What’s the most outrageous Targaryen moment from Game Of Thrones?

I don’t know if it’s the most outrageous, but I do know that this moment, way back when, was the one that convinced me I needed to keep watching this very expensive-looking show that, for some dumb reason, I was hesitant to go all-in on. (It’s also, yes, a pretty outrageous moment.) Viserys (Harry Lloyd, who would go on to be quite good in the underrated a few years later), ever the annoyance and full of hubris, has the gall to demand the crown from Drogo (Jason Momoa) and thinks that threatening Drogo’s moon (Emilia Clarke) and unborn child is the way to achieve that end. It isn’t. And just when he’s convinced he’ll get “what was promised,” smiling and relieved, he’s restrained and pleads with his sis before being crowned with a whole bunch of molten gold. It’s a deliciously dark moment, made even colder by Dany’s blank commentary on the events: “He was no dragon. Fire cannot kill a dragon.” [Tim Lowery]