Tolkien Tuesday: The Best Lord of the Rings Memes This Week (November 3, 2026)

The One Ring balanced on a stone on top of a glowing map of Mordor.

_{The One Ring balanced on a stone on top of a glowing map of Mordor. Image for illustrative purposes.}

Although there is always the promise of some kind of new, official LOTR project on the horizon, there is often a long wait between releases. So, fans have to make do with rewatching, rereading, and rethinking their beloved series to keep the good times going, and memes inevitably become a part of that.

While they might be silly, LOTR memes have a rare ability to make even the most seasoned of Tolkien fans look upon scenes that they know like the back of their hand with fresh eyes. This alone makes them a blessing, even if there are plenty of other positives to come from them on top of that.

Pippin Was Never Going To Stop At One

One breakfast was gifted to the race of men, who above all else desire bacon sandwiches But they were all of them deceived, for another breakfast was made...

Let's Get In On This Meal

[tough guy finger snapping]

The Zoomers Have Taken Gondor

It Is Glowing Menancingly

There's A Subtle Difference Between The Two

When someone says you look like an elf, but you're not sure if they're a fan of Lord of the Rings or Harry Potter.

Time To Sit Down And Listen

when u break into a house to rob them but King Theoden is about to give his speech. 212

Some Style Will Always Be Timeless

1973 1991 2003 2014

The One Ring Is More Of A Status Symbol

ROLE Rolex One Ring Watch @bibfortunasalad Cof Tells time × Affordable × Rules them all ✓

Their Names Made Them Meant To Be

*J. R. R. Tolkien* Sounds like a good friend. What's his name? Déagol. Sméagol's best friend is Déagol? Yeah. Sounds a lot like Sméagol. Maybe that's why they became best friends.

And The Plan Worked Out Flawlessly

Gandalf with his "walking stick" Grima, who told the guard to take away Gandalf's staff imgflip.com Aragorn who knows what it really is

Saruman Teaches Us English

Whom do you serve? Don't you mean, "who do you serve?" It sounds more natural without the "m" No. If "he" works use who. If "him" works use whom. If I ask "Whom do you serve?" You wouldn't say "I serve he." You'd say "I serve him." Oh, yea, right....