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Paul Durbin

33:45 Brigg: "How far is this run, do you think?" "How long does a raven take to get to [Dragonstone]? Stop asking completely valid questions! Just turn your brain off and enjoy some plot!

Paul Durbin

34:20 It's not a matter of pacing, it's a matter of completely suspending disbelief. No, disregarding logic. You are given a timeframe of what other characters are doing during this time. Any combination of the following factors must be true for this episode to make an ounce of sense: 1. Gendry is now a track star 2. Ravens in this universe are (at least) literally capable of flying at the speed of sound. (No evidence of that being the case until now) 3. Daenerys has the grip strength of an industrial grade vise grip, cause those dragons must be doing the same as previously mentioned. 4. The northern posse spent many, many days just chillin on that frozen island. Don't start with this nonsense about how this is a fantasy show. It's called world building, and these clowns broke what's been built.

Paul Durbin

And another thing! Daenerys shows up just in the nick of time and gives the posse some breathing room. Okay, well the fight so far for Daenerys seems to be... "I burnt to a crisp at least a hefty portion of the undead army with near zero risk to myself or to my dragons." How does she not think to just keep it going? Why bother going down and rescuing them at all if you spend another 15 minutes making a dozen strafe runs and completely eliminating the problem altogether. Then you achieve the goal of eliminating the threat to the posse, and now Jon has no reason to worry about his main goal anymore and can work with you on the whole King's Landing thing. I really just gotta turn my brain off, I'm gonna be here for hours.

roonil

I think the reason that the dragon died pretty much immediately was that the Night King hit his "fire glands" (for lack of a better word), while the dragon was spitting fire. So the fluid the dragons use for spitting fire basically exploded when the gland was punctured. It was like a big explosion in his neck. And the fall certainly didn't help.

Paul Durbin

54:40 Carter "I'm so confused right now." Cannon "Wait, why?" Wut

Dante

So what's happening this week, are we only getting 2 episodes instead of 3 a week. Last week was only 2 😢

BadCo.

I think the biggest thing that always bugged me about this episode is the ice breaking in the first place on the lake. The North has literally always been frozen, anyone from a northern climate knows that ice in that situation would be thick enough to drive a semi on it, yet somehow a couple of people walking on it causes it to break. On top of that somehow in the matter of a day or two the ice somehow freezes thicker than it was before, enough for an entire horde of undead to walk across. Nothing makes sense about it. Not to mention all of the other parts of this episode that have already been mentioned

Nasty

so we getting a third ep this week? feels like it's been some time since we got 3 episodes a week.

TheSauceGuy

Would anyone here rate the finale of this season worse than this episode? I think certain aspects of the finale are worse, but I can't remember the majority of the episode.

Has

This is my first time rewatching this since it came out back in 2017, and my god, i do not remember it being this bad and cringe

Chuck Norris

man this show fucking stinks its hard to watch other people experience the pain that was the last 2 seasons

Linn

While I’ve loved watching your reactions to this show I can’t wait for it to be over. The comment section has been unbearable. So much negativity, people jumping at each other’s throats not letting anyone have their own opinion and let’s not forget a lot of condescending comments against women. Them making a video about it didn’t even help. At least we have Dark now and so far the fans there have been a lot more chill.

Cam

Omg you guys made me think for the first time how much more epic it would have been if Rhaegal had saved Jon. It would have been such an epic scene if Rhaegal chose Jon as his rider there and they rode off back to Eastwatch. Adding that to my list of “we were robbed”

Trae Young Supremacist

yall yap so much. daenerys is literally right I dont know what the hell y'all are thinking. they are at war, she won the battle and told the enemy to surrender or die, those who chose death got it. it's as simple as that

Thomas Strunk

No joke, the upside is this to me is the worst episode of the show. Just absolute fanfiction made by a 14 year old with no logic or reasoning. Upside because it only gets better from here. Albeit, in some episodes, not much better.

Ocean Phi Long Le

John lost the battle of the bastard and this battle. His character arch is so terrible

Thomas Strunk

Okay, bare with me y'all. I'm gonna copy paste a cringe comment from my childhood, August 22nd, 2017. When I watched this episode live and then sent a message to a group chat of friends. if ya want a super long unc hater POV from back in the day that's like 8 paragraphs: Idk, I just found the last episode to be really weak. there was just so much wrong with it. I kind of want to rant about this whole season, but I'll just stick to this episode for now. SubA) Just thought of this one and don't feel like changing all the letters: Why didn't they ride horses north of the wall? It'd be way faster and make way more sense. Your plan right now is to kidnap a wight out of the massive horde and then just run for your life with him? Get a bunch of horses and you can easily outrun the Walkers then. Not nearly as much of a thoughtless suicide mission. A) Why did they have Gendry run in one direction and they ran in the other? Why not all just run in the same direction? Gendry is the fastest and gets a good head start, so he'd be far in front of them and not at risk of dying. They didn't know the lake was there to save them, so why were they running over there? That's not the direction to East Watch. If they thought they'd have a chance at outrunning them, they then they'd obviously choose to run in the correct direction. Makes no sense. B) The idea of the ice collapsing on the lake just in time seemed a little dumb to me. I mean I guess there were so many wights running across it they couldn't hold the weight, but it seemed like a forced way to save them. I would have much preferred if the hound took that hammer and started swinging it to intentionally break the ice as opposed to dumb luck. Also, they were all just standing there in a circle and the Night King clearly has spears with dead-eye accuracy. Why didn't he throw the spears at them? Or even rocks or something lol. C) They should have continued to break the ice surrounding them with the hammer instead of letting it freeze over leaving them vulnerable. They had days to think about and do this. Really dumb and not believable that they didn't. D) The whole Gendry running to the wall, sending a Raven hundreds of miles south and then Dany coming up there all before they freeze to death thing is dumb. It's beaten to death though, so I'll let it go here E) Why was Jon Snow being a hero fighting off wights 30 yards from the dragon (and advancing further as he was fighting them)? Me knit-picking here, but the best place to defend the dragon is right next to it. I have no idea why he was so far away other than to create the plot point of forcing to leave him behind. F) Why did the Knight King throw his spear at he Dragon that was 300 yards away and flying across the sky? There's a stationary dragon literally right there with 7 other enemies on it as well and nobody looking. Instead he chooses to show off and take one down that's in the sky lol? G) Deus Ex Machina with Uncle Benji (for the second time, btw) was dumb as hell. Where did he come from? Was he just watching this whole time? WHY DIDNT HE GO ON THE HORSE WITH JON??? There's easily two seats, so I don't see why not. On top of that, what if the horse doesn't go back to the wall? What if Jon passes out (he did) and falls off? Clearly you need to be there Uncle Benji to make sure things go smoothly. He wasn't, though. Looked like they just wanted to die up a loose-end and save on budget so they killed him. H) Clearly Jon would have been dead after falling into a freezing lake and then riding for presumably hours back to Castle Black. Overall just a pretty Hollywood style episode to me. Really losing what made Game Of Thrones so great, which was believable outcomes and ideas in a fantasy world. No cheating. If a character is in a situation where they're supposed to die, they die.

LA

To all of you Butt Sore MFS, raise your hand if you've written or produced a more successful show than GOT.

Dante

Season finale, let's gooooo 👏🏻

Isabella Hayes-Hollands

hoping we get the finale today! only makes sense to finish it this week right? 🙃👀

Gilster

"Batman" lmfaooo bro

ipsssen

I understand Carter because also think danaerys is very cool but i just don’t vibe with her. I think it’s because she comes across pretty entitled and stubborn a lot of the times her claim is purely based on her birthright. She’s earned her current stature, but she also comes across like she just expects people to accept her as a ruler because of her name.

ipsssen

I also feel bad for Sansa because she got reunited with her siblings and now one is the three eyed raven with no emotions and the other is a faceless man with no emotions 😂 meanwhile she’s just a normal person

Bellaa

im crying😭 i only now got to finish ur reaction of the end of this ep, and Carters face during the “dany” dialogue is killing me hahaha. please carter dont hide the disgust and shock at what they do moving forward in the show. we want to see it🙏🏼

Zahra

don’t be shy drop 7x07 we know you’ve seen it 👀

𝕯𝖎𝖆𝖓𝖆 𖤐

The white walkers stopped by Home Depot to get the chain guys, I thought you knew the was one in the north.

𝕯𝖎𝖆𝖓𝖆 𖤐

It's crazy to me that, the more I rewatch the show, the more I notice Dany's character change. The first time around I loved her so much and would be bias as fuck ab her decisions and attitude, it starts to be noticeable in late Meereen. its soooo sad cus I always rooted for her and its so upsetting knowing its just bad writing. Like she is just this unbelievable woman I would follow her anywhere. Its also a lot more noticeable how much Tyrion fumbles every time, its not wonder she questions his loyalty, I think he lost his ability after killing his father……

𝕯𝖎𝖆𝖓𝖆 𖤐

I really also dislike this episode's pacing and seeing Viserion die. Just a reminder to Brig that people can't get infected by walkers, they die and rise as walkers either after dying or if the night king touches them, as we see with the Dragon. Also, Cannon Thoros is the priest that died, the guy with the eyepatch is Beric you keep confusing them with each other.

𝕯𝖎𝖆𝖓𝖆 𖤐

YOU people in the comments for this show are so fucking toxic, this is why I stopped watching this and commenting as soon as it gets posted. I get being passionate about a show and your opinion about it, but when you straight up come for people's necks when they disagree with your opinion online....... If you can't be respectful and actually have a debate (without being nasty and without your emotions all over the place but with facts and strong arguments) then don't participate, then shut your mouth.

Paris Hardy

I agree with Brigg & Carter for once. The execution of this season was terrible. Especially this episode. The way the writers got to these moments was so quick, obvious, & terribly plotted. It lacks the connection & nuance the first 4 seasons built up. Definitely on the writers… but I’m also side-eying the Hell of GRRM. What did he expect them to do? Spin their wheels forever with an unfinished story while he feeds morsels for years??

I❤️movies&tvshows

Does anyone know what state the geks are in? That way when they say tomorrow we would know the time zone it was posted in. Is tomorrow Monday or Tuesday? Thanks

Jenny D

Great reactions. What I liked about the episode was the different conversations between Jorah/Jon and The Hound/Tormund. I wasn't a fan of Arya and Sansa's argument. It seemed to bring us back to season 1 when they were at each other's throats. I feel like now they would understand each other better and see that they each have been through hard times. I would agree that I started to like Daenerys a little less in this season. Mainly because of what Carter said. There is nothing wrong with being confident and she's been through a lot, but sometimes I do wish we could see more of her humbler side like we saw in previous seasons. For the most part I tried to suspend belief on the traveling, but I will say it becomes harder as this season went on. I also am curious as to where they got thr chains. I guess maybe they stockpile stuff when they do their death raids? I don't know if anyone else caught this, but when Tormund was being attacked and almost pulled into the water, two white walkers popped out of the water to try and grab him. But before it seemed to indicate they couldn't swim. I still love the show, but they definitely were sloppier in this season. I get George RR Martin hadn't finished the books, but I read an article that said he told them what his plan was. Not sure how detailed it was. I'm looking forward to the next episode reaction. One more episode until season 8.

Vanessa Sanchez

My thoughts exactly regarding Daenerys. When I first began watching this show back in 2011, she was one of my favorite characters. And for the 8 years that I watched it my feelings toward her never changed. It wasn’t until I rewatched the show, without years in between seasons, that I actually truly noticed my annoyance with her. I know GRRM wrote an amazing character and I appreciate that but DnD just made me become more annoyed with her. Then again, I was annoyed with Sansa’s character in the beginning and then ended up loving her and her character development. It’s all part of the story…. However, at the end of the day, I LOVE what GRRM created, I LOVE that we got to see it come to life in GOT (and continuing to see it with HOTD), and I will always and forever be a fan! There’s more I want to speak on regarding your guys reaction about this episode but 🤐…. Can’t wait for the next episode reaction….

UnKay

I did finally watch this episode though and it is very entertaining, if you just forget the rest of the show exists. It truly is The Dragon Show compared (idk who I was talking to about that😂). Just pretend they started a new show and it works like magic. I think after 5.5 years I'm finally ... good?🤷🏾‍♀️

Stephiroth008

I like to watch reactions if those watching are liking the show and I totally understand the gripes but I was still able to enjoy the show all except the last episode. You all can have your issues with it but it stops becoming fun to watch if you all are not enjoying it. Again I totally understand and respect everyone’s opinion.

Studio Gek

Sorry for the late post again, the car broke down and so it’s gonna be a bit delayed but it’ll be out in a few hours!

Koen

i know the show falls of big time, but bro, just leave carter home at this point 😂 I can’t with the constant sarcastics laughs

Dreamer

I don't get why people think that Tyrion is actually a good hand, he's good with the people he knows, he's dialog is always on point but has he ever won anything with his strategies? Someone is always one step ahead of him, also, the way Dany clearly says that she will destroy the red keep because that's where the enemies are, is she wrong? in no moment has she mentioned burning the city or doing anything to the people, Tyrion keeps advising against it for why? because his family are the rulers and he still cares and does until the very end...

Jada

I'm with Carter: on paper Daenerys is inspiring on paper. But how they convey her on screen is different. I liked her character season 1-2 and that's about it. Now since all of my favorite characters died or were just acting stupid in season 8 I was rooting for her to kill them all. Everybody and everything was pissing me off in season 8 that I was rooting for her downfall whilst rooting for her to win lmaooo

SomeoneElse

Aria's entire story since going to that place with the faces was utter shit. I hate how they cut the good reunions we want to see short but dedicate so much time to this forced beef between Aria and Sansa. Yuck

Chan

I'm actively cringing how did they let this writing happen

sushi

luckily they only killed her smallest dragon

Zipzzty

2:45 love all the groups talking

LDragneel

Of all the stupidity that befalls s7 and s8, Tormund Giantsbane is a gem. Really love his gag 😂

Max

Carter is such a real one for being pretty much just deadpan the whole watch, valid reaction for someone who clearly understands what made the show so peak, and the absolute dive in writing quality and in universe reason/realism. This whole episode felt like a fever dream, utterly disappointing and stupid, proof that visuals and “epicness” serve as a very lacking substitute for quality writing and the proper pacing that earlier seasons championed so well.

TheIronSuitor

Yeah, this review nails it. D&D destroyed our beloved masterpiece. I think that's a big part of why GRRM is taking so long with Winds of Winter and A Dream of Spring. He's writing in the shadow of the mess Dumb and Dumber left behind, and those are stains that are almost impossible to clean. I hope he can still get the books out and save his world, but the problem is he probably handed them too much juice. "Hold the Door" is the perfect example. It wasn't in the books yet, but it was clearly something George was saving for that gut-punch reveal, and they spent it early. Same energy with Arya taking out the Night King. Feels like that came from him too. Makes me wonder if part of why he's so slow now is that he wants to rewrite his original ideas just to put distance between them and the garbage D&D turned them into. They really did destroy his work. Can't stand them. And didn't they go wreck Star Wars after?

Sock

Everytime I rewatch this episode I'm yelling at jon snow to get on the effing DRAGON!!