Game of Thrones

Season 7 Finale The Wall Comes Down

The Great War is here. The Game of Thrones finale "The Dragon and the Wolf" gives us the moment we've been waiting seven seasons for: the Wall is down and the Army of the Dead is coming.While "The Dragon and the Wolf" is mostly about the upcoming war with the White Walkers, the Game of Thrones finale has some great moments for dragon and wolf (or Targaryen and Stark) fans from Rhaegar and the Lyanna's wedding to Jon Snow and Daenerys finally hooking up. And this has huge implicatio... more

The Dragon and the Wolf

The wall is no more.  For seven seasons, the wall has kept the villains who matter at bay, and in a thrilling turn of events, Game of Thrones Season 7 Episode 7 took that obstacle away.  That means the Night King, his army, and Viserion (and his eye watering blue flame) are free to venture to the likes of Winterfell and King's Landing, and that means the war is officially a go.  The Night King having Viserion at his disposal was... more

Do Jon and the Group Capture a Wight?

This Game of Thrones episode, titled "Beyond the Wall," gives us our biggest battle with the Army of the Dead to date! Daenerys says it best when she says you have to see it to believe it. The White Walkers are a formidable foe.Jon and the gang go on their mission to capture a wight to prove to Cersei that the threat is real during "Beyond the Wall." Of course, things are never easy on Game of Thrones, and the Army of the Dead quickly surrounds them and a brutal battle ensues. And after s... more

'Game of Thrones': Peter Dinklage Shares 'Very Sad' Reaction to His Final Day Shooting

Peter Dinklage won the 2018 Emmy Award for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series, his third trophy for playing Tyrion Lannister on HBO’s fantasy epic “Game of Thrones.” The actor will have one last chance to win for the series next year, as “Thrones” will air its final season in the first half of 2019. Dinklage has already wrapped production on the series. “It was very sad,” Dinklage said backstage at the Emmys when asked about his final day on set. “This is not only a great TV show to be a part o... more

Maisie Williams Shoots Down False 'Game of Thrones' Season 8 Premiere Date

April 2019 might just be the beginning of the end for  Game of Thrones, based on an interview released by British newspaper Metro , in which cast member Maisie Williams hinted about the season 8 premiere. However, Williams took to Twitter to shoot down the report. "We wrap in December and we air our first episode in April [2019]," the GoT actress, who plays Arya Stark , said in the interview, which ac... more

2018 DGA Award TV Nominations: 'Game of Thrones' Dominates

The seventh season of Game of Thrones was only seven episodes long, but it had a lasting impression on the Directors Guild of America. The DGA revealed their TV nominations for the best directorial achievements of 2017, and the HBO drama dominated the competition with three nominations. The three episodes of Game of Thrones will compete against the season 2 finale of more