Are you still having trouble who you would vote for to ascend the Iron Throne and rule the Seven Kingdoms? It's a difficult choice and not one to be taken lightly. Plus, we all know that these scoundrel politicians will say anything to get your vote.
This collection of political ads will help you get all the facts you need on election day.
Coldplay wrote the song. So Dinkalge isn't the only one glad to see Tyrion remains alive.
At least for the moment. Who the hell knows who will die next Sunday?
Spoilers all, obvs.
Last night's Game of Thrones episode, Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken continued making its own way with the Sansa Stark storyline.
She married Ramsay Bolton, née Snow, and then suffered a sexual assault at his hands.
None of that happened in the books and many are furious that showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss invented another scene of defilement.
Many watchers aren't happy with the loss of Sandor Clegane AKA The Hound after last season's loss against Brienne of Tarth. While it never exactly shows his death, the character has remained absent from the aired five episodes of this fifth season.
So, those passionate few took their voices to the government's petition website Change.org, in hopes to get the attention of HBO, George R.R. Martin or anyone who could affect the shows writing. They want The Hound back.
Emilia Clark, or Daenarys Targaryen as you probably know her, gave a long interview to Harper's Bazaar in which she spilled some intriguing little tidbits about what became of her dear dragon eggs.
"Apparently Jay Z bought one for Beyoncé, or something," she laughs. "I don't know." No eggs reside in the Clarke residence because "they are really, really, really expensive and they are really fucking heavy and serious works of art." Like Fabergé? "Eggs-actly! Eggs-cellent!"
Also, did we really need the puns, Emilia?
We're five seasons deep into Game of Thrones and at this point, details get lost, references go unnoticed and it's tough to keep up with all the intensive interactions that happen week to week.
So, we thought we'd go over a few of the things from last night and provide a bit of context.
And let's make this interactive! If you have any additional questions, speak 'em in the comments and we can update this piece with questions that are frequently asked.
In a conversation with the New York Post Snoop Dogg AKA Snoop Lion AKA Game of Thrones fanatic, had a unique reason for continuing to watch the show as well as his musical involvement with it.
"When they asked me to do the track, I was more than honored because I'm truly a fan of the show. I would have done it for free, but they gave me some money on top of it, so I was like, "F - - k it, let's do it!" I watch it for historic reasons, to try to understand what this world was based on before I got here. I like to know how we got from there, to here, and the similarities between then and now.
Then, the Post asked him what parallels he found between present life and the show. Snoop responded, "That kings still rule and a b*tch f - - ked everything up, in every situation."
Acting is a hard job and it's even harder when you have to work season after season in an acclaimed show filmed in often harsh conditions.
Still, that hasn't stopped the cast of Game of Thrones from seeking out their own personal ways of self expression.
Plus, it gives them something to do after the show inevitable kills everyone.
Reddit user selvag posted a map he made of Westeros May 6.
It's kind of stunning.
As today is Star Wars Day and no one will let you forget about it, Vanity Fair unleashed some new casting for this December's Episode VII.
It is none other than our dear Gwendoline Christie. AKA Brienne of Tarth.
While she looks BAD. ASS. in this armor, the name 'Captain Phasma' is preeeeetty dumb.
Still, hurrah for cool people getting cool work!
Kristen Wiig came to The Tonight Show April 29 dressed in her finest Game of Thrones duds to do the interview.
While she might not exactly nail the Emilia Clarke impersonation, Wiig still gives a great sense of just exactly what it's like to be the Mother of Dragons.
HBO announced April 27 that 18.1 million viewers tuned in to all the various, legal ways to watch the April 12 season premiere. In a press release from the premium cable subscriber, they outlined that the show stacked up even better than the previous season.
GAME OF THRONES®' highly anticipated fifth season premiere conquered 18.1 million viewers to-date (Linear Plays + Live+7 DVR + HBO On Demand/HBO GO + HBO NOW). That's approximately 1.2 million viewers more when compared to last year's first episode after a similar period of time (16.9 million). GAME OF THRONES ultimately averaged a gross audience of 19.1 million viewers per episode for season 4, becoming the most watched season of an HBO series on record.
This announcement comes after the first four episodes of the new season leaked onto the Internet, allowing any pirate to circumvent HBO's paywall and watch at their leisure. The news also comes after HBO sent out numerous 'take down' notices to users of the live-streaming app Periscope and their distributions of Game of Thrones episodes.
So, Game of Thrones is somehow still growing. Even though every single character will surely die in any given episode. Welcome newbies!
