get your 😬😬😬 head out of the screen!!!

"this is is a great ending man" after 10 minutes: what a terrible ending.

Dude = Tells lady to shutup So you have chosen death

got, reaction and a pug? beautiful :D

I love that, despite how much Sansa and Arya have never been on the same page, they have never got along, they have argued, they have been at odds, they would still never betray each other.

When you are watching a show like this you can't make a comment of 20 seconds. While you are talking people is missing the show, and in 20 seconds a lot can happen (more in a series finale). You need to make fast or quick comments, about 3 sec, otherwise keep it for later. They completely missed Brianne's scene.

Kevin’s yelling the very moment Arya triumphantly KILLS THE NIGHTKING…. And I quote… “Aryaaaa!!” “Fuck yea Ar….” “I told you she was the true…” “Fucking bat… “Way to… “THAT WAS SO FUCKING BATMAN! SHE IS SO FUCKING BATMAN RIGHT NOW!” 🤣 😂 😜

Drinking game: take a shot every time they Make a wrong prediction

The worst reaccions and the beast finall of GAME OF THRONES :)