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This is nitpick but hearing tormund say how bothered he is by the height of the wall, meanwhile he’s supposedly climbed the wall fifty times, just shows how the writers give no shits at this point.

Jamie almost dying by the hands of Cercei was SUCH A goosebumps moment. I was SO nervous. Solidified that Jamie is probably one of my favorite characters.

"How is this show wrapped up six episodes after this?" Thats the neat part, it doesnt!

Carter said it well, and I think that’s the main problem with those who justify the last seasons of Game of Thrones. Just because something has to be surprising (and it probably is) doesn’t mean it’s justified or good. It must be believable, regardless of whether it’s surprising or not, and that’s what killed Game of Thrones: the need to surprise no matter what or how.

Sansa worked it out when she was working out the worst possible reason for her to do what she is doing The outcome would be Arya would be the lady of Winterfell, Sansa knows Arya doesn’t want that so it can’t be true. She applied the same principles to Littlefinger and the outcomes were consistent with his previous tactics with her mum and aunt Lysa

Bron and cersei's actors had a clause in their contracts that they can't be together on set, that's why podrick and Bron left.

Notice how Dany was late to the meeting, in season 1 Dany was told “Dothraki aren’t known for their punctuality” also her hair gets more and more braids as she goes on like a Dothraki!

"are we about to see another dance of dragons?" well the thing about being able to see...well ill let you guys find out

he is not the prince that was promised! and y’all loving this episode tells me everything

Yeah that's the Dragonpit.We see it in full glory in HoTD. When the Targaryen lost their dragons, the dragon pit was abandonned... and well and some event that is yet to happen in HoTD too but that would be a spoiler.

"When the snows fall and the white winds blow, the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives." I love this quote so much and I can't believe y'all cut it out, but oh well. Cannon apologizing after all the crap he talked about the Arya/Sansa beef was funny. I'm glad you guys all collectively seemed to enjoy this finale. I'm very curious to see your reactions to season 8. I hope it doesn't make y'all hate the show, but I guess we'll see.

You talked over one of the best meetings of the entire series.

Littlefinger by all laws should have been able to walk away from that “trial”if not for Bran’s power to see the past and the truth. Bran’s ending may not make sense for most viewers but his abilities will always be a power to be reckoned with.

Time to watch R + L = J reaction

Once again, I'm with Carter. If you hated the Arya-Sansa plot becaue it didn't make sense, having a twist in the end doesn't negate the fact that it didn't make sense! A well-written plot would still make sense while it is unfolding and would not be jarring to the audience, even if it takes an unexpeted turn at the end. Seasons 7 and 8 are a completely different show to me. Peak GoT is about political intrigue, clever plots, and character-driven dialogue and storylines. The magical and fantastical elements were only the icing on the cake. But now that they are the main events, the show has become all about spectacles. I think this is what Carter meant when he said he felt like he's conscious that he's watching a tv show now, as opposed to witnessing events unfold naturally like in earlier seasons. Without GRRM the show also lost the sharpness in its writing. Often times now it has a distinct fanfiction feel to it. The dialogue sounds strained and scenes play like they're only there to move the plot along, like they''re trying to get places in a hurry rather than the natural pacing in peak GoT.

Ah yes, were finally at that point where everyone is actually seeing how the threads are all starting to fall apart, and coming the realization that the writers/directors actually stopped giving a shit.

I wonder why they wonder why dragonglass works when it was shown in that episode with Bran with The Three-eyed Raven in that cave with the Children of the Forest, it showed how the Night King was made

I can’t wait for them to get to season 8 episode 5 😂😂

Nothing but peak from here on out 😝

Kudos to Brig for being the Three Eyed Raven of the panel! I think he holds the record for the most correct predictions. About Brig’s comment saying Ned was at fault for not telling Jon about his parentage when they parted ways: Ned said he’d tell him the next time they saw each other. That would have been after Jon had taken his Night’s Watch vows never to wear a crown. So Ned was still protecting him from Robert at that moment. He didn’t want the truth to get out until Jon was no longer a threat.

I think it's cool how Danerys rides the dragon named after her husband, John rides the dragon that his named after his father, and the Night King rides the dragon named after Danerys's dbag brother!

"RoBErT's rEbeLLi0n wAs bUilT oN a LiE" His grandpa, uncle and other noble fathers-sons rolling in their graves when he said this.

Imagine talking through the Hound and Brienne reunion

It's funny to see how the majority of people who react to Game of Thrones the second they find out that John is Aegon, invalidate everything Daenerys has done since season one, everything she has sacrificed and everything she has worked hard for, they forget. All your effort and merit to deserve the iron throne, I could see it with you too, it's fun. It's sad, because I know that in the next episodes, no matter what happens, they will want to see John on the throne and not Daenerys.

Crazy visualize, but idk - this season had so much potential

I used to think that Bran have all the information when he was alone with Sansa and Arya. Remember he gave the dager to Arya? And she showed the dager to LF in this episode. So I guess that in that secene when they are together talking, he told all thise things they didn't know to come into the conclusion for this episode. At least that is the only hint I see Lol

Why are people so mad about Sansa?! I believe she’s one of the smartest characters! Like she’s been to the bottom of hell and back! Her whole life was chaotic!

Rhaegal is the other dragon. Viscerion was the one who died and brought back to life by the Night King.

Sansa, Arya, and Bran had to have collaborated because Arya would never have known that Littlefinger had told their mother that the dagger belonged to Tyrion Lannister without Bran seeing it and telling them.

"Theon no peen" joke in the middle of the fight That's the late seasons for you

‘WOrDs sToP mEAniNg aNyTHing’ - Jon Snow

i genuinely cant wait to see what yall think about season 8

Get ready to witness the peak cinema next season.

The biggest reason that Ned didn't tell Jon the truth about his mother at that point was that he wasn't sworn to the Night's Watch yet, being in the Night's Watch puts you beyond the reach of having broken laws (most of the criminals who were "sentenced" to the wall), or incurred the wrath of the king (Ser Alliser, for fighting for the Targaryens against Robert, or Jon being the son of the hated Rhaegar with the women he loved... he did say that he would kill any Targaryen he found). Once he was a sworn brother, and as part of his oath relinquishing family and any claim to titles, none of it could be held against him.

The fact that this is how littlefinger goes down if all people

'AND NOW OUR PEAK TV HAS ENDED' kinda excited to see your season 8 reactions now! the fact you all love the show so much is gonna make the next episodes so much better! it wouldnt be the same if you wasnt this invested because thats how we all were! never thought id say this but roll on S8 😁

The Littlefinger judgement scene will always be amazing! 👌 Love the reactions! 30:35 "How is Daenerys gonna take this?" Well... she is obviously taking it very gentle and deep. 👀🤔

What had to be a clue to Sansa that Littlefinger was pulling a fast one on her was when he tried to convince her that Arya wanted to get rid of her to become Lady of Winterfell... anyone who knew her would know that would be the last thing on earth she would aspire to. That would get her asking questions... and there was a scene filmed with her talking to Bran, but it wound up on the cutting room floor.

"Don't look at John's buns! I'm sorry - Aegon's buns!" Needs to be a t-shirt lol

I think Bran does give a hint that he knows what Littlefinger did when he told him "chaos is a ladder." Right at that moment Littlefinger should have realized how dangerous Bran was to his scheming.

So this is my favorite episode of the season, and I think one of the best in the series overall. It's so frustrating that S7 is inconsistent, because all the ingredients for something great are there for the taking. They really shouldn't have shortened the season because even just a few more episodes in between the big stuff helps to space out key plot moments, and more or less "buffer" the pacing. More than anything, it would contribute to fleshing stuff out. Euron could have used this. He barely got any time, so he's an afterthought of a villain. Cersei is queen but unlike Robert, Tommen, Dany in Mareen and even Joffery, we never really see her dealing with the stresses of ruling. It's the little things, I guess, but they add a lot.

Littlefinger's last scene was one of the last great scenes of the series. It fooled most of us thinking that Sansa lost her mind lol...I knew the reaction would be good when you were hating on Sansa seemingly going against Arya

Remember, Neds best friend had just sacked the throne(with Jaimie's help mind you) and was killing all the possible heirs. Thats why Dani and her brother were all the way across the narrow sea. Hiding from Robert. If Ned tells John that he is the son of the Mad kings brother(making him the next heir in line for the throne), he would certainly have him killed. Ned was trying to protect his sisters legacy and not put himself in the situation to have to kill his best friend.

The Mockingbird was killed by a pack of wolves.

just me or the geks reaction is becoming more unfazed by big scenes? They seem to have more and more straight face as we go through the episodes

Hope you guys have a good oled screen for season 8

its my first time sticking out a reaction series to the later seasons so its quite interesting slowly watching the shift in the audience that watches these, I mean it makes perfect sense but its still pretty cool to see the slow shift to less and less criticism of the show in the comment sections

I always get so much satisfaction from Littlefinger getting what he deserved.

The ending i was hoping for was a final shot, starting with a zoomed in shot of Littlefinger's face, then the camera slowly pulls out to show him on the Iron Throne, then the camera pulls out further to show that all of Kings Landing burning around him. The show would end with him as King of the Ashes. But that obviously didn't happen lol

Actually when Lysa was loosing her shit and going to push Sansa out the moon door, she admitted to poisoning Jon Arryn. She said “No one comes between Peter and me”

This was clearly the end of a great show. This entire season was kind of off That last episode had so many moments that were just a mess Also the lore of the dragons and the wall has been messed with… Remember what was said to Jace at the wall on House of the Dragon? The dragons wouldn’t even cross the wall Edit I AM second!!!

19:00 the impatience is so strong here lol.

I actually really loved this season - idk what everyone else is on. The cinematography is phenomenal, even the story is fine

I've heard it's possible Benjen knew the truth about Jon, partially supported by their conversation in S1E1 about joining the Night's Watch and what Jon would be giving up.

Ned is not a rat for not telling Jon. Remember Robert was still alive at that time and he wanted to kill every last Targaryen he could get his hands on. it was smart for Ned not to tell Jon not knowing if young Jon would have been mature enough to keep it secret while the whole world continues to call him a bastard and spit in his face. what Ned IS a rat for is never telling Catelyn..... he let Cat treat Jon like shit for YEARS because she thought Jon was a symbol of Ned's infidelity being flaunted in her face. Ned could have told her so she would have lightened up on Jon and she would have 100% been able to keep it a secret.

42:18 - I have something I want to say about this but I can't talk about it until you see the final season through :( dang it!

It's equally possible that Sansa went to Bran and asked him if he had any knowledge concerning Little Finger. Sansa was aware Little Finger was a snake. She's learned and has become extremely smart. So, I'm pretty sure she caught on to Little Finger attempting to pull her and Arya apart. So, she may have approached Bran herself asking him if he had any knowledge of Little Finger's wicked deeds.

29:02 I’m really of the belief that Carters wife is just a beard,him and Cannon have a physical relationship to rival the Menendez Brothers.Cannon treats his brother and sister like they’re dating.Suss!!!!😮😂😂😂

never seen so many grown men use cook and sus in one sitting lol

And there you have it guys...Winter has finally come. And so has the dead😨😨😨

I think some of Arya and Sansa's back and forths were legit. Arya never got along with Sansa when they were younger and their personalities clashed. They hadn't seen one another since they were children so there were INDEED unresolved issues. HOWEVER, they are both also smart enough to know the weasel that Little Finger is, with Sansa knowing him best. They milked him for information and played his own game against him. I think it's fair to think if it weren't for Bran it is possible that Little Finger could have gotten in Sansa's head and caused a problem between her and Arya, but it's also possible that Sansa didn't need Bran's info to know how dirty Little Finger played the game and thus was capable of not allowing him to influence her.

I'ts so fucking obvious Brings already knew Arya would kill littlefinger but he "called it out" b4 to seem smart hahaha

He never was and wouldn't be a "Sand". It's based off of where you are raised not where you were born. For knowing everything Bran doesn't know much.

Notice the Wight at the meeting kinda looked like King Viserys! It’s not him obviously but it looks weirdly like him

This season was so good i love it for all that drama and emotions that they made us feel it have had some up and downs but it was my favorite season and from now on it's just pure insanity💔

brigg isnt spoiling he is predicting since season 7-8 are predictable af

Ya'll should watch horror movies next

I'm gonna have to look up the word "cook", cause 90% of the video is about people cooking and I have no idea what that means lol.

rip viserion

I thought LittleFinger scene was a fitting end. He underestimated the Starks, especially his protegee Sansa like many before him. The twist was good but it hit different. We're used to hints however subtle of where the plots might lead. There was little to none of that here. The viewers were blindsighted too and in hindsight I think it was meant to mirror just how secretive the Starks had to be on this to evade detection by such a dangerous and manipulative player. Very good episode over all.

My problem with the final two seasons was that I felt like I was watching a list of bullet points with nothing to connect them. We watched an outline rather than a fully written story.

Arya and sansa's beef scenes are reaction to the dirts little finger was throwing at them. In our point of view it looks like its working, but they were just clearing things out.

Just a little trivia, Cersei’s and Bronn’s actors are exes in real life and their relationship ended badly that’s why they only shared a scene in 1 episode in the whole series (I think it’s on S2 or S3? Can’t remember)

Bruh they sent Gendry to get a raven to Dany. The thing was, will she get there before it’s too late. Did you need to see some twist you didn’t expect?

God the writing..... never seen something going downhill so fast

33:25 Tell me that shot wasn't from World of Warcraft: The Lich King trailer. That's Crazy.

all the build up between arya and sansa was genuine, so there's nothing to apologise for for finding it stupid and contrived there's a deleted scene where sansa goes to speak to bran before the execution and he tells her about LF's plan and so they turn against him at the last minute

if lyanna told ned the truth about the marriage. ned not only held the secret about jon but his whole reason to be in the rebellion in the first place was false. thats brutal

The prince that was promised was actually danaerys as revealed in hotd2 via daemon's vision. It's called prince not bc it's a man, just like missandei explained before, high valyrian doesn't have masculine/feminine and is gender neutral. So it means the prince/princess that was promised.

Guys, my suggestion is, at this point we all know it's going downhill from here -- just try to enjoy the good parts when you can. It is rushed, the writing took a turn for the worse, but there's still some good scenes here and there.

I've always though that this reunion was the exact moment when Daenerys shoul attack her enemies and finish everything...

that meeting was in the dragon pit.

That ending scene was totally ripped off from Wrath of the Lich King lol.

30:00 seriously where is the moderator for these guys. You know there are idiots in the comment section just waiting to spoil a whole show for people. That is the only power in their little life.

ok so the arya sansa rivalry was real...according to the leaks there was supposed to be a scene after the scene in this episode when sansa n little finger talk where she goes to bran and asks him and he tells her the truth about little finger and all he did....they even shot that scene i think but left it out so that people would believe that maybe arya and sansa were acting all along and their beef wasnt real and they were only doing it all to trap little finger...giving the lousey plot line an out and the possibility of an underlying scheme between the sisters and not just a last minute save from omniscient bran resolving a dumb senseless enmity...like i said before...a chunk of ice floatig on a raft pretending to be an iceberg:p one of the many in this season and the one to come

"She wanted to bring you Fire and Blood until I advised her otherwise" Damn, Tyrion from the books would kill this tyrion 😢😅

Jon was surrounded by ambitious people, making power plays he wasn't used to. He simply wanted to do what was right, save humanity. I don't understand how some people judge Jon for being kind, honorable and fair.

Maybe you guys should watch the R+L=J video to see all the hints about Jon being Rheagar and Lynna's son.

Idk it didn’t even take a rewatch for me seeing Sansa’s eyes the second Little Finger says “who does she become?” To me she clearly intuitive knows something’s up the second he says that cus she knows her sister better than that: she’s never wanted to be a lady, and if she had any doubt for a minute, he have himself away right then and there. Go back and watch her eyes react.

the immediate jumping off the Dany's ship IS INSANE .....makes sense male creators of the show male reactors of the channel ...an entire 7 seasons just for a 5 second reveal change of heart.... i'll only be coming back for 8x5

Hahaha These seasons 7 and 8 were pretty joke. U even pointed out to teleportation . Yes that is exactly how i would describe it. The way story and people moved between places as if they are living in 2080.

They were colluding the whole time there's a deleted scene that has bran explain to them what happened with Ned but Dan and Dave decided to remove that because they wanted it to be a surprise to the audience along with little finger as someone who enjoyed the last two seasons of the show very much I believe this is one of the few mistakes they made

@36:18. Not sure about the treason, but Arya has a serious body count...lol

Dragon glass was used to create the first white walker.

He's not the prince that was promised. The prophesy says the prince that was promised will bring dragons from stone. That's Daenarys. And they showed it in house of the dragon too

A curiosity, the actor Bron and Cersei hated each other, in their contract they couldn't have scenes together

Sorry guys I have to strongly question how you don’t see the twist coming with Sansa and Arya. In season one Arya’s whole personality is that she doesn’t want to be a lady. Sansa knows this very well, Little finger is doing the questions, and Sansa ends with, Arya wants to be the lady of Winterfell. How does it not click that they’re obviously about to catch onto him because Arya would never want to be lady of anything.

bro was talking during the main punch line of the whole episode🤦🏼‍♂️

They did not had to show how Sansa find out the truth. Her whole ark is building to that point. She learned from the best, Cersei, Tyrion and littlefinger. In the end she is the one who finally know how to play the game of thrones. Little fingers downfall was convincing her that Arya wants to be the lady of Winterfell, which es the one thing she never wanted.

Euron's character suffered the most of what he actually is