Montage Parody Hax Games Of Thrones

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So excited, in fact, that the parodies have already started. In the clip above, Tormund and Brienne — the Game of Thrones answer to Romeo and Juliet, in other words — have been lovingly edited. Six years ago, it meant parodying video game montages. But memes evolved and now this subreddit focuses on videos that have been edited.

While everyone else in Westeros is dourly assessing how they'll fight various wars, the Season 7 premiere, “Dragonstone,” found Samwell Tarly working the early days of training to be a maester. The montage of Sam serving soup and cleaning poop was both hilarious and gross, and has inspired all sorts of remixes. Here are a few of the best.

11. “Rocky IV” montageThe “Rocky” films are packed with classic montages, making them pretty good inspiration for a Samwell remix. This one borrows the song “Hearts on Fire” by John Cafferty from “Rocky IV.” Watch it here.

10. Wizard trainingWay back when Jon Snow was picked as a steward, Sam admitted that he’d always wanted to be a wizard. This one imagines his time in the Citadel has a more magical bent -- but also packs a “Rocky IV” song. This one is Robert Tepper’s “No Easy Way Out.” Watch it here.

9. Pink Floyd’s “Money,” but With Different LyricsYouTube user Ronny Richter thought of Pink Floyd’s “Money” during Sam’s Soup and Poop montage, which would have been pretty good on its own. But this video goes a step further with original, Tarly specific, maester-training lyrics. Watch it here.

8. “Till I Collapse”The Eminem song has a lot of thematic similarities to what’s happening with Sam, and this edit makes creative use of sound effects from the show to bolster the track. Watch it here.

7. “Easy Street”“Walking Dead” fans will remember this creepily chipper song that was used to torture poor Daryl during his confinement by villain Negan. Add the song, by The Collapsable Hearts Club ft. Jim Biano & Petra Haden, to Samwell’s time at the Citadel, and it takes on a much darker meaning. Watch it here.

6. “9 to 5”The classic Dolly Parton song about working too hard fits Samwell's miserable maester-school life extremely well. Watch it here.

5. “Push It To the Limit”Sure, there are a lot of ’80s movie montage songs, but “Push It to the Limit” by Paul Engemann from “Scarface” is probably the ultimate ’80s movie montage song. It really feels like Sam is building up to the big ski race with the rich bully, so he can use the prize money to save the local troubled youth club. Watch it here.

4. “Mr. Blue Sky”Playing Electric Light Orchestra’s upbeat track over Sam’s plight recalls that phenomenal opening sequence from “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,” and it also suggests that maybe Sam is a little more special than he realizes. His job still sucks, though. Watch it here.

3. “Montage”You can’t do a montage without using the ludicrous parody song “Montage” from “Team America: World Police.” It was scientifically engineered for situations just like this one. Watch it here.

2. “Working for the Weekend”Sam might not be working in a coal mine with his father and brothers while also being really, really, ridiculously good-looking like Derek Zoolander, but his job is still pretty tough. Loverboy’s song feels pretty apt. Watch it here.

1. Ed Sheeran & Samwell Tarly: “A New One”The ultimate remix from the episode edits Sam’s montage into a musical interlude and combines it with another musical cue from “Dragonstone.” The song sung by Grammy winner Ed Sheeran during his cameo is just beautiful and haunting enough to add another level of melancholy to Sam’s dark reality of what it takes to become a maester. Watch it here.

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Game of Thrones is the immensely popular television show that has aired for four seasons on HBO. The show is based on the epic fantasy novel series, A Song of Fire and Ice, written by George R. R. Martin. The first novel of the seven-book series is called A Game of Thrones; the show creators and HBO decided to keep that title as the overall name of the show. Here’s the complete list of novels in the series and when they were published:

A Game of Thrones (1996)
A Clash of Kings (1998)
A Storm of Swords (2000)
A Feast for Crows (2005)
A Dance with Dragons (2011)
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The Winds of Winter (forthcoming)
A Dream of Spring (forthcoming)

Each season of Game of Thrones corresponds to a specific novel or parts of a novel. Fans often get confused and believe that each season corresponds to one entire novel, which is not always the case. Here’s how the seasons correlate to the novels:

Season 1: The entire first novel, The Game of Thrones
Season 2: The entire second novel, A Clash of Kings
Season 3: The first half of the third novel, A Storm of Swords
Season 4: The rest of the third novel, A Storm of Swords, and portions of the fourth novel, A Feast for Crows
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Season 5: (Presumably) the rest of the fourth and fifth novels, A Feast of Crows and A Dance with Dragons, respectively.

HBO has renewed Game of Thrones for a sixth season, and presumably, it will cover the sixth novel and perhaps portions of the seventh novel. However, given how long Martin has taken to write the last two novels — five years for A Feast for Crows and six years for A Dance with Dragons — fans are concerned that the show’s writers may run out of material before Martin finishes the last two novels.

What is Game of Thrones all about?

Game of Thrones takes place on the fictional continents of Westeros and Essos in a setting that very much resembles the Middle Ages of Earth — though, as in many fantasy novels, there’s no specific correlation to Earth history. While the story contains common fantasy elements, such as swordplay, magic, and fantastical creatures like dragons, those elements are downplayed in favor of political intrigue and human drama.

The show depicts the three core storylines of the book series. The first is the continuing civil war between the various houses of Westeros, each vying for the Iron Throne and control of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros — hence, the name Game of Thrones. The three principle houses involved in this civil war are the Starks of Winterfell, the Lannisters of Casterly Rock, and the Baratheons of Dragonstone. At the start of the series, the Baratheons control the Iron Throne. However, with the death of King Robert Baratheon, the Lannisters seize power when Robert’s wife Cersei Lannister becomes queen-regent after her son assumes the throne; Cersei’s brother, Tyrion Lannister, becomes their chief advisor. After that, many of the other houses rise up to fight Lannister control and claim their own right to the Iron Throne.

The second storyline takes place in Essos, a harsh land of mostly desert. Daenerys Targaryen, the exiled daughter and last surviving heir to House Targaryen (which used to rule the Seven Kingdoms before the Baratheons came to power), seeks to build an army and return to Westeros to reclaim the Iron Throne. At first sold into marriage to the Dothraki tribal leader Khal Drogo by her older brother (who was later killed), Daenerys has become a powerful queen and has in her possession three dragons — a species thought instinct since the rule of the Targaryens. With her dragons and the massive army she’s building, Daenerys plans to cross the Narrow Sea, which separates the two continents, and defeat those who deposed and killed her father.

The third storyline takes place in the Northern part of Westeros at the massive ice structure called the Wall, which protects the southern lands from the “wildling” humans and supernatural creatures (such as White Walkers) that live “beyond the Wall.” Jon Snow, the illegitimate son of Ned Stark (head of House Stark) enlists with the Night’s Watch, the small army stationed at the Wall that is charged with protecting the southern lands. With the approach of a long winter, the Wall and the Night’s Watch are under siege from wildling invaders who seek to overtake the Seven Kingdoms. What’s happening at the Wall is mostly unknown to the rest of Westeros, and the peoples of the Seven Kingdoms are unprepared for the coming threat.

What you need to know to enjoy Game of Thrones

Game of Thrones is not for the faint of heart. If you don’t care for adult language, nudity, sex, incest, gory violence, and lots of mean people doing mean things to other mean people (and to some good people, too), then this show is not for you. And this show is definitely not for children.

Unlike many television or film adaptions that stray too far from the source material, Game of Thrones has been fairly faithful in terms of the story, the characters, and the spirit of the novels. You may notice some changes, though, such as the addition of new characters or deletion of some storylines. The show’s writers work directly with Martin to ensure the changes make sense.

If you’re new to Game of Thrones (having never read the books or seen the show), you may want to watch the show first. Because the show follows the novels so closely, the novels contain spoilers. After you watch each season of the show, read the novel that it corresponds to. The novels are rich in detail and historical background that will enhance your enjoyment of the show. However, if you don’t care about spoilers, then reading the novels first can be helpful, because the show can be confusing with all the different characters, relationships, and settings.