Tag: Game of Thrones

This is a humorous ironic meme referencing the TV series Game of Thrones. The text at the top of the meme reads "Finally started watching Game of Thrones. Ed Stark seems like such a good dude. Can’t wait to watch eight seasons of this guy." Below the text is a canonical screenshot of Eddard (nicknamed Ned/Ed) Stark from season 1 of Game of Thrones: he stands in front of a bright green grassy field, holding his greatsword with both gloved hands, wearing heavy Northern armor and a fur-lined black Stark cloak, with a somber, serious expression looking down at his sword. The core joke relies on dramatic irony: established Game of Thrones fans know that Ned Stark, the apparent lead character, is abruptly killed off at the end of season 1, so the new viewer's expectation of seeing him for 8 full seasons is completely unfulfilled.

Ed Stark Supremacy Ironic Game of Thrones Meme

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This meme consists of two Twitter/X posts displayed together. The top post features two nearly identical images of the character Eowyn from *The Lord of the Rings* film series in her dark green and black royal dress, accompanied by text that reads 'i have no idea of who is this lady but she’s soooooo cersei', incorrectly identifying Eowyn as Cersei Lannister from the *Game of Thrones* franchise. The reply post below it is from user @defneorsomethin (display name daphne), who writes 'mom come pick me up they’re calling Eowyn the shieldmaiden of rohan “this lady” on twitter', reacting with exaggerated exasperation at the misidentification of the iconic *Lord of the Rings* character. The humor stems from relatable fandom frustration when beloved, well-known characters are misrecognized or confused with characters from unrelated popular media franchises, playing on the common 'mom come pick me up I'm uncomfortable' internet slang phrase.

Lord of the Rings Fan Reacts to Eowyn Being Mistaken for Game of Thrones' Cersei

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This is a relatable meme about the frustration of receiving vague, overly complicated time descriptions when asking someone for the time. The top text sets up the scenario: when you ask a stranger for the time, and they give you the exact numerical time instead of hard-to-interpret phrasing like 'quarter to nine' or 'fifteen past 9' that requires the listener to do quick math. Below the text is a screenshot of Bran Stark from Game of Thrones, with the caption 'You are a good man. Thank you', used to express exaggerated gratitude for the small, helpful act of giving the exact time directly.

People who give you the exact time instead of vague phrasing are amazing

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This is a two-panel remix meme using scenes from the HBO series *Game of Thrones* to deliver a wordplay joke.

Left Panel: Features the character Mord (a minor character from early seasons) lying on the ground with a shocked, open-mouthed expression. Overlaid text progressively slurs and shortens the phrase "Ten out of ten":
`TEN OUT OF TEN!!` → `TENOUTOFTEN!!` → `TENOUTTEN!!` → `TENTTEN!!` → `TETTEN!!`

Right Panel: Features the beloved character Hodor in his iconic final scene, where he is shown straining (originally yelling "Hodor!" to hold a door). The overlaid text is edited to `TETTEN!!`.

The core joke is a phonetic pun: as "Ten out of ten" is slurred and condensed, it morphs into "Tetten", which sounds phonetically similar to Hodor's repeated, signature line "Hodor!", linking the two characters' moments of strained, repetitive shouting.

Ten Out of Ten / Tetten! Game of Thrones Pun Meme

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A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by Cine Vichaar featuring a chart of Game of Thrones episode ratings across seasons 1 to 8. The left side shows a Game of Thrones promotional poster with the title and a 9.2 rating. The chart displays episode ratings (E1-E10) for each season, color-coded from green (good) to red (garbage). Early seasons (S1-S6) maintain high ratings (8.5-9.9), while S7 shows slight decline, and S8 drops sharply, with Episode 6 rating 4.0. The tweet caption calls it 'one of the most traumatizing charts in TV history,' reflecting fan disappointment with the final season.

Game of Thrones Episode Ratings Show Season 8 Decline

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A meme image featuring three iconic TV show posters at the top: 'Stranger Things' (left), 'LOST' (center), and 'Game of Thrones' (right). Below the posters, there is a fantasy-style scene depicting several armored figures with serious expressions, each holding a sword pointed downward toward a circular table. Central text overlay reads: 'losing all the cultural impact it once had,' suggesting a critique that these once-culturally dominant shows have declined in influence over time.

TV Shows Losing Their Cultural Impact

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