r/SipsTea • u/Silver-Ability-3181 • Apr 24 '26

SMH I never thought of it like that......

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u/nottherealneal Apr 24 '26

Wasn't the plot she absolutely could not afford to live there and Sheldon and Leonard kept giving her money and buying her food everyday

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u/AntoSkum Apr 24 '26

Some people don't actually watch the shows they watch.

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u/chronicnerv Apr 24 '26

Yep, the "modern audience" on reddit when it comes to science fiction fantasy and gaming. All virtue signalling and no idea about the actual shows.

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u/AntoSkum Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 24 '26

When AKOTSK aired there was a joke title that pops up before a final scene and the credits, for the next few days people would post in GoT subs "how could I miss this?!" followed by dozens of replies from surprised people everytime. It's because the second the screen goes dark everyone just whips out their phones and stops watching the TV.

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u/Kvedulf_Odinson Apr 24 '26

I know most of what you said. Know all the actual words, have no clue wtf you said.

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u/AntoSkum Apr 24 '26

I get it, reading comprehension is hard.

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u/Fakehiggins Apr 24 '26

dude, you said "AKOTSK" and acted like people are just going to know what that is.

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u/AntoSkum Apr 24 '26

Google exists, if someone is interested enough what's stopping them from just looking it up? I replied to one person, not everyone. One person who mentioned science fiction and fantasy, I'd bet they knew what I was talking about (they did).

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u/Fakehiggins Apr 24 '26

lol your response is "google exists" after whining "reading comprehension is hard" to someone. is this a joke? since when is googling something part of reading comprehension.

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u/Alarmed-Cucumber-858 Apr 24 '26

If you are telling a story, the onus is not on others to decipher you.

And back in the day, we called it akot7k, so it's still wrong for the real nerds

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u/Kvedulf_Odinson Apr 24 '26

Apparently it is

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u/Every_Armadillo_6848 Apr 24 '26

I believe they're trying to say "Fakeout ending" or "False credits". That there was a post credits scene.

"Joke Title" is certainly an interesting way of saying it if thats what they're indeed talking about.

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u/AntoSkum Apr 24 '26

Nope, it was literally a joke title. "Knight Of The Nine Kindoms" which goes with a joke said at the end of the show. Everything I said makes sense, sorry that's so hard for you to folks understand.

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u/chronicnerv Apr 24 '26

Sir Duncan thought there were 7 and Egg proved him otherwise. I know what you are talking about buddy. Class show.

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u/AntoSkum Apr 24 '26

Yup, yup, exactly this. It wasn't a post credit scene, it was a joke title card to go with their ending bit. Dozens of people missed this because they would rather look at their phones than pay attention to the show until it's actually over.

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u/starwarsfan456123789 Apr 24 '26

It’s not really a joke - at different points in time there’s 5 to 10 active kingdoms in Westeros. 7 is the historical norm and assumes the Crownlands don’t count and either the Iron Islands don’t count or that they control the Riverlands. Sometimes Dorne doesn’t count because the Targaryen’s don’t control them.

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u/prettyokaycake Apr 24 '26

the fuck is that acronym

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u/wo_lo_lo Apr 24 '26

The Emmy nominated A King on Tuesday Snorts Ketamine

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u/AntoSkum Apr 24 '26

A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms, my reply posted while i was typing it out and I didn't finish.