Throughout its eight-season run on HBO, Game of Thronesdeviated further and further from its source material, George R.R.

HBO's Game of Thrones showed viewers that no one is safe. Fourteen years later, the death of Ned Stark still shakes Game of ...

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Game of Thrones, based on George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, is arguably the most influential 21st-century TV drama.

Some Game of Thrones fans have been busy piecing together theories about why we haven't seen the last of The Night King on the HBO hit.

The Night King is dead.Long live the Night King. Now that the ancient big bad from "Game of Thrones" is a pile of ice cubes in the Godswood behind Winterfell, fans are flocking to the Instagram ...

HBO. I know this is getting morbid. I’m sorry. I don’t think it’s unfair, though. Game of Thrones is a show littered with death. So many characters have died and so many more will die.

Game of Thrones was subverting expectations for non-A Song of Ice and Fire readers going all the way back to when Ned lost his head in the first season, when there had been every reason to believe ...

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