Game of Thrones Season 5: Episode #5 Clip - Jorah and Tyrion (HBO)

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[TheGodOfGravy]

I really like the difference in their reactions. Jorah is impressed by the sight of Drogon being bigger than last he saw him but Tyrion is shocked and in awe.

[kylevanilla]

Tyrion's face when he saw a dragon for the first time is priceless

[MashedJoetatoes]

I am obsessed with the theme that plays when Drogon flies over.

[Nameless]

Not many people have idea how special this scene was. Until them, I believe, it was never mentioned how Tyrions loved dragon stories and wanted one since his childhood. His love for reading much probably came from the curiosity of such feral beasts. There is a whole chapter in book 1 where we learn about his love for dragons. And then his face when he finally sees one... Wow. The acting and the song were amazing.

[DifficultName]

I think this is my favorite scene in the show to date. You can just about hear Tyrion's heart stop beating for a minute as he tries to make sense of what he's seeing. All those years believing dragons were gone, just to see something so spectacular right before his eyes - a dream come true for him. And no doubt he will realize that the wars in the West are all so futile, all the legends he has read about over the years are indeed not just legends, and the world is much more wondrous than one might believe living in the bleakness of Westeros.

Meanwhile Jorah looks-on in amazement of how Drogon has grown, maybe symbolic of his own interest in Daenerys: stronger than ever yet so distant. A sign that they're slowly getting closer, yet a sign that they have much more to go. And what happens at the end of the path? Will he be welcome?

I just wish they had given that moment some time to breathe. The stone men jumped in so quick and cheapened it quite a bit for me. The battle was certainly interesting, but suddenly it was as if there hadn't been a dragon that flew-by; not even so much as a mention of it once they were beached. Still, an excellent performance on behalf of both actors and a beautifully shot scene.

[MichaelangeloMacklin]

I could watch a whole film of these two travelling together, their scenes together are flawless!

[justinnyugen]

Imagine if Jorah called out to Drogon...
Jorah: "Drogon! Drogon it's me!"
Drogon: "DRAAAWWWRAAAH"
(hugs)

[Ryanuk]

i love how when you watch this again, you can see the stone people on there waiting for them, like loads of them

[williammccormick]

This is my favorite Tyrion scene in the entire series. At this point, he's given up completely on life. He doesn't care if he dies, but then he sees Drogon. The stories of his childhood come to life right above him. IMMEDIATELY after this, he's faced with a life or death decision from the Stonemen and he chooses life. It's such a great and important scene.

[bradleybeckett]

It's a poetry jam...
This video should be called
'Two Poets In A Boat'

[wolfsxo]

They held each other close,
And turned their backs upon the end,
The hills that split asunder,
And the black that ate the skies,
The flames that shot so high and hot,
That even dragons burned,
Would never be the final sights,
That fell upon their eyes,
A fly upon a wall,
The waves the sea wind,
Whipped and churned,
The city of a thousand years,
And all that men had learned,
The Doom consumed them all alike,
And neither of them turned.

[MrDibara]

That song that plays when Drogon appears... >deep sigh< a very short, yet very beautiful scene. Reminds me why this is a fantasy world. The mystery, the unknown, the unexplored, the abandoned, the ancient... and the legend. The legend that flies high in the sky. :)

[BlackInsanity]

Hands down this has got to be one of the most MAGNIFICENT scenes in television history

[TheAfghanCat]

I remember from season 1 where Tyrion tells Jon the stories about Dragons and how they are a myth now. Seeing his facial expression towards the Dragon flying above them was a joy to watch, it gave me goosebumps. Tyrion now believes of their existence and the setting is amazing, i really love how they captured Valyria in its ruins. Still looking beautiful after all those years, i hope we get to see more of this and do you guys think this Dragon has been going around but returning to this one place all along? Could he have discovered something and found his original home as a new place to stay? I really like the history of the Dragons and their origins.

[Adino]

This once great series suffered the same fate as Old Valyria

[maliksumit]

Isn't Peter Dinkladge an awesome  actor? First he had great chemistry with Bronn and now with jorah. Only a brilliant actor can do it with two different guys on a same show :).

[DaMazzaf]

Actually such an iconic scene. Mainly because of tyrions reaction at the end and the dragon just majestically flying overhead

[prodigalfan]

the whole Valyria sequence is amazingly photographed! Love Tyrion's face when he sees Drogon for the first time.

[Libellenbaum]

The scenery is so beautiful, reminds me of Angkor Wat. Nature is taking over again.

[RebeckaBergvall]

Nicely done HBO! You put a stone man right in plain site but no one saw him because of Drogon. Check 2:08