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Here's something that absolutely no one saw coming — a joke song about the Terminator sequel opening July 1.
I mean, this is the Internet, people can't just go around making songs that clown on popular franchises and properties. Who do these people think they are??
Game of Thrones plays quite the role as well. If you've EVER wondered what it may be like for someone to make a musical joke video involving game of thrones.
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Russian artist Andrew Tarusov posted some killer pin ups of the ladies from Game of Thrones over on Geek Art.
It would have been neat to see some of the more masculine elements finding a place in these posters, but we'll take what we can get.
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So much for all those people who swore they were done watching the show, June 14's season finale was watched by more people than any other episode in the show's history.
According to Moviefone :
the June 14 Episode 10, "Mother's Mercy" -- which killed off a ton of people and blinded one of our badass BFFs -- had 8.11 million viewers. That makes it the most-watched GOT episode to date. And that was even opposite the NBA Finals Game 5!
The Season 5 premiere held the record before this with just barely 8 million viewers. Episode 1, "The Wars to Come," also had a series high 4.2 rating, which is still slightly above "Mother's Mercy's" 4.1 rating. But who really cares about that, since that 18-49 demo is more important to shows that run ads. The bigger number is the overall audience, and with 8.11 million in the U.S., that's the most for HBO's dragon drama so far.
The Season 5 premiere held the record before this with just barely 8 million viewers. Episode 1, "The Wars to Come," also had a series high 4.2 rating, which is still slightly above "Mother's Mercy's" 4.1 rating. But who really cares about that, since that 18-49 demo is more important to shows that run ads. The bigger number is the overall audience, and with 8.11 million in the U.S., that's the most for HBO's dragon drama so far.
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In his June 16 monologue, Late Late Show host James Corden had some words to say about the Game of Thrones season 5 finale, its spoilers and the people who avoid such spoilers.
"The show's about dragons and inc*st, who would have thought it ended well?"
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As they say in the description:
"If you want to help end street harassment, please send donations via raven to Cersei Lannister and the Kingsguard."
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Arya Stark actor Maisie Williams was just as wrecked as you when the credits rolled on the Game of Thrones season five finale June 15.
She then took to Twitter to answer some fan questions with the honesty that she has exhibited many times before on social media.
