David Perry

Efter utallige dødsfald har serien efterhånden mistet sin evne til at overraske. I stedet er det de levende og måske endda en lykkelig afslutning, der ville kunne overraske mig.

After a Red Wedding, a Purple Wedding, and a Green Blast, the show has mostly lost the power to surprise through death. Instead, it's the living, or maybe even a happily ever after or two, that would surprise me.

Cersei, The Night King, The High Sparrow og selv Daenerys har alle vist deres onde sider. Men der er kun plads til én skurk, som vi elsker at hade.

Cersei, the Night King, the High Sparrow, Euron Greyjoy, and even Daenerys have all shown their evil sides. But there can only be one true villain we love to hate.

When your whole thing is absolving people when they repent, it's hard to make your enemies go away for good.

According to the photos, some serious plotting is going on.

The set pieces in the popular show have become handy points of reference whether you're at dinner table or the White House Correspondents' Dinner podium.

George R. R. Martin recently suggested an adaptation of his Dunk and Egg novellas. Here's why it would be a good idea.

Drømmesekvenser, Balon Greyjoys sidste søn og kvindehad er bare nogle af de ting, som er røvirriterende ved den populære HBO-serie.

Dream quests, violence against women, and the only living son of Balon Greyjoy are a few of my least favorite things.

Looks like everyone's chickens—or dragons—are coming home to roost. Spoilers ahead.

On Saturday, George R. R. Martin made an important announcement: He's nowhere near finishing the penultimate book of 'A Song of Ice and Fire—The Winds of Winter'.