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"Jon Arryn and Ned Stark were good men. Honorable men. But they disdained The Game and those who play it." Varys told Tyrion, the man who would finally convince Jon Snow to end 'The Game.' In Game of Thrones, power belonged to the best players of the game from the day Aegon Targaryen changed the rules by flying dragons into King's Landing.

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Tywin was good at it and ruled for years both under the Mad King and Robert, but when Joffrey beheaded Ned Stark, the game got too complicated even for him. "Lannister, Targaryen, Baratheon, Stark, Tyrell. They are all just spokes on a wheel." Daenerys said. Daenerys was wrong though because it wasn't a wheel, it was a complicated game with unwritten rules. She was one of the biggest losers because she lost everything with all the odds in her favor.

The long-running Friends is one of the popular sitcoms to ever hit television, and that definitely also holds true in terms of dramas for HBO's Game of Thrones. The gang at Central Perk are iconic, and fans love seeing which one they're most like, or where they would end up at Hogwarts, or what their zodiac sign is.

Related: Friends Characters Sorted Into Their Divergent Faction

Of course, it goes without saying that fans probably care where this quirky crew would land if they were to find themselves in the world of Jon Snow and the Mother of Dragons. There may not be many Lannisters in the mix, but there's a house for each of them.

Actor R Madhavan on Monday teased his fans by presenting himself in various guises for snapshots he posted on social media. He dressed up as Khal Drogo and Jon Snow from the popular series Game Of Thrones, as well as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj besides other characters.

"Look for roles the got away.. and never got made ... which one do you think is the best and which one is not Me at all?" the actor wrote seeking fan opinion on Instagram.

Fans showered appreciation in the comment section. Looking at his different photographs, most of them voted for Madhavan's look as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

Netizens also speculated if the actor was sharing his looks from any upcoming film or if he is doing a cameo role in any project.

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The first face-to-face meeting between Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow in "The Queen's Justice," was rife with disagreement, and distrust. As a consequence of the North's declaration of independence, Jon refused to bend the knee to her. This compelled the Dragon Queen to artfully recap her horrendous journey for Jon, thereby proving she was more than someone with a family name.

Related: Game Of Thrones: 5 Ways Daenerys Was A Worthy Queen (& 5 She Wasn't)

Throughout the series, Daenerys worked tirelessly to rule over the Seven Kingdoms. Notwithstanding her fate, she had a captivating arc on Game of Thrones. Her character went through one of the most dramatic transformations in the series, and here it is, in pictures.

The maesters, aka The Knights of the Mind, were the most important class of people after Kings and Queens in Game of Thrones, but they were rarely credited for their role in shaping the show. Maester Aemon Targaryen, with his "Love is the death of duty" advice, ended up determining the fate of Daenerys Targaryen when Jon Snow chose the realm over love.

Related: The Crown Characters, Sorted Into Their Game Of Thrones Houses

Aemon was the oldest Targaryen we ever met on the show, faithful to all his oaths as a maester and a brother of The Night's Watch. While Aemon's wisdom and gentle heart inspired Jon Snow and Samwell Tarly, the same cannot be said for other maesters. From the likes of Pycelle, who only cared about power, to Qyburn, who was obsessed with weird experiments, some maesters were just too crooked.

Jon Snow might have been one of Game of Thrones' luckiest characters, as well as one of its unluckiest. Throughout his childhood, Jon endures scorn for being a bastard. His tenure with the Night's Watch is no better. He lives a harsh life in the bitter cold at the Wall, risking his life to fight wildlings and White Walkers, and even facing betrayal from his own sworn brothers.

Related: Game Of Thrones: Jon Snow's 5 Best Speeches (& 5 Worst)

And yet, Jon survives continuous brushes with death in a way that would make Robb Stark envious. Melisandre saves him from the grave in season 6 after he is murdered, when she resurrects him with the fiery magic of R'hllor. There are several moments in the series that saw Jon face certain defeat. Thankfully, the King in the North had allies to help save the day.

Sandor Clegane, a.k.a. The Hound. portrayed by Rory McCann was part of every important point of the Game of Thrones but he just didn't get the chance to leave his own mark. He was known for his muscle but small brain and didn't seem to fight for anything except the chance to get revenge on his brutal brother Gregor. He deserved the chance to be the one that killed Ser Gregor but he didn't deserve to die along with him.

Related: Game Of Thrones: The Hound's 10 Best Quotes

While the show gave him some redemption when he finally joined Jon Snow to fight for the living, most fans agree that he wasn't treated nicely.

English actor Paddy Considine has been cast in the leading role of King Viserys I, the father of Rhaenyra and Aegon II, on HBO’s “Game of Thrones” prequel “House of the Dragon,” TheWrap has learned.

“House of the Dragon” was co-created by co-created by George R.R. Martin and “Colony” co-creator Ryan Condal based on Martin’s “Fire & Blood.” The 10-episode show is set in the early days of Westeros and focuses on House Targaryen, the family that Emila Clarke’s Daenerys belonged to, along with her brother Viserys (Harry Lloyd) and nephew Aegon Targaryen a.k.a. Jon Snow (Kit Harington). The series is based on Martin’s “Fire & Blood” book, which details the lineage of the Targaryens, and takes place 300 years before the events of “Game of Thrones.”

“The Outsider’s” Considine, the first actor to join “House of the Dragon,” will star as King Viserys Targaryen, who...

Samwell Tarly may be one of the less divisive characters of the series, however, while garnering an abundance of sympathy, he has also made some less favorable moves. Samwell Tarly could well be one of the least morally ambiguous characters throughout Game of Thrones. As Jon Snow's shy and defenseless best friend, Sam is one person who truly seems to care for the greater good. If not for Jon taking him under his wing, Sam may well have never survived many of the events of the series, yet he somehow maintains his independence and likability, for the most part.

Related: Game of Thrones: Samwell Tarly's 10 Biggest Mistakes (That We Can Learn From)

From his pitiful family life to his eventual importance to the survival of mankind, Sam won the hearts of many viewers and characters alike, while also making some mistakes along the way.

Actors Rose Leslie and Kit Harington of 'Game of Thrones' fame are expecting their first child.

The actress showed her baby bump in the new issue of Make Magazine, reports people.com.

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She and Harington had played star-crossed lovers Ygritte and Jon Snow in the hit series "Game of Thrones" (Got).

The dating rumours began in 2012. After a brief split, the couple reconciled. They officially confirmed the relationship in April 2016.

After getting engaged in September 2017, they married in Scotland in June 2018.

In an interview with Make Magazine, Leslie spoke about her Got experience. "It was an incredible experience, and for me -- as an actor -- it definitely opened a lot of doors with casting directors, and producers."

Leslie and Harington are currently spending time together in their...

Jon Snow has a heroic journey throughout Game Of Thrones. The bastard son of Ned Stark joins the Night's Watch in season one and eventually works his way to the position of Lord Commander. After leading his army to victory in the Battle of the Bastards, Jon becomes King in the North before allying with Daenerys Targaryen and discovering the truth about his parentage.

Related: Game Of Thrones: 10 Things That Make No Sense About Jon Snow

The secret Targaryen son endures multiple hardships and struggles in his quest to unite the realm against the Night King. Many of these mistakes became definitive moments that taught Jon--and viewers--integral life lessons. Here are ten lessons we can learn from Jon's story.

Daenerys has the most confusing character arc on Game of Thrones (aside maybe from Jaime Lannister). Like Jaime, all of Daenerys' character development seems to go out the window in the last few episodes of season eight. While a lot of the things that make no sense about Daenerys make their appearance in the last two seasons of the show, there are still a few places leading up to the Mother of Dragons' demise that are also rather questionable.

Related: Game Of Thrones: 5 Ways Daenerys Was Perfect For Jon Snow (& 5 Other Characters He Could Have Been With)

Daenerys Stormborn of House Targaryen is one of the most popular characters in the series, but here are 10 things that make no sense about her characterization.

The character arc of Daenerys Targaryen was (and remains) one of the most controversial aspects of Game of Thrones. More than any other character, she developed and changed as the show progressed, until the very moment when she became that which she’d always feared: the Mad Queen. Her destruction of King’s Landing and her death at the hands of Jon Snow were and are endlessly debated by both fans and television critics.

Related: Game of Thrones: 10 Things That Make No Sense About Ned Stark

Now that the series has been concluded, it’s time to look back at those aspects of Dany that would stand the test of time and those that definitely would not.

The highly-successful HBO show Game of Thrones may already be over but its cultural impact and popularity among fans won't disappear anytime soon. The show captured the audience's attention not only by telling a tension and danger-filled story but also by introducing many intriguing characters, both heroes and villains.

Related: Game Of Thrones: 10 People Daenerys Targaryen Should Have Been With Other Than Jon Snow

Two of the most prominent and fan-favorite heroes were Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow, who also became a couple at one point in the show. Their relationship didn't work out but that doesn't mean Jon and Daenerys were mismatched - there are, in fact, multiple reasons why Daenerys was perfect for Jon. But there are also other people he could have been with.

Jon Snow was quickly a fan favorite character on HBO series Game of Thrones. A protector and the presumed bastard son of Ned Stark, he decided to join the Night's Watch where he believed he could become the man of honor he always wanted to be.

It was later discovered (spoiler alert) that Jon wasn't a bastard at all, but actually the son of Ned's sister Lyanna and the prince Rhaegar Targaryen, who were in love despite Lyanna having been promised to another. With Jon's biological father Rhaegar dead, he was the last remaining living Targaryen male and the true heir to the Iron Throne. But he didn't know it.

Related: Game Of Thrones: Every Targaryen, Ranked By Likability 

And while Snow was a wonderful human and great character, there are a few things about him that would or wouldn't fly today.

Though Game of Thrones had one of the biggest ensembles in television history, it's not hard to argue that Jon Snow was the central character. As the seasons went on, Jon evolved from a heroic yet ignorant young man to the series' main hero. His journey was at the center of the show right until the end.

Related: Game of Thrones: 10 Ways Jon Snow Got Worse And Worse

While Jon's character was certainly interesting, not everything about him hit the mark. There were certain decisions and developments that didn't really add up and it still has fans asking questions more than a year after the series finale. While he certainly became an iconic character, not everything about Jon Snow makes sense.

British presenter David Olusoga will deliver this year’s MacTaggart Lecture as part of the virtual Edinburgh TV Festival in August.

Olusoga, a popular academic, appears frequently in some of the U.K.’s top factual shows, such as the BBC’s “A House Through Time,” “Black and British: A Forgotten History” and the BAFTA Award-winning “Britain’s Forgotten Slave Owners.”

The 20-year TV veteran, who is British-Nigerian, is also one of the U.K.’s foremost historians and ranked among the most influential Black Britons of 2019 and 2020. Olusoga is a professor of public history at Manchester University and the author of “The World’s War,” co-author of “The Kaiser’s Holocaust: Germany’s Forgotten Genocide and The Colonial Roots of Nazism,” and a contributor to The Oxford Companion to Black British History.

Olusoga joins the ranks of prominent industry voices who have given the agenda-setting keynote speech at the Edinburgh TV Festival.

Game of Thrones is one of the most successful TV shows ever made. Since it debuted in 2011, the show went on to capture the minds of millions around the globe. In many ways, the show was the best example of ‘Event TV’ from the past several years.

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Based on the A Song of Ice and Fire book series, the show featured two characters that seemed to embody fire and ice. Jon Snow, a brother of the Night’s Watch, represented ice and Daenerys Targaryen, the Dragon Queen, represented fire. Naturally, the two characters started a relationship in the seventh season, but should Daenerys and Jon have been together?...

Game of Thrones actor Pilou Asbæk is addressing the show’s divisive final season. Or, rather, fans are addressing it with him!

During an interview on People, Entertainment Weekly & TNT’s red carpet pre-show ahead of the 2020 Screen Actors Guild Awards, Asbæk, 37, said that fans often ask him about the hit HBO series’ controversial finale.

Game of Thrones, which wrapped up an eight-season run in May 2019, is nominated for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series at Sunday night’s SAG Awards.

“You know, what I get most now is like, ‘Why did you guys f— up season...

Tormund Giantsbane was one of the best characters on Game of Thrones. As the de facto leader of the Free Folk, he was crass, caveman-like, and didn’t mince words. He wasn’t afraid to slice your head off but would also happily clink glasses and share some ale. And behind his rough exterior was a logically-thinking leader with killer instincts. Despite his barbaric and often gross nature, there was something oddly charming about Tormund. And the love for his character has been captured in many memes online.

Related: Game of Thrones: 10 Hilarious Jon Snow Memes That Will Have You Cry-Laughing

Most of them relate to Tormund’s obvious obsession with and attraction to Brienne of Tarth, who he affectionately called The Big Girl. But there are so many clever ones worth sharing.

Bringing up the topic of Game of Thrones ever since the series finale has a mixed response from the fanbase, as the ending was met with a polarizing response. Surprisingly, though, memes are one area that benefited out of it, seeing as we’ve got a whole lot of these since the conclusion of the series.

Related:10 Game Of Thrones Characters Reimagined As Disney Princesses

However, Jon Snow was one such character who always had memes dedicated to him right from the start, and his awkward personality meant he contributed toward fans making even more memes. We think it’s better to remember the show in a more positive light, and so here are 10 hilarious memes of Jon Snow that you’ll love.

“Game of Thrones” came to an end last May and HBO has wasted no time in getting to work on continuing the franchise, ordering to series the “GoT” spinoff “House of the Dragon” last October.

But when can you expect this 10-episode prequel, co-created by George R.R. Martin and “Colony” co-creator Ryan Condal, to actually make it to the airwaves? Well, we can’t tell you for certain, but HBO programming chief Casey Bloys gave TheWrap his best guess — which is essentially the best guess you’re gonna get right now.

“They are in-room writing,” Bloys told us during the Television Critics Association press tour Wednesday. “My suspicion is, this is looking a ways out, but my suspicion is it would be on air sometime in 2022. That’s with a big asterisk, but right now, that’s what I would say.”

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In many ways, Game Of Thrones turned out very similar to a traditional superhero comic book. The heroes gathered at Winterfell for a final battle against the Night King and his army of zombies in a climactic battle of good versus evil - with plenty of magic thrown in too.

Related: Game Of Thrones: 10 Unanswered Questions We Still Have About The Main Characters

In other ways, however, the HBO fantasy drama was anything but a superhero story. Jon Snow, who had all the characteristics of a hero, was sidelined in the final season whereas Daenerys Targaryen went from feminist icon to Mad Queen. However, the characters of Game Of Thrones still have passionate fans who have re-imagined their heroes as potential comic-book counterparts. Here are ten Got characters reimagined as superheroes.

Game of Thrones star Robert Aramayo is officially taking over for Will Poulter in Amazon's Lord of the Rings TV series. Aramayo will be playing the lead character known as Beldor. It is believed that Poulter had to step down from the role because of scheduling conflicts. At any rate, Amazon has already gone ahead and renewed the new show, which hasn't even aired, for a season 2, which just goes to show how much confidence they have in their new property.

With Will Poulter now out of the way, Robert Aramayo stars in Amazon's Lord of the Rings along with His Dark Materials star Morfydd Clark, who is playing a young Galadriel. The rest of the cast is believed to be Ema Horvath, Markella Kavenagh, and Joseph Mawle. However, Amazon has yet to confirm the castings. The series is set in Middle Earth and it will explore new storylines...

Chicago – The year 2019 was when everyone, including myself, seemed to struggle to focus. Politics suddenly appeared to be all consuming when we have an administration as George Orwell predicted, trying to convince so many not to believe their own eyes.

“What you are seeing and what you are reading is not happening,” proclaimed the President in July. This eerily echoed Orwell’s warning. “The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears … it was their final, most essential command.” Meanwhile the Commander-in-Chief was enthusiastically tweeting out images with his head badly photoshopped onto different bodies.

Last year 98 celebrities posed for my lens, and a fashion accessory – both on and off the red carpet – became quickly apparent. A modest poem about that trend … If you were a fashionable male/One worshipped by the masses/And you posed for my lens last year/You were probably wearing glasses.

The 2020 Golden Globe Awards were held on Sunday night, with a list of winners ranging from the woefully expected to the pleasantly surprising. Click through for TheWrap’s list of biggest surprises and see the full rundown of winners here.

Snub: The final season of “Game of Thrones” had just one shot at winning a statue at the 2020 Golden Globes: Kit Harington. The Jon Snow actor was the only “GoT” cast member nominated for an award — and the show didn’t snag a nod in any other category — so when he lost Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama to “Succession” lead Brian Cox, the eighth and final season lost, too. Welp, either way it was a win for HBO. Cue “Succession” theme song.

Snub: Ryan Murphy’s “The Politician,” his first series for Netflix, was nominated in two categories at this year’s Globes: Best Television...

Game of Thrones star Kit Harington came up short Sunday at the Golden Globes, falling to HBO’s Succession lead Brian Cox in the Best Actor in a TV Series – Drama category.

The loss was the last hurrah at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s annual shindig for HBO’s epic series based on George Rr Martin’s book series. The show wrapped its record-setting eight-season run in May.

Harrigton’s loss in the category means GoT won just a single Golden Globe among eight nominations in its lifespan. Five noms came for Best TV Series – Drama, in 2012, 2015 and 2016-2018. Harington had been nominated tonight the first time.

Its only win? Peter Dinklage won a supporting Globe in 2012.

While not apples to apples, by comparison Game of Thrones won a total of 59 Emmys among a record 160 nominations, and 10 wins for its eighth and final season including Best Drama Series for a fourth time.

As far as the Golden Globes are concerned, winter continues for “Game of Thrones.”

The HBO behemoth walked away empty-handed from Sunday night’s telecast after a final season that was not well received by either critics or viewers.

The result isn’t entirely surprising given that the show previously won only a single Golden Globe, and its only nomination this year was for Kit Harington in the best actor in a drama series category. Harington, who played the character of Jon Snow, lost out to Brian Cox of “Succession.” Others in the category were Rami Malek (“Mr. Robot”), Tobias Menzies (“The Crown”) and Billy Porter (“Pose”).

That solitary Globes triumph for “Game of Thrones” came in 2012 when Peter Dinklage, who played fan-favorite character Tyrion Lannister on the show, picked up a gong for supporting actor in a series, miniseries or motion picture made for television. Dinklage’s on-camera sister...

Kit Harington was admittedly feeling a little lonely without the majority of his Game of Thrones cast at the 2020 Golden Globes. "I'm a little jealous of the Succession dudes," the actor joked in a red carpet E! interview. The celebrated series famously did not receive any nominations for its final season, with the exception of Kit, whose portrayal of Jon Snow earned him his first best actor nod.

When asked if he misses his Game of Thrones character, Kit said, "I think about him all the time." He added, "I loved it, but it's in retrospect that you start loving it. You moan about it a lot at the time."

While other Game of Thrones stars like Emilia Clarke, Gwendoline Christie, and Peter Dinklage were notably missing, Kit was joined by one very important costar: his wife, Rose Leslie. The couple, who was spotted attending a charity event in London just before the holidays,...

It’s been a minute since we’ve seen Kit Harington and Rose Leslie at a major event together, and they made their return to the red carpet in a major way, looking seriously sweet as they hit up the 2020 Golden Globes

For the 77th annual awards show, the Game of Thrones actor, 33, who is nominated for best actor in a drama television series for his role as Jon Snow on the show (which ended earlier this year) sported a classic black (his color of choice according his stylist Jenny Ricker) Saint Laurent look.

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The North remembers, and so does Kit Harington. On the red carpet at the 2020 Golden Globes, Game of Thrones star and Golden Globes nominee Harington stopped by E! News to reminisce on his role as Jon Snow. Harington spoke with Ryan Seacrest in the exclusive interview and how it's "odd" he didn't have his "gang" with him tonight. "I haven't been to one of these things without the rest of us around," Harington admitted and then referenced another HBO series when he joked, "I'm a little jealous of the Succession dudes." When Seacrest asked if Harington even thinks about his character anymore, he immediately...

Westeros takes over Hollywood! Game of Thrones stars and married couple Kit Harington and Rose Leslie made a rare public appearance together, walking the red carpet at the 2020 Golden Globes on Sunday, Jan. 5. Harington sported an all-black tuxedo with his infamous hair slicked back, while Leslie looked stunning in a beaded emerald green gown. The private couple attended the first big awards show of 2020 as Harington, 33, was nominated for Best Actor in a Drama Series for his work as Jon Snow in the final season of Game of Thrones, earning the HBO fantasy hit its only nomination at the Golden Globes.  Harington, who is currently working on Marvel's The Eternals with Angelina Jolie, Kumail...

I'd be lying if I said I wasn't a Game of Thrones fan.

Full of drama, action, noteworthy betrayals, epic  monologues, and its own language, Game of Thrones, adapted by HBO from the book series by George R.R. Martin, quickly stole the hearts of millions of people around the world.

In spite of a disappointing season finale episode, until recently, I would have argued that Game of Thrones was the best show of the last decade.

Then I found Watchmen.

For starters, the female characters in Watchmen were refreshing contrats to the "damsel in distress" or "sidekick" roles historically played by females on screen.

Both the show's heroine and the show's formidable villain Lady Trieu were strong female characters throughout the series.

While Game of Thrones had its share of strong female characters, most of them suffered confusing character shifts by the end of the series.

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We examine the wildly different ways Star Wars and Game of Thrones chose to end their sagas, and why many fans were disappointed by both.

This article contains major Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and Game of Thrones spoilers.

One attempted to give fans everything they said they wanted while the other openly defied those expectations; one concluded with happily ever after while the other basked in tragedy and a lack of resolution; and one made its central heroine an official Skywalker while the other stabbed her in the heart. This is the tale of two massive endings to two of the past decade’s most celebrated fantasies, Star Wars and Game of Thrones. Yet together they make one mirror, each reflecting the different roads that can be taken to the same endpoint: crushing disappointment among fans.

2019 began with massive anticipation for the impending finales to...

Jon Snow headed north. Selina Meyer got her presidential library. Sheldon and Amy got their global recognition. Litchfield Correctional became an Ice detention center. And the Pfefferman clan danced into the sunset.

TV fans bid farewell to a brace of popular series in 2019. The final credits rolled on HBO’s Emmy-laden Game of Thrones and Veep, CBS’ megahit The Big Bang Theory and groundbreaking streamer series Orange Is the New Black (Netflix) and Transparent (Amazon Prime), among many others. Check out Deadline’s photo gallery of more than 120 network, cable and Svod series that wrapped last year.

Also gone are such critical and/or fan favorites as USA’s Rami Malek-Christian Slater hacker thriller Mr. Robot; Comedy Central’s Abbi Jacobson-Ilana Glazer showcase Broad City; the CW’s Jane the Virgin, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and iZombie; Amazon Prime’s Fleabag and Catastrophe; and Netflix’s Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and BoJack Horseman.

“Game of Thrones” ended its eight-season run on HBO with another 12 Emmys this past fall, including a record-tying fourth victory for Best Drama Series. But the Golden Globes have never been that into the show. However, despite that bias, Kit Harington made the cut for Best TV Drama Actor for the first time. Can he win? One of our Top 24 Users thinks so.

Our Top 24 got the highest scores predicting last year’s Globe winners for TV, which gives their forecasts more weight in this year’s race. Given the show’s shortfall over the years — it has never won Best Drama Series and only took home a single acting award for Peter Dinklage in 2012 — it makes sense that Harington is an underdog according to the combined predictions of all our users, but top user Barry thinks he’ll actually pull it off.

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The sixth season of Game Of Thrones seen fans at a fever pitch, following the death of Jon Snow fans were rampant in speculation on if he would return or not. The season ended up being a lot more than just about Jon's possible resurrection though and in fact, gave the world at least two of the finest Game Of Thrones episodes ever.

Related: Jon Snow: An Honorable Man's Journey Through Game Of Thrones

The season has some great episodes and then a few outstanding episodes that will long be burned into the minds of fans everywhere. This great to amazing change can be easily viewed by IMDb and that's what this list will look at, so here are all episodes of Game Of Thrones season 6 ranked, according to IMDb.

In a political fantasy series like Game of Thrones, there are bound to be some tense relationships, but none is quite as fraught as the one between Cersei and Tyrion Lannister. Even though the two are siblings, their dislike for one another is apparent from their very first interaction. And although things between the two of them become more complicated as the series progresses, it's hard to get past all the times they've betrayed one another.

Related: Game Of Thrones: 5 Worst Things Jon Snow Ever Did To Daenerys (& 5 Worst Things She Did To Him)

Given how often Cersei has gone out of her way to thwart her younger brother -- even to the point of trying to have him executed -- and given how little credit Tyrion has ever given Cersei, it's perhaps understandable that they're so terrible to one another. Still, it's hard to deny that their fights...

Within the world of Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire, the Targaryen family is one of the most powerful and unique families in the entire fictional universe. Of course Daenerys Targaryen is the main representative of House Targaryen throughout the series. But the history of House Targaryen is vast and complex, and there are many members of the family that stood out through the years.

Related: Game Of Thrones: 5 Worst Things Jon Snow Did To Daenerys (& 5 Worst Things She Did To Him)

Every Targaryen had, let's say, a unique personality. Some for better, and some for worse. But if the dragon riders of Game of Thrones found themselves in the world of Dungeons & Dragons, where exactly would they all fit in? More specifically, which character class would every Targaryen be classified in to?...

From saying goodbye to Jon Snow and the Starks in Game of Thrones to closing the final chapter of Marvel’s “Infinity Saga” in Avengers: Endgame to Damon Lindelof’s incredible adaptation of Watchmen starring the amazing Regina King to the heartbreaking and moving Netflix drama When They See Us from Ava DuVernay, 2019 was filled with a menagerie of films and TV series that defined pop culture and, more importantly, fueled Hollywood’s craving for authentic and inclusive storytelling.

In the final episode of the year, Dino-Ray Ramos, Amanda N’Duka and producer David Janove take part in a hosts-only episode where we talk about our favorite TV shows, films and moments from the year that made an impression on us. Dino-Ray talks about his love for Bong Joon Ho’s Parasite and emotional connection to The Farewell while Amanda talks about Sam Mendes’ epic World War I pic 1917 and...

Shortly after HBO released Game of Thrones: The Complete Eighth Season, the Golden Globe nominations were unveiled and its considered a surprise that the series was virtually shut out. After the long wait, the truncated final season arrived this year and rather than take a victory lap, it was showered with complaints.

When the series, adapting George R.R. Martin’s Song of Ice and Fire novels, arrived, people were stunned at its scope, sweep, violence, sensuality, and strong performances. You weren’t sure who to root for as the status quo kept shifting and beloved characters kept dying in unexpected, messy ways.

Phrases and names seeped into public consciousness just as the series began exhausting the extant prose and then charged ahead while Martin struggled to finish the current novel, in the cycle. Series Executive Producers/Writers/Directors David Benioff & D.B. Weiss got direction from Martin and then increasingly veered off in their own direction.

Swoon alert!

The slopes aren’t the only things that Team USA athletes are crushing. Before leaving for the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, People sat down with some of the buzziest Olympians to find out which celebrities they’re crushing on.

Adam Rippon, who has quickly turned into a social media star during the Games, says he’s been eyeing this former boy bander.

“Harry Styles,” Rippon declares, before offering up an apology of sorts to the Brit. “I’m sorry I didn’t notice earlier, but I notice now. And that’s what matters.”

Chloe Kim, who at just...

With only six episodes remaining, Game of Thrones enthusiasts (us included!) are currently on a knife’s edge as they draw up weird and wonderful theories about the impending series finale.

Pegged to premiere in April of 2019, showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss are hard at work wrapping up their Song of Ice and Fire – not so much that they can’t sign up for a new Star Wars trilogy, but you get the drift – and we now have the latest set photos to prove it.

Captured on location in Dubrovnik, Croatia (h/t Digital Spy), these intriguing (and potentially spoiler-sensitive!) pics find Jon Snow meeting with Cersei Lannister, Lena Headey’s crooked, conniving Queen Mother who was last seen plotting a major betrayal in Game of Thrones season 7. Chances are Jon Snow (real name: Aegon Targaryen) is about to confront Cersei and make her see reason or, in the more unlikely scenario,...

Yes, fam, the eighth season of Game of Thrones is coming, and though the actual season won't be on your TV until 2019, you can see Jon Snow, aka Kit Harington, filming scenes for the epic final season. Harington is in Croatia, meaning he's still chilling in King's Landing after his roll in the hay/boat with Daenerys and their ill-fated "negotiation" with Cersei. These are some of the first pictures, and here is one other obvious thing: Jon Snow is still alive! Hey, that means something when we once spent a whole year between seasons wondering this very thing. The King in the North clearly still has business in the seat of the crown, but we're wondering exactly what he's doing at the Red Keep. Harington also managed to have a break while filming in the old town of Dubrovnik, puffing on a cigarette and chugging between scenes. Kings! They're just like us.

Jon Snow is in the building!

On Wednesday, Kit Harington was spotted filming scenes for the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

The actor, who announced his engagement to his former Thrones costar Rose Leslie in September, was wearing his character’s classic thick fur cloak as he took a smoke break between takes.

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Last month, HBO finally confirmed the long-speculated news that its flagship hit series is taking a year off and won’t return with the six-episode season until 2019. Entertainment Weekly had previously reported...

HBO’s Song of Ice and Fire is nearing its crescendo, that much we know, but with only six episodes remaining, viewers are beginning to wonder how exactly David Benioff and D.B. Weiss (Star Wars) plan to bring an end to their celebrated Game of Thrones saga.

There’s a Night King on the march, after all, and his undead army (and reanimated, blue-eyed dragon!) will be causing all sorts of headaches for Westerosi people come 2019. Perhaps we’ll see one or two characters brought back as Wights? Who knows.

What we do know, however, is that Jon Snow Aegon Targaryen and his long-lost aunt, Daenerys, have joined forces, and are currently headed to Winterfell in order to defend the Stark stronghold from invading forces. Last we checked in on Game of Thrones, they left King’s Landing on the belief that Cersei Lannister, Lena Headey’s crooked, conniving Queen Mother,...

Ingvar Kamprad, the innovator of furniture giant Ikea, has passed away.

The founder of the Swedish decor company was found dead at his home in Småland on Saturday, according to the company’s site.

“The founder of Ikea and Ikano, and one of the greatest entrepreneurs of the 20th century, Ingvar Kamprad, has peacefully passed away, at his home in Småland, Sweden, on the 27th of January,” the statement read. “Surrounded by his loved ones, he died at the age of 91, following a short illness.”

Kamprad started what would become his décor empire at just age 17. Although he hadn’t...

HBO programming president Casey Bloys says that Game of Thrones‘ season 8 episodes may not all be feature-length. The hit fantasy series won’t be returning to the small screen until 2019 for an epic finale season that will say farewell to Jon Snow, Dragon Queen Daenerys, our favorite imp Tyrion and answer the big question – who will rule on the Iron Throne? Since fans have a long wait to go, rumors and speculation are already brewing about episode length, the plot, which characters will live and die, and if we’ll see new faces before the series concludes.

Like most brides-to-be, Rose Leslie has learned that planning a wedding is no small feat.

The actress, who stars in CBS’s The Good Fight, covers the February issue of Town & Country magazine, on newsstands now. In the interview, she opens up about her upcoming nuptials to former Game of Thrones costar Kit Harington.

Joking about hectic filming schedule, she says, “I’m trying to fit in my wedding.”

When it comes to nailing down elements such as dates and locations and registry items, the actress admits she “hasn’t tackled it.”

“There’s just too much to do,” she says.

The Directors Guild of America Awards has announced the nominees for outstanding achievements in television in 2017, and unsurprisingly Game of Thrones rules the roost. The HBO series nabbed three of the five spots available for Dramatic Series, with Stranger Things’ The Duffer Brothers and The Handmaid’s Tale’s Reed Morano scoring the other two slots. The Game of Thrones episodes singled out were the “Loot Train Battle” episode “The Spoils of War”, directed by Matt Shakman, the “Jon Snow and His Pals Go on a Suicide Mission” episode “Beyond the Wall”, directed by Alan Taylor, and the finale “…...