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Game of Thrones (S4:7-8) - Full Reaction - Popcorn In Bed

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keoma songs

Looking forward to the pick a flick drawing! And still enjoying the Game of Thrones reactions.

Brian McGovern

Eyes hurt? Now why could that be I wonder. 😀

Ike

Phew! Perfect timing… I was having withdrawls.

Bill Maurer

Cool ! Been waiting for some new GoT from you.

Wes

Oberon!!!!!

2-Can

At least you don’t have a splitting headache.

Astraeos

Oh that's right, I forgot we were already here. Such is the way of life, in the Game of Thrones His desire for public humiliation for The Mountain and the Lannisters, as well as his own vengeance, was just too much in the end. I know most people here won't care, but that depiction of Oberyn fighting with a spear is one of my favorite bits of fight choreography ever. Fancy spear fighting is just something else.

Andrew

Who said Shae was justified? That’s crazy lmao

Astraeos

Also, it definitely gives me great joy to see Cassie so excited to watch episodes of this lol. That's when you know someone is hooked!

Coleton B.

It's mind boggling to think, at this point for anyone who's already seen the series what's LEFT to see before the final episode. I think at this point, Cassie you're beginning to get why this show is so revered; Love it or hate it, the emotional threads it draws out of you run so deep.

DavidJPL

Per Cassie's reactions to the Season 1 beheading, and a Season 3 'Red Wedding' - when she voiced the ideas of not even continuing on - Now we have a 'Trial by Combat'' (!!!). So now that we're over halfway thru the entire Series, I think it's a good time to remember that one of the main reasons why this show became legendary, was because it established early, with big-name actors; that NO ONE is safe, ever. But also now that this has clearly sunk-in, it is also important to remember that; in addition to these lowest-of-lows, there are & will be the highest-of-highs too. Ya' just gotta be patient and hold on to hope. The joyous payoffs; from the Birth of Dragons to Arya getting a pony - even those so far away still - are worth the journey!

Brett Walker

I love stepping out of the reaction to the movie and ask "What, or how, does this refer to reality? Was the author telling us this is occurring now, in a different context? Is the author using history as a paint-over to current goings-on?

DavidJPL

Too Soon. lol

Samuel Champ

It's the New Year and back to Westeros we go!

Sonny

The look on Tyrion's face when Oberyn tell him that he will be his champion is so good. Peter Dinklage is such a good actor

MGCR

Oh, Cassie... Arya has ALWAYS been dark. She has always been a messed up little girl hellbent on revenge and she needs to be put out of her own misery. EDIT: Glad to see you're learning that good never wins.

Choof

I was dreading this more than the red wedding at the time and on this rewatch with you. That said, one major bright side was that *SPOILERS FOR THOSE WHO HAVEN'T SEEN THIS EPISODE* Pedro did so well and really popped in his memorable if brief role, that it kick started his career and lead to a lot of great stuff to follow. Which reminds me to recommend you watch some of his clips hosting SNL the last few years. He along with Adam Driver have shown to be some of the best hosts in a long time IMO

Caomhan84

I don't like seeing her upset, and I don't like seeing her angry. And this episode made her both. It just sucks so much that we can't say anything, not a single word, about the rest of the show. We just have to hope she convinces herself to keep watching.

JohnnyUtah

When I was watching this show I had to own it so I could binge it and avoid any of the "previously on" nonsense. I went in fresh to every single episode and there was no better time watching a show. Also, "tell me there's hope, don't tell me you're not allowed..." I have not laughed that much in a while!

John Neiberger

The death of the Red Viper was one of the worst parts of the entire series for me, second only to the Red Wedding. I freaking loved that character so much. I was not at all prepared for what was coming.

Michael West

“This show has made me dark”. Yep, that’s GOT for you. Sansa has officially entered the “Game”. The little side relationships are really nice to break up the darker plot lines. Pedro did an excellent job with this role.

John Neiberger

A Storm of Swords was published 26 years ago, so it couldn't be too current. But I think it was loosely based on the War of the Roses, just set in a fantasy world.

MacGuffinStuff

I've been waiting with anticipation for more GoT, but then I saw the name of the second episode and it was dread I felt lol, Cassie is not going to be happy after this. But these two episodes include when I realized the Hound was one of my favorite characters, also Missandei and Grey Worm, Khaleesi Scary, but Jorah should have just told the truth, lied on his resume and got caught, of course the lie involved potential assassination so that's pretty bad. No but I can't wait for the next two episodes, they're pretty good lol that's an understatement (they're insane)

aarswft

I love Arya's "You've got to be kidding me" laugh. Shame that the Beetle story is one of the best written parts of the show that so often goes overlooked.

Connor P

whats interesting is it took Dany literally creating dragons from stone eggs before he stopped spying on her.

Steve Smith

Poor Cassie is too good and pure of heart for this series. Hang in there C.

Tara ✨💫

I absolutely love the scene when Oberyn comes to visit Tyrion and tells Tyrion the story about when he first saw Tyrion as a baby. They are both phenomenal and the look on Tyrions face when Obeyn says he will be his champion. Peter Dinklage is amazing! It still makes me angry though, Oberyn had him!!!! UGHHH!!!

Mojo One Thousand

The premature "whoop, whoop" got me... I think most people had that when "The Mountain" was down, to be fair. "The Mountain" is interesting as he is a tell don't see character in the series, as he is rarely seen and most of his heinous exploits have been through exposition from others... so they manage to instill a large amount of dislike without the character being around. On the flip side they get bang for their buck when he does appear.

Brent Petty

I'm sure your heart is heavy and your eyes hurt, Cassie. But I bet that Oberyn's eyes hurt more.

Tara ✨💫

Cassie, you mentioned that this show has made you dark. I have actually noticed over the past season or so that you are not as squeamish as you once were when people would get stabbed or shot by an arrow. You turned your head quite a bit when you watched LOTR, but you don't turn away as much as you used to, although I was curious about episode 8, but you didn't completely look away the entire scene.

Brent Petty

"What's that mean for Robyn, now that his mother's dead?" For starters, I expect he'll switch to formula.

Brent Petty

Whenever you start to feel sorry for Theon, just remember that he killed John Wick's dog.

Steve Mercier

I've always felt that Tyrion's story about cousin Orson smashing the beetles was just a simple metaphor for the rather senseless brutality and injustice of those with power--whether highborne, or the gods, or just folks with swords and spears--over those without power. Though simple, Orson was a Lannister, and was left alone to his own simple devices, resulting in countless (and needles) beetle deaths. It might even be a commentary on the show itself--or George R. R. Martin--as GoT keeps unjustly killing people, beloved characters and otherwise, often with little or no reason outside of sheer circumstance. In his case, Tyrion and Oberyn seem to be beetles, while Cersei, Tywin, and The Mountain are stand-ins for Orson. Tyrion's a pretty smart guy, and I think he's just trying to understand human nature.

Daniel John

Season 4 is just top tier good grief. Haven't watched since I first binged it all before the final season. It may be the best all around season. 2 more 👀

JRCortez

“Really popped”…. Pun intended? 🤣

Nim

Oh yeah everyone knows what you're talking about. This one was particularly shocking.

JRCortez

Without having seen this latest reaction, I’ll repeat something I said about a month ago. I sense a mini-binge coming our way, especially now that the holidays are over 🤔😉…..

Nim

She's 'ard as nails now 😉. In all seriousness I thought that same thing after Robocop and starship troopers. Those have really gruesome scenes.

Kawaii Leonard

You're right about the mountain looking different, Cassie. Gregor "the mountain" Clegane has already been played by 3 different actors. The actor in the season 1 had a scheduling conflict with show, as he was one of the main orcs in the Hobbit movies. He was the best mountain, imo. The actor for season 2 and 3 was a skinny fellow who just didn't look intimidating. That's probably why they switched to a new mountain in season 4 fight scene. Season 4 mountain is played by someone who won the world's strongest man competition for many years.

Philip Alan

"You and Joffrey can DWIDDLE each other in HELL!" Annnnd, we have a winner! Love these GOT reactions!

Nim

With you being so close to half a million subscribers on YouTube, have you got any plans to celebrate such an incredible achievement?

Erik Locquiao

Bran Muffin, Hotpocket... who else can we rename after a snack? And Cassie should react to all the bloopers when she finishes the series. It might heal all the heartache.

MannyDC

I still find it severely funny that she keeps calling him Prince Oberon 🤣😂🤣😂 it’s…. Ohhhh never mind🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

AdrianF

Finally she said the word. That's all I got. 50:43 on the second episode's timer for the morbidly-curious.

AdrianF

I'm slightly shocked it wasn't edited out.

Art of Free Speech

Can it be true? Is Cassie no longer a sweet summer child? LOL

Art of Free Speech

Cassie: "Tell me there's hope! No, don't tell me anything. You're not allowed." We know, Cassie, we know.

Augustine Lee

i went back to the viper's death to see if/where cassie says the F word but all i heard was her saying 'frick'. which part o fthe reaction did she say it?

Tyler Lathrop

i just went back too and you're right. i must've misheard, i'll delete my comment

Mister Lou

I feel so sorry for our girl! this video Literally started with all the hype! she even had dreams about this show! and ended with her saying this is the worst show ever! no one good ever wins and I heard an F bomb drop! it's getting real!

Christian Becker

Uhh, very nice. The Mountain and the Viper. I’m really looking forward to the reaction for that one. But overall, I either have to quit watching Cassie or step up the Patreon membership. What a dilemma 😄. I don’t want to overshare, but I watched the new live version of “How to Train Your Dragon”. Very nice, but for me, it’s lacking a little bit of the charm of the cartoon. But during that watch, I suddenly wondered, “Why isn’t Cassie saying something for so long?” :-) … It’s getting out of hand, lol.

Clarence Newman

Thank you thank you, will be watching this later. Good news for Cassie is that she can now cleanse the traumatic face-popping with some fluffball City Slickers.

Clay F

“Of course it's a joke, just not a very funny one.” “Careful. I'm the last friend you've got.” Great reaction. The evolution of the Hound/Arya relationship is interesting. Glad that Brienne/Podrick received a little info on Arya (from Hot Pie). E7 is a critically acclaimed episode having a suspenseful tone and emotional depth. The title “Mockingbird” of E7 refers to the sigil of House Bellish. “I’ve only loved one woman, only one in my entire life. Your sister.” Grey Worm and Missandei seem to have a sweet connection forming. I hate that Oberyn got killed. Looking forward to your reaction to the conclusion (final two episodes) of S4 next week.

Bryan Erickson

First time I watch Mountain And The Viper I had to take a break from the show for a few weeks. That was devastating.

Johnny Bullis

We all feel your pain Cassie.. we were all dreading this episode for you. I remember having the same reaction and feeling.. and I too clapped when The Viper struck the Mountain down.. and yes that celebration was short lived. I felt so bad for you and the rollercoaster of emotions the last episode put you on. Keep on truckin tho.. you can get thru it with all of us who have been thru it already. Youre a rockstar!

Eric

She definitely didn't she that coming. Neither did Oberyn.

Above Average Dave

Fun Fact: Trial by Combat may still be technically legal in the U.S. Explanation: Much of U.S. law was inherited from English common law—which was the law of the colonies in America. The newly-formed U.S. continued with much English common law that was not specifically outlawed by the U.S. Constitution, federal laws or state laws. As such trial by combat, which was last invoked and successful in England in 1818 (and subsequently outlawed there in 1819), has never been formally outlawed in the U.S. While it seems unlikely that a U.S. judge would allow such an invocation by an accused individual (although, who knows with some of these current judges who seem to believe that legal precedent means zero), it has not been attempted in the U.S. since the 18th Century. Personally, I am keeping all this knowledge in my hip pocket next time I get a note from my HOA about the amount of lawn coverage vs. garden and flowers I am allowed. MEET ME ON THE FIELD OF HONOR, KAREN!

Steve Holton

Yes, “The Mountain” actor in this scene is Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson, a winner of the “Strongest Man In The World” contest. The actor who plays Jamie said the entire cast marveled when they would work out with Björnsson. Their only solace came when it was time to do some pull-ups. Which, along with a rope climb, are notoriously more challenging for large people. Pedro Pascal also noted, that despite his scary appearance, Björnsson is one of the gentlest people he's ever met.

Clarence Newman

"Tell me there's hope! No, don't tell me anything. You're not allowed." Like many of us, I imagine, there are times when my hands literally tremble with the desire to tell Cassie about future episodes. But that would be a heinous violation of Golden Rule Number One and we don't do that here. If we did, we'd be robbing Cassie of those moments before she starts each block of two episodes where she's literally giddy with anticipation. It's a beautiful sight and pretty much the apex of a great reaction channel. But as she seems to need something to inflate her enthusiasm a little right now, I can at least tell her this. In any show like GoT, just like in real life, there's always hope as long as good people keep saying screw-freaking-you, and fighting back, and refusing to give up. The thing about extreme circumstances like this is that it makes ordinary people into formidable foes themselves. Arya, Sansa, Jon Snow, Danerys, Tyrion - they're all way stronger than they were when the show started, and the more tough days and bad experiences they survive, the more scary and dangerous they become to the scum who started it all. Sometimes, Cassie seems concerned that she's entertaining her dark side a little too much by rooting for the bad guys to get skewered, but all it's doing is giving her a peek into the complex layers that are waiting for her and everyone else if we ever have to face such adversity. "I'm just a middle-aged man who never lived up to his full potential. You don't want to be on the wrong side of me if I ever do." - Jeff Daniels in The Newsroom. "She has been through Hell. So believe me when I say, fear her when she looks into a fire and smiles." - Darynda Jones, Eleventh Grave in Moonlight. Both of those quotes are warnings to the Tywin Lannisters of this world or any other. You can score first-down after first-down after first-down playing your slimy little games, but as long as there's still time left on the clock (or more episodes in this case), you haven't won yet. And because the side of good rarely has the luxury of ultimate surrender, the game doesn't end until the side of good wins. It's bloody infuriating if you're a Tywin Lannister. What I'm saying is that there's still hope in the GoT world - not because of anything we know of future episodes; we have no need or desire to even hint at that (it would spark fierce debate anyway and is therefore not black and white) - but because there's always hope. And hope is eternal in this show. Oh, and one more thing, Cassie. No Pedro Pascals were harmed in the making of that episode. In fact, it was this performance that made his career...ahem....'pop'. See that? I made ya smile, didn't I?

Obie Brown

Who is ready for (eye)Pop corn in Bed?

Obie Brown

Jamie: "Dreamt of you"

Kim André Bøe

Your example of invoking a battle with your HOA Karen sounds more like a duel, which are illegal in the USA (mostly through the fact that murder and assault are illegal and you cannot agree to set those laws aside, but also many states specifically make duelling illegal). Trial by Combat is a misnomer, since it doesn't replace a trial, but is an alternative form of sentencing, by appealing to a higher authority than the judge(s) for judgement. It also seems based on the examples we've seen in GoT that the only cases that allow for Trial by Combat are those that are seeking a death penalty, which I wouldn't put past your HOA.

Obie Brown

I died when she called "HotPie" Hot Pocket!"...hahahaha

ArsTropica

I have only ever loved one reaction channel. Just one... PiB! 😁

bknsty14

Nathalie Emmanuel is stunningly gorgeous. Missandei in the books is 10 years old. I never liked this story line with her and Grey Worm in the show, but at least it gave us Nathalie Emmanuel.

Above Average Dave

The British law, before being overturned, applied to felonies, as well as crimes subject to capital punishment. As we know, HOAs tend to have as much due process as the Spanish Inquisition or Soviet courts. I stand ready to defend my honor, as well as kith and kin if, once again, we are told our garden (which is in the back yard!) is too large.

Shad Kanyak

The lesson to be learned here, if Pedro Pascal dies in it. Cassie doesn’t want to see it.

Cole Jennett

The series is good for views, she will keep watching.

Cole Jennett

Like Han Solo said “don’t get cocky!”

Cole Jennett

It’s not an F bomb if she’s saying “frick” and stumbles over her words.

Cole Jennett

She really is stunning! Easily the most attractive female on the show for me

Jimmy Stewart

Gives new meaning to the Eye for Eye reference.

Clarence Newman

British law is pretty quirky. For example, Section 12 of The Licensing Act of 1872 declares that it's illegal to be found drunk in a pub. That law means that pretty much every Brit is a criminal. The same Act states that it's illegal to be drunk in charge of cattle. Finally, it's illegal for your pet to mate with an animal from the royal household. Therefore, when I go to Buck House to collect my knighthood, I will need to ensure my dog doesn't shag one of the corgis.

Uncle Phoenix

Did anyone else find it crazy adorable that when Cassie heard two horn blasts she immediately knew that it meant, “Rangers Returning”. 🥰

flink

Cassie is the best. Through the good, the bad, the ugly, I watch shows like this with her (and this is like my 30th rewatch of GOT) because of her raw emotion. I like that she gets attached, and I totally get nervous with episodes such as this - it’s what makes it fresh all over again. Another great reaction, and I can’t wait for the next drop!

MrKsummer7

Hey folks, a fun survey here: In The Big Lebowski, the original Tumbling Tumbleweeds by the Sons of the Pioneers is featured in the movie, and it’s on the soundtrack. We’ve all seen Cassie’s reaction to the film. Do you think she will recognize Curly’s (Jack Palance) version of the song during the famous campfire scene with Billy Crystal in City Slickers? Yes / No / Maybe

Chris Thom

Ouchies. That image from the second episode is horrible. One of the few episodes I've seen of the show and I've been trying to get it out of my head for a while now. This show is definitely a bit of an abusive relationship.

Brian Sheely

If ever this world had a fair maiden, it would have to be Cassie.

Tyler Hale

That death was awesome though.

Vak

Every now and then, Cassie blurts out a Headcanon Nickname that makes me choke on my beverage. So far on this show alone we've had Bran as "Bran Muffin" and Jon as "Ser Cutie." Now...Hot Pie is "Hot Pocket." Dammit, that was a waste of a perfectly good drink But keep 'em coming, girl. Keep 'em coming. On a first watch, Jorah's exile hit me SO damned hard, much more so than in the books. There, he's kind of a venal bear of a man (no pun intended) who's obviously quite a bit younger than Iain Glen, whose only regrets over his own past actions seem to be limited to where they've stuck him at the moment. And he's more than a bit forward and possessive around Daenerys. It's easy to dislike him for a variety of reasons. But in the show, Glen gives such a soulful performance that it's impossible to NOT like him. He's clearly in love with Daenerys but considers himself both too old and unworthy, so he unhappily just worships her from afar and NEVER crosses any lines. He's completely reformed, and it's because of her - she's literally his soul's salvation. And like his father, he takes that kind of devotion completely seriously. She picks up on a bit of that, and more than once prior to this moment in the series, she softens around him to the point where the viewer thinks she's ALMOST going to fall for him as well. So when she banishes him, it hits HARD.

Clay F

Missandei and Daenerys both have a beautiful upper body, which we have now seen both unobstructed. Cassie seems to be liking the story line with Missandei and Grey Worm.

Benny50309

Yup, that's pretty much how I thought that scene would go for you. Ain't gonna lie my 30 yo soldier self in 2014 wasn't *much* less animated. I've seen stuff. And that ... ya that... still got a shock out of me

Maxi_Rad

How many times will Cassie be made to love Pedro Pascal, just to have him taken away?!?!

Maxi_Rad

Do ya'll think Cassie should watch Triple Frontier?

Jay

"Screw your freaking....... EVERYBODY IN THIS SHOW" 😂😂

Chris Thom

She has zero love for GRR Martin at this point.

James M

Tyrion explained the show Game of Thrones when he said, "If you're looking for justice you've come to the wrong place."

Tyler Hale

Ah he’s being a lazy bum so f him lol

Adam Simoneau

I think she checks out after S5.

TechJJ

Poor Cassie. She now saw Pedro's characters got brutally killed 3 times!

Bruce Hutton

I loved Arya's reaction when they learn her aunt died. She laughs hysterically, looks at the Hound's sad face, and laughs hysterically again! Great acting!

Clay F

When told that Lysa died, Arya laughed (seemingly uncontrollably) b/c of the irony of the situation? That Arya couldn't get somewhere safe? Or that the Hound couldn't get a ransom or reward -- the Hound had no one to negotiate with? Yet, there was Littlefinger, the son Robin, and nobles at the Vale. Michiel Huisman playing a strikingly different role as Daario Naharis than oldest son in Haunting of Hill House. I also liked him in The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (2018).

KTVindicare

Bron was hoping that Cersei would pick a weak champion too. He would have loved to have killed another Kingsguard and gotten paid fat for it. But he knows his limits. He doesnt have all of that mercenary experience for nothing. The Mountain was just too daunting of an opponent to face. He came to find Tyrion to tell him so face to face. If he didnt consider him a friend he wouldnt have done even that. Also man that scene with Oberyn and Tyrion. Awesome scene in the book and perfectly acted by Pedro Pascal and Peter Dinklage. That was my introduction to the acting skill of Pedro.

Mad World

Love being back in Westeros with you Mrs. Popcorn

Above Average Dave

Yes, we have some exceedingly quirky state laws in the U.S. But common law was the equivalent of federal law. The U.S. Constitution’s 10th Amendment kept the foundation of all that, but left laws not outlined in the Constitution reserved for the states to decide. That’s why we have frequent challenges on federal laws that go up to the Spreme Court. I await the test case on trial by combat. Hopefully it will involve an HOA or even a speeding ticket.

kaiielle

It's so good to be back! I forgot how much happens in these two episodes and there are so many good moments. The Stark girls have sure been forced to learn a lot. What Sansa does in Episode 8 is a big moment for her. For me, I always feel like that scene where she's lying about how Lady Arryn died is her doing something for herself for the first time in years. She was presented with two options in a situation and was able to make a choice. It's been a very long time since Sansa was able to make a choice about anything in her life. This is why I think she chooses the outfit she does at the end of the episode. It certainly makes her look more confident and that's how she's feeling right now. It's like she's choosing to say goodbye to the past version of her that was always told what to do and where to be. She's not in King's Landing anymore! And Arya... well she has always wanted to be a fighter and she's getting a lot of that these days. I'm happy that you felt emotional during her scene with The Hound. Even though he's on Arya's list, she extended some grace to him. I just love that scene. And her laughter at learning of Lady Arryn's death is one of my favourite Arya moments. I have always thought that her laughter is born from a few different reasons. First, she's thinking "Great, just my luck" because this is now the second time she's been *this* close to family only to find out they've been killed mere steps away from reuniting. A string of bad luck can be humorous to some people. Second, The Hound doesn't get his money for handing her over and thus is probably still stuck with her and she's laughing at his misfortune. Third, this means that she still has a chance to kill him and she's laughing at that upside out of this bad situation. Maisie Williams shines in that scene. I was both excited for and dreading your reaction to Pedro getting his head squished. I would recommend looking up an interview of him talking about it though. He loved filming that scene and the actor for The Mountain is apparently a super gentle sweetheart of a man. The Jorah/Dany situation is a tough one, and even though I love Jorah I honestly don't disagree with her on her decision. It's not like two and a bit years of good reduces the hurt of what he did in that first year. He actively fed her enemies intel about her while counseling her and claiming the Targaryens as true heirs of the Throne - those are incredibly contradictory actions. And she nearly died because of his intel. Understandably, that is a huge betrayal and would probably make Dany question the last two years of Jorah's counsel. Now if Jorah had decided at any point between then and now to come clean with her of his own will and explain himself, then I think Dany could have forgiven him, especially if he did it at the start of Season 2 let's say. But sadly Jorah never intended on telling her. I think she would have been justified in killing him, but her care for him means that he just gets to leave. As always, I look forward to the end of this season and the seasons to come! It's bittersweet we are in the last half now.

LukeG84

So frustrating not having the recap at the beginning of each episode on NOW (the only streaming platform in the UK that has this series). Cassie's getting goosebumps about the upcoming episode and I have no idea why. What another great couple of episodes, though it's tough seeing how this series is chipping away at Cassie's soul. She still has hope, whereas mine evaporated with the Red Wedding. Can't wait for the next two episodes. I'm hoping there are a few wins on the horizon, like Arya and Sansa getting to see each other again for one.

Clay F

Good comments. Reminded me that last reaction, Cassie said something like that she wished Sansa would put on "leather pants" and do what she wanted -- that she had been told what to do for too long.

kaiielle

Cassie did say that, yes!

Clay F

The recap is a good summary for her to help absorb the material. But I also grew to like seeing her reaction to the recap. I feel for you, man.

Oisin Clissmann

Same here. I watch on Crave in Canada who have the rights here to HBO shows and there is no recap. It's fun to watch Cassie's reactions to what's going on and try to guess what she's seeing. Sometimes it is frustrating though, this time I wish I knew what she meant about the stuff coming to fruition. Was it perhaps about Jora?

David Cansler

"this show has made me a little dark." You are not the first...LOL

Scott O

Ramsey also said. "If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention" Definitely on point.

Dustin Ward

What does that mean for Robbin now that Liza's dead?.....It means he'll have to eat solid food lol

Mytheos Holt

I cannot WAIT to see Cassie's reactions going forward. Her frustration at the end of this was delightful.

Cole Jennett

I’m watching on Crave as well.

Stan the Man

There is zero chance she makes it through this show. If she lasts til season 6 I will be SHOCKED.

Steve Smith

Prince what's his name was not a good guy.

Gray

she's said frick plenty of times lol

Gray

I can't see her not finishing it tbh she's already half way through now. plus people would kick off no doubt.

Gray

Finally found some time to watch the reaction and for those of us who have seen it before what two episodes to leave us waiting on haha. Always found Arya & Hound scenes my favourite during the shows run and well Pedro has been breaking Cassies heart time and time again.

Gray

sounds more like fruck after stumbling on frick, i'll wait til she out and out says it (not likely though)

Stewart Menzies

I honestly thought Cassie that GOT would be a bit too much for you to handle, but you're doing so well, be proud of yourself. It's such a gripping series and believe me, you ain't seen nothing yet. Enjoy.

Andrew Nyberg

The show is VERY frustrating. But trust the process. Its all intentional for a reason.

Ryan Burt

Cassie - I had a dream Jamie Lanister was flirting with me, but then I realized I am supposed to be with John. I am happily married, I promise". This show sure knew how to pick the boys the girls like, lol!

Conchfritters

This show broke the mold for me. Yes, your favorite people get shit on. They aren’t afraid to rip your heart out. Makes any little victories seem extra sweet.

Brennan walker

cassie im one of your newer members lve watched your youtube edits for a few years and when i saw you were doing got i just had to join and I AM so glad did you are great!!! keep watching though like I saw from someone else on this thread you ain't seen nothing yet but see it through to the end it's worth the ride

Walter

yeah...knew this one was going to be tough for you. Oberyn was too arrogant for sure, but also he had been dreaming about his revenge since his sister died, and he wanted to revel in it. And he wanted that confession and confirmation that Tywin was ultimately responsible. He paid a horrible price for it.

Ignis Rændl

my introduction to reaction videos was Nikki and Steve's Game of Thrones reactions, which gave us multiple "F*ck This Show!!" walk offs in absolute tears, as Nikki calmed down. so in that respect you are doing well, Cassie, and should a few laps of your house be needed to calm down I'll completely understand. 🤭😉

Raymond Terry

Every single one of us that has not read the book had the same reaction during the fight. Fist pumping, jumping for joy, and then he gets tripped when he had the win right there... The ride continues.

VOCFM

Oberyn DESERVES THAT so badly. Just kill him. This isn't about you

warcrimes

wait who are these reactors? ill have to save them for when i watch GoT a third time

VOCFM

The reason gets unclear later

warcrimes

This is Cassie in a nutshell and i love her for it.

A'rora Nightfall

The beetle story in Game of Thrones serves as a powerful metaphor for the senseless cruelty and arbitrary nature of power in Westeros, reflecting Tyrion's own life as a powerless individual crushed by greater forces (like his father, Tywin). It symbolizes how the strong crush the weak without reason, foreshadows Tyrion's impending doom and internal turmoil, reveals his gentle nature, and acts as a devastating analogy for his own unjust trial and fate, culminating in the visual of the Mountain crushing Oberyn's head.

candle

Stop doing this. Telling people to expect something good or bad is a form of spoiling and you or others disliking a season is a subjective opinion, not a fact. Let Cassie form her own.

Andrew Nyberg

Worry about yourself. Nothing i said was a spoiler. Cry elsewhere.

Rick Williams

Abandon all hope. Good episodes. Great reaction, Cassie.

Sam

Great breakdown mate!

Clay F

This week, she reacting to S6:E7-8. Looking forward to her reaction to conclusion of S6 next week.