Game of Thrones, a massive show, made mistakes during its eight-season run. Reddit fans spotted several continuity errors where the show contradicted its own past.
About this list
- 1

From Redditoru/mitchellpr:
Season 4, Barristan gets a letter. It says Jorah spied on Dany since her wedding in Season 1. Barristan confronts him about it. Barristan discussed Jorah spying on her in the Small Council meetings; this information was already known to him.
5 - 2
From Redditoru/paranormal_penguin:
I am late for the party. In Season 3 (I think), Loras corrects Sansa on broaches and pins while they discuss wedding plans. He wants "French brocade" for the fabric. Where is France in Westeros?
5 - 3

From Redditoru/KingWillWedge:
I do not recall the quote or episode. In Season 2, Rickard Karstark said something about the Father, but the Karstarks worship the Old Gods, not the New.
3 - 4

From Redditoru/insamination:
Robb rides to Harrenhall, then back to Riverrun. Robb must pass through the twins. Look at the map. Roose Bolton being alone there is impossible. Robb could not have made that trip.
2 - 5

From a deleted Reddituser:
During Joff's birthday melees, the hound switches shield arms then sword arms mid-swing. He bashes his opponent to death and knocks him over. That was a well-struck blow.
1 - 6
From a deleted Reddituser:
Snow fell over King's Landing at the end of last season. It is now a barren wasteland.
0 - 7
From a deleted Reddituser:
Ice reforging makes no sense. Melting down the steel loses all its first forging properties. Splitting the blade in half is easier than reworking the halves into new blades.
Also, white dragon bones appear. This seems odd since black is a constant detail in the books.
0 - 8
From Redditoru/msiri:
Bloodraven has two eyes. He then says, "a thousand eyes and one." Nobody realizes this makes no sense.
-1 - 10

From Redditoru/UWillFearMyLaserFace:
Jamie says he strangled his cousin after beating him to death. They are just going through the motions now.
-2
More like this

14 Emotional Series Finales That Didn't Turn Out To Be Actual Finales
Over 100 TV viewers voted on 14 emotional series finales that didn't actually end the show. The top 3 are 'Futurama' episodes 'Meanwhile' and 'The Devil's Hands Are Idle Play Things', 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' episode 'All Good Things', and 'Scrubs' episode 'My Finale'.

18 Best Multi-Camera Sitcoms
Fans rank the best multi-camera sitcoms of all time, including Seinfeld and Friends.

Dark Drama Behind Hit TV Shows
On-screen drama can bleed into real life. Personal problems between cast and crew members often result in dark drama behind hit TV shows.

The Closer Cast
The Closer is a law police drama that combines suspenseful storytelling with captivating characters. Masterful character development and gripping storytelling draw viewers into its intense narrative, making it a popular show. The show's success can be attributed to its cast.

Comments (0)
Join the conversation
Sign in to share your take and reply to others.
First take? Share what stood out to you.