More from Game of Thrones season 7: news and episode reviews
This week’s biggest winner: the American viewing public.
“You died in that cave,” Meera told Bran. Well, sort of.
Cersei, you’re doing amazing, sweetie. But I think you’re screwed.
If you’ve been wondering if the characters somehow constructed a Hyperloop this season — you’re not alone.
“HBO is falling,” hackers warn.
The show never got us to care about Dorne, and now it’s too late.
A beloved character exits the show.
Thank god for Tyrion.
Winners: Cersei Lannister and foreshadowing. Losers: A lot of other characters.
Grey Worm and Missandei’s patient, tender moment is a series first.
Jorah Mormont’s potential savior has arrived in the form of an easy-to-make ointment.
You can kill a dragon, but it’s not easy unless you have another dragon.
A dermatologist gives us his best guess as to what causes the disease.
Fans have been waiting for this pair to be reunited for a very long time.
Winners: Arya and Sansa Stark. Losers: Daenerys and any viewer with a weak stomach.
He’s a swashbuckler with a dark backstory, even by Iron Islands standards.
After years of nihilism, Sandor Clegane is finding his purpose and beliefs.
The pop star’s cameo was good, actually.
Winners: Daenerys Targaryen and the show’s editing team. Loser: Narrative momentum.
George R.R. Martin’s mythology adds another layer to the closing scene of the season’s first episode.
The end is in sight; here’s where the Starks, Lannisters, and everyone else ended up after season six.
The show’s 15 most important characters, ranked by likelihood of survival.
Summer is coming.