HBO just couldn’t help itself. On the first day of summer, the premium cable network released a new trailer for the seventh season of Game of Thrones, announcing once and for all that >>
HBO just couldn’t help itself. On the first day of summer, the premium cable network released a new trailer for the seventh season of Game of Thrones, announcing once and for all that >>
As one of the more popular shows on TV, Game of Thrones is certainly no stranger to controversy. Even though the show airs on HBO — a channel were ostensibly anything goes — >>
Earlier this month, word began to spread that HBO was developing a series of Game of Thrones spinoffs to carry on the franchise’s legacy once the eighth season concludes in 2018. On Sunday >>
Only two seasons of Game of Thrones remain, but that won’t be the last we see of Westeros. According to Variety, HBO has closed deals with four writers to explore multiple potential spinoffs >>
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It’s almost April, which means we only have to wait about three more months for Game of Thrones to return to HBO. The show debuts on July 16th, but HBO released a 90-second first >>
HBO’s Game of Thrones isn’t even back yet, with season 7 set to debut this summer, but we already have more news about the eighth and final season of the epic series. Just as >>
On February 12th at 11 PM, Last Week Tonight will return for its fourth season. John Oliver left 2016 on an odd note, just days after Donald Trump had been elected president. Many >>
HBO hasn’t yet formally renew Game of Thrones for an eighth season, and there’s an exciting — or annoying — reason for that. It all depends on your personal take on the hit TV >>
