I’m sure if Tywin had another daughter he’ll arrange her to Marry the head of White Walkers to form an alliance. Just to keep the family on top and feared.
When Brienne calls out to the guards in the bath scene is such a metaphorically resonant moment. Sir Jaime Lannister, the Kingslayer, has literally just finished explaining his biggest secret, how he saved the kingdom, and how for 17 years he's been wrongly reviled for this actually heroic act. And then he sort of faints in the tub, and Brienne has to call for help. And what does she say? "Come help! The *Kingslayer*!" It's a name that defines Jaime, that casts him as the villain, a role he's been playing for 17 years ever since. Even though he's just explained how it's actually all bullsh*t, Brienne can't help herself, she uses it without even thinking; it's simply the name everyone knows him by. And then he cries weakly, "Jaime. My name...is Jaime." In that moment, he's trying, feebly, to throw off the reputation that has haunted him for years, all because he did the right thing.
Robb Stark started off greet. He won several battles high tide went on the Run. ------ Now he's starting to make mistakes and they are piling up. ------ From marrying the foreign girl instead of the Fray girl, beheading Lord Karstark, sending Theon to negotiate with Lord Greyjoy, not listening to the Council of his men. ------- Hopefully he can correct mistakes of his recent past to rise and have victory in the war of the five Kings
Charles Dance portrays Lord Tywin so well. He commands every scene he is in. Also, it seems that a lot of fiery action goes on inside caves. From the Hound's 'Trial By Combat' to Ygritte taking Jon Snow's sword ... and more (I'm practicing restraint here).
A little disappointed you guys didn't discuss the Kingslayer scene. One of the best scenes in the entire show and a seminal moment for Jaimie's character and his story arc
@@Rash23215he literally just said he thought their reaction would be different he didn’t tell them how to react plz get out your feelings because people like Jamie
Love Steph's facial expressions before a big scene is about to happen 😂 Also hope Lindsay is doing well in her recovery, still sending positive vibes her way ❤
I’m sure the wildlings know which night watch castles are still defended. They were probably testing Jon to see if he’d lie to them. He was smart enough to tell the truth.
I like Jaime giving context to the Kingslayer, but him keeping that story largely a secret because he *felt* prejudged by Ned is like refusing to testify to argue self defense in your own murder trial because the cops arrested you when they arrived at the crime scene. Jaime *allowed* Ned to control the narrative and didn't bother to set anyone straight once Robert was on the throne. Even though he killed the king for a good reason, him being called names is 100% the consequences of his own (in)actions.
Jamie didn’t help his case When Ned found him lounging on the Iron Throne next to the dead body of the Mad King. I doubt Ned would have believed anything Jamie told him at that point. And I think Jamie rather enjoyed his infamy and the Kingslayer moniker. It is a pretty kickass nickname
Perfect casting too. Sure, book Olenna is described as more frail - but goodness, does Diana Rigg play her perfectly. The sass, the scheming, the sharp tongue - all while being one of the few characters who has some sense of morality without playing the fool (aka, sadly, Robb and Ned).
Hey Stefani, you are so sneaky with your questions of predictions to "Kiss by fire". ------- Just looking at your facial reactions to their crazy thoughts just makes the reaction so much better. Keep them coming.
Such a great episode great acting and dialog so many important things going down love the saying kissed by fire 🔥 me and my daughters are red heads sounds so gangsta lol
Steph, that eye-roll was amazing, almost as good as the facial reactions (or lack thereof) to the musings. I used to wish that a channel like yours would start leading the friends down a false path (or letting / helping them believe they have it figured out), but man seeing your battle is so enjoyable! When I got a good friend to watch the show I printed out the maps to help understand the whole story (I'm a visual person and needed them to get things straight in my head watching it the first time).
4:08 I swear Ashley looks ready to throw fists when her notebook was taken away, lol. Reminded me SO MUCH of, "JOEY DOESN'T SHARE FOOD!" I'm assuming you know the reference. 😊
Some great insights here. Love your reactions. Super nice how you enhance the language subtitles. A seemingly minor thing that sets your edits apart. ❤
Robb should have let Lord Karstark take the black and join the Nightwatch instead of executing him. That’s considered an honorable punishment in the North and the Karstark soldiers might have stayed in Robb’s army. Robb made the same mistake that Joffrey when he had Ned beheaded.
When you have space for a new show please consider doing The Last Kingdom, I think you would really enjoy it full of great characters with excellent writing.
Buenas Noches Steph y mis Dulces Niñas de Verano, Jaime's speech to Brienne is like Maester Aemon's conversations, the more you see them, the more you like them.♥❄&🔥´♬ For Steph. Bolton helping Jaime remains recorded in our subconscious but we don't want to see it, so it happens that later we are nervous at the wedding and we don't know why .
18:17 it's not that jaime is ashamed of taking milk of the poppy. It's rather that he fears Qyuburn my take his whole arm out while he is incapacitated.
You three are way too young to remember, but you may have seen the old BBC Series "The Avengers" - Lady Olenna (Dame Diana Rigg) Played Emma Peel / She was also a Bond Girl (Bond's Wife Actually) for "On her majesty's Secret Service". - Thoros of Myr (Dondarrion's Priest) has now been mentioned twice by other warriors reminiscing about Robert's Rebellion.
yes context matters. i wish more people today would get context before making choices . all we see is sound bites of what they want us to hear. both sides do it. well great reaction cheers
Steph: "Maybe a cave isn't the best place for a battle." Lommy (from the great beyond): "Two men fighting isn't a battle." I enjoy your reactions as I'm sure I've said before, you have a great setup. Everyone seemed a bit subdued today, and it was one of THE pivotal episodes in GOT. Jon breaks another of his vows, the big one. ("That's what she said.) We meet both Shireen and her crazy mother. (George R R Martin doesn't like mothers, does he?) Robb messes up big time. We meet Grey Worm. Tywin takes control of his children. The Lord of Light demonstrates his power yet again. And Jaime Lannister opens his heart in one of the greatest scenes every put on a TV screen. Ah well, the significance will grow, I'm sure. Hot Pie: "If they've got armour on, it's a battle."
You ladies can't handle a little medical treatment without anesthetic. ----- There is a little summer left in you ladies. ------ Soon winter will be here and I don't know if your souls are strong enough to carry on once winter comes.
One thing I’ve always thought was interesting and this may be a continuity error is did you recognize that Stanis’ daughter, Shireen has blonde hair? If you remember Ned Stark, based on the Great Book of Houses, determined that Joffrey was Jamie and Cersei’s because Joffrey had blonde hair and every Baratheon listed in the book had black of hair. But, here we have Robert’s brother, Stanis, black of hair and his wife, black of hair, produce a dirty, blonde hair child which goes against the Book of Houses - Baratheon - black hair lineage. So, if Robert’s brother and wife can produce a dirty blonde hair child - then why couldn’t Robert (black hair) and Cersei (blonde hair) produce a blonde hair child? One possible solution is as Shireen is kept locked up maybe she was never observed and added to the Book of Houses so no one knew a Baratheon blonde of hair- or - maybe only men are in the book. I only seem to remember Ned reading men’s names. But, Shireen’s dirty blonde hair is a potential debunk that maybe, just maybe, some of Cersei’s children are Roberts???
Firstly, Selyse's hair is a sort of dirty blondish/light brown colour, not black. Secondly, Robert and Cersei could certainly have produced a blond child. It just so happened that all Robert's bastards had black hair and none of his trueborns did. That seemed like quite a coincidence if it were really just a coincidence, but it wasn't proof. Jon Arryn was merely investigating a possibility. The scene where Ned reads the book doesn't show Ned finding proof that Joffrey is a bastard. It shows Ned realising what Jon had been investigating. The single most substantial piece of evidence against Joffrey, the thing that made Ned certain enough to confront Cersei about it, was the realisation that Jon had been murdered for investigating it. Until that moment, Ned wasn't even convinced that Jon was murdered -- that was what Ned's own investigation had been about, trying to find out if Lysa's claim that the Lannisters had murdered him could be true. When he realised what Jon had been investigating, it clicked for him why the Lannisters would have murdered him: because he was unto something about Joffrey's parentage
Just wondering are you by chance open to having reactions to new shows like Fallout or Shogun? I love you Got reactions but I wouldn’t mind if the release get slightly delayed because you reacting to other shows too! But the best way is still to do what you like the most. Thanks and more blessings!
I’m sure if Tywin had another daughter he’ll arrange her to Marry the head of White Walkers to form an alliance. Just to keep the family on top and feared.
"I will not, Father!"
"You will," snapped her father. "It's a nice day for a White wedding."
OMG LOL 😂
@@MugShotzReacts Ha, still watching the episode and I get a LOL. Excellent.
When Brienne calls out to the guards in the bath scene is such a metaphorically resonant moment. Sir Jaime Lannister, the Kingslayer, has literally just finished explaining his biggest secret, how he saved the kingdom, and how for 17 years he's been wrongly reviled for this actually heroic act. And then he sort of faints in the tub, and Brienne has to call for help. And what does she say? "Come help! The *Kingslayer*!" It's a name that defines Jaime, that casts him as the villain, a role he's been playing for 17 years ever since. Even though he's just explained how it's actually all bullsh*t, Brienne can't help herself, she uses it without even thinking; it's simply the name everyone knows him by. And then he cries weakly, "Jaime. My name...is Jaime." In that moment, he's trying, feebly, to throw off the reputation that has haunted him for years, all because he did the right thing.
Robb Stark started off greet. He won several battles high tide went on the Run. ------ Now he's starting to make mistakes and they are piling up. ------ From marrying the foreign girl instead of the Fray girl, beheading Lord Karstark, sending Theon to negotiate with Lord Greyjoy, not listening to the Council of his men. ------- Hopefully he can correct mistakes of his recent past to rise and have victory in the war of the five Kings
:D
"Who are we cheering for?" Ashley sums up all of Westeros in one sentence, perfect.
Charles Dance portrays Lord Tywin so well. He commands every scene he is in.
Also, it seems that a lot of fiery action goes on inside caves. From the Hound's 'Trial By Combat' to Ygritte taking Jon Snow's sword ... and more (I'm practicing restraint here).
"taking Jon Snow's sword...." ❤
Is that what restraint sounds like? 😂
@@IshtarNike Considering all the other things I could have added beyond that innuendo? Yes, restraint was used. 😜
A little disappointed you guys didn't discuss the Kingslayer scene. One of the best scenes in the entire show and a seminal moment for Jaimie's character and his story arc
I'm a little disappointed that no one acknowledged this comment.
Honestly thought their reaction on Jamie would be different it seem they didn’t really care about the scene because I loved it
NOT ALL THE PEOPLE ARE GOING TO HAVE THE SAME REACTION AS YOU....stop telling people how to react or how to feel about certain characters
@@Rash23215he literally just said he thought their reaction would be different he didn’t tell them how to react plz get out your feelings because people like Jamie
@@Rash23215 Holy overreaction Batman
@@kiwright3544 I don't mind people liking him but STOP FORCING OTHER PEOPLE TO LIKE HIM....
I'm worried about you@@Rash23215
tyrion defeated in a verbal battle by a granny!priceless! 😊
we all needed milk of the poppy at least once while watching this show , like for Ned's stark's death or Pycelle doing squats in his undergarments 😦
I find barley of the beer helps too.
Hahaha best comment of the episode 🤣
@@MugShotzReacts 😅
My dear Shireen. A bright light in a dark world.
well. uhm..., , .....giggle
Yeah... very bright.... the lord of light loved that.
Love Steph's facial expressions before a big scene is about to happen 😂
Also hope Lindsay is doing well in her recovery, still sending positive vibes her way ❤
I’m sure the wildlings know which night watch castles are still defended. They were probably testing Jon to see if he’d lie to them. He was smart enough to tell the truth.
I like Jaime giving context to the Kingslayer, but him keeping that story largely a secret because he *felt* prejudged by Ned is like refusing to testify to argue self defense in your own murder trial because the cops arrested you when they arrived at the crime scene. Jaime *allowed* Ned to control the narrative and didn't bother to set anyone straight once Robert was on the throne. Even though he killed the king for a good reason, him being called names is 100% the consequences of his own (in)actions.
Jamie didn’t help his case When Ned found him lounging on the Iron Throne next to the dead body of the Mad King. I doubt Ned would have believed anything Jamie told him at that point. And I think Jamie rather enjoyed his infamy and the Kingslayer moniker. It is a pretty kickass nickname
@@andrewward5891 I mean there's a scene before this when he admits to Tywin that people calling him kingslayer behind his back bothers him.
Steph sounded like a kindergarten teacher in the intro. “Who else do we know that uses fire?”
🤣
Nothing wrong with liking Lady Olenna she's the John Wayne of Westeros rough and tuff and don't take shit of anyone 😊😂
Perfect casting too. Sure, book Olenna is described as more frail - but goodness, does Diana Rigg play her perfectly. The sass, the scheming, the sharp tongue - all while being one of the few characters who has some sense of morality without playing the fool (aka, sadly, Robb and Ned).
Hey Stefani, you are so sneaky with your questions of predictions to "Kiss by fire". ------- Just looking at your facial reactions to their crazy thoughts just makes the reaction so much better. Keep them coming.
Oh thank you! You bet!!
I love Lindsay's enthusiasm. Hope she's well.
That Stannis and Shireen scene is really painful now
18:40 Ashley is a beast. Unfazed lol. Also, Lindsay gets another point for predicting (kissed by fire=Red hair) .
Such a great episode great acting and dialog so many important things going down love the saying kissed by fire 🔥 me and my daughters are red heads sounds so gangsta lol
24:38, You know, in the books Theon didn't kill sir Rodrik and Rob when was beheading lord Karstark attempted like Theon did in the show
Steph, that eye-roll was amazing, almost as good as the facial reactions (or lack thereof) to the musings. I used to wish that a channel like yours would start leading the friends down a false path (or letting / helping them believe they have it figured out), but man seeing your battle is so enjoyable!
When I got a good friend to watch the show I printed out the maps to help understand the whole story (I'm a visual person and needed them to get things straight in my head watching it the first time).
I can't wait for them to experience the beauty of the Red Wedding
And just like that, the lord of light has become very real haha
4:08 I swear Ashley looks ready to throw fists when her notebook was taken away, lol. Reminded me SO MUCH of, "JOEY DOESN'T SHARE FOOD!" I'm assuming you know the reference. 😊
We had two memorable bathing scenes!
Some great insights here. Love your reactions. Super nice how you enhance the language subtitles. A seemingly minor thing that sets your edits apart. ❤
I’m so glad Jon snow and Ygritte are married in real; its like the greatest love story never told 🌀
The chemistry is palpable
*** for Steph ***
Lindsay: Is that going to go well?
Again Steph with the poker face!!! Not even a tic!
"Is she gonna kiss him?"
Oh you sweet summer child...😅
great reactions ladies as usual!!! and you are all looking lovely ! cant wait for the next upload!! :)
Robb should have let Lord Karstark take the black and join the Nightwatch instead of executing him. That’s considered an honorable punishment in the North and the Karstark soldiers might have stayed in Robb’s army. Robb made the same mistake that Joffrey when he had Ned beheaded.
Death is so final
When you have space for a new show please consider doing The Last Kingdom, I think you would really enjoy it full of great characters with excellent writing.
It’s a great show!!! We can add it to our list!
@@MugShotzReacts thank you for the reply loving these reactions.
Buenas Noches Steph y mis Dulces Niñas de Verano,
Jaime's speech to Brienne is like Maester Aemon's conversations, the more you see them, the more you like them.♥❄&🔥´♬
For Steph.
Bolton helping Jaime remains recorded in our subconscious but we don't want to see it, so it happens that later we are nervous at the wedding and we don't know why
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18:17 it's not that jaime is ashamed of taking milk of the poppy. It's rather that he fears Qyuburn my take his whole arm out while he is incapacitated.
You three are way too young to remember, but you may have seen the old BBC Series "The Avengers" - Lady Olenna (Dame Diana Rigg) Played Emma Peel / She was also a Bond Girl (Bond's Wife Actually) for "On her majesty's Secret Service". - Thoros of Myr (Dondarrion's Priest) has now been mentioned twice by other warriors reminiscing about Robert's Rebellion.
Surprised you didn’t tell them that the actors who play Jon Snow and Egret are married in real life.
I do in a later video keep watching!
Thank you so much hope you can watch house of the dragon too!
We will!
@38:12 😮 deja vu....I felt like Neo with the black cat.
STEPH! Please let the girls know that Olena Tyrell is also the OG Emma Peel. A 60's icon.
I can't wait for the day that Lindsay and Ashley aren't Sweet Summer child anymore. Its gonna be a wild ride
Clues eh? Yea, I’ve seen some clues. But that’s for another episode. Meanwhile, enjoy some red wine.
yes context matters. i wish more people today would get context before making choices . all we see is sound bites of what they want us to hear. both sides do it. well great reaction cheers
No comment on Jaime's scene? Didn't expect that...
I was surprised too honestly!!
...15 minutes later...
"oh wait what is that on her face?"
Steph: "Maybe a cave isn't the best place for a battle."
Lommy (from the great beyond): "Two men fighting isn't a battle."
I enjoy your reactions as I'm sure I've said before, you have a great setup. Everyone seemed a bit subdued today, and it was one of THE pivotal episodes in GOT. Jon breaks another of his vows, the big one. ("That's what she said.) We meet both Shireen and her crazy mother. (George R R Martin doesn't like mothers, does he?) Robb messes up big time. We meet Grey Worm. Tywin takes control of his children. The Lord of Light demonstrates his power yet again. And Jaime Lannister opens his heart in one of the greatest scenes every put on a TV screen.
Ah well, the significance will grow, I'm sure.
Hot Pie: "If they've got armour on, it's a battle."
Ya this was filmed at the start of Lindsay’s chemo treatments so it was a difficult time for everyone. Thanks for your support 🥰
@@MugShotzReacts Ah, somehow missed all that, I'm so insensitive.
You ladies can't handle a little medical treatment without anesthetic. ----- There is a little summer left in you ladies. ------ Soon winter will be here and I don't know if your souls are strong enough to carry on once winter comes.
Probably my favorite episode tbh.
39:40 "we're all liars here"
38:05 Was Lindsay bit by a radioactive spider as a teenager by any chance?
🤣🤣🤣
Have you ever watched MTV's The Challenge? Ashley could be the twin of cast member Jenn Grijalva its uncanny. Love the reacts.
Never seen it, thanks for the suggestion!
No Jaime thoughts?!
I know! I was surprised too!!
Post more videos we missed u!!
She has to look at me more.
One thing I’ve always thought was interesting and this may be a continuity error is did you recognize that Stanis’ daughter, Shireen has blonde hair? If you remember Ned Stark, based on the Great Book of Houses, determined that Joffrey was Jamie and Cersei’s because Joffrey had blonde hair and every Baratheon listed in the book had black of hair. But, here we have Robert’s brother, Stanis, black of hair and his wife, black of hair, produce a dirty, blonde hair child which goes against the Book of Houses - Baratheon - black hair lineage. So, if Robert’s brother and wife can produce a dirty blonde hair child - then why couldn’t Robert (black hair) and Cersei (blonde hair) produce a blonde hair child?
One possible solution is as Shireen is kept locked up maybe she was never observed and added to the Book of Houses so no one knew a Baratheon blonde of hair- or - maybe only men are in the book. I only seem to remember Ned reading men’s names. But, Shireen’s dirty blonde hair is a potential debunk that maybe, just maybe, some of Cersei’s children are Roberts???
Firstly, Selyse's hair is a sort of dirty blondish/light brown colour, not black.
Secondly, Robert and Cersei could certainly have produced a blond child. It just so happened that all Robert's bastards had black hair and none of his trueborns did. That seemed like quite a coincidence if it were really just a coincidence, but it wasn't proof. Jon Arryn was merely investigating a possibility.
The scene where Ned reads the book doesn't show Ned finding proof that Joffrey is a bastard. It shows Ned realising what Jon had been investigating. The single most substantial piece of evidence against Joffrey, the thing that made Ned certain enough to confront Cersei about it, was the realisation that Jon had been murdered for investigating it.
Until that moment, Ned wasn't even convinced that Jon was murdered -- that was what Ned's own investigation had been about, trying to find out if Lysa's claim that the Lannisters had murdered him could be true. When he realised what Jon had been investigating, it clicked for him why the Lannisters would have murdered him: because he was unto something about Joffrey's parentage
so fast??? 1ep in a week is fast?
We watched faster than they are posted lol
Tic toc...Tic toc...Tic toc... - 4 !!!
Just wondering are you by chance open to having reactions to new shows like Fallout or Shogun? I love you Got reactions but I wouldn’t mind if the release get slightly delayed because you reacting to other shows too! But the best way is still to do what you like the most. Thanks and more blessings!
One episode per week is very slow...
It’s what we can consistently do. Between working full time and Lindsay’s illness we can’t go any faster friend
@@MugShotzReacts Sad, I enjoy it most time... So, less enjoyment... 🙂
I watched all the past seasons in short time...
ashley probably shouldn't have filmed today, lol
Why’s that loo
Oh, was she not well? I just commented that they were a bit subdued today and now I feel guilty.