Last night’s premiere of Game of Thrones Season 8 saw the reunion of Arya (Maisie Williams) and her old friend, the Baratheon blacksmith Gendry (Joe Dempsie). We see Gendry back at work in Winterfell, forging dragonglass weapons for the final battle against the White Walkers. While Arya was happy to reunite with Gendry, we learn
A lot happened in the Season 8 premiere of Game of Thrones but a lot of viewers were not expecting a long-held secret to be revealed to a character so soon. Specifically, it was the moment when Jon Snow discovered he is of the Targaeryn bloodline. Many knew this would eventually come to light. For
Last night’s episode of Game of Thrones contained a scene that already has the internet raising numerous theories. All it took was a flaming symbol to be revealed for a matter of moments. The scene specifically being referred to is toward the back half of the episode where Tormund, Beric, and other men stumbled across
One of the most awkward moments and tense scenes during the final minutes of the premiere of HBO’s Game of Thrones happened when Jaime Lannister and Bran Stark locking eyes. The scene began with a hooded man, dressed in black, who rode into Winterfell, revealing his golden hair in the final frames. As Jaime Lannister
One of the standout moments in the long-awaited Game of Thrones Season 8 premiere was the Umber Boy’s death. Here is a quick recap about Ned Umber and what GoT had in mind with that gruesome scene. Who is the Umber Boy? He is Lord Ned Umber, a minor character and son Lord Jon Umber
This rumor has been brewing for a while and last night it officially was confirmed. Rob McElhenney (comedic star of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) made a cameo appearance on the Season 8 premiere of HBO’s Game of Thrones. Those who were unaware of the rumors might’ve missed it because it happened very quickly. However,
It’s been a long wait, hasn’t it? So long, in fact, that many fans have had to binge-watch all the seasons prior to the Season 8 premiere of HBO’s Game of Thrones. However, the wait was worth it. HBO has managed to cram a massive fan-service episode into the premiere that didn’t totally suck merely
Game of Thrones’ new title sequence always opens like the game of Risk, with locales exposed and houses announced with each and every cast member aligned to a certain house. However, on the premiere on April 14, the title sequence had some serious and immediately obvious differences from previous seasons. The first difference being that
One of the big revelations in the Game of Thrones Season 7 finale was the secret identity of Kit Harrington’s Jon Snow. We get the first hint of the truth about Snow’s origins in the Season 6 finale flashback sequence in which Lyanna revealed to Ned Stark that her baby was the son of Prince
Spoiler alert for Season 7 of Game of Thrones. At the end of last season’s run of Game of Thrones, things became pretty steamy between Jon Snow and Daenerys “the mother of dragons.” To make matters more complicated, the two of them are completely unaware that they are both Targaryen’s which means “Holy incest, Batman!”