The latest episode of Game of Thrones has continued to spark controversy among fans who consistently argue over the quality of the show as it nears a conclusion. The reactions are so extreme that the memes are funnier than ever. This week the show gave the online community too many things to work with as
The Game of Thrones Season 8, episode 5 preview has been released by HBO. It is a stoic hint at what’s to come on the show, with scenes showing some of the most important characters still alive on the show. There are just two episodes left for the series, making nearly every scene important for
This week’s Game of Thrones amped up the tension by bringing the most tragic moment of the season yet. As if viewers did not have enough reasons to want Cersei dead already, she goes and kills Missandei, and instantly ends one of the best love stories of the entire show. To make things more interesting,
House Stark’s sigil is a grey direwolf, but they might have to change it to Starbucks’ Melusine. Did you catch the to-go coffee cup in last night’s Game of Thrones big Stark mess hall “we beat the Walkers” blow out celebration? It is safe to say that this coffee cup gaffe is making a latte
Welcome to the Season 8, episode 4 recap of HBO’s Game of Thrones — where even more destruction occurs as Daenerys heads towards King’s Landing and Tyrion finds out a big secret about his queen. I’m not crying, you’re crying To be honest, I didn’t cry much in last week’s episode of Game of Thrones.
Saturday Night Live’s cold open looked away from politics to do a parody of Family Feud that pitted Game of Thrones characters against superhero characters from Avengers: Endgame. In SNL’s parody version of Family Feud, Kenan Thompson plays host Steve Harvey and the other SNL cast members donned costumes to portray well-known characters from HBO’s
Last night’s episode of Game of Thrones offered fans a huge moment when it was not Jon or Dany or Bran who killed The Night King — but Arya Stark in the first major battle of her life. And she did it with the quote “not today.” To understand how much this “not today” moment
In the latest episode of Game of Thrones, Arya and Melisandre reunite after many seasons and revisit an old prophecy she once told her. The prophecy in question predicts her future about who she kills but does so in an extremely subtle way. Here is that prophecy back from Season 3: “I see a darkness
In Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 3, Arya Stark emerges as the hero in the Battle of Winterfell. In the dramatic scene, The Night King and his army of the dead surround Bran Stark. Theon Greyjoy takes his last stand by charging at The Night King, who quickly kills the Prince of the Iron
At the height of the Battle of Winterfell, a vicious battle ensued between Jon Snow’s dragon Rhaegal and the Night King’s undead dragon (once known as Viserion). Given the television budget and the way the dragon battle was filmed, it was unclear how injured Rhaegal became during the fight. He took some major damage but