Game of Thrones Season 4 Episode 6 'The Laws of Gods and Men' REACTION!! 

Tyrion and Tywin's stare down in the ending was so epic.

One of my favourite Tyrion scenes still to this day...Peter Dinklage absolutely slayed it.

One of the best speeches on TV ever. Easy Emmy for Peter Dinklage.

Tyrion is half my size, and twice the man i am.

Shae’s betrayal of Tyrion is to this day one of the saddest things in Game of Thrones.

"the rains of catasphere" XD

"Poison....used to strike down the most noble child the gods ever put on this good earth!" - Pycelle Can't show everything but this has to be one of my favorite lines of the entire show!!lmao Pycelle is such a troll.

Tyrion's trial isn't over yet, he demanded trial by combat. No sentence can be passed until that is over

I know Varys testifying hurts because he has been so close to Tyrion, but remember what he said when Tyrion wanted him to lie about Shae. He has no one to help, protect, or avenge him if he is in trouble. He simply cannot afford to risk his position since he wants to help the Realm. He also does NOT deny what Tyrion asks him and if you watch his face you can see some pain/sorrow in his eyes while he looks at Tyrion before he puts his game face back on to answer. I think he really does care about Tyrion and HATES to testify against him, but he has no choice. It is the saddest part to me because the part with Shae doesn't make me sad. It makes me furious. Tyrion's heartbreak is awful and I am sad for him, but not in that moment. in that moment all I feel is blinding rage towards Shae for lying and sentencing him to death with her words. >n>

They really softened Shae's testimony in the show, in the book she basically pretends to be some innocent girl that Tyrion forced into prostitution on her wedding day before killing her betrothed, and she also accuses him of having some huge evil conspiracy to take the throne from Tommen: "They plotted it together," she said, this girl he'd loved. "The Imp and Lady Sansa plotted it after the Young Wolf died. Sansa wanted revenge for her brother and Tyrion meant to have the throne. He was going to kill his sister next, and then his own lord father, so he could be Hand for Prince Tommen. But after a year or so, before Tommen got too old, he would have killed him too, so as to take the crown for his own head." "How could you know all this?" demanded Prince Oberyn. "Why would the Imp indulge such plans to his wife's maid?" "I overheard some, m'lord," said Shae, "and m'lady let things slip too. But most I had from his own lips. I wasn't only Lady Sansa's maid. I was his whore, all the time he was here in King's Landing. On the morning of the wedding, he dragged me down where they keep the dragon skulls and fucked me there with the monsters all around. And when I cried, he said I ought to be more grateful, that it wasn't every girl who got to be the king's whore. That was when he told me how he meant to be king. He said that poor boy Joffrey would never know his bride the way he was knowing me." She started sobbing then. "I never meant to be a whore, m'lords. I was to be married. A squire, he was, and a good brave boy, gentle born. But the Imp saw me at the Green Fork and put the boy I meant to marry in the front rank of the van, and after he was killed he sent his wildlings to bring me to his tent. Shagga, the big one, and Timett with the burned eye. He said if I didn't pleasure him, he'd give me to them, so I did. Then he brought me to the city, so I'd be close when he wanted me. He made me do such shameful things . . . " Prince Oberyn looked curious. "What sorts of things?" "Unspeakable things." As the tears rolled slowly down that pretty face, no doubt every man in the hall wanted to take Shae in his arms and comfort her. "With my mouth and . . . other parts, m'lord. All my parts. He used me every way there was, and . . . he used to make me tell him how big he was. My giant, I had to call him, my giant of Lannister." Oswald Kettleblack was the first to laugh. Boros and Meryn joined in, then Cersei, Ser Loras, and more lords and ladies than he could count. The sudden gale of mirth made the rafters ring and shook the Iron Throne. "It's true," Shae protested. "My giant of Lannister." The laughter swelled twice as loud. Their mouths were twisted in merriment, their bellies shook. Some laughed so hard that snot flew from their nostrils. _I saved you all,_ Tyrion thought. _I saved this vile city and all your worthless lives._ There were hundreds in the throne room, every one of them laughing but his father. Or so it seemed. Even the Red Viper chortled, and Mace Tyrell looked like to bust a gut, but Lord Tywin Lannister sat between them as if made of stone, his fingers steepled beneath his chin.

i just love how Jamie was willing to do anything to save Tyrion. Living in Casterly Rock with wife and children is the worst thing that could happen to him and he didn't even hestitate, he agreed to that fate if that meant Tyrion wwould be safe, I just love them

How tywin had planned all of that (get jamie back to casterly rock, banished tyrion to the wall) then tyrion "Nope!", Ha!! In your face, tywin!!

When you laughed at how many titles Tommen had I was just like " He has nothing on Dany "

What should have been another Emmy Award win for Peter Dinklage! Did you Notice Oberyn’s body language every time he was seated whether during the Small Council meeting or the trial? It showed that he was bored or disinterested. But after that epic speech his nonverbals changed indicating a 180 degree turn in his behavior.

And you know, the thing about Baelish is that he poses as piece on the game but he's actually one of the best players. On the books, he's even better because he's offers no danger for anyone, he's funny and trustable (on the show, you distrust him every single time he's on the scene). It's a character I hate to love and I love to hate. I have to say one thing here: Sor Davos is a character I love a lot and he's very underestimated in my opinion. He's smart and genuinely a good person. Last, but not least, Alfie Allen should have won an emmy for portraying Theon/Reek. Seriously. Amazing acting.

I don't think Cersei was kissing up to Oberyn I think she genuinely misses her daughter But it does help that he was a judge

Hands down best speech in GoT -Mr. Nice Man

The statue is called The Titan of Braavos, GRRM based it on The Colossus of Rhodes one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world which was a statue of the Greek sun god Helios that stood in the harbour of Rhodes) unlike GRRM’s version said to be made of stone and bronze, the real statue was made entirely of bronze but was destroyed in an earthquake in 226 BC).

When Littlefinger and Sansa were on the ship he told her, "If they never know who you are or what you want, they can never guess what you might do next." So far he has played his game perfectly.

I agree; I love seeing Charles Dance in that iron chair. If only Tywin could've been the king.

Don't think this is a spoiler, but I don't understand why everybody assumes that Cercei is the one who forced Shae to testify against Tyrion! When Cercei pointed her out to Tywin at the reception, he replied: "Have her brought to the Hands quarters! Tywin, not Cercei is in total control of everything, including forcing Shae to go against Tyrion! Tywin always holds all the stings! One question I always had: Did Bron betray Tyrion when he told him "Relax, she's gone!" (He was suppose to put her on a boat!) And in reality gave her to Tywin?

Yara speech was epic!! A real worrior speech right there. That fight too 👌

Here we go !!!! Peter Dinklage was amazing in this episode. Awesome reaction as usual Nikki & Steven. Each one gets better then the one before it.

The end of that episode, and Dinklage’s performance, is one of the great moments in the history of television. I still get shivers.

Dany is learning that blasting her way through cities doesn't make you right, and conquering lands and freeing slaves doesn't make you someone able to rule. If she is to one day be ruling the Seven Kingdoms in Westeros, then she needs to learn something that even Tywin has said, that conquering and ruling are not one and the same, and that actions have consequences. She wants to rule Westeros because her birthright was stolen from her, but what about the birthrights of others that her actions are taking away from. One has to wonder, how is her taking back the throne justice, but others doing the same for their birthrights are not. Who gets to decide that? Does she get to excuse herself? These are things that rulers have to think about and Dany has been on a bit of a power trip that she does need some real perspective that ruling isn't always about things being black and white, life is often more grey. And as for Shae, I think there is something you have to understand. To her, Tyrion essentially tossed her away. As the quote says, hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Shae stayed and endured it all for Tyrion, because she loved him so much, she was willing to risk anything for him. But he was not willing to risk everything, to give up this game of thrones that he's so good at, to be with her. And instead, he chose the life of King's Landing and this game of politics, over a life he could have had with her. Maybe she was naive, maybe it was stupid of her to think this way, but she loved him so much, and he made a choice, politics over her, all the while trashing her and hurting her and saying all those things to her. She was hurt, she was in pain, to her, Tyrion did not love her strongly enough to fight for them as she would have for them, and in many ways, he had betrayed her. So no doubt when Cersei's people likely found her, she accepted the offer to turn on Tyrion. Because if he was going to hurt her, then she was going to hurt him back. Much like what Ygritte felt when Jon had left her behind. And as Shae had told him during the trial, "I am a whore" - that's what he said to her, and if that's all she was going to be to him, then that's what she was going to act like. He would answer her pain with his pain and she would protect him or Sansa any longer. She once told Sansa to trust no one because life is safer that way, but she trusted Tyrion and trusted in their love, and he ended up turning on that.

Regarding your discussion of Littlefinger to kick things off - I was re-visiting episode 3.4 when Varys and Olenna were talking... Varys: Littlefinger is not long for the capital. A confidant of mine has told me that when he goes, SANSA STARK GOES WITH HIM. Olenna: And why have you come to me with this matter? Varys: Littlefinger was born with no lands, no wealth, no armies. He has acquired the first two. How long before he has the army? Perhaps you'll laugh, but I know him better than most and this is the truth. Littlefinger is one of the most dangerous men in Westeros. If Robb Stark falls, SANSA STARK IS THE KEY TO THE NORTH. Olenna: And if Littlefinger marries her, he'll have the key in his pocket. Varys: Which seems such a shame. Why should a man with such a low reputation STEAL AWAY such a lovely bride? Olenna: You must despise him. You're working so hard to undermine him. Varys: Actually, I rather enjoy him. But HE WOULD SEE THIS COUNTRY BURN IF HE COULD BE KING OF THE ASHES. Just working this through in my head...So they arrange for Sansa to marry Loras to thwart LF's ambitions. LF tells Cersei which prompts Tywin to step in and arrange for Cersei to marry Loras and Tyrion to marry Sansa. LF and Olenna plot to poison Joffrey and LF escapes King's Landing with Sansa - which is what he wanted all along?? Whoa...

u can say alot about cersei but she LOVES her children she would never ever do ANYTHING to hurt or endager them

The frame job that's being portrayed is based on evidence that actually happened. Tyrion said everything that the witnesses stated he said (save some embellishments from Cersei and straight lies from Shae). Tyrion played his hand very poorly when he was not in positions to do so,and it's coming back to bite him during this trial. He could have minimized his profile after r being relieved of duties as the Hand, but instead kept on with his bravado, speaking as a powerful man to those who hated him. He's innocent of the charge of regicide, but gave every piece of ammunition to those who wanted to string him up.

Hey guys if you want more backstory narrated by the actual actors from the show you should look up Game of Thrones History and lore on youtube, there's one for every season released. If you dont want spoilers you should watch them in the order of 1, 2, 3 and so on, they even speak of events prior to the start of the show which gives a nice bit of backstory to many of the characters. :)

Yes, I love Yara, shes such a strong woman but often gets over looked. She was also right in saying her brother's dead as Theon is gone it's only Reek now. it is super sad. Tywin is too smart not to think ahead, he got what he wanted. He knew Jamie would come to him. I am so glad you saw that Shae was struggling and didnt jump on her and hate her like most people do. Her life was most likely in danger, I did feel pretty sorry for her tbh.

The way your faces drop as soon as “The Rains of Castamere” begins to play is just classic!

Davos is quite the negotiator. He knows how to talk to people(unlike Stannis). That's why he's my favorite character on the show. I believe Shae came back on her an accord after Tyrion broke up with her. I know Tyrion did that to protect her, but he took the wrong approach and Shae didn't see it that way. She wanted revenge for what happened.

"I have been to Essos and seen the Unsullied firsthand. They are very impressive on the battlefield. Less so in the bedroom" P.S that dinklage speach still gives me chills

The only plan Dany has ever known for her life is to take back the Iron Throne, in whatever way that meant and with whatever role she was meant to play. But once her brother died and her dragons were born, she took that to mean restoring their family dynasty was now her responsibility. So for the last 2 seasons, learning to rule wasn't the primary focus, it was gaining the resources she needed to get to Westoros. But when she came across Slaver's Bay, she saw what she wanted to do with all the power she was gaining. She wanted to help the slaves. She wanted to set them free and the most obvious way to do so was to get rid of the slavers. Now she's learning how complicated ruling systems are, all the while trying to fit into a new role, and recognize the flaws she has. I'm not excusing her actions; crucifying the masters was a bad move. But prejudice, however justified, is a trap we ALL fall into and have to watch out for every day.

PD played that scene "balls to the walls", still gives me goose bumps. Great reaction from you two, so much more to come.

Whew. My heart started racing all over again, Tyrions trial always gets me. He's stripped of all the things that matter to him after doing everything right. Very similar to his brother, the only difference is the family loves Jamie, but despises Tyrion. On trial for being a dwarf is so accurate.

I love how Nikki keeps track of all the names and reminds Steven whenever we forget. From henceforth, Nikki shall be known as The Keeper of the Names! PS: I love this channel! Keep up the great videos!

One of my fav episodes! Great speech by Tyrion. He won an Emmy for that speech!

Varys knows he could never himself sit on the chair, nor does he want to. His objective was to decide who does, to get his prefered candidate in.

I demand a trial by combat. Damn, gives me chills every time.

part of Theon's torture was being made to believe his family was behind his capture. i think this plays big part in his wanting to stay, not just being so broken mentally and physically mutilated. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE that speech at the end definitely top of my list of endings for an episode right to the stare down between Tywin and Tyrion. Tyrion is just at the end of his rope and done with that sham of a trial and knew his father knew he was innocent and the best way to stick it to him was to take away the thing he wanted most from Jaime.

"How could you ever think of anything positive with this song playing?" 22:23 😂

Rains of castamere just happens to be the Lannister theme song.

The Rains of Castasphere is even more chilling when you know the history behind it

Keep it up, ya'll. Was looking forward to this one. :)

Its a tough scene, brutal at times, but brilliantly done. That speech at the end had been waiting to erupt out of Tyrion for his entire life. Going back to the beginning of your video, what makes Littlefinger so effective is how good he is at predicting the actions of others. He isn't solely responsible for the war, but he set everything in motion, accurately predicting what Ned Stark and the Lannisters would do. It is likely that his immediate purpose was to get Ned out of the way, but as we know he wants everything. As you can see, Ramsay isn't the same sort as Joffrey, not exactly. Joffrey was a coward and an idiot, where Ramsay is neither. Like many psychopaths on the extreme end of the spectrum, he lacks any capacity for fear and as such has no limits. The giant statue in Braavos was modeled after the Colossus of Rhodes in ancient Greece. Pretty cool! Davos really came through, he is a brilliant diplomat.

Another domino stone from 1st Season. When Cat came to King's Landing and asked Peter Baelish about the assassin's dagger, who did the Finger point at?

I know everyone are in awe with the speech that Tyrion gave, but the subtle theme of this episode is that Iron Bank owns everybody, and they don't really care who is in charge if they get their money back. They just fund (give a credit) campaing or claim of anyone who can give their money back or fulfill certain promises, and untill the debt is paid they just own this lord or lady, king or queen. If they don't get their gold back - they just fund a competitor. Such a ruthless organization.

I've been looking forward to the trial for a long time Peter's Speech got me Speechless 👌🤓 what a genius performance , he beyond deserves that Emmy he got for this scene .

Bad things!! Great reactions!! What else would you expect from this program. The writers wrote some great dialogue and the actors presented their lines wonderfully. I have seen this so-called trial a number of times and I still enjoy the back and forth between the characters.

Nikki, I didn't see that Spaceballs joke coming, you told it with such......ludicrous speed.

This speech from Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) is by far my favorite from the whole show aaaand one of the most epic speeches ever! 😍

Ah yes the rains of *catasmere*

The hilarious part was how swiftly Tywin accepted Jaime's proposal. He clearly expected it, it's the whole reason he played along with Cersei's little charade. He relished the leverage it gave him over Jaime and Tyrion to get the house "in order". lol

15:15 "KINGPOISONER!!!" nah, doesnt have the same ring to it that kingslayer has :P

For me, that Tyrion speech is the best one in the entire series. I get chills everytime.

Guys, you need to accept that Cersei as bad as she is, would NEVER hurt her own children. Period. That's pretty much stablished by the author himself. Just stop overthinking about Jeof's death. And no, Shae it's not a victim... you'll see.

Hey guys, I've been watching your reactions to game of thrones non-stop the past couple nights. I absolutely love your reactions and commentary on all of the episodes! I completely agree with you on the tension of this episode. Peter Dinklage's performance was absolutely incredible!

The guy at the Iron Bank played Sherlock's elder brother Mycroft in BBC's Sherlock.

It really became a routine for me watching your reaction videos of Game of Thrones everyday. And seeing the joy shocks & despair that i felt while watching GOT on your faces just brings back those emotions and its like seeing everything again for the first time. Thanks for bringing joy to people all around the world. Greetings from Germany

I get chills everytime...GIVE THAT MAN AN OSCAR (PETER DINKLAGE)

My favorite scene of the show. Tyrion’s speech always gives me chills. He is such a good actor. Tyrion is the smartest man in the room at all times just remember that.

Varys told you in season 1 that he is not some grand hero! It would be stupid to be the only person to go against the grain to defend Tyrion on the grand stage. Also, Cersei genuinely believes that Tyrion killed her son or had a part in it. She hates Tyrion so it’s easier to believe it but she does really love her kids and she is an upset mother. I never really got why people blamed her for reacting like this.

LOVE that speech by Tyrion in the courtroom, delivered by an amazing actor!

Considering his options Tyrion made the best choice he could've to survive in my opinion. Even if he had taken his father's deal and been sent to the wall, he wouldn't have any power or influence anymore so he'd be fair game for anyone(say his extremely rich and powerful sister) to have some thug or desperate prisoner relieve him of his head for a nice reward and make it look like a random act of violence. This way if he wins, he's basically back to how he was before. He wasn't exactly well liked before all this so a kingslayer stigma wouldn't hurt much worse and his sister already wanted to kill him before (still think she hired the kingsguard during the battle to do it). If he loses he dies, but Tywin loses his best chance to get his heir back. Also Tywin totally planned to have Jaime make that deal from the get go, dude said "done" way too quick without even thinking.

One of my fave scenes ahh everything was so perfect the acting the writing the set the subtle build of castamere so amazing

You two are the best, I am always looking forward to the next one and it's like watching it for the first time again. Excellent!

This was the only time that I got happy chills from hearing the Lannister theme, the way it came in during Tyrion's speech, it was so epic! The stare down between Tywin and Tyrion lol

.... also in regards to Jamie if you read the books you'll know a bit about his past, about how he only ever wanted to be an honorable knight like his heeoes, Sir Barristan Selmy and Sir Arthur Dayne, Sword of the Morning. Jamie was a romantic and he loved virtue and honor .He love and respected Prince Rhaegar and the hope from a better future he saw in the royal heir. The last person to speak to Prince Rhaegar before he left to battle Robert at the Trident was Jamie. The prince knew the young boy's heart was good and true and promised him upon his return that is raining Prince he would set into motion changes that would affect the kingdom for the betterment of the people. The hope of that future died with Rhaegar. And with the killing of the Mad King Jamie turned his back indecency honesty integrity. But like Tyrion,Jamie was born to be a decent person and acring person and his disillusion and disappointment he never truly gave up on his true self. Parts of it would be briefly exposed when he interacted with his brother who he loved. I suspect he gets that decency and goodness from his dead mother Joanna, just as Tyrion does. Jamie was seduced by his sister at a young age. and when his mother found out, she was horrified. Joanna knowing her daughter better than most, separated them both and sent Jamie to King's Landing getingt him away from his sister. Because while Jamie seemed to favor his mother more than his father. Cersei seemed to emulate certain qualities of her distant, cruel, and amoral father but to a degree that was frightening. Jamie was punished for killing the Mad King and branded kingslayer and treated as pariah even though what he did was decent and right. After that he turned his back on honor and dignity because of what it cost him to do the right thing. After that it was easier for him to lose sight of his true self. Doing terrible things and ignore his conscience. It wasn't until he met Brianna of Tarth that he wss reminded of the person he was(and might have been) before he turned his back on honor. Cerci is a sickness bringing out the worst parts of his anger, self lothing, and shame. She has over the years Twisted him into something that she can use and her fection for him is limited to his usefulness to her. Brianna on the other hand, remind him of the man he might have been. And to his surprise that part of him is not dead, it's only been quiet till now. It's speaking to him for the first time in a long time. With Jamie you're seeing a struggle between the person he allowed himself to be twisted into and the honorable man he wanted to be. When Jamie lost his hand it was the foundation of his identity. He was only a sword only only an unthinking unfeeling tool. With the taking of his hand he can no longer hold a sword and he could no longer be used as a tool. This ishattering his identity that he assumed when his beliefs were destroyed and he turned his back on who he thought he was...only a KingSlayer, only a tool. It nearly destroyed him and would have if not for one thing. it was Breiana was there to help him recover some semblance of his true self. First, to belp Jaime find the courage to survive when he saw no reason to go on. She was a mirror and she made Jimmy look at himself she was not the first person to make him feel ashamed and angry at himself but she was the first person to make him want to change and fill those neglected parts of himself with something better, kinder and stronger. The show has a way of changing peoples minds about characters. Death is whimsical on the show. Everyone seems to walk around with the Grim Reaper shadowing them with a hand firmly on each person shoulder, to be snatched away at a moments notice. The good suffer and are punished for their virtue to die at the hands of less worthy. The wicked and terrible seem to endure and thrive on the misery they create for the good, but only for a time as I said death is whimsical, but seems to take more deliberate interest and punishing the unrepentant when their time comes and they are called to task it's usually more horrible for those who have been horrible. Some live long enough to learn from their mistakes. For the good, it is to be more careful and not to repeat stupid choices . Forr the bad it is a forkes road. The bad can choose to say bad Double Down and see where it leads where it always leads. The other choice is for the bad to learn from their suffering listen to their conscience and strive to be better than they were hoping it's not too late to turn things around. There's a difference between being broken, being killef and being destroyed. As long as you're breathing there's hope and time to change ourselves and our situation,. Everything is choice. One can be killed and good or bad that is the end of your story. But if one is not killed one is merely broken then one can choose to heal or one can choose to . In body or Spirit it is the same. But to be destroyed in one spirit is worse than death to be unmade one must choose to be unmade. For a bad person to abandon their identity and choose to be something else this is a fine thing but to Lose Yourself completely and become something horrible is far worse things than death. To be destroyed in spirit, requires a certain amount of capitulation on one sense of self and identity. A choice to be on made. And when that happens one might as well be dead. But as I said there is a difference between being broken and allowing oneself to be destroyed. Ned Stark choose to try to save his family at the cost of his honor his reputation and his life but he did not abandon himself. It was preferable to die then to become a puppet or an amoral person and tool of others. Where there is life, there is hope. . The books go into more detail and the show does very fine job . The books give more information but the show is had such an effect on me that honestly when I do read the books I see the characters from the show. Love your reactions and I'm grateful for the commentary. May your House wax strong and endure for a thousand years.

That scene and great performance by Peter (Tyrion ) was EVERYTHING ❤

emmy for the scene of tyrion from peter dinklage. best scene i ever saw in a tv series EVER ... his face ... it was sooo gooooooooooood

I could watch that speech in the trail endlessly and never get bored of it ...its epic

Sometimes it pays to be up at the butt crack of dawn. This is a great episode!

I love your reactions for many reasons but especially because of how emotionally invested you guys are getting in the characters. This show is great, as soon as something good seams to be happening the show will slap that right down 😆

Some people said that Peter Dinklage got an Emmy for this episode but he did not. Aaron Paul won that year for Breaking Bad.

Tyrion’s speech gives me chills every time. I love him so much. He demanded trial by combat, they will honor that since the Kingdom heard it. After that they will decide what happens depending on the outcome.

Yes been waiting for this, amazing episodes coming

Tyrion's speech was absolutely epic! Love it, including the stare down between him and tywin. Plus he demanded a trial by combat, so it isn't over. Yet.

Something just occurred to me. How does Theon not get an infection? Are they also treating the wounds they create?

One of my favorite scenes from the entire show! Great scene for Tyrion.

You know what, I really love Olenna, but until seeing your post-reaction analysis I never really considered the fact that she was perfectly willing to let Tyrion take the fall. That's f*ed up.

Love this season! At Joffrey's wedding, Cersei pointed Shea out to Tywin at the feast. He said to have her brought to the Tower of the Hand. I'm certain from that point on, Tywin had her in his grasp. She seemed to relish dishing on Tyrion...though I'm sure she loved him. Tyrion's trial is one of the most epic scenes in GOT. Littlefinger's adopted sigel is the Mockingbird. A bird that sings many songs none of which are it's own.

Nikki, I love space balls! "We've been jammed!"

THIS SCENE MADE MY RAISE MY FIST ! TYRIONS ABSOLUTE RAGE BUILT INSIDE HIM. EVER SINCE HE WAS BORN HE WAS HATED AND LAUGHED AT. THIS. IS TYRION LANNISTER.

The Rains of Catisphere... yep, that's it. LOL

This was perfectly thought-out by Tywin. He knew Jaime would chime in. Jaime is heir of casterly rock, Tyrion goes off to the wall, and Tywin rules until the end of his days. Remember when Tywin told Cersei about Joffrey "I wish you knew how to manipulate him"...... Cersei replies "perhaps you should stop him from doing what he likes"..... Tywin replies "I will!"........... then immediately, they cut to Lady Olenna in the next scene.... that was a nice way of the producers foreshadowing events. So in my opinion, it seems, Little Finger, Lady Olenna, and Tywin were the ones responsible Joffrey's death.

The amazing actor who plays Ramsay was in the inhumans tv show What a waste of a talent He also played young Hitler which I think is appropriate because Ramsay is just like a little hitler

This episode is one of my all time favourites because it's very much a turning point kind of episode. Tyrion's speech and condemnation of King's Landing is spectacular. Shae's betrayal was painful to watch; as you both noted, something had to have happened, but what? (no spoilers). And then that song plays on the closing credits and Steve's like "I just got chills" and Nikki's exasperating "and the Rains of Castamere"...Priceless. So much fun watching you both, thank you for this.

Hi House SAVA, I am, House Mourn. Sigil = BLACK SOFA WITH PILLOW Motto = I'll DO IT LATER

Great episode and great reactions from you both, Nikki and Steven, as usual. PS. While that giant, fictitious statue straddling two points in the harbor was a nice visual, indeed, do not forget that one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, was the Colossus of Rhodes which was a statue of the Greek sun-god Helios, erected in the city of Rhodes. Unfortunately, a little more than half a century later an earthquake hit the Greek island and toppled the statue at its knees and eight centuries later, Arab conquerors had the bronze statue's remains melted down. A shame, as I'm sure we all would love to have actually been able to see it (and I apologize in advance, for the drawn-out history lesson).

Please don’t forget that Dany is new to ruling and ruling a country so she will make mistakes and wrong judgements. And the dragons are basically teenagers at this point and not listening to their mum... I crapped my pants during Tyrion’s trial it was epic on so many levels Cersei may have threatened Shay and that’s why she betrayed Tyrion

Tyrion is my favourite character and this scene proves why. Also, Peter Dinklage is a fantastic actor and I definitely couldn't tell that he was from New Jersey as his accent is on point.

Sorry but tyrion's "meltdown" makes him more of a badass. As low status as he is as a dwarf, the fact that he always stands his ground and Never Back Down whether it's a bratty turd King or his father constantly putting him in his place and threatening his life the men never backs down. He would make a better, more capable and far more noble leader of Kings landing than the show has seen yet. Tyrion for president 2020!

Tyrions FINEST MOMENT !!! how satisfying was it to hear him say that to them though, HECK YEAH!

This is an episode of great speeches 👌💯

This episode is a killer, the trial is fantastic. I love seeing you guys theory-craft and it takes all my strength to not put in any spoilers or forewarning!

Yay! Ep 6! And yes Nikki. Barf- " what the helll was THAT?!" Lonestar- "Spaceball 1.." Barf-"They've GONE TO PLAID!!" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NAWL8ejf2nM.html

That scene with Drogon and the goats was a microcosm of the Game of Thrones show. Everything seems peaceful, a man is enjoying life with his family and pets, and all of a sudden.... BOOM! tragedy strikes

The guy at the Iron Bank also plays Mycroft on Sherlock. Have you seen Sherlock?

Peter Dinklage is a freakin' genius. Brilliant scene. Courtroom speech is in my top 10 GOT scenes of all time, any season. What a talent.