House of the Dragon:

Makear was a 100% that kid that would wind up Aegon or Aemond as kid, get away with it and watch Aegon/Aemond being scolded with a smug smile.

That's Aerion actually, he always gets away with everything along with Rhaegel. Maekar, Jon & Alyssa had to suffer the consequences of their actions.

"don't get your hopes up, peTe. she was just using you to cheaT on a tesT"

"we know she's cool, peTer. you're noT"

DC Pride #1 - "Bros Down In A-Town" (2024)

written by Jarrett Williams art by D.J. Kirkland

Daryl Dixon in Every Episode  -  TS-19 (S01E06)    

Jon Cozart looks different here

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…for reference. they’re the same person ur honor

what if he's written "mine" on my upper thigh only in my mind?

guilty as sin? - taylor swift

The amount of Northern culture cut from the show makes me sad.

Like the entire was up in arms with Jeyne Poole's plot line. Then they had the literal audacity to give Sansa that plot for shock value and giggles and we found out later that's literally why they killed Jeyne Poole, to give her that plot from the FIRST season.

But when Sansa Stark, the daughter of the north. The first daughter of Ned Stark after the rebellion of war, first daughter of Winterfell since Lyanna who was Just kidnapped and died. The girl who the bells rang from sunrise to sunset for.

Was married to a creature who helped kill their king, who they knew did horrific things to his other wives. They were too scared to care?

When Jon Snow, Robb Stark's named heir, marched an army down to avenge her, they refused the call?

Book!North would never.

The reason Jon will fight alone in winds of winter (we ain't getting it but just pretend. I know you're good at it.) is because it's not Arya, it's Jeyne Poole.

Book!The North would marched Ramsay around with on those hounds on his neck like the Frey's did Robb Stark.

☕️ + season 8 of got 👀

absolute garbage lmao, i don't think i like anything about that season, and season 7 actually had some glaringly bad writing too that really should have told us the next would be at trainwreck. (on rewatch i actually noticed got was the best at s1—s4, and beyond that smthing changed and i can't quite put my finger on it)

hated the forced antagonism between every female character (sansa and dany, arya and sansa, arya and dany)

miguel sapochnik you are the bane of my existence, cause wtf was the lighting for the long knight

dany got treated like garbage for the entirety of the season, pretty much always with no reason and characters turned on her for literally nothing, just betrayed, lied to, ignored, etc.

the way brienne was treated (jaime sleeping with her and then leaving) felt like it was purposefully to humiliate her one last time.

writing sansa's sexual assault as being "broken in rough" and then assigning all her growth to it. (d&d you will never wite again)

the way rhaegal died????? ??? ????? ???? ?

missandei's death.

everything about euron greyjoy. perhaps the biggest waste of a character ever.

cersei doing nothing the entire season. lena headey......you deserved so much better.

the entirety of the ending, not in the least the council scene in which bronn, of all people, is master of coin. 😐

tbh, somewhere in my old text posts you can find my actual live opinions as i remember posting about that season as it was airing. pretty much the only thing i enjoyed was: a) emilia clarke's acting, which was the best of her got career imo, and b) the soundtrack by ramin djawadi.

I hope everyone with a para that deserves a little forehead kiss has a great day

HOTD:

Yeah, now that Maelor pointed it out, the Greens boys would hate Aemon and all of Naerys's sons

Actually, Jon and Aegon get along pretty great and Aenys (Gael’s son) has taken a shine to Aemond. Maekar is bitterly despised by all the Green kids though because he’s another Daemon tormenting you alongside his father although he’s kind to Helaena. And Aerion and Alyssa are in the play nice category because they’re never overtly cruel although firmly on the Black’s side. They’re still cruel though on occasions.

First off congratulations on your new job! That’s wonderful! Secondly, I love seeing so many new video’s on your channel. I was watching a few clips of Kit’s recent Q&A session with fans and he talks about his abusive relationship habit going to back to his relationship with Cat. Do you have a take on Jon’s internal struggle with being rejected and the shame of being a bastard? He thinks a lot about this issue in the books and it influences a lot his feelings, decisions and actions.

Thanks! And yeah I'm attempting to put the grind in until Christmas at least and then will probably go back to 1 video a week. And I think that Jon's feelings about bastardy will ultimately wind up being an ironic way of teaching him that the standards and restrictions of Westerosi society are bullshit. He internalizes a lot of shame and complex feelings about being a bastard, but I think that he will ultimately find out that he was actually the "legitimate" child of Rhaegar and Lyanna, but will be repulsed at the fact that his biological father would abscond with a teenage girl, abandon her on the other side of the continent, and let the realm devolve into civil war just because he thought that Jon was the super special snowflake that the world needed. I think once he finds out the truth he's going to realize that being Ned Stark's bastard was far better than being the legitimate son of Rhaegar Targaryen.

Ok well here’s that something cool that Logan said… 😌

I just thought this was a neat detail but I don’t know if he’s specifically referring to Jon’s video or not 😂

Shane Walsh  -  TS-19 (S01E06)

hanging out w my best friend today for several hours who has not seen good omens but wants to watch good omens and has somehow not been spoiled for good omens while I have JUST come off no sleep marathon of watching good omens s2. god’s hardest battles to his silliest soldiers

anyway tldr wrt: the lizard show

was expecting a disaster it's actually not

I like the cinematography/most of the casting choices

they def read f&b at least and whoever wrote this can do exposition decently

it actually has directing/a cinematography hallelujah

I didn't feel like getting drunk

the whole tourney/birth scene actually was very well-thought/done considering the last time main show tried that was the end of S7 at least they learned smth from it

the whole song of ice and fire thing is like... I mean I can see how it would go down wrt book canon but wasn't like... I mean I thought it was obvious?? anyway if it shuts down the aa discourse i'm gonna be extremely overjoyed ngl

anyway overall it's solid and I'll be an idiot and see how it goes on because AT THIS POINT WE'RE STARVED FOR CONTENT but

good lord m*tt smith really needs to step up the game because like he so doesn't have the range/choices for this one role and I still don't get why they couldn't cast him as literally anyone else because he could have been literally anyone else and he'd have done a better job than that but anyway i hope he gets better /shrug

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