The Reel Rejects - REJECT RECAP: House of the Dragon 1x6 "The Princess and the Queen" - REVIEW!!
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We are going to watch House of the Dragon today.
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with our lovely voices
what a lovely day
it's a lovely day
yeah
it's so
absorbingly dark
yeah
yeah
oh my god
what a
like they're all sorted
and twisted
and there's so many intersections
between personal and political
and everything in between
and yet this one felt like the most
of all that like Jesus
so many twists of the knife
so many people burned a lot
I don't trust my family anymore
yeah keep an eye on jabby Koea
you're gonna wake up in a locked room
and lit on fire
I don't trust any of them
they're always looking out for themselves
kill me in a heartbeat
if it meant they could gain some power
I just try to advise you free of
personal gain
free of personal
self-interest sir
oh my goodness
gracious
can't trust anyone
and you can't make
you can't throw anything out there
you don't expect somebody
to act upon
that was
depressing a shit
that was
that was like so desolate
and desperate
and
yeah
and just as tense
like they're really good at like once you get started even the chiller scenes are still sort of like your shoulders are up and you're like i don't know i got a bad feeling about this
yeah yeah that was really it was really it's like stepping into a void
i i think it's so well constructed there's such a power to the right opening scene i really believe in you've got to nail that opening scene
and especially for such a time jump and almost like it just reframes the construction of like those previous episodes you know i once her i think i think it was vince giligan who said
there was a some screenwriter once talked about actually i think i heard from dan merle who's who's quoting someone else and i was like oh that's interesting about um which if you're writing a pilot you should um you know write that pilot and then write the second episode
and the second episode's your pilot.
And I was like, oh, that's actually a really...
That is a great revelation.
It's a great tip.
It's a fantastic tip.
Oh, my God.
And then stepping into this, I was like, you know, in some ways, it sort of feels like
this was the first episode.
Yes.
You know, obviously, it wouldn't work as well, and you do need some additional context
to really keep up.
But in some ways, it does feel like a first episode to a series.
and then the other ones
I love how
like this comes in the middle of it all
and then you have all that other
supporting episodes prior
to help elevate this episode
and it's so strong
and I think this show
has such a great grasp
on how to handle the in-between
with the time jumps
because all the strained relationships
and all the emotions
that have been
percolating throughout
that have just been
boiling
over like you have someone like alicent what i what i love of the parallel that i've drawn with
alicent and rinara is like alison's so out to get renair like she's just so out to get her
she's been so many times and we've seen alison to send to the the position of queen through
power of manipulation you know even though we witnessed it happened in a way where it didn't
and seemed like she really wanted it, but her father, you know, manipulated her into doing it to force her to do it.
And now that she's here, she has embraced the position of queen.
She, she is queen.
And more importantly, she's a mother.
And she's a very protective mother.
And you got the same thing with Renera.
And they both just want to protect their families.
they're media families
you know they're next of kin and stuff
and that's where so much of this
mind games comes from
and try to take each other down and stuff
but it's like how
I always talk about
like a big part of plotting
is you don't want to just see plot unfold
you really want to see what will happen
to characters
via the plot like what will
become of them what will change them
and I loved how like
this whole episode
Alicent
played brilliantly
by Olivia Cook
like Alicent
is just so headstrong
and so determined
and just like
try to cut through the bullshit
and I think that
opening scene is so strong
of the way
they paint the light
like you're capturing
her from Reneira's perspective
the show has pretty much
put you in Rennara's perspective
as she is the protagonist
of the show
and when she gives birth
this struggle
and then immediately
it's this like
foreboding ominous presence of like, what is Allison like now?
Yeah.
And why does she want to see this baby right now?
What's going on?
No, she just wants to make sure.
She's like, hey, black, yeah, looks nothing like that guy.
Go back, try again.
I'm not going to recognize his air.
Such, this is a bullshit baby.
Bastard son.
And, and, uh, because like, like, Alicent is, is, is, is frustrating at the same time.
I'm like, well, she's not wrong.
I get you.
Yeah, she gets to be, and the thing that this show's got to me to become compassionate for her in an angle,
because you don't want to see Rennara taken down, you don't want to see Rennara.
Like, that's the thing you don't want as an audience member.
Like, I don't want to see Rennara suffer.
And yet, Alicent is not wrong about what her pursuit is of the truth she's trying to expose.
Yeah.
Because she fears for the life of her.
her children dying yeah where that's all according to the rules like she has followed suit
and she seems like she's been faithful this entire time like i was wondering you know does she
sleeper and maybe the show will unveil that she she does have some fun with someone else
on the side but the impression i get is that she abides by the rules yeah that she follows
through and and and and it is like oh it's such it's so well
constructed how none of this is is black and white and i love how it's just all like just messed up
families everyone just so messed up yeah well you can and you can feel how and why people act the way
they do even if it hurts or even if you don't you know want yeah even if you're rooting for one
character or another you can't help but see where each one is coming from and i thought like alison
has a really great and fascinating journey over this and and all that groundwork they laid really does hold up
because, yeah, like, that ending beat where she finds out that, you know, the Sun Strong,
whatever that guy's name is with the cane, you know, when she finds out what he...
Laris, there you go, yeah, she finds out what he really did.
And you can tell, like, oh, this is probably her moment to cross over to the other side of, like,
oh, now I'm in some kind of disastrous circumstance.
I didn't ask to be a part of, and I'm now in the game.
I feel like part of what you get to watch characters do is either indulge in or abstain the game of thrones.
And so now she, like it or not, has been pulled into it despite her best efforts.
And it's like those foundations make so much sense when you see, like, her father, that last scene she had with him after putting so much faith in Reneira.
And then you see the way they interact now, Allison and Reneera interact.
And it's like, you can tell that deep, deep, deep, deep down there's that wish.
of like, you know, there's
that bond we used
to have. It's somewhere in there, but I
just can't trust you anymore. I can't
put my faith in you anymore no matter
what game you talk. And you can
feel the strain of the history of
the characters, but also you can
really feel the immediacy, like when she
has that scene with Agon,
that wild scene with Agon
where she like grabs his face and is
like, no, like she might try and eliminate
you. Like you see the corner she's been pushed
into, and I love that one
bit she says because i really felt it for her as much as you know everybody has their opinion when she
says that thing of like nobody's i don't have anybody in my corner like nobody is lying on my behalf
nobody is is you know at least taking what i have to say seriously and i really felt that for her
i was like i get it you know you're in a very thankfulist position and you're pretty much doing it
alone you know she is doing it alone yeah like she doesn't have the support of her husband
not at all not at all he's like i just want to want to get along that's definitely uh
That's definitely the right child.
All three, all those kids.
And you feel like...
You don't see the black?
And I feel like so much...
And it creates a fascinating scenario
because I'm like, I don't even think King Vezeris would need to do like the full-on letter of the law
because everybody, you know, like part of the charm of these shows and part of the truth of the matter is everybody stands on the ceremony,
even though everybody knows that to some degree or another, the ceremony is bullshit and built on lies.
and yeah i don't know there's there's i lost my train of thought there
ceremony train of lies
yeah you know it's it's that thing of oh yeah if viziris had even just i don't know
had a straight talk with her i feel like so much trouble could be averted but it's his
like staunch adherence to nah i like he he plays the willful ignorance really well
because you can tell he knows the truth and you can
can also see him creating lies for himself to believe and then pass off his
well he has to believe it because if he does if he doesn't believe it that's condemnation for his
daughter yeah he has to exile and kill her because it's not like she just gets yeah she doesn't
just get in trouble she's dead yeah and uh at the end of day he does love her so yeah that's uh
i love the i love the dejective nature of every every character portrait here because everyone's so
retreated and
has to live under a guy's
like all Allison wants
like personally my favorite
performance in this episode was
Olivia Cook I thought she was very
gripping yeah and because she's so
on edge and it's just such a
desperation for truth and I do think
who's playing where you're gonna Emma Darcy
Emma Darcy
Darsie fantastic so internal
yeah and I love a good
I love a good performance where you have to, it's very physical and you have to keep it together.
There's a truth underneath the surface, but you can't let on.
Like that whole beautiful shot where she's, it's the afterbirth situation she's got going on and she's trying to walk through the halls and demonstrate character and strength and be protective of her newborn.
and she's got to like just not let the trail of blood but also not look like she's suffering here and has to
has to be strong and and every scene she has there's so much going on underneath her dialogue there's
and the the reactions that she's having towards um oh my god totally blank on his name there's a lot of names
here people what is the name of the the husband who's oh laner laynor um like every moment with laynor and then
or has just escaped into a life of just he's just it's just pure escapism for the guy debauchery having fun messing around party he's like a college kid who can't get in touch with his emotions you know yeah like a dude who just went through the worst heartbreak fight man yeah it's like i love that the last episode was that that dreadful wedding moment where they where everything fell apart for them and truths truths have been coming out like people know the truth
the note but it's just not public knowledge right now and or something that we can't
no one can just talk about then you you're you catch up to here and you watch how everyone's
changed since that moment in time like christin is so angry like he was such a sweetheart he was so
sweet he was like the gentlest spirit and then here he's so alicent and wants revenge
like you said playing the long game it it doesn't even it's like he doesn't
the strikeman's a character who's who would say i i'm seeking revenge but it's going to be coming out
in all the most bitter envious ways possible oh yeah and that whole taunting and using the children as a way
to ring out the truth uh from oh my god from uh harwin harwin harwin strong break bones yeah from harwin
was was such a powerful scene because it's they're using the kids are the truth to the
whole situation yeah and and nothing is more um evokes something so primal and nothing speaks more volumes
of truth than than the defense of nature one too you get to watch him play a mirror almost to like
moments he's had in the past it's like he has that moment with alison where he's just like the guilt is
too much i need to say something you know like he reveals himself and he basically lures harwin into
the same kind of situation and then combines it with his little wedding display it's just like
Yeah, man, you know, now you know how I feel, you know, break it and wail on me for a minute.
And then, yeah, expose yourself, like play right into my trap.
And then Damon is a character who, you know, when you meet this character, he's someone who, who seemed to want it all.
Like, he wanted it all.
And he's hidden away from a lot of those desires now.
It's obviously there, but it's, it's brutal, like this coldness has been.
brood over him which is also allowed again for this great fleshing out of character of you know
it's it's kind of like those movies where you got that that bad ass past character who
kind of like uh i don't know i don't know why this is the one that comes to mind it's not the best
representation but decently apt uh bob oed kirkin no fucking nobody okay as the kind of
character is like i got a badass past and yeah i've had to push it away
and I like my family yeah but there's there is this other urge inside of me but I have to
hide from it and even though he hides from it it's it's led to would look like a
relationship where he actually did love her sure and and the that ugliness still
managed to to give me a word John to emerge and yeah sure resurface trying
I don't think of a word.
It's like grows like a virus.
Seeped back.
Yeah, yeah.
I guess that works.
Like the seep back and it relapsed into it.
The ugliness will overtakes a situation again and then led to the death of her.
In a way that was so emotional because I really liked her and she was the one with the most heart, the mom.
I was going to say this is the episode where the two characters who demonstrated the most like genuine either hearts or just like.
non-self-interested honor both got flamed yeah in this episode everyone's so many like little
fingers here i know everyone's an amateur little finger everyone's an amateur little finger
all this like plotting against each other because yeah you have this strong it's interesting how you
have um who was the okay there's lionel there's laris and who's the dad uh the hand
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Where is he?
Fine.
No, no, no, no, no, it is Lionel.
Lionel.
Harwin is the city watch.
And then, yeah, Laris is the conniving.
Because Lionel seems to uphold the most integrity.
And then you have Harwin, who doesn't seem like a bad guy.
It doesn't like a bad guy at all.
But he does not follow through with the rules and is committing an act that could lead to some terrible things.
And you got Lawrence, who's just like, sneezy and connivy.
Yeah, yeah.
Sneasy.
Sleasy.
Sleazy.
He's slimy.
Yeah.
And it just hit me that that's the conversation that Viceris has with Lionel, like a few episodes back when he steps up to him.
And Vesius is all drunk.
He's like, I bet you want to marry my daughter off to Sir, breakbones, your son, blah, blah, blah.
And he's like, fancy idea, but no, sir.
And sure enough, it essentially happened, even though it's not really.
of his design, and then it leads to his death.
Like, that's a great portent,
like great ironic foreshadowing.
Yeah.
Ugh.
But, yeah, I feel like what they do with Damon is fascinating
because you expect such a...
You expect him to be almost like a Joffrey at the outset
just because he has this sort of wild and...
That's Agon.
Soon enough, yeah.
But I don't know.
He comes in with this very sort of almost...
amoral, just like, I don't know, he could do anything in any time, kind of feral energy. And now to watch
him as he is kind of like the most simmered down version of that. And you're like, you can tell
that that impulsive guy is still in there. But as you would, yeah, contemplate, just like
settling down and getting fat. And then also, you know, I love the unspoken notes. Like, I feel like
so much of his actual character is never in the dialogue. Because, like, their connection kind
have fascinated me there like it and and to draw contrast from like the first episode where it's like
the serious has the back and forth with himself about like what do i do do i cut the baby out does the
mom like you know uh and then to watch damon have to go through that here but it felt so different
and it does feel like he cares and just can't communicate that truly yeah like and uh yeah
like the way he he stumbles to the beach just in time to watch her you know be incinerated with
their unborn child like i didn't even know her that and it's gave me so emotional it was such a
powerful moment i was tearing up at at that moment it's so powerful it like there's something
very uh connective and and i think relatable of that feeling of like i'm asking your own pet to
murder you yeah put you out of your like this is the way i got to go out like she she said she said when
she died how'd she say she wanted to die was a battlefield or by fire i figure if she's a dragon rider's
dragon rider's death yeah yeah and and just like the way they animated the dragon in that moment of just this like i don't you could feel what the dragon's thinking like i don't understand no i can't you're the only person i answer to you're my bonded writer i can't do that yeah yeah and and she's just pleading for it to happen damon i feel like the new trope of damon is he's going to have a wife or something that's
thing who shows up one episode you're like yeah i really like you you're interested oh no you're
dead now yeah you're gone but like it was so heartbreaking because yeah they they have that whole
debate which felt very real of like no i i want you know i want our newton next child to be born
you know in the house of my father i want the kids to grow up there i want them to to know
their birthright and now like all of that goes up in flames like literally yeah it's it's
heart is heartbreaking and it also i don't know and she also knows him well yeah like like you can
pick he's he's he's defensive because she's she's prodding at truths you know uh of this guy who who is
he's denying what he really wants but then he indulges himself with reading about the legacy dragon
writers and stuff the the the kind you know he fancied himself to to to ascend to yeah and he
it blocks it because it and you kind of get it because you know like back home it's a fucking nightmare
what's going on this whole this whole business is is such a horrible situation for everyone no
matter what rung of the ladder you're on yeah that's the main lesson i learned from this show is
never be involved in ruling and state craft because it's just going to destroy your life
and your morality and your morale yeah and what i really liking about this show especially with
like historical fantasy pieces it's usually like good versus evil or there's an outside force that
threatens our main characters or uh you know and and in some ways uh like like even with the crab king
crab king crab feeder crab king is sponge bob uh with the crab feeder um with the crab feeder at the
offset it was seeming for people who haven't read the book it was seeming like okay this is the big
bad or something like this is the this is the threat to targaryens uh and and no they they do away
with that and again the threat is everything internal everything is like it's the thing that is
going to bring a crumbling to the legacy is not and maybe i'm wrong with it the way the show seems
to be painting is that it's going to be all within and not not because people attacked them
we're like we're taking king's landing yeah yeah no it's all just lies and truths placed in in
inopportune and
opportune places. Yeah.
You're just watching, yeah, as lies
get worse and truths come
at inappropriate or
not inappropriate, I guess there's never a bad
time for truth, but yeah, over like
horrifically inopportune moments.
And it's, it's
really the journey that
I'm, again, what I brought up at the beginning of this talk
was like the plot is so interesting
to unfold, but
I'm so intrigued to see like what
dark depths are
characters like alicent and ronara are going to descend to as the more this goes on i'm so worried
about both because that's the thing with alicent like as disturbed as she is by the revelation of the
truth of what happened to the strongs and it's and i like the symbolism of that strong but
but the but the how disturbed she was by that revelation you're like well it's only going to get
worse for you know you're going to have to do worse it's yeah you're going to be happy to learn about
of information. You're going to turn into Lady Macbeth
because, I mean, now
you've got blood on your own hands
and now you can't, you know, cling
to the fact that you've always tried to
do everything by the book and
stand on the ceremonies.
And you have, I forgot out his name again
I'm sorry, what's the husband's name?
Lainor? Lainor. With Lainor,
I worry
about the way he behaves
because he seems to
lack such
because as much has been like
I'm committed
I've done everything
for my 10 year plan
I'm oh there seems to be this
he's going to slip up
and he's going to get himself caught
and exposed and you know
yeah he doesn't seem like he lays low
or does anything
with any level of secrecy
yeah there's a bit of this childish quality to him
yeah yeah
that remains
yeah he he kind of has an entitled
sort of obliviousness
not like a devious
um
borderline maniacal nature
in the way of how
Damon is.
No, quite the opposite.
You're like, no, you're going to, like, slip up
and do something that's going to get you all in trouble.
You're going to get caught.
You're not helping the situation.
And it's not, this isn't a gripe,
but I do want to ring both their necks.
Like, guys, you,
there must have been a way for you guys
at least have one child together.
You had to know this was going to turn
into a complete disaster.
I thought that's what they were going to do.
I thought that's what they were going to, I think,
that's what I was like, wait, you got to have a kid.
I guess they can just force it to happen.
Oh, sure.
I mean, I'm sure there are plenty of, you know, throughout history,
there are probably plenty of men who are forced into, you know,
heteros marriages and had kids.
You know, it's definitely possible.
But, yeah, I'm like, I'm sitting here going, man,
I feel like you guys could have been a little smarter about this.
Like, I feel like you could, again, have a couple bastards, but get one.
Yeah, they just need one.
Because also, too, like, you know, nope, you're in the position where it's,
Like, of course people are going to notice, unfortunately, because, you know, you are of such different lineage.
Yeah, there's a whole plot line about it.
I mean, myself, and I read.
Is there really?
That's good.
That's what they probably drew inspiration for.
A big part.
That's why it's so funny.
Yeah.
Have you seen that movie?
Not in its entirety.
No, I've seen a couple of the very, very well-known moments.
His wife cheats on him in the beginning with a black guy.
I don't know.
It gives birth to, like, triplets who are all, like, completely black.
And he just doesn't register.
Like, that's not his kids.
Of course.
Yes, yes, yes.
Of course.
I like, come on.
It's so obvious.
Like, they don't look at all that.
That's going to be the problem.
It's the biggest dead giveaway.
I was like, yeah.
It would give me one thing if they were white and maybe you could get away.
with some bullshit, but the fact
that the eyes look off or something
but I'm like, no, no, I mean, there's a whole
other aspect to this that we
are not talking about. Yeah,
mixed race babies are
are, yeah, you could, they're
mixed race babies, you can tell when that's happened.
I'm surprised I don't even say that in the show.
I know. I'm like, maybe in the book,
I don't know if in the book
if the characters are
black folks.
Yeah, is there like another word
for,
black people back then i don't know that's not a racist word but an actual like historical
word or something yeah yeah some george r marvin word
african they don't call them white people you know they call like valerians
yeah so but anyway yeah i i would be i'm surprised i don't
no one's bringing up the skin tone i'm like that's the biggest dead giveaway guys i mean yeah
they have that whole horse horses conversation and even that right right like
I was like, dude, Vaseras, I appreciate you.
And we probably didn't know as much about animals at the time, but it's not quite the same.
You know, like, yeah, like, you can have a cat, give a litter, and all the little cats are different colors and shit.
But, like, I don't know, it's a little different when you've got two humans and you do your little gene splicing tic-tac-toe.
There's a skit to be made about this whole discussion.
James Corden, bring it on.
Do it.
Make it happen, Corden.
Get a wig and some costumes and do it.
But yeah, man, this is like...
Rainier is just so white that it overshadowed.
Yeah, the Dominion.
That's why they have brunette hair.
Yeah, and brown eyes.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, like, hazel.
It's canceling it out is what's happening.
Straight brown hair.
That's, I guess the dentist giveaway is they're both so blonde.
Yeah.
And neither of their kids have any lightness to their hair.
They're both really blonde.
Like, that's their nests.
and it's so true
and it seems like in the Targaryen clan
you know the blonde
hair genes are
usually blonde is a recessive gene
scientifically but in the Targary
and the Valerral
Valerian you know lineage seems
pretty dominant yeah yeah
well I mean even Allison
is
she's a High Tower
right Allison High Tower
yeah and she's Brunette
and her kids are way blonde
yeah they don't even like
dirty blonde they are just as blonde as they're i know beacon of light right there like you've got
so much working against you guys and at least even if you weren't smart on the first kid at least
by the second one be like we need a blonde baby at least a blonde baby it would be nice if the baby
was also a mixed race racial background because then that would be the yeah i could totally like
i've seen it where like we we know um the henry's yeah
you know like everyone kind of had like they they were all like dark all of skin
brown hair brown eyes and then there's david who was like pale the shit and like blue eyes
yeah i don't know this happened but hey somewhere in the dadics but three in a row with these
three in a row they all look pretty similar to each other yeah that's why
that's why uh damon's just like blunt sarcasm line no that was so like as the king pointed out
how it looks a lot like harwin stras is so funny yeah it's like yeah you don't they do oh it hurts
so bad even the kids can pick up on it even damon knows it he ain't been back in forever yeah oh
that's that's the thing i don't know that that's that's the fascinating part is yeah watching all
of this structure and then watching everybody talk the truth underneath it yeah man well yeah it's a
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rings from Alan Ling. Logan, profile pick looks kind of like Barry Cogan Burton. No need to fear
you, Kira. I am drawn to Eric Kahn's 39 times over. Cousy, coosy, you make my, my cheek so mushy,
mushy, mushy. Bear in the garage, you're a flare amid the barrage of you stand out. I create a
hex around my heart for Nick X. Juan Longoria never going to bore you.
You never make me feel like I fail when I hang out with Miss Ferguson, a.k.a. Gail.
You're such a haughty, Mohamed al-Sharani.
Jaron Wanner, you're as strong as Bruce Banner.
Cliff Rodriguez better do what he says.
It's going to be okay when you're around Alex Day.
Master Tenebrae.
Movie title.
John the goat makes me feel warm like a big hot coat.
Always a slam dunk when you're playing with Andy Funk.
Lorenzo Baxter, pump it faster.
The rain in Spain falls differently, sane on the plane.
Don't ever try to kill Marco Tun still.
I never have to force myself to want to hang out with Lauren American horse.
There's a rhyme in there somewhere.
If you find it.
My home was rated by Simply Faded with my mom.
He corroborated.
Owee, the things you do to me, Joanna, St. Louis.
He, he.
There's a smell in the debate.
I think it's Rogue Cree.
Sour Jellyfish, 94.
Don't get me starting on all the farting by Justin Martin.
Rosie, never nosy, baitie, no Haiti.
Colin, you got me bawling when I see you hanging out with Joseph Stalin.
Philip Jughead Smith Jr.
I feel my body's with when I see Jen Smith because she's so in shape and it makes me feel fat by comparison.
Honk, honk for Melanie LeBlanc, if you support Melanie, we support you.
T.J. Tracus with Habacus.
Habacus, definitely.
That's a sauce.
Yeah, I think.
I love a good T.J. Habacus sauce.
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