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Winter is finally here! Good news for the fans of Game of Thrones who were waiting for the final season. The popular fantasy series now intrigues the fans even more with the makers dropping the first teaser with three of the most important characters of the hit HBO show.
HBO series Game of Thrones is making a return to the screen this April. According to the new teaser, the show will premiere on 14 April.
The teaser depicts the underground crypt of Winterfell, with Sansa Stark, Arya Stark and Jon Snow facing their own statues as frost approaches through the tunnels.
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Here is the teaser of Game of Thrones:
The last season will consist of six episodes as per the latest buzz. And although the flagship series is ending, the network has multiple projects set in the Game of Thrones universe currently in development.
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The fans have gone crazy after the teaser and date were dropped. Here are the reactions from them:
JON WALKING BESIDE LYANNA’S STATUE I’M CRYING 😭😭 #GameOfThrones #ForTheThrone pic.twitter.com/w75oft48hk
— ℝίτα 💜 (@JonxDanyy) January 14, 2019
Sansa when Jon and Arya pulled out their swords #Forthethrone #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/MsmVPsyq3I
— Les Blues (@Ftblsince1905) January 14, 2019
Me trying to predict Season 8 of #GameofThrones based off the trailer alone. pic.twitter.com/R1jK9rPAmr
— Ryan Lampman (@R_Lamp93) January 14, 2019
I just realized that this is the last time i will wait for a #GameOfThrones trailer. pic.twitter.com/hqpqvpTy8n
— brəə ⚜️ (@kylotargaryenx) January 14, 2019
Based on George RR Martin’s novels, Game of Thrones is about the thrilling quest to claim an Iron Throne in a fictional medieval universe. The engrossing high-fantasy tale is counted among the highest rated shows in television history.
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