6 Recap Videos to Watch Before ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 8 Airs
Its time to refresh your season 7 memories before diving head on into GOT’s
After years of anticipation, Game of Thrones fans finally got the season 8 trailer in early March, and one thing was clear, Arya is still running and still killing.
Two more teasers were released a mere 11-12 days before the premiere airs on 14 April, and they were riddled with clues, and possible hints about the fates of your favourite characters.
Fans have followed the characters through weddings, deaths, and celebrations, sometimes all of these within the span of one episode (read: the Red Wedding episode). However, with a startling 553 listed cast members, its quite human to have missed a few details.
Game of Thrones season 7 came, saw and conquered, a millennial veni, vidi, vici. But that was almost two years ago. Before we can jump into the final season, it would only be wise to brush up on all those crucial details from season 1 to season 7 that may have slipped from your mind.
Here are six recap videos you must watch.
A story of ice and fire that has kept audiences captivated for seven whole seasons. The show hasn’t failed to keep you at the edge of your seat with twists and turns at every step. But do we really remember everything that’s happened over the past seven seasons?
It is a little redundant at this point but, spoiler alert! Here is the entirety of the seventh season in a little above 30 minutes.
If you’re one of those fans who wants an episode-wise summary, we’ve got you!
Game of Thrones fans truly believe that they shouldn’t pick favourites, mostly because their favourites die. With that thought, here are people we (probably) won’t be seeing in season 8.
Everyone has their favourite moments from the season, but here are some winners. You don’t want to miss #6 because its got dragons.
Also, since every season ends with a breakdown.
Will season 8 manage to surpass the expectations set by season 7? Time will tell. But one thing is certain, no matter what happens, “the North remembers.”
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