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Game of Thrones Season 1 Episode 4 (UNEDITED REACTION!) (Patreon)

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2026-10-25 18:01:01
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Warius Snow

Sansa's mad at Ned cause he let Lady die

Tom Riddle

It’s good that you’re a huge fan of the main character Ned stark

Warius Snow

Just to address the thing at the end, the guy with Daenerys, Jorah Mormont, was a lord in the North. He sold slaves to fund his wife's expensive lifestyle, and when Ned Stark found out what his subject did, he would have cut his head off - leaving Jorah with no choice but to exile himself out of his Lord and his King's reach. If the Targaryens were to take the throne, Jorah is banking on them granting him a pardon for his crime of slavery, meaning he can return home.

James

I don't know at a single person that doesn't like Ned Stark

Rish

Honestly you’re doing a great job catching a lot of details so far! Hopefully this helps clear up some of the confusion you mentioned at the end Jorah is the name of the white guy traveling with Daenerys. Back in Westeros, he’s a wanted man who was sentenced to die by Ned for selling slaves. As far as we know right now, his primary reasoning for being here & supporting the Targaryens in taking back the throne is so he can be safe if they succeed. The reason Ned stares at Gendry (King Robert’s bastard) is because he sees the resemblance to King Robert, which is when he makes the bastard connection. Ned’s trying to find out why Jon Arryn (previous hand of the king) was questioning him before he died

Tom Riddle

He’s definitely an impossible man to hate

Cyrill_JJK

Ned Stark is the absolute best character so far

Foffy123

Everyone else covered it, but just confirming stuff that we've directly heard in the show up to this point: Sansa is mad that Ned killed her direwolf (because Arya made hers run away, knowing the lannisters would want her wolf dead). Jorah (The armored man with Daenerys) was a minor lord (of Bear Island, mentioned in the first couple episodes) in the North under Ned Stark, sold poachers on his land into slavery, which is illegal, and he would've been beheaded for that crime if caught, so he went into exile. Ned was noticing the resemblance to King Robert who also has black hair and blue eyes; Ned knew Robert when they were both younger too, so he can probably see a pretty strong resemblance to what Robert may have looked like at that age. Continuing from what I wrote in the comments on last episode, we have another high lord mentioned: Lord Hoster of House Tully (Catelyn's father) - That's why Catelyn is mentioning all of the lords that serve her father when she calls people out to help her arrest Tyrion.

Harley

Please more episodes per week if you can fit them in! Loving the reactions.

Mason Miller

Sam always gave me Eugene vibes at the when he was first introduced

Brian Clancy

PLEASE do the 4 episodes a week you mentioned 😂

Melanie Sinclair

Love the way Littlefinger slithers out of frame after telling Sansa the story of the Hound and the Mountain.

eleana UwU ShadowWolf

I love how Tom is just vibin with the intro song😊🤭 keep vibin Tom, we love it🙈 we vibin with you!!

KaosDragon

I meeeean maybe you could try 3 episodes of Walking Dead, instead of the usual 4, so you could sneak in an extra episode and watch 3 episodes of Game of Thrones a week! Maybe that could possibly work, I'm SO HAPPYyou're enjoying this series, i just know your love for it will only grow!! :D

eleana UwU ShadowWolf

Pls Tom can we do 4 episodes per week? or 3?🥺🥹🥹🫶🏻

Angelica Albanese

"People who have been the most broken, have the most compassion for broken people." I needed to hear that today Tom, thank you.

sk8star

You have to try to see things outside of an "I hate this character" lens. It blinds you from understanding a character, their motivations, and the role they play in the story. You are really missing the broader picture and the point that the show is trying to convey. You miss what is being communicated through a character when you don't look past a surface-level reaction of disliking them just because they do bad things. Try being a bit more open-minded in your interpretation of the story and its characters.

jenna of house bush 🍒

something about Sam Tarly... you just wanna hug him! you're doing a great job at understanding the world and characters so far Tom! i also took notes on my first watch haha

Amanda

Ned really has a strong moral compass. It’s admirable, especially in such a cut throat world. It would be easy to see a weaker man getting influenced by playing the game.

Sam

Lady stark has alot of power wow

Sussie

To add things about Jorah Mormont. It shouldn't be a spoiler because in the previous episode we got introduced to the Commander of the Night's watch and his last name is also Mormont. Easy to miss because at this point we have a lot of names to keep track of.

Sussie

I'm with House Stark. Since episode 1. Ned, Jon and Arya being my favs but the whole family really. But then I also think they got the best introduction being well, the first House we meet in full and that first impression stayed with me. Yes, we also have the Lannisters and King Baratheon and the Targaryens of course but still, House Stark stood out the strongest to me from the get go. (I love Tyrion and Dani) Have you thought about the Game of Thrones logo in the intro (or whatever you'd call it)? You see those four Houses represented on that globe/ring, the Direwolf (Stark), the Dragon (Targaryen), the Lion (Lannister) and the Stag (Baratheon). I think the show is really good at portraying characters in a way that... like, you hate them right... but then suddenly you also don't? I think that makes for a really good show. Things are just never black and white.