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Badd Medicine Website: Game of Thrones (watch along & Uncut available)

Link: Games of Thrones 2x3 FULL REACTION | Game of Thrones 2x3 uncut

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Note: The uncut version is for testing purposes and is not a permanent addition at this time.

The uncut will be up for 48 hours-ish, & the website has a 21-day window before it expires from its posting.

Format: Watch along (Have your copy to sync) 

Why is it blurred? Copyright laws. We do not own this movie property nor can we afford the rights to distribute

First watch: Answer

Watched on: HBO Max

Game of Thrones watch options here

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Unholy Tater

Spoilers for the episodes. Regarding the death of Lommy (the blonde haired boy killed instead of Gendry). So, the book is quite different when it comes to the catalyst of events. In my opinion the show is a little weaker, because they know the boy they're hunting (they torture the blacksmith for information) and yet kill someone who looks nothing like him. In the book, Lorch is hunting another group of people (spoilers, so won't expand on that*) and comes across Yoren's party. Yoren insists he has nothing to do with that other group, but Lorch attacks them anyway. There is nothing to do about hunting Gendry. Possible show explanations, though: - Robert Baratheon has many, many illegitimate children. As far as I'm aware, all the known ones in the books are indeed described as having dark hair. However, some/many of these aren't in King's Landing and aren't known to the Lannisters. It's possible they don't have any reason to believe all of them will have dark hair. - The blacksmith might have been tortured for Gendry's name and where he was (IE he's travelling with Yoren), but they may not have gotten a physical description of him. The soldiers therefore know to hunt down a "Gendry" but don't know what Gendry looks like. They might know he has a bull helmet and so, seeing Lommy with it, are happy to believe they've got the right boy. * nevermind lol, I think this is the second time I've forgotten how soon they reference or reveal something. Lorch was hunting the Brotherhood in the book. The same group the villagers were being tortured for information about at Harrenhall.

James

You guys kept saying Viserys, instead of Varys, it was so confusing at first. Viserys was the brother of Daenarys in S1. Varys is the bald eunuch.

Maisie

Loving these reactions! Gentle reminder that Sansa is only 13 turning 14 in Season 2. (Sophie Turner was tall for her age but she's only a year or two older than her character in any given season.) At that age, her earlier naïveté was understandable I think.

Marie RammGirl

So Glad ya got introduced to 2 more of our favourite characters with Brienne of Tarth & Queen Margaery, will enjoy seeing your reactions to their storylines & you're right there are different levels of scheming going on within our characters, Tyrion was especially entertaining watching his Schemes in both episodes & does it with such wit (enjoyed your reactions for that too & yay for your M'Lady poses 😊❤️ ) Also liked your reactions for Tywin's "Idiot" line hehe. Well she serves the Lord of Light but whatever she gave birth to there certainly looks very ominous & the opposite to that!. (also I knew what Oak was thinking when Quinn said "Get your pencils ready" cause I had same cheeky thought that gave me a giggle too) ;)

Jeff K.

Haven't watched these yet (planning on it today), but I'm so curious to see if the guys recognized Xano (the big dude with the amazing voice who greets Dany at Qarth) as Sam Obisanya's dad in Ted Lasso.

Rob Z

Renly's claim to the Iron Throne is essentially that he is much more popular than Stannis. He's loved by the people. His charisma and leadership style would be more effective at uniting the realm than Stannis' more blunt approach. He made this case to Eddard in season 1.

Simon

Yeah they gotta sort that out; throwing the name Viserys around in this universe is confusing af lol

Unholy Tater

Might makes right, no different than Robert (whose own claim to the throne was also thin - even after the near extinction of the Targaryens, he's something like third in line). Renly's claim is so laughable but it's arguably the most realistic too. He's indeed more popular and so he has by far the most troops.

Laura Murray

I feel like so many people who watch this show judge Sansa so unfairly, while giving other characters the benefit of the doubt. Sansa made some mistakes, but she's a child who's grown up as the eldest girl, being told how she's to live her life as a lady, and all the expectations and pressure that come with that. Then when Sansa does what she thinks is expected of her, what she's been taught her whole life, as a scared inexperienced child, it's used against her. Especially when she was terrified but still tried to help her dad. She then saw him be beheaded and is forced to live with the people who did it, knowing she can't trust anyone. She can't just say how she feels, but she shows in any way she can that she's loyal, like when she tries to push Joffrey off the wall, and that she's learning to be smarter to survive. I'm not saying the lads are guilty of this, but so many reactors have no empathy for her, but will pardon characters who have done much worse. You don't have to like her, but the hatred some people have for her, will always disturb me.

MarisoL

The situation with Theon is a bit complex. The Starks did treat him kindly but was also often reminded that he was a prisoner. Again he was able to sit in the dinning hall with the family when Robert the king visited but Jon Snow wasn't 🤷‍♀️

Raymond Terry

The full and proper introduction of magic to the series. I'll never forget the surprise when it originally aired.

Meurydice

Quinn being genuinely confused is taking me out 🤣🤣 “What the hell is this?!”

Sarah_M

💜💜💜💜

Victoria

I hate how people are completly oblivious to Cersei and Sansa's background. Criticising a mother for wanting to protect her daughter and laughing at Sansa because where she was literally a child that was raised to see her only value as a future queen for an aliance she was fantasising about Joffrey. I like to see all of this people be a woman or a child woman in "this period time". This is a show with a lot of grey characters, characters that make wrong choices, even evil ones, to get power, to protect the ones they love, for many other reason. You don't have to completly like or hate one character or another. You are missing out the best.

Jaybird

"I thought you were going to say 'go east'." "It's not a crow, it's a chicken." Mind you, they haven't used a crow to deliver a message a single time LMFAO! They've been using ravens XD