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Tyrion once said all dwarves are bastards in their fathers eyes and that remained true right up to Tywin's death as in the way Tywin saw Tyrion and vice versa

Never a dull moment watching you react you are so vocal and funny at the same time Tyrion is mint mad that halfway through this show already

One of the best episodes, which gets overshadowed by the ones with really big reveals and epic moments. But with this episode, every scene has a purpose and they flow so well. There's also minimal back and forth. It's almost like they flow from one vignette to another, and each one is so emotionally impactful. And the arrangement of the theme they use at the end is beautiful.

Youre hilarious kev, here since the beginning. "Valar morghulis" "Valar dohaeris" "What does that mean?!"

The Tyrion/Tywin scene is just so cold. There's no urgency, there's no rage, no tears, no emotion, just a man and his son, who has decided to kill him, and that's exactly what he did, in the most casual pace ever. The slow reload of the crossbow truly brings it together, he has no need to rush, Tywin will die regardless, so he takes his time and it's like he's shooting a target on a wall, not the monster who raised him.

One of my favorite episodes The Lannister Father's Fate🔥🐲

the 2 movies u saw, are both only the first book, and there's 6 books from the original guy, and then 9 or so more books from his sons...

Super glad that it sounds like things are improving for you. This show... Wow. Every time you think it can't get any better, it does. So incredible. Thanks, Kev.

I still think it’s a shame they didn’t include Jamie’s confession to Tyrion. That his wife had never been a whore. That she’d always been just what she seemed. An innocent young girl fleeing some rapists. THAT was the main reason why Tyrion delayed his escape to go hunting his father. His grief for that lie that he’d believed.

Tons of rich references, from the horse referencing the book of Revelation to the "Cross" road pan out at the end referencing the sacrifices and much more

Unfortunately, it's all downhill from here.

Tyrion is one of "The Children" from the episode title too

Tywin 1000% deserved to die, but no more Charles Dance sucked. This is the only thing I'd ever seen him in and he owned every scene.

Many people forget it but in fact Olly's father died next to him on that scene that the wildings attacked their village, like literally, from an arrow from Ygritte herself (at least according to the show). So its full circle indeed. We don't like it, but that's justice for you.

Tyrion killing Tywin is the most satisfying death in GOT imo.

RIP Old Lion

I guess Tywin and Elvis had something in common?

Remember, Bronn found Shae in some tent at the military camp ... it could have been Tywin's tent.

I hope you are going to finish the series with your son. You've mentioned in some of your videos about UA-cam age restrictions. What is it that UA-cam won't let you do?

This is my favorite season finale of the entire series! I love seeing Tyrion, Varys, and Arya each going on a new path.

Great reaction, favorite episode until......

That’s one way to die pooping on the toilet 😂

Not sure if you noticed it in the reaction but when jon and mance were toasting, they toasted to Mag and Grenn. The Giant that entered the tunnel in the last episode was Mag.

Oh no, Varys no longer has a spy on the Hand of the King. And the king no longer has a Hand. Maybe Ser Pounce will be the new Hand.

Fantastic reaction thank you so much. This was so fun watching this with you,the joy and the giddiness in your face, you were so excited which made me smile. I loved every moment. Can’t wait for the next one. 😊❤

Jaimie can't inherent because his King's Guard vows forbids it.😊

Valar morghulis - is High Valyrian for "All Men Must Die" Valar dohaeris - "All Men Must Serve"

Tyrion is set to become the 3/8 of a man this episode. Doesn't roll off the tongue too well.

Actually Ygitt killed Olly's father. After the arrow hits him in the head Olly looks to see who did it, and it's Ygritt. So, he did what most of us would in that situation, he shot her.😊

Yessss! I have recently watched all these with you and got up to date! Yay!

Yeah!!!

If you recall Melisandre convinced Stannis to go north to the Wall because of her vision after they received the raven from Castle Black. Stannis and Davos then went to get the loan from the Iron Bank and the mercs, along with the pirate dude's fleet. As it said in the books, ravens made their way to every man claiming to be King of the Seven Kingdoms. But only one man responded and put on hold his war. Stannis was the King Who Cared. Of course, this demonstrates why he should have been king the whole time. Renly screwed everything up.

One of the best episodes. Top 5 for sure

Great reaction!!! The sequels are absolutely brilliant Also 🙏 they kept all the cast

20.46 - “that guys in my trigg class = blink 182

Awesome reaction of my favorite Game Of Thrones episode!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊

Watched with my parents back in the day, never fully recovered 😂

Superpower: teleportation

Stop calling me Shirley

No"stalkery" no plot.

Reaction Captain America civil War??

The question that remains unanswered "Did the taxi park in the red or white zone?"

Two words for ya: Mel Brooks. Starting with spaceballs, men in tights, young frankenstein, high anxiety, to be or not to be, history of the world part 1, blazing saddles. Also should react to airplane 2: the sequel, loaded weapon 1 is also right up your alley. Scary movie, police academy. Also fun but in another way: short circuit

Theres a few jokes modern watchers went get like "he never has a 2nd cup of coffee " it's from a commercial. And that religious cults would haunt airports for donations.

Paul simons lyrics are open to interpretation. A few others i like are Old Friends, Dangling Conversation.

Rule#1: ZAZ films always have end credit gags.

Do checkout The Distinguished Gentleman sometime. It's an Eddie Murphy film. Quite good.

Glad to see Rebels is back!

When Paul fights Feyd-Rautha, he actually has no idea of the outcome, even though he has full vision, because prescient people are invisible to each other. As you recall, Feyd is also a potentially Kwizats Haderach, a very underdevelopped one, but still. Earlier, after Paul took the water of life, we saw a very quick glance of the stabbing and that's all Paul knew of the fight - possibly because at this point Feyd is dead and therefore no longer shielded from his vision.

Oh yeah. This is Leslie nielsons first comedic role. Before then he was serious (but it's hard not to laugh si ce it's the same cadence)