GoT Season 8 Being Devoid of Logic 3 

Season 8 logic: You can't die if the camera cuts off of you

I will never forgive Dumb and Dumber for this

"Leaving Podrick out of the death count as his rod can defeat anyone" Truth.

Its weird how pre-season 8 got was a cultural phenomena, and was known by almost everyone. Post-season 8, no one even dares to mention the series

Episode 3: “It’s the end of the Dothraki essentially” Episode 6: *Ulwuwluwlwulwululululu*

The cock jokes certainly did increase tenfold in the most recent seasons. Clearly an indicator of creative genius at work.

Samwell surviving was the most triggering moment in my life...

I disagree we must keep hating on Season 8 until they remake it

This video is seriously lacking some well needed coughing Varys

Ned Stark in the books: Falls off horse, breaks leg, out of commission rest of the book. Jon Snow in Show: Falls off dragon, totally fine.

Fans: "You’ll pay for this!" Dumb&Dumber: "No, I got paid for this."

funny how GoT just no longer exists now like a year and a bit on and we've collectively, without communication, decided it must never be spoken of again

Varys saves Tyrion’s life Tyrion rats on Varys to Daenerys Varys : This has been the worst trade deal in the history of trade deals perhaps ever

I was so confused by this episode because characters kept coming back from the dead all the time

_"You can smell the shit from 5 miles away!"_ -Olenna Tyrell's thoughts on Season 8. Could have just left it there, really.

“So I guess this makes Bronn the smartest person in Westeros.” Honestly I’m down with this.

i don't even feel angry anymore, just oh so sad. is this like the third stage of grief or whatever?

Lena Headey : "We filmed a miscarriage but it got cut. " D&D : "Au contraire, we stretched it out to 6 episodes."

Bran was literally useless. "Oh, let me just sit around and act wise and hope the fans will like me"

After the Hardhome fight, I was totally left thinking that white walkers, the night king, and the army of the dead were the main antagonists. And that's what they were supposed to be. There were 7 seasons of "winter is coming" all for it to be dealt with halfway through the final season. They were supposed to be the most dangerous thing the world had ever seen, but they didn't quite live up to that. It's "winter is coming" not "cersei is coming and also now Danaerys is going to murder a million people".

Jon: *kills Dany* Dothraki: Unsullied: Loyalists: Drogon: Lol I’m just gonna leave

The last season felt like a completely different show

Jamie saying “maybe it really is all cocks in the end” sums this shows legacy up quite poetically.

It’s impossible to make a season finale everyone likes but D&D showed us it’s possible to make a season finale everyone hates.

At the end, Grey Worm: Don't say a word. Tyrion: *Appoints new King*

"I'll just leave Podrick out of this, since his rod can defeat anyone." I appreciate your honesty.

2:03 "Theon. Come stand over here for like 90 seconds." 😆😆🤮🤮

They had no clever material for Tyrion so Sansa,Dany,Jon,Jorah just kept mentioning throughout season 8 about how clever he is to not make us forget he was the main character..... once

I should have felt this kind of excitement actually watching season 8.

Now do: *'Jon Snow looking dramatically tired and confused for 8 straight seasons'*

It’s actually so heartbreaking that this great show and the popularity it had, ended up burning to the ground like King’s Landing

Absolutely No one: Season 8: harhar no cokk

never watching another D&d production for the rest of my life btw

I love the part where Bran literally sends Theon to die. Like its such an obvious oversight it almost feels deliberate so I am left to believe that Bran was like, yeah he gotta die, see you bro.

GoT fans to LOTR fans from season 1 to 7: “See, big characters actually die” Season 8:” Nevermind”

You should make a devoid of logic 4, and place the entire season 8 in it

I think they cut the miscarriage scene because season 8 was a miscarriage.

The part about Mellisandre and the spell made sense to me when watching, based on her performance. I assumed that the magic only works with a clear mind and any doubt or fear stops it from working. Before she was sure of herself and believed they could win, but after she was terrified and full of doubt. Although I probably put more thought into it and Dumb and Dumber combined.

5:46 Hey that's not fair Lena Headey hated not getting to do any real work. That woman is worth every penny if you give her a good script to work with

Man you don't get it. Melisandre's spell was in cooldown bruh she was pressing that "r" bottom like hell man... yeah, it was in cooldown :'c

The plot armor death count is the best thing!! xD

The white walkers and the night king were probably my favorite villains of all time. It pissed me off so much the way they went out with no explanation and NO FIGHT SCENES?!?!?

I just love how when arya got caught by the night king she just gained a death count by that alone

4:13 Tyrion: Because I have balls, and you don't. Horse: *LOL*

Melisandre: recite the spell Lord of Light: *Connection unstable, try again later*

*_2:05_**_ Shit Ne*ro, that's all you had to say_*

I never got how the hand that threw a spear strong enough to pierce dragons scales at high speeds couldnt crush Arya’s throat instantly

When you think about it, Brienne, Podrick and Tormund could have died in the battle, they had no meaning after 3rd episode

The wights came on like an ocean of bodies and overwhelmed the Dothraki, but at 1:09 they just shimmy very slowly towards Jon 🤦‍♂️

Dude, that landscape comparison for Kingslanding between season 5 and season 8 was the funniest shit ever.

Oh my goodness that ‘ooh!’ Counter had me in stitches 😂

I can't believe that more than half of the Dothraki didn't drop their swords when they burst into fire out of natural reflex.

God I forgot that there has literally been only one real white-walker fight. They're such cool characters that are supposed to be so powerful and they are traumatically underutilized, much like literally every other piece of the GoT world. So upset.

I actually didn't mind the Tyrion fixing chairs scene. It reminded me of how painstakingly GRRM set up his books only for D+D to come in and completely disregard what he did and what he was trying to accomplish.

I'm sure someone's already pointed it out, but: WHY IS SANSA CROWNED? I like her, and it's a feel-good moment, but it's devoid of logic. The northerners chose Jon; if anything they'd be happy to know he stood up to Dany and meted out harsh justice like Ned's son should. If you want to go for fridge logic, not only is BRAN an evil mastermind who foresaw everything, including Dany's turn to the dark side, and let it happen so he could take the throne, but evidently he and Sansa hatched an evil plot together en route to King's Landing. Bran banished Jon, opening the way for Sansa to take the throne of the North, and then he assented to her going independent without any discussion. They've gone rogue! Arya was right to mistrust Sansa after all! Maybe she's fleeing the country so she doesn't have to kill her own siblings, or to get away before they cook up a plot against her! Er yeah. So, here's how the powerful women in this show wind up: - Cersei: wicked and evil, dies pregnant and powerless, sobbing for her knight in shining armor to save her. - Dany: White savior plot arc suddenly jumps into the Star Trek mirrorverse dimension, replacing her with MadQueen; she is then put down like a dog by her lover - Sansa: steals her brother's throne through season 8's favorite magic genie, It Happened Offscreen Somehow - Arya: Fails to fulfill her life's purpose, fails to reconnect with her family, runs away Girl power, amirite?

"So how the character survive?" "By being off screen a little bit" "Well okay then" -screen rant pitch meeting

The change in the landscape around Kings Landing is like when Scar took over the pridelands

The fact that there is part 3 of this, just for one season, speaks value

"I'll leave Pod out of this since his rod can defeat anyone". Damn straight, nobody takes down Pod, the Rod-God

It is good to consider tenth episode of season 6 as the actual ending of the show.

The Spaceballs scene though... didn’t think something could fit so perfectly

The scene isn't that she has to say the spell 30 times to get it to work, it's that she has to say it with a certain amount of conviction and confidence in order to be answered, but she's overwhelmed with fear and almost gives in.

"2020" - I am still mad at Dumb and Dumber for s7 and s8. Who else are still mad at them ?

How do you make a season feel rushed yet almost nothing happens, takes real talent in my opinion.

We didn't get a good final GoT season but we got THIS. And boy was it worth the memes.

I like how in season 1 the wights seemed to have a degree of intelligence. But, in season 8 they get stuck on doors and are easily tricked.

You missed the part where Euron swims like 80 miles in 10 seconds to fight Jamie

Do tywin being disappointed of his kids for x minutes

The jokes about genitalia were so forced and unecessary, thanks for pointing that out lol

Riding on horses: people using saddles Flying on dragons: no saddles, no straps, no wind in the eyes, no cold, even wind hardly flows through Dany's hair.

Varys: seems to know everything Also Varys: doesn't know about the Greyjoy fleet that is next to Dragonstone waiting to ambush them

Wow that shot of Kings Landing in S5 and the S8 version is horrendous, they should be ashamed of themselves. It's like Jurassic Park Fallen Kingdom levels of map changing absurdity.

Dothraki being super chill about a witch doing some ooga booga with their arakhs... Kal Drogo in afterlife: "It just works."

About the part where melissandre "has to conjure her spell various times" I understood that since her power comes from faith, and in that moment her faith is a little fragile cuss shit is going down and she is not a fighter, she saw that it was not working but continue to try and try, leading to success by believe.

2:15 I thought bran could only see everything that has already happened so he wasn’t just sending Theon to die in that way

The beauty of season 8 finale is not a single fan is supporting it

samwell death count is pretty accurate

That Sam scream while he is on the ground is hilarious lol

Melisandre didn't take the combat casting feet. So she kept failing her concentration check.

I really hope you make dozens more of these devoid of logic videos, they're incredibly entertaining to watch. Keep up the great work!

melissandre was out of mana or just on cooldown spamming that one ability LULW

The fact that you can make three separate videos of season 8 being devoid of logic, even though it was the shortest season is really saying something

omg, the beginning already killed me. Thanks xD

That Arya “OOMFH” sound is absolutely golden

New headcanon: Bran sent Theon to die as his final revenge for Winterfell. Bran: >]

I don't know why but I laughed my ass off on the Drogon buff overwatch joke. Good one.

my mom got into GoT recently...and with youtube's video recommendations that were actually good from the show I was about to re watch the whole series...but...your videos saved me from doing it. thank you brother.

the whitewalkers won in e3, all other episodes were just halucinatory dmt trips the characters experienced in the moment before death

Got Season 8: successfully subverted our expectations... ... in the worst way humanly possible

lol fuuuck, that end clip 100% sums up my feels. Well done video.

omg I swear I was losing my mind when I first watched this and I am just SO THANKFUL that I'm not the only one

That fact you got every shot of Cersei staring out a window is perfection.

You know how your lighter flickers when there is wind and you have to spark like 100 times to get a flame? That's the Lord of Light for you.

Jorah’s plot armor became plot paper. Damn bro oof.

I needed a reminder of just how bad season eight was, this saved me from actually sitting through it. Thanks for this :)

I wish I could roll Bran into a pit of white walkers.

3:24 - I’ll never *just kinda forget* this edit.

so no one is talking about how Arya's dying sound triggered an endless laugh ?

GRRM: “Look How They Massacred My Boy.”

You forghot this one Jaime: Rickon Dickon: Dickon Bronn *laughs*