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If Game of Thrones started its sprint to the season seven finish line in Stormborn, then Eastwatch is the episode where the show stumbled, fell down, and. Winter is supposedly coming, but for Game of Thrones fans, the wait can seem eternal. Season 7 ended in August 2017 with dragons and White Walkers and, uh, a little unwitting incest. And fans who are impatiently waiting for resolution can't even console themselves with a new George R.R. Martin book in the saga, because ha ha ha boo hoo hoo.

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Update: As Promised, Season 8 is awesome!29 April 2019

Season 1 thru 7 were excellent. Season 8 is awesome and I am only up to episode 3 (no spoilers). Highly recommended!

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Excellent26 April 2019

Who's enjoying Season Eight!?

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Great Show!25 April 2019

Love this show. It's sad that the show is airing its final season. Having said that, it would be nice to have the episodes from season 8 added.

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Thanks09 April 2019

Very popular series! Thanks for the comments. Shout out to rooster and madbull. Thumbs up!

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Gripping!14 June 2018

The series is quite addictive. We watched much of it during the bitterest winter, and enjoyed so much. We laughed, we cried, we got angry, and we were appalled. The costumes grow on you, too.

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Awesome!!!06 May 2018

Need not comment on this for we knw this is awesome stuff:)

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Update: Season 7 Is Awesome! I Can Hardly Wait For Season 8!18 February 2018

Update: Season 7 Is Awesome! I Can Hardly Wait For Season 8! I have watched season 1 thru 6 several times and just finished season 7 and this latest installment will not disappoint any GOT fans.
A truly awesome series. This series will sure entertain and satisfy all fans of the George... more

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A Truly Awesome Series07 February 2018

A truly awesome series. This series will sure entertain and satisfy all fans of the George R.R. Martin's Game Of Throne book series. I have read all the Game Of Thrones books multiple times and I have to say, this TV series is simply AMAZING! Highly recommended (for adult viewers).

“Game of Thrones” fans know they’ll have to wait until 2019 to witness the HBO epic end — but that doesn’t mean they’re happy about it. Still, there’s a very good reason to take 2018 off, HBO Programming chief Casey Bloys told TheWrap Thursday at the Television Critics Association press tour.

The delay is “totally driven” by letting David Benioff and D.B. Weiss do the version of Season 8 that they’re “most proud of,” Bloys said.

More specifically, it’s “both the actual production and then the post, and the special effects,” he responded when we pushed for specifics on the longer-than-expected gap between runs.

The scripts are all written for the six-episode wrap-up, Bloys told us. We previously knew that production probably wouldn’t wrap until August 2018 — that sounds unchanged.

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“We are very much talent-first,” Bloys elaborated. “We respond to talent. Dave and [Weiss] write scripts that are great, that they’re happy with, that we’re thrilled with. We have a fantastic production team at HBO and on the ground on ‘Game of Thrones.’ And when they get together and basically assess, like, ‘OK, here are the scripts we have. Here’s what it’s gonna take to produce it. Here’s special effects. Here’s finishing the cuts’ and all that. They came to us with their estimate of when it can be ready.”

So yes, winter is coming — just not this year. Though Bloys could have forced the issue, he supposes.

“Could we force them to do something — to come back early? I suppose we could force it,” he said. “No. 1, that’s not what we do; and No. 2, we have a relationship where we trust each other. If they tell us, ‘This is the time we need,’ we’re gonna give them the time they need.”

With huge TV ratings, four (or possibly five) spinoffs coming, and as many Emmys already in HBO’s trophy case — we’d say that is a wise approach.

14 Most Savage TV Character Deaths of 2017, From 'Game of Thrones' to 'The Walking Dead' (Photos)

• Television characters are a dime a dozen, but sometimes when we lose one it can pack a pretty hefty punch. Especially if they go out in a totally epic way. In 2017, we watched more than a few good men and women kick the bucket on TV (though a couple we were honestly glad to be rid of). Here are the ones who went out as total badasses — or maybe were killed by a total badass. Beware of spoilers!

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• Bob, 'Stranger Things' -- Bob was a nice guy. A great guy. Too good to live, maybe? Yeah, we had our suspicions that Sean Astin's adorable new character wouldn't make it to the end of 'Stranger Things 2' -- and he didn't. Luckily, he went out making sure everyone else survived.

  Also Read:‘Stranger Things’ Star Joe Keery Vows to Shave His Head If David Harbour Wins Golden Globe

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• Olenna Tyrell, 'Game of Thrones' -- Lady Olenna died in the most vicious way someone can: after having the last word. The matriarch of the Tyrell dynasty told Jaime Lannister she was responsible for his son Joffrey's death before committing suicide by poison (per his instructions). She also wanted to make sure his mother Cersei knew she killed him. What a savage last wish.

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• Frank/Black Jack Randall, 'Outlander' -- Losing 'Outlander' star Tobias Menzies meant watching one character we really loved die and another we hated bite the dust, all at the same time. The cruel Captain Black Jack Randall and Claire's loving husband Frank were both killed off in the Season 3 premiere when Jamie took out his long-time tormenter. We'll miss you, Frank. Uh, not so much, Black Jack.

  Also Read:‘Outlander’ EP Explains Jamie’s ‘Poetic’ Black Jack Showdown, Teases Reunion With Claire

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• Carl, 'The Walking Dead' -- Viewers closed one eye in solidarity after this fan-favorite character met his demise in the Season 8 winter finale. After a knock-down, drag-out battle at the Alexandria Safe-Zone, the Grimes Gang made it to safety in the sewer. But everyone would come to find out Carl had actually been bitten by a walker days earlier, while trying to save a man's life. It was a tough pill for fans to swallow, though it was also a pretty baller way to go.

  Also Read:‘The Walking Dead’ Star on the Moment He Learned of His Character’s Death: ‘It Was Devastating’

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• Walder Frey (and his entire family), 'Game of Thrones' -- You can never have enough 'Game of Thrones' character deaths on a list like this, especially when they have been a long-time coming. In the Season 7 opener, Arya finally gave Walder Frey and his kin the thank you note the Starks owed them for the Red Wedding. She slaughtered the patriarch and his entire family for killing several members of her own, seasons earlier. The scene was deeply cathartic for fans who had been waiting to see Arya get her revenge for years.

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• Littlefinger, 'Game of Thrones' -- Littlefinger was one of the most hated, yet beloved, characters in all of “Game of Thrones.” He spent the majority of his life manipulating everyone around him, including the people he loved most, like Catelyn and Sansa Stark. So when he died at the hand of Arya, on her sister Sansa’s orders, it was definitely a most-fitting end for such a conniving character. And it didn’t hurt that the knife Arya used to kill him with was the Valyrian steel blade he gave to Bran’s would-be assassin in Season 1.

  Also Read:‘Game of Thrones': An Ode to Littlefinger

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• Perry, 'Big Little Lies' -- We don't think fans have ever been more OK with a character's death then they were with Perry's. When Bonnie shoved Celeste's husband down the stairs at an elementary school fundraiser in the final episode of this limited series (which was recently renewed for a second season) viewers were actually a little relieved that his abuse would finally come to an end. Bonnie also rose to the occasion after being a super chill and quiet character the entire season.

  Also Read:‘Big Little Lies’ Loose Ends: 6 Questions Left Unanswered in the Finale (Photos)

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• William, 'This is Us' -- If you say you didn't grow fond of Randall's biological father William during the first season of NBC's powerhouse drama you are lying to yourself and everyone else. William died of complications due to cancer at the end of an episode centered around his past, as well as the beautiful relationship he'd built with his adult son since meeting him in the pilot. However, his death was a peaceful one and actually forced Randall to reexamine his life and even quit a job he hated. That's a pretty powerful mark to leave on your way out.

  Also Read:Ratings: ‘This Is Us’ Grows With Drama, Drama, Drama-Filled Fall Finale

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• Crowley, 'Supernatural' -- Everyone on this long, long-running CW series has died at least five times. At least. But Mark Sheppard made it clear he was leaving the show for good at the end of Season 12, so fans were ready for one last big Crowley death scene. The King of Hell delivered with a moment in which he sacrificed himself to close a rift between two worlds. He literally saved two worlds with his death. Mic drop.

  Also Read:‘Supernatural': Fate of Dean and Sam’s Mom Stirs ‘Problem’ in Season 13

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• Stefan Salvatore, 'The Vampire Diaries' -- Stefan sacrificed himself in the series finale to not only save Mystic Falls, but straight up destroy hell. Yeah. He also took his brother Damon’s place in all this and gave him the gift of humanity before leaving him. Now go ahead and tell us a more heroic way to die — we dare you.

  Also Read:‘The Vampire Diaries’ Sinks Teeth Into 1-Year TV Ratings High With Shocking Finale Death

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• The Black Fairy, 'Once Upon a Time' -- There are few times when a character's death precipitates a change that leads to the reboot of an entire series. This was one of them. Rumpelstiltskin killed his mother, the Black Fairy, in the Season 5 finale of the fairy tale-centric, giving everyone their 'happy endings' and allowing for a reboot and the chance for more stories to be told. If that's not an epic death, especially for a villain, we don't know what is.

  Also Read:‘Once Upon a Time’ Creators on Whether Fans Enjoy Season 7: ‘Depends Which Website You’re On’

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• Ragnar Lothbrok, 'Vikings' -- King Ragnar truly died a warrior's death on 'Vikings.' Ragnar turned himself in to the English kings Ecbert and Aelle and used his death to send a message to his people. He died in a snake pit after threatening vengeance -- a promise that was soon fulfilled when his enemies joined him.

  Also Read:‘Vikings’ Lands Early Season 6 Renewal From History

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• Mrs. S, 'Orphan Black' -- Siobhan Sadler was shot in the chest by Ferdinand in the fifth and final season of 'Orphan Black.' Luckily, she was able to take him out with her dying breath, as she sent a shot right through his throat. It also didn't hurt she had already leaked the Neolution’s secrets to the public with Rachel's help. RIP Mrs. S. You went out in a blaze of glory.

  Also Read:‘Orphan Black’ Showrunner Credits ‘Six Feet Under,’ ‘The Sopranos’ for Show’s Existence

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• Viserion, 'Game of Thrones' -- When Daenerys Targaryen lost her beloved dragon in a serious battle beyond The Wall, we thought we'd be crying for days. But then he was reanimated -- as the Night King's personal pet. Uh-oh. Now Viserion is a white-walking creature who was last seen helping the bad guys journey into Westeros after burning down The Wall with his icy blue flames.

  Also Read:‘Game of Thrones’ Stars Jason Momoa, Emilia Clarke Reunite (Photos)

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• We can't know who is going to meet a savage end in 2018. But what we can say with almost full certainty is that next year's gallery will not be littered with 'Game of Thrones' characters. Mainly because the final season is reportedly not coming till 2019. Ugh.

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Review the baddies who went down in flames and the heroes who died epically this year

Television characters are a dime a dozen, but sometimes when we lose one it can pack a pretty hefty punch. Especially if they go out in a totally epic way. In 2017, we watched more than a few good men and women kick the bucket on TV (though a couple we were honestly glad to be rid of). Here are the ones who went out as total badasses — or maybe were killed by a total badass. Beware of spoilers!

Also Read:13 Biggest TV Cliffhangers of 2017, From ‘Riverdale’ to ‘Stranger Things’ (Photos)