Game of Thrones, Season 7

The Walking Dead is praying they don't go in late 2018. I think they lost more audience than GoT if they end up against each other. But that's what DVRs are for.

Spring makes sense. Only other thing I could see is them starting the week after the Super Bowl. Then the winter could come in the winter.

 

I saw a "Novemeber, 2018" date on a promo poster on my Facebook wall. I didn't vet the source, but it looked legit ....

 

That big red "unconfirmed" is telling, but makes sense.

 

Fan-made trailer for a modernized reboot of Game of Thrones.

 

Is This Game of Thrones Character Supposed to Be Hot?

10/13. Never read the books.

 

http://www.vulture.com/2017/09/kit-..._campaign=vulture&utm_source=tw&utm_medium=s1

 

So we've still got a very long wait in front of us, but HBO has been running a marathon of the early seasons this week. I caught "Man Without Honor" from the second season tonight, which is notable because it includes a great speech by Jaime Lannister about the conflicting vows he had to swear as a knight. That, and he messes with Catelyn Stark and Brienne.

Every time I get conflicting directives in a work situation, I think of this speech. A former co-worker of mine and I used to use it as shorthand when our employers would make some change that completely reversed the last change.

 

Officially won't return until 2019. And it will be six episodes:

Game of Thrones - Season 8 Returns in 2019

 

I'm going to play optimist and pretend we're getting the next book in 2018.

 

You should buy a Powerball ticket too. Go all out with the optimism.