The ‘Game of Thrones’ finale was one of the most hyped episodes ever. Did it live up to the hype, or was it just full of surprises that book readers didn’t see coming. Remember, spoilers everywhere!
“Watchers on the Wall” was a phenomenal effort on the part of the cast and crew of ‘Game of Thrones.’ How does it compare to the series’ other standout episodes? Spoilerphobes, don’t forget that Beyond the Wall is for readers of the books!
‘Game of Thrones’ returned with a bang this week, bringing big moments usually reserved for the last two episodes of a season. The “small” moments were pretty damn good, too. Spoiler Alert: remember, Beyond the Wall is for book readers.
Beyond the Wall returns from its one-week hiatus, and focuses on the relationship between Daenerys Stormborn and Jorah Mormont. Remember though that the FriendZone is a SpoilerZone!
‘Beyond the Wall’ returns this week with a look whether or not the changes we’ve seen so far really mean anything in the long run.
This week’s Beyond the Wall highlights the increasing divergences between ‘Game of Thrones’ and the source material, and how we might have already seen the show’s endgame. Beware, show-watchers: Spoilers everywhere.
This week’s Beyond the Wall takes a look at one of the few loyal characters on ‘Game of Thrones,’ Podrick Payne, and the idea of loyalty in Westeros as a whole. Non-book readers beware: spoilers everywhere!
‘Game of Thrones’ has been lucky to have an antagonist as reviled as Joffrey Baratheon. But considering the events surrounding the Red Wedding, perhaps someone else is the most evil person in Westeros. Non-book readers, remember this post is dark and full of spoilers.
Since ‘Game of Thrones’ kills of so many people each week, they’ve had a lot of practice at introducing replacements. “Two Swords” introduction of Oberyn “The Red Viper” Martell is another chance for the show to demonstrate just how good they are at it.
‘Game of Thrones’ finally premieres this week. As the anticipation rises, Beyond the Wall takes a look at what makes the show the cultural phenomenon it has become.
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