Game of Thrones 4x6 REACTION and REVIEW | FIRST TIME Watching!! | 'The Laws of Gods and Men'
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- Game of Thrones | Season 4 Episode 6 | Reaction & Review | "The Laws of Gods and Men"
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Tyrion's trial is one of the best scenes in the series! Peter Dinklage is an absolutely amazing actor and he nails that part.
He is good actor, yes. I'd put him into top 5 GOT cast.
@@salmarwow Think he becomes the top-billed actor at one point right?
It also won him a Emmy award that year as well.
Agreed
Unpopular opinion: the speech is amazing but I’m always so distracted by how much Dinklage’s accent slips during it 🤭
This episode answers the questions you guys had as to why Ramsay would pretend to rescue Theon earlier, just to bring him back. He conditioned him to distrust rescue attempts from the very beginning.
The way Spartan was so excited to see Yara rescue Theon....I felt so bad knowing what was about to come
Same lol
@@DylanLovesBrendathey wanna see Ramsey punished so bad, I love watching them watch it not happen xD
They never learned their lesson lol
never understood why people liked/felt bad for Theon...i cheeered when he was tortured
@@nicholashutchinsonYou can disapprove of something someone does/did and genuinely dislike them without enjoying seeing them get tortured to the point of getting PTSD.
Fun fact: This was the first ever episode of the show that did NOT feature at least one appearance by any members of the Stark family. The drama with the Lannisters took up so much time that there was nowhere they could insert even a short scene with a Stark. Also, Peter Dinklage was nominated for a Primetime Emmy based on his performance in this episode.
In my opinion, Lannister scenes are usually much more entertaining than Stark scenes, so I won‘t complain!
@@dreamfyre3868 Lannisters are better than starks in general, not bland, not boring, they don't have plot armour, and they're all good actors.
@@dreamfyre3868 true.
And he won the award
Theon is still a stark in my heart
Tywin got everything he wanted with one stroke. He is a step ahead of everyone. He played Jaime so much.
I think Tyrion knew exactly what was happening and understood his father's plans. He is truly Tywin's son and is the only one who can challenge him in a battle of wits.
@@psychedelicpegasus7587 I mean Tywin was kind of stupid. Because all his plan could have been successful, everything was arranged and even Tyrion had agreed to it. But he had to use Shae which screwed everyhing up. Tywin was his undoing in this trial.
As soon as Tywin tells Jaime he will leave King's Landing you can see a change in his eyes. "You have my word" was a lie from both - I just haven't decided yet if they knew it at that point.
*almost
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 he truly wanted to punish and hurt Tyrion
Tyrion's trial is hands down one of the absolute top notch scenes in the entire show.
And that last stare down between Tywin and Tyrion with that BG music was the cherry on the top ! 🔥
You guys missed that Ramsey multiple times sent people to "save" Theon that ended with Theon being hunted down and tortured over and over and over again. This episode simply shows the result of constant torture and mental games.
To be fair, I had missed that too. This show is so chock full & subtle with some things. But yes, I think it was just today, after multiple rewatches, that I realized he didn't trust it was real bc of how many times Ramsay pulled this on him.
Wait really? I watched this show like 20 times and I never knew that until now.
I think Ramsey only did that once.
@@greywolf7577 Well he was also fooled when Ramsay sent those 2 girls to turn Theon on right before he cut off his co*k.
And if you were paying attention, on the first few seasons, Theon was always portrayed as someone who loves being with girls, they always emphasized that part about him. This was setup so well.
This show was truly remarkable when it had book's material. When they didn't, the level of the show decreased, specially when George RR Martin left by the end of season 5 because they wanted to cut the show short and Martin disagreed with that. Shame, it had some good eps the in later seasons, but you could tell the writing was nowhere near the level of the 1st 4 seasons.
I still remember how much angst I had watching this, for me, every episode since Tyrion was arrested felt like a year 😢
That violin music when Shae arrives was played during Sansa’s and Tyrion’s Wedding night. It’s beautiful; what does it mean?
Notice that every time Oberyn is seated, his body language shows that he is disinterested. But after Tyrion’s epic speech, his nonverbals show the opposite! Like a 180 degree turn in his behavior!
Peter Dinklage should have won an Emmy!
I know! His intrigue after the demand for trial by combat was so palpable. I remember being like, "Ooo what's gonna happen?!" I loved him so much.
He did win an Emmy though
@@abirdey5147Not for this season
Oberyn Martell not standing at the small council was so great, because of how cocky and proud he is standing against the Lannisters, but also because he doesn’t have to stand. He is the only person at that table born of true royalty.
Tyrions speech was overwhelmingly effective in making us feel how not only Tyrion but Peter Dinklage suffered and dealt with so much hardship as a drawf.
This came from a real place this wasn’t just acting, this is real life for him since childhood and he channeled it all for this scene. Absolutely incredible.
i never thought about it like that before.
Do you have a source for that info?
@@wcbranitly0692 lol his life is the source .he had to face many hardships to rise to the title of "the most famous dwarf in the world" which is another dialogue from another season that Peter Dinklage said from the soul ( and is the absolute truth)
@@jonstark153 Mini-me would've knocked this scene out of the park.
ngl tyrion was ready to kill everyone in that city mainly ppl in that room bc the people of kingslanding are all filthy. Yeah not the kids but they're raised by these filthy ppl so they become one themselves.. when Dany did the same thing he wanted to do in that instant he gave up on her and betrayed her lol make it make sense, she lost everyone close to her and babies so she def had more reason to burn kingslanding than tyrion did in that trial so why he got mad is weird or why anyone got mad at Dany is weird, I for one thought f the kingslanding ppl they never did the right thing anyway so who cares ab them.. Ik I just ranted lol but yeah this trial scene made me think ab the ending for a min
It’s crazy how Joffrey’s impact still there even after his death 😂😂
The Tyrion’s trial was and still one if the best moments in history of shows and one of the best acting you’ve probably see in your life
Rip the one true king of Westeros
How is that crazy? Dude died 4 episodes ago and was the king of westeros. Obviously it still has an impact
@@SnailHatan I meant.. how they still want him to be on the hate list even in his absence 😅
@@Spirit529 the most noble child in the seven kingdoms
Thats not crazy. What is crazy is Spartan's hair!
Another fact is that a lot of the evidence against Tyrion was actually done by him, and during the trial (in the books) he cursed himself for being witty in his answers. He poisons Cersei with some kind of laxative to put her out of power for a little bit, he's a bit more...rougher...with Joffrey, kicking him a bunch while he was on the ground (though he deserved it). Just goes to show how important perception is. Everyone hated Tyrion, even if he didn't deserve it, and we sympathize with him, because we know his thoughts, but no one else does. And from that perspective, he seems pretty shitty.
The book Tyrion is massively different from the show Tyrion , and TBH the book Tyrion is even more of an interesting charector
Varys doesn't want to be king. He wants to choose who is king
Vary wants war, if he cared about the realm he would have snitched on rhaegar and then he would have had the king the realm needed
I love you guys so much. Your banter is just perfect!
Pudgey: “I’ll do my honble…my honble..I’ll do mine later”
Spartan: “or we can just skip them” *moving on*
Me and Pudgey: *dying with laughter*😂😂😂
That was really Tywin's main motivation in going along with the show trial. He didn't kill Joffrey, but in Joffrey's death he saw an opportunity to get Jaime out of King's Landing and have him start a family, aka the conversation they had at the start of the season. He calculated Jaime will fold under pressure to save his brother. It was all going along so smoothly until Tyrion threw a wrench in his plan and now it's going to be an absolute insane whirlwind of a ride.
So I think S3 and S4 offers some of the greatest acting I've seen till date.
And this is on the same level of Jaime's bathtub scene in S3 or catelyn in red wedding in terms of acting .
Richard madden as robb stark also deserves praise .he got presence on the screen.
You guys are such a breath of fresh air! The love-hate list discussion was just so fun to watch - finally people online who can laugh and each other expense without any drama. You are the only entertaining channel I am subscribed to.
"I feel like an idiot! We were so happy!" -- If that does not summarize how it feels to watch this series and let it get your hopes up, I don't know what does 😂
After Clash of Kings (1998) we were led to forget about Theon or believe he was dead, until we met him as Reek in Dance with Dragons (2011) and learnt that he had been tortured by Ramsay the whole time. The Theon / Ramsay storyline is FAR darker in the books.
Honestly the best part of the Love/Like/Hate list is how you two make up rules as you go and quibble about it 🤣
Omg pudgeys jokes were ON POINT I was dying over her last of us joke, in tears 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Remember the season 1 conversation between Varys and Littlefinger in the throne room and Littlefinger said, *kaos is a ladder*.
That was his theme in every action he took.
you mean season 3
@@nostalgicbliss5547 👍 ok
My favorite scene in the whole series. Tyrion makes me cry every time I watch this season
Mine is coming up I believe in the next episode. Peter Dinklage is amazing
Yeah its sad he didnt win the emmy that year
I didn’t see it as shae being threatened and scared to lie for the lannisters. I saw it as “a woman scorned” type of situation. She was big mad and went scorched earth on Tyrion for it.
@@The_Macho_King Oh I so agree with you on that, 100%. The whole time we knew her, I never trusted her, I was always waiting for her to betray Tyrion, but I was so mad to be proven sort of right
@@toukie Same. It's guaranteed goosebumps everytime I watch it
Varys glancing at the throne after his talk with Oberyn is to signal that he's chasing power, not specifically the throne. Varys knows where power comes from in Westeros, the throne is the physical embodiment of that power.
"Power resides where men believe it resides. It’s a trick. A shadow on the wall. And a very small man can cast a very large shadow"
just for refreshment: hizdahr and his father were laughing at Dany's freedom speech at the top of the pyramid in episode 3.
just because he didn't have a part to play on the death of those children, that does not make him innocent. he was still consuming slavery (selling and buying human beings) and pretty comfortable with that position.
As I was just admiring Pudgey’s hair (so shiny and beautifully curled!), Spartan talks about his unruly hair. 😂 Spartan you are effortlessly handsome, Sir…your hair looks fine. Lol
You're right, Tywin played Jaime. He gets what he wanted all along. Unfortunately, Tyrion decided to wreck it all.
27:10 The blood on Ramsey was his own. He and Myranda was having a little knife play right when the ironborn arrived.
You two are hysterically funny. Spartan was feeling extra sassy during the love/like/hate list segment. Loved that!
yep enjoyed it a lot
I bet you guys never thought there'd been anyone worse than Joffrey? Iwan Rheon is absolutely phenomenal in his portrayal of Ramsey Bolton
I still find it entertaining that he and Alfie Allen (Theon) ended up being very good friends in real life.
@@ems7448 I know it's really hard to get you head around lol 😆
@@simonalexander2354 To be fair, I imagine Iwan did a LOT of apologising on-set to ease the awkwardness of those scenes they did together. Yeah, sure, it's not real, it's acting, but if we feel this deeply based on what we see on-screen, imagine what it's like for the actors who are actually in the room doing the performances. I'm sure they did a lot for their relationship to get themselves comfortable for their on-screen confrontations, and that must have led to a strong bond between them.
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Yeah, just pin it my dudes.
Hey geniuses, the point of bringing the comment to the top is to keep Spartan and Pudgey from being spoiled and if you struggle further down that line of thought, hard for you I know, they aren't coming into the comments early because they don't want to be spoiled. We there yet? Probably not so I'll bring it home, that means they can't "pin it themselves".
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You're making it so much more complicated than it needs to be. Channel ownership isn't a democracy. This isn't a huge corporation it's a small business. Like the moderator comment and move along.
Also not sure if you noticed but THERE'S ALREADY A PINNED COMMENT. They only get one and they use it to promote their Patreon and I don't blame them for it. So stop trying to think, it's clearly not working.
Talisa & shaes name should never be mentioned in the same sentence!! Rip baby ned! 💜💜 💜
Of course what Shae did was horrible. But we need to realise that she was really badly hurt, Tyrion probably was the only person she ever truly loved, in her life. Being sent away just made her lose it. The old adage of "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" didn't come out of nowhere.
I feel like Ramsay acting like the good guy when we first meet him pretending to help Theon escape only to catch back up to him and ultimately bring him right back really did a toll on Theon's mind. He no longer can trust anyone who says they are trying to help him because of what happened.
Every time I think "Wow, that Peter Dinklage sure is a good actor", I reference this trial. Damn that guy can act. Can't wait for you guys to one day watch the bloopers from this particular episode, there's a very funny moment with Peter, Nikolaj, and the extras on set.
32:56 Joffrey didn't die on Selmy's watch but Robert did.....
Yes, but if I remember correctly, Ser Barristan told Ned that Robert had ordered him to stand down.
Don’t beat your self up Spartan, there’s so much going on in the show, it’s not a big deal to get confused sometimes. It’s entertaining to watch all of your theories and it’s an honest reaction. I had to watch it the second time to actually realize everything I missed or got wrong.
Totally so much going on. I’ve watched this series like 4 times lol I catch stuff that I originally missed all the time.
Eh, I think a typical viewer picks up on this stuff as they go
Honestly Spartan has been catching so much of the show the last season like he’s been catching even more than pudgy the last season but they both smart in their own ways cause pudgy caught more than him earlier on
One of the worst things you could do to a man is shame and embarrass him in public, in front of family, friends, and enemies like what Shae did to Tyrion.
Meh what he did to shae was as bad.
@@アキコ2003 No it wasn't. He was trying to save her life.
@@アキコ2003bro what?? All he did was try to save her
One of my various scenes in the entire series... Tyrion was so incredibly good...I rewatch it all the time
No roasting here, Spartan. I missed it too that he worked for Bolton.
Shae proved her nature... All along she was only out for herself just because Tyrian brought her up to the red keep and gave her all the things she always wanted she was happy but as soon as he tried to send her away to protect her she threw a hissy fit and turned on him.
We actually don't know if Shae turned on him, what we know is that they got to her, just like Varys and everyone on stand she played her part, remember the scene where they caught their meeting, that suggests she was forced; I mean she already knows Tywin was going to kill her (as promised by Tyrion, for being his whore) and Cersei was going to torture her for the same reason, Shae made the only smart move.
Shae is a foreigner, a sex worker, under threat from Cersei and Tywin. You can hate Shae for what she does, but at least understand her circumstances and her very limited options.
Shae didn’t come here only so she could have fancy pretty things and money. She wanted Tyrion. You forget she even asked Tyrion to leave King’s Landing with her. But it was Tyrion who insisted they stay, who got all weepy fearing she would leave and she didn’t because she loved him.
Thank you for explaining about Spartan's hair. I was really curious about that.
I wouldn’t have been able to pay attention to the show without his disclaimer!
😂
The last stare down with a smirk on his face Tyrion finally standing up against his father
One of the interesting things that's overlooked is Margery knew the entire time that Tyrion was innocent but she had no problems watching him get sentenced and probably executed , lol it really shows that no one in the 100% good .
so true.
Was she supposed to tell and risk her entire family being punished or killed? there is a difference between good and just plain stupid
I can confirm, I am watching this in the highest quality available on a 55" screen, and I can't tell any difference in Spartan's hair in this video compared to other ones.
IDK why but it cracks me up everytime Pudgy threatens a character with her Hate List like it's a legit Hitlist. Lolol
Just because Danny takes the advice of seasoned Warriors who have been advisers to kings and probably know a little bit more than her about ruling...does not mean that she is "bowing down".
It's like Tywin said.." The Wisest kings learn to listen to their advisers Long after they know how to rule."
The Reins of Castamere at the end 😍🦁
"I DEMAND TRIAL BY COMBAT!" Still gives me goosebumps.
Hair is looking great guys 💁🏻♀️💁🏻♂️
I don't think the Tyrells were trying to throw Sansa under the bus with that plot. remember the Lannisters essentially went behind the Tyrells and stole her from them when they tried to marry her to Loras. By removing Sansa, they ensured that if they couldn't marry houses Tyrell and Lannister together, they could at least keep the keys to the north away from the lannisters
It's more that Littlefinger is throwing Sansa under the bus to make her more dependent on him. It seems like he's transferred his romantic intentions from Catelyn to Sansa now that Catelyn is dead. Ick!
@@tvorryn I mean let's be real here. If she didn't leave she would be probably be charged with aiding and betting Tyrion. So in this case i think Liittlefinger and Olenna did good.
@@BhlackBishop agreed agreed agreed
@@peterd9624 I think Little Finger arranged for Sansa to be the one carrying the poison in her necklace. I don't think the Tyrells cared how Joffrey was killed as long as they didn't take the blame. Little Finger wanted to take Sansa. Olena probably would have been happy for Sansa to be executed if it meant that her granddaughter could marry Tommen, the new king.
26:12 I don't think Spoartan knows what the word "scapegoat" means lol it doesn't mean a goat or another object that helps you escape
I love giggly Pudgey 😂 you guys are such a great partnership simply made for great reactions - really enjoying your journey!
Ramsey is one of my favorites. Not because I like what he does, but his brand of chaos and the way the actor portrays him is great to watch. Him fighting them with no armor and all that confidence is fun to watch. 🤷♂️
Same here. Of course he is a hateful character, but he brings a lot of life to the show, and the acting of his role is first-rate, excellent job.
32:54 Tywin said the same thing a season ago as well. When he confronted Joffrey in the throne room. It isn‘t just Cersei thinking that.
Wasn't that before she became the Queen of Mereen?
Yeah.... But he's tywin.... He's forgiven for all that shit because he's the great tywin who is never wrong..../s
@@Rash23215 You know he kept Oberyn close to help defeat Dany right?
@@BhlackBishop yeah sure.... He also made sure tyrion finds him in toilet so that he kills him..... That was Tywin's plan all along, to get killed by tyrion.... Tywin the GOAT....
@@Rash23215okay dude, Tywin bad, Tywin worst, you can go back to licking Cersei's feet or something. 😭
One of my favorite episodes of this entire series. It’s easy to see why Peter Dinklage wrapped up so many awards for his portrayal of Tyrion. He’s a legend.
I was waiting for this for sooo long! This is the scene that I rewatched the most from the entire series. Peter Dinglage (Tyrion) is just phenomenal!
easily one of the best scenes in TV history. Peter Dinklage is one of the best actors of our lifetimes.
A woman made it to one of Spartan's love/like list!! Only took 4 seasons. 😉
The things going on with Varys in the show, with the weird foreshadowing for alternate motives, like pursuing power, rather than what he preaches as the well-being of the realm are so underdeveloped. He supported the Mad-King, and it was said that when he arrived in King's Landing, Aerys became more and more paranoid. Makes me wonder why the showrunners dropped fAegon as a plot point, if these things were set up.
FAegon and Varys intertwine in their arcs. They indeed shouldn't have cut the FAegon part but since the books weren't done yet, it was wise to not include it
@@morisakarleign3014 But the thing is, they hint at something ulterior, but never pursue it. Like imagine Jaime was hinted at being a good person, but at the end, he just ends up saying he 'never cared for people, innocent or otherwise'. What would be the point?
I think his name is Petle Dinkle and I think he won an award for best acting performance for that last scene. Hes great frosted flakes.
Pudgey referring to the Theon scene- “I feel like an idiot, we were so happy”
Don’t feel bad, we were all happiness crushed idiots too when we saw it.😃
The first time i saw the actor of Ramsey was in Misfits and then he appeared in GOT “saving” Theon and I assumed he was good because of his character in Misfits but i couldn’t have been more wrong, he turned out being one of the best villains on TV.
The same reason little finger is great is why cersi is great written and acted superbly...
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I was proud of you Spartan for picking up that Tywin played them all bec he wanted Jamie to take his place as heir
I love the spark between the two of you. Always clashing for whose theory wins. I love Tyrion this episode, seems very personal too for Peter Dinklage. I wonder how he felt playing a character like this that's actually portrayed as a person
Davos constantly having to clarify the difference between piracy and smuggling 😂
the whole hair situation at the beginning is fucken gold.
“They’re there already?” Yes, because a lot of time can pass between scenes. Just because only a couple of scenes ago with Yara, she was in the Iron islands does not mean that both time and distance has not passed since then Her ship had top sail all the way south of the Seven Kingdoms, around The Reach and Dorne, through The Stepsons, and north again up the Narrow Sea. This would probably take a month or more.
They were probably more surprised that it would happen this episode, when it seemed like they were building it up to be done at the end of the season.
A couple of comments in support of Spartan:
1) I know smug viewers with the blessing of hindsight may not recognize this but Spartan’s guess that Theon may be used to exploit trust thereby gaining access to the Greyjoy’s stronghold in Pike and eliminating Balon is a good theory at this point in the story with the limited info at hand.
2) His summation that the Iron Bank would most likely be playing both sides of the field rather than picking one team and forsaking the other is spot on. It’s not a huge stretch to come at this because we see it play out in our own lives constantly as politicians are bought and payed for on both sides of the aisle by the same people hedging their bets. Still a good call since it wasn’t explicitly stated and shows a clear understanding of that identical dynamic demonstrated in the Game of Thrones that is at its weirwood roots nothing if not political.
Jojen is a greenseer, which means he can see into the future. Wargs can go into the bodies of animals
Shae wasn't threatened. She was scorned by Tyrion and now she is getting him back. And you guys were pretty happy to see Tyrion sinking his own ship.
I just found you guys last week and have been binging to finish your House of the Dragon and get caught up on Game of Thrones. I've never seen any better reactors than you two. You are awesome and Pudgey is glorious. Spartan is easy on the eyes. 💗
Peter Dinklage performance was BRILLIANT!!! He has won four Emmy awards 🏆 for his role as Tyrion Lannister.
Hearing Tyrion call out everyone in King's Landing and speak his truth still gives me goosebumps.
Tryion's speech was the highlight of this episode. An epic moment.
But honorable mention goes to:
Pudgey: "I'll do mine later"
Spartan: "Or we can just skip 'em"
:)
"Don't want to be most of us, just the last of us."
Good one.
At 7:30 in the intro, Spartan brings up a good point -- and it's really a huge theme in the entire series. At what point does justice become just raw power or even revenge? How do you rule wisely when your enemies are ruthless and amoral? Do the ends justify the means in terms of what you have to do to stay in power and serve people? All the major characters deal with these questions, with a spray of different results.
This is by far my favorite episode in the show. Tyrion's scene is the best thing ever. Absolutely nailed it!
I know some of you wont like it but I watched almost all the episodes without the subtitles. It gives a sense of how flawless each actor portrayed their characters. It also spoils the spontaneous reaction one gets through words but with subtitles on, you almost never get that feeling. Just an opinion though....Great reaction btw!
That trial scene is my favorite Tyrion scene. Tywin for a few brief moments had everything he ever wanted, his preferred son (Jamie) as his official heir, his hated son (Tyrion) being sent off to the Night's Watch to never bother him again. Tyrion knew that Tywin now had everything he ever wanted and with Shae's betrayal he decided to take it all away from Tywin, proving that he was truly his father's son. Peter Dinklage truly earned his Emmy in that scene.
Pudgey's laughter cheers me up every time.
The honorable mention was too funny😂😂
Can I just say…you two are seriously the best reaction duo online. I can’t get enough of your takes on the show and wish I was there to talk you through some of your stumbles(Locke, blood on Ramsey, who will stand for Tyrion), but man…what a great watch! I literally love watching you guys watch after seeing this series so many times. Wish I could meet and talk to you in person one of these days! Much love!!
wow! that's really great to hear, we're really happy that you've enjoying our reactions. thank you for the kind words!! plenty more of our theories and discussions to come 🙏🏼❤️ we appreciate you!
I love how spartan can poke fun at himself and I love how smart pudgey is ❤
You guys are so fun to watch - keep it up!! One thing that’s interesting to me about Varys’s testimony - everything he’s saying, Tywin had already known.. he was there at the council meeting that Varys was referencing. From what I’d guess, Varys already knows Tywin will have the trial go however he wants it to. So, while he is testifying against Tyrion, he isn’t adding any facts that would hurt Tyrion any more than he already is. I still don’t know if he could have handled it any better, but definitely something that is worth pointing out.
Idk why it took me so long to comment, but you two are the funniest, most positive, and attentive reactors. Love all the facial expressions, witty puns, edits, etc. Wanted to rewatch GoT to get those same feelings I got from my first watch, honestly a lot of the scenes are better with you guys! Keep up the hard work while still enjoying the process, take breaks when needed :)
How did Pycelle get the necklace? Wasn't it on the boat with Littlefinger and Sansa?
I LOVED how Tyrion stood up to his father. He knew Tywin was orchestrating things for his own ends, and refused to go along with it anymore. Amazing performance.
Baelish had thrown it overboard into the little boat. The boat has been driven onto the shore. It was no coincidence- i think
Littlefinger purposely threw it into the row boat with Dantos's body so it could be found! Thus clearing him, and putting the blame on Tyrion and Sansa for the murder!
It *was* on the ship with Littlefinger and Sansa. The only conclusion is that the one Pycelle is showing is a forgery.
@@ArgusStrav it was on the rowboat with ser dontos
🤣I think I'm beginning to live for your Love/Like/Hate lists. So funny! Dinklage is so great in this episode. Enjoyed both your comments and really liked Spartan's thoughts regarding Dany.
One of the most Powerful scenes in TV history. Indeed what a fantastic performance by Dinklage. You could see at the end by his look that even Tywin was impressed thinking "that little twerp played me!". I loved that Jaime defended Tyrion and was ready to hang his cloak and go to Casterly Rock even though he's always hated the idea. What pissed me the most was that Shae was ready to throw Tyrion under the bus knowing that her testimony could result in Tyrion's death.
Tyrion's trial is one of the best moment of the show, what a performance!
From this point on the game has just begun I’m glad to be here. Thank you very much for your videos.❤️✌️💯👊
Spartan was smart with the Theon prediction!
No spoilers ~ From wikipedia ~ About Peter Dinklage and Tyrion Lannister
"Between 2011 and 2019, Dinklage portrayed Tyrion Lannister in HBO's fantasy drama Game of Thrones, an adaptation of author George R. R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire novels. Game of Thrones takes place on the fictional continents of Westeros and Essos and chronicles the power struggles among noble families as they fight for control of the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms. Tyrion is a member of House Lannister, one of the wealthiest and most powerful families in Westeros, and uses his status as a Lannister to mitigate the impact of the marginalization and derision he has received all of his life.
In May 2009, he was the first actor to be cast, as showrunners David Benioff and D. B. Weiss noted that Dinklage, whom they described as funny, smart and witty, was their first choice for the role, as the actor's "core of humanity, covered by a shell of sardonic dry wit, is pretty well in keeping with the character."
Unfamiliar with the source material, Dinklage was cautious in his first meeting with the producers; as a dwarf, "he wouldn't play elves or leprechauns" and was choosy about genre roles. Benioff and Weiss told Dinklage that the character was "a different kind of fantasy little person," or in the actor's words, "No beard, no pointy shoes, a romantic, real human being." Dinklage signed on to play Tyrion before the meeting was half over, in part because, he said, "They told me how popular he was." Martin said of Dinklage's casting, "If he hadn't accepted the part, oh, boy, I don't know what we would have done." The series proved to be a commercial success; it was renewed for multiple seasons and concluded with its eighth season in May 2019.
Dinklage received widespread critical praise for his performance. Matthew Gilbert from The Boston Globe said that Dinklage "gives a winning performance that is charming, morally ambiguous, and self-aware." Dan Kois of The New York Times noted that Dinklage's performance has made the character "all the more popular." The Los Angeles Times wrote "In many ways, Game of Thrones belongs to Dinklage." HuffPost called Tyrion the "most quotable" character and "one of the most beloved characters" of the series.
For his performance, he has gone on to win an Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 2011, 2015, 2018, and 2019, as well as the 2012 Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor. As a result of his performance and increased screen time, Dinklage was given top billing starting in the series' second season. In 2014, he said on The Late Show with David Letterman that he had once tried to read the books the show is based upon, but had found them confusing. He joked, "George Martin, our author, is probably going to kill my character soon because I mentioned that." In 2014, Dinklage and four of his Game of Thrones co-stars became some of the highest paid actors on television, although sources differ on the actors' per-episode salaries. In 2015, Dinklage lent his voice for the role of Tyrion in Game of Thrones: A Telltale Games Series, a video game based on the show."
NEVER trusted Shea 🙅🏽♀️
I get it, she made him happy but always seemed way too Street wise for Tyrion - he’s very naive when it comes to women and falls way too easily while she’s the opposite
Me: *sees S&P get excited about Yara going to rescue Theon*
Me, remembering Ramsay himself saying it to Theon: "If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention."
Sparta: _"When we rewatch this show one day..."_
..........tumbleweed..........
state of your hair spartan?! its a riot xD
Ramsey was covered in blood because he'd been killing other Ironborn that were clearing patrols while Yara and her top men were at the kennels