Game of Thrones

How 'A Song of Ice and Fire' set the HBO series up for failure.

Last night, viewers around the world tuned in to watch the completion of George R.R. Martin's epic vision. But will it be the last show we watch en masse together?

And now our watch is ended.

They were less obvious than the Starbucks cup, but they were there.

Jon Snow’s reunion with his direwolf was the shining moment in an otherwise abysmal conclusion.

Yes, 16th-century French astrologer and noted seer Michel de Nostredame, aka Nostradamus, saw the fight for the Iron Throne coming centuries away.

Humans had their shot. They blew it. Long live the Direwolf Dynasty.

It's basically the Middle Ages with magic. And zombies! But don't worry about the zombies. They're all gone now.

When you're a scientist, all you need is bacteria and some agar jelly to create a literally cultural tribute to your favorite show.

"I suppose the last couple seasons weren’t my favorite."

What even is this show anymore?

In 'The Bells,' the shocking penultimate episode of 'Game of Thrones,' nearly every character comes to the end of their journey in ways that make almost no sense.