Game of Thrones 6x9 Reaction *this was EVERYTHING i wanted 

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Let's give Iwan Rheon (Ramsay's actor) the praise he fucking deserves. He made us hate him so much

I love that moment for Sansa. It’s dark for sure but it was deserved and a long time coming! ❤️‍🔥

The feel good episode of the whole show 😂😅🖤 no matter what you may think of the writing in the later seasons, you have to agree this show was always so beautiful to look at. Someone else here commented on the cinematography and i couldnt agree more. Sansa became who she was always meant to be in this episode. It was her "taking back" her authority over her own safety and body .🖤🖤

Omg where is that Tank top from obsessed

LOVING this setup 🤩

You’re funny 🤣 I love it

Munch munch crunch crunch, Ramsay makes the best lunch 😋

27:20….Little did Ramsey know he just woke the dragon in Jon. Also…Ramsey’s death scene is a call back to the very first episode when Ned be headed the deserter. Jon told Bran to not look away or father will know if you do. Ramsey is Sansa’s first execution so she has to be the one to pass the sentence and she has to “swing the sword.” The dogs were her sword and she didn’t look away. This was when she truly became Lady Stark, The Lady of Winterfell.

Brad being a ride or die Sansa stan is everything to me. Thanks king

"we need a miracle, we do!" *a woman arrives on scene* request fulfilled

Dany and Yara are such a vibe together

This episode almost gave me a panic attack. 10/10

Couple of fun fact.. The shield that Jon picks up inside Winterfell has the Bear Island sigil, the proof that Lady Mormont’s 62 men made all the difference.. After the episode originally aired, the actor who plays Rikon tweeted ‘Had a good run #ShouldveZigzagged’ Next episode is my favorite of the entire series.. it is PERFECTION.. 🤌🏻

If there's one thing everyone agrees on about the later seasons of GoT, it's that the production value, cinematography, acting and all of the technical aspects are practically flawless. Very few shows are able to reach the heights this episode did on a technical level in their entire run.

Jon rushing in to save Rickon is exactly the 'mistake' Sansa warned him about.

I must have seen this episode close to fifty times, but without fail, every single time I hear that horn and the Knights of the Eyrie come charging over that hill, my entire body breaks out in goosebumps and every hair stands on end. Perfection.

This episode is in my opinion one of the best episodes of television ever created.

Love, love your support of Sansa! Her character deserves so much more credit than she gets from the fandom. And Sophie Turner is flawless!

That scene where Jon is alone in the battlefield and the horses are charging at him was real. They used actual real horses that charged at him. What an amazing shot it gives me goosebumps every time

You HAVE TO watch the "Making Of" video for this episode!!!! Yes, there's cgi, but not nearly as much as you would think. Ridiculous choreography and stunts from people and horses, including Kit H. standing in front of a line of charging horses, and the one-shot is a masterclass.

Battle of the bastards is one of the best pieces of TV I have seen. Like production, directing, cinematography and acting all on point.

I think this is literally the first episode of Game of Thrones where you actually feel good at the end. Only took 6 seasons! And it literally ends with a man being eaten alive by dogs! 😂

Watching John between this horses is the hardest thing for me in the whole GoT seasons PS: Munch munch crunch crunch

I thought I saw your eyes tear up with happy & proud tears for Sansa!!! That smirk at the end is everything we needed for her.

It indeed was outstanding, back when it came out but also today still. Such battle scenes were unseen on a TV show, even most Blockbuster Movies lack such scenes. Kit said he got quite some anxiety from it though, as the getting squeezed felt a bit too real for him.

@32:57: remember what Bolton Sr said to Ramsay? Behave like a mad dog and you’ll be treated like one. ‘Taken out back and slaughtered for pig feed’. Well, dog feed. Poor Walda and her baby also got their revenge.

Sansa "Zon't do what he wants" Jon "But what if I do jus cause"

The look on your face when Jon first got to Ramsey 😂

Outside of the Red Wedding, the episode is probably the most stressful to watch. Breathless, on the edge of your seat, amazing TV.

I love all the scenes where Daenerys gives these grand speeches about change it is just so hopeful. Like I love how she got a hardcore Iron Islander to instantly vow to give up their entire way of life to throw out all the violence, r*ping, and pillaging. Like I just don’t see how you couldn’t be on board with her? She wants peace and no more violence right? What’s not to love? Get on board people!

The way you get so excited over dragons is so fun to watch because sameeeee. I can't wait for you to get on the House of Dragons train! That show is literally what you enjoy the most of GoT 🤭

@21:13: this is exactly the intention the director had shooting this scene. He wanted to convey that Jon benefits from a supernatural luck and that he might indeed be protected by the old Gods or maybe the Lord of Light. Or any God.

I never noticed the Mormont shield, that is an INSANE detail!

and ep 10 is even betterr

Yup glad you caught the Dany parallel inverted. Which is really the difference of the two sides of the targaryen coin. And Jon's coin is landing in the right place. People get hung up over the logistics of this episode. But what really matters is the long road to the payoff, the catharsis you get after getting the rug pulled from under your feet over and over again. What other show will keep the protagonists separated for 7 seasons? the longer the wait, the sweeter it is. The battle is also the theme of the resurrection of winterfell via Jon Snow's own arc. He metaphorically comes out of the womb. The kings of Winter are back in their ancestral seat after years of heartbreak. The stark curse is over.

Sansa best character for me since day 1 People can learn and grow and she fucking did

20:25 Apparently that first row of horses charging at Jon are real live horses galloping full speed towards Kit Harington. Phenomenal shot and episode.

LOVE YOUR EDITING !!! What??? The Mormont thing, the shereen thing, the Jon into Danny thing omg wow Brad! Best RU-vid reactor to date!?!!❤

Easily my favorite reaction you’ve done on Patreon so I’m so freaking excited to see what editing magic you’ve added here✨

Oh yea the battle or the bastards is very very well filmed i was on edge the whole time. Beautiful choreography and cinematography and NO CGI. It’s wild! I watched the behind the scenes and is utterly awed by the scale of it.

I love how Brad gets fully drawn in and completely forgets Sansa’s entire set up of writing to Littlefinger and everything. Sansa is smart and knew what would happen before it happened. But she wasn’t listened to because she’s a woman. It’s basically the entire theme of Game of Thrones LOL!

I remember when this came out. I don’t think I breathed through the whole thing. A BEAST of an episode. 10/10

This episode won the most number of emmy awards for the year of 2016 in all departments it got nominated from writing , directing to technical aspects of the episode.

I've never been more excited to watch someone watch something. Literally since Brad has been watching GOT I've been waiting for THIS episode!!!!! I'm so fucking happy❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

All the drama in this episode then Brad eclipses it by dropping the bombshell that he is gay!

Ugh omfg i get chills every time i see the shot of Jon unsheathing his sword, the horses are coming towards him, the music. Then into the greatest battle one shot ive ever seen in my life. STUNNING PRODUCTION on this one.

I love how Sansa transforms into a badass.. If we remember from the first seasons what she was and how all of this changed her.

Battle of the Bastards AKA "Lord have mercy I'm bout to bust!"

Also been eagerly anticipating your reaction to Daenerys and Yara’s chemistry…

Omggggg!!!!! You noticed that it was the Mormont shield!!!! Yes!!!! So many reactors miss that or just brush over that amazing detail❤

YES!!! It's Stark time baby!!! 🐺

You seperated the episodes!!, Yessss

Battle of Bastards and Winds of Winter are the reason season 6 is choosen by some (not me, but I understand it) as the best season of GoT. We had Hold the Door (6x5), we had Blood of my Blood (6x6) , and many other good moments. But these two episodes were the only ones no one skips a scene. The attention gets stuck from the opening to the credits and by this point GoT was already losing it.

I love Jon, I do. But you can always count on him to make absolutely terrible decisions (against wiser advice)... AND THEN IMMEDIATELY FOLLOW IT UP WITH AN EPIC AF SEQUENCE 🐺 That's what Robb lacked for me, he made many terrible decisions and had no EPIC AF follow up to them 😂

I think after this episode, everyone is waiting for your final season reaction.

This episode is probably one of the best episodes in the entire series I mean we lost the Stark but seriously who gives a f*** about rickon it was his own damn fault the boy could not zigzag I'm just f****** thrilled you're finally to the battle of the bastards that was one of the best battle scenes I can recall TV or movie and of course you know about the wonderful wonderful aftermath of that 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

This episode and the next are PEAK television. Nothing compares in the last 8 years for me.

💜ONLY COMMENT ABOUT THIS EPISODE💜

here for the munch munch crunch crunch! one of my favourite episodes of the entire show hehehe

Unpopular opinion: Ramsay is sexy.

14:04 gotta put in my opinion on that cause that's one thing i love about sansa. She is not a fighter in that sense. She is smart, she is a survivor but she is not a fighter. A female character that doesn't need to have a sword to be strong, because honestly we see characters like sansa so rarely. A woman who is strong but not in the sense of defying gender roles (which not saying that i don't love a bitch that goes agains gender roles but it's nice to see differents takes on it yk)

Well, it is clear that Sansa learned from the best...

I don't have a discord but can someone recommend The Lord of The Rings trilogy to Brad? I'm pretty sure his reaction will wholesome 🤩

Everyone talks about the red wedding and all the other horrible things that has happened, but for me it will always be the pile of dead muddy people and Jon being trampled. This scene bothered me so much that the first time I watched it I debated turning it off multiple times. And it's still hard for me to watch it. I also think of all the deaths in this show the giant's death is one of the hardest on me. Top 5 tragic deaths for sure.

Jon was so annoying this episode i considered rooting for ramsey😭😭😭

I’ve only just started it but iwans character in misfits at the start of the show is so much different than his character in this talk about range but that’s probably going to change

Director tor Miguel Sapochnik and Kit Harrington did a deep dive on how the trampling scene was a metaphor for the rebirth of Jon. Jon by the time of the battle is a man beaten down by circumstance. His increasingly agitated interactions with the people closest to him is reflective of his inner despondence and self-doubt. This is a man betrayed by his own Brothers. A man who's lost faith.That famous one take of Jon in the field dodging arrows and horses is the height of his resignation to fate. That's the point where he's on auto pilot with a singular purpose to kill or die. Probably the best way to remain alive in a pitched battle, when you've already accepted you're as good as dead. But as the crush starts and he gets buried under a mass of humanity, he's finally forced to slow down. There's a close up of his face looking almost serene, like he's finally at peace with the end. But in this process of letting go he also starts to regain the humanity he had lost after being betrayed. From under the stampede he finds a new desire to live stronger than before, and as he comes up gasping for air, he emerges a man reborn. THIS, is the real Resurrection of Jon Snow. Or as Sapochnik calls it, 'the vaginal birthing shot' lol. It's a parable for the reawakening of The North. The turning point. Jon being raised above the stampede mirrors another similar turning point moment. To S3 finale "Mhysa" where Dany is held aloft the human tide, except the circumstance is turned over its head figuratively and literally. Btw after hearing the slow sad version for so long, the "triumphant reprise" of the Stark theme as they break through the Bolton lines is perfect use of emotive BGM.

Gosh, I forgot how good this episode was 😮

SOOO EXCITED

I don't know if people have said it already. Buut they couldn't CGI the battle of the bastard. So this is Kit (Jon) getting charged by horses, beaten and fightin

Sansa warned John. She knew exactly what's going to happen. I think after this, John holds more respect for her. He better does.

Yes. Its says a lot why Jon is standing there fighting first and Ramsey is still there. It says that Jon is an idiot.

Brad you are hilarious and amazing, watching your reactions is like a warm hug ❤

Arguably one of the best episodes of GOT ever. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Hey love ur reactions (sorry this is not related but) would you to see ur reaction to all of us strangers movie

Can't wait for the finale! munch munch crunch crunch!

if you want the real time experience, then the next season should be done at the next 2 years.

unrelated but could you do a reaction to the third maze runner “The Death Cure”?

Cavalry really did make or break wars up until WW2. Knights of the Vale have a wonderful cavalry and of course we know how feared the Dothraki are. "Only a fool would meet the Dothraki in an open field." - Robert Baratheon

Sansa should be King of the North!

This episode is so Iconic, name a better battle scene and fail 😁

Jon Snow is incredibly stupid in this battle.

Seeing behind the scenes of this episode is epic. Yes, it's CGI :)

yaaaas!! ive literally been DYING.. WAITING!!! this just made my whole week 😭😭💗❤ ⚔🗡❤‍🔥💙❤❤‍🔥🗡⚔

Do more twilight please ❤❤❤ love the videos

YASSS to those munchie crunchies at the end :D

The clip of CelinaSpookyBoo flipping the bird while sleep walking is everything 🤣 fucking love that woman 🥰

love how you love sansa like she didnt just withhold the information that she had the vale armee at her disposal and let jon think there is no reason to wait for the fight, because what could you be waiting for. she is the reason all those people died.

Have watched this an absurd amount of times already. This is one of your best and I have been waiting for you to get to this point it's so satisfying. Great job. I live for all of it.

Dany's brother Viserys was known as "The Beggar King" so that definitely hit a nerve and didn't help the masters case lol

I was expecting an Ariana cut of “yes… and?” for when you had the whole gay/ bastard comment 🤣🤣

oh his elation over murder... so cute

Omg, it’s revenge time⚔️ can’t wait!!

Wait, im fairly new to you… have you not watched game of thrones? The NEXT Episode tho! Better watch it on the toilet with a glass of wine!

And the next episode is MY FAVORITE!

The battle was actually a 1 shot take they didn't do what they normally do in the show

you should look at the behind the scenes of this & 6x10, it’s crazy. keep a pin for the 7x4 behind the scenes too 🤯 since you’re getting close to the end, let me suggest another banger: Westworld 🤠🤖 Christopher Nolan’s brother, Jonah & his wife Lisa Joy, along with Ramin Djawadi that did the music for Thrones. it’s incredible

Jon must’ve told Sansa about the dogs cuz she was not there when Ramsey mentioned not feeding the dogs for seven days. And I know Sansa came in clutch but she could’ve told Jon about Littlefinger and The Knight’s of the Vale instead of arguing with Jon about not having enough men the night before the battle. Anyway, one of my favorite episodes and I think it’s an Emmy winning episode, too.

So maybe someone could explain this to me: I never understood (or maybe I missed it) why Sansa only said to Jon that they needed more men instead of saying "Hey I could send a raven to Little Finger"? I mean she did it anyways ... why not propose it