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Théoden

Théoden

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Nov 5, 2026

JackHOST
9:14
The guy has completely revived his career.
JackHOST
9:18
He looked like King Theoden when Saruman was controlling him in the first match day when he made that huge error against Aston Villa and overall just wasn't very good.
JackHOST
9:28
And it was like, oh, there's Jan Sommer.
JackHOST
9:29
He's finished, right? He's old, right? Great career, but he's done.
Alan SandersHOST
60:20
You have...
Alan SandersHOST
60:21
What is it? The line from when Sauron has taken over King Theoden in the second Lord of the Rings and Lord of the Rings, the two towers.
Alan SandersHOST
60:30
When he tries to go, you have no power over me.
Alan SandersHOST
60:33
And then Gandalf goes,
Jordan CornishHOST
11:40
Yeah.
Arshy MannHOST
11:40
Although I don't think Trump is a King Theoden figure who's been corrupted by this man.
Arshy MannHOST
11:48
But still, strong Wormtongue vibes.
Jordan CornishHOST
11:50
Yeah.
AlexHOST
6:27
A woman... and a hobbit.
AlexHOST
6:29
At the Battle of the Peninor Fields, he is standing over the fallen King Theoden when Eowyn steps forward to defend her uncle.
AlexHOST
6:38
Years earlier, the elf Glorfindel had prophesied that the Witch King would not fall by the hand of man, and he's taken that to mean he's basically invincible.
AlexHOST
6:48
Which is, you know, a fairly dangerous assumption to make about a prophecy.
Dennis KrieselHOST
3:07
And it's from the second movie when they're holding the doors shut in the Battle of Helm's Deep.
Dennis KrieselHOST
3:12
It's Theoden King and Aragorn are trying to hold the doors.
Dennis KrieselHOST
3:18
And it's a part where Aragorn...
Dennis KrieselHOST
3:20
Yes, yeah, it's the part just before Aragorn and Gimli go out to fight the orcs on the bridge.
James OteroHOST
61:42
Next, we have Lucas Peanut with, I forgot the name of the character.
James OteroHOST
61:45
Is it Eowyn? No, it's the King, isn't it? I think it's the King, isn't it? Well, Theoden King.
James OteroHOST
61:49
Yeah, I think it's Theoden, isn't it? If memory serves correct.
James OteroHOST
61:51
I could be wrong.
James OteroHOST
61:52
I thought it
WesGUEST
61:52
was Theoden.
WesGUEST
61:53
Either way, this is a joke.
WesGUEST
61:56
Look at the water for a start.
Ryan DoesHOST
27:43
The elves also are tempted to hunker down and ignore the outside world.
Ryan DoesHOST
27:50
Theoden retreats to Helm's deep to isolate himself against the outside world.
Ryan DoesHOST
27:55
Denethor shuts the doors of Minas Tirith against the outside world.
Ryan DoesHOST
27:59
He abandons everybody.
Alan SistoHOST
24:47
But that's a nicety safely neglected and not always true.
Alan SistoHOST
24:50
Because Theoden was born in Gondor.
Alan SistoHOST
24:51
Common speech was the domestic language of the Golden Hall in his father's day.
Alan SistoHOST
24:55
So really not helpful at all.
Eric NicolaiHOST
19:00
That's Aragorn.
Eric NicolaiHOST
19:04
I think Aragorn says these words to Eowyn, the niece of the King Theoden of Rohan, before going off on the dangerous path there.
Eric NicolaiHOST
19:20
And because he says that, because Eowyn wants to accompany this band of travelers to go and throw away the ring, and she really wants to go, and she visually resents being left behind.
Eric NicolaiHOST
19:37
And he says, No, these will not be less valid because they are unpraised.
Joseph ZHOST
12:34
But we are going to rise up to meet this.
Joseph ZHOST
12:38
What is that scene in Lord of the Rings where King Theoden is... looking at what's coming, and they said, we can't win.
Joseph ZHOST
12:45
We're outmanned.
Joseph ZHOST
12:47
We're outgunned.

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