The Laws of Gods and Men | GAME OF THRONES [4x6] (FIRST TIME WATCHING REACTION) 

The acting in this episode is top-notch. I still get goosebumps at Tyrion's speech, even though I've seen it 20 times.

“Watching your vicious bastard die gave me more relief than a thousand lying whores.” One of my favorite lines. And Tywin - do you think he was using the situation to get all that he wanted? Jaime - out of the kings guard and lord of Casterly Rock? Tyrion hidden at the wall? Definitely one of my favorite episodes. Get ready for Ep 7-10. What a great season!

George R.R. Martin says he writes like a gardener. He basically let´s his characters grow, with the characteristics he has given said house or character and allows them to navigate the story, rather than writing the story around the character.

I honestly couldn't even tell you how many times I've seen this episode at this point, and I NEVER get tired of it. I have Tyrion's entire monologue memorized, LOL.

The moment you realize that Tywin and Tyrion are by far the best and most goated actors in the entire show. For women it has to be Cersei. Impeccable acting. Not even some of the best movies out there, reach this level in acting.

lol you can’t even imagine how excited we were to watch for the first time, having to wait a week between episodes and a year or more between seasons

The thing that gets me most about Shae’s testimony… if I try to understand how hurt she was (even tho we all know Tyrion was just trying to protect her & she wouldn’t listen) I can “understand” why and how she could be persuaded to betray Tyrion. But Sansa?! Talking about “they planned it together”?! She was *fiercely* protective of Sansa. Then to betray her like that, knowing damn well she’s lying just kills me. 😭

Peter Dinklage's finest moments in that last speech!!! BRAVO 👏👏👏👏

10:05 I always wondered why someone didn't throw an ax or something at Ramsey when he turned his back to open the dog cage. 29:14 speaking of Lore, the Histories and Lore for season 4 REALLY take a step up visually. Hope you enjoy and see you for the rest of my favorite season!

You're exactly right Kev, Peter Dinklage blew us all away with this performance. I want to respond to your question about the book direction and GRRM's intentions. The books are obviously different to the show, so there are plenty of things that don't line up entirely. One of them is Jaime's character. That's not to say the show is wrong, only that the 'change' in Jaime seems much more sudden. In the text, we don't get Jaime's point of view until he's with Brienne, so all we have to go on are his actions. BUT. When we get inside Jaime's head - which the show *can't* do, we learn a great deal about him. Up until being captured in the Whispering Woods by Robb, Jaime has been utterly dominated by his father Tywin, and twin Cersei. He's been defined by the way they see him - the dutiful son, the controllable brother, but his roles as both a knight and a Kings Guard, roles that contradicted each other, brought him a great deal of inner conflict resolved only when he killed the insane and sadistic King Aerys II. When we get that insight, we know that while he considers his act a 'good' one, people hate him for it, name him Kingslayer, oathbreaker, and generally despise him, he basically gives up trying to be seen as a good man. A long time away from Tywin and Cersei where he's locked in isolation, means that when Catelyn releases him, for the first time in his adult life not doing as his family demand - he can literally make his own decisions. Then he spends time with Brienne, a woman, unable to ever be knighted, but living life as a knight OUGHT to. Brienne is the person he tells about why and how he killed Aerys II. Brienne is the person he asks to call him by his given name, to *see* him beyond his reputation, and Brienne is the one he gives the Valyrian steel sword named Oathkeeper. Jaime's show character in general is pretty book accurate, and book readers begin by hating him too (he *does* push a child out of a window!), only the fact that you don't get Jaime's inner conflict, shame, or anger about his reputation is what makes the shift so sudden. I look forward to the day you start the books Kev - I think you'll get so much enjoyment from them!

George Martin has said that he's the type of writer who has a good idea of their themes, some vague idea of where the characters may go, but mostly is finding out what happens as they write it (paraphrasing).

I remember replaying it so many times when it came out! That speech!!

I still remember s4 airing, every episode is a banger!

Tyrion had one the top best speeches in GoT! And ooohhh... I just remembered what you're about to watch on the episode 4x8. The combat. I can't wait for your next videos!!!

@18.02 - Pycelle holds up the necklace that Sansa was wearing at the wedding - but Sansa had the necklace around her neck when she fled King’s Landing; in fact, Little Finger crushed a piece of the necklace when Sansa boarded his ship. So Pycelle is lying and we should ask where the second fake necklace came from.

"She's going to be the last nail in his coffin. But he's not gonna die" - Oh, buried alive. That should make for a good mummy story: the undead half man ;)

I love your takes on the show, and that Cinderella mug is epic!

Sofa and Chill, This made me laugh so much! Thanks for sharing!

That is the best speech ever from this programme. I could watch it a million times and still feel like I'm listening to it for the first time. Amazing. Check out Rats from Paths to Freedom to see Lord Bolton with a inner city Dublin accent 😂😂😂 shcoops 😂😂

You do not disappoint with your premonitions and insights on current and future events. Well done, you. Just wait for what’s coming. I wish you were through the rest of this season already so we could chat. But. I’ll. Wait. ❤

Easley one of My favorite Episode's of GOT🔥🐲 That Legendary Speech! Tyrion stole the show! Still gives me chills 👏

Always love your reactions Kev

Drinking from a Disney Princess mug while watching GoT? How naughty! 😯😉

The trial scenes are up there as some of the greatest scenes in the entire series! Dinklage knocks it out of the park.

1. This here, right here is when you start liking Jamie if it hasn't happened yet, the way he talks up to his father, you can feel the love for Tyrion, the outrage. Such a special character, loves 2 characters that want to kill eachother: his siblings. Although Tyrion never wanted to kill Cercei, nor hated her as she hates him, far from it. 2. Tyrion's brilliant outburst. Legend. He won awards for it, nothing undeserved. Nothing else needs said.

So there are generally two types of writers. Those who plan and those who write by the seat of their pants. George RR Martin falls into the latter, a hundred percent. He calls himself a "gardener" rather than an "architect." He plants lots of story seeds and then decides later which ones to cultivate. There's a loose idea of where the story is supposed to end, but how it'll get there, even George doesn't know.

Buenas Noches When this season ends I have to give you information from the books about a fact that was omitted in the series and is essential for that plot.

Waiting week to week was torture, and the year plus between seasons.... I'm shocked i made it through 😂

I'm up I'm up! You make this so great to watch again, you're so happy the women at crasters got freed, luvvy in this show the poor sods are still women, personally I can't exactly see them exactly thrivin, God bless ya sox off. Aussie girl x ♥️

I could listen to that trial speech on a loop. So amazing! I hope Dinklage gets a role one day that just approaches Tyrion again. This to me points out a reason I'm not 100% on board with the prequel series. There's no character on that show that makes me think "Yes, it's another scene with him!" like Tyrion.

This episode is so fucking good

Tommen recusing himself only to give his seat to a Tywin never made sense.. I also like Alfie Allen’s performance, so underrated, scenes in the kennel and the bathtub are excellent ❤

Cersei had no access to Shae, but Tywin certainly did.

Such a great episode 😅

Hey Kev, have you seen the boys? I feel like your reactions would be the best.

Peter Dinklage killed this scene.

Great reaction again, Kev ... my only disappointment is that you only post GoT reactions once a week now! 😥😭 How can you be so cruel? It's like you're a Lannister, or something!!! 😜😂

hated Shay her "betrayal" was so dumb

Greetings from Siberia, Russia! I’ve watched thousands reactions and I like yours very much, thank you.

I’m early

The Yara stuff in this episode is terrible and starts the cringe edgelord version of Ramsay that only gets worse as it goes on, but the trial stuff is great and easily Tyrion's best scene in the show.

Why don't you watch this with your son poor boy missing out on all the fun

4:50 - What does a character being “different than you would think” mean? They’re fictional characters. How could you think anything before “meeting” them?