Daenerys Targaryen has made big decisions in the last season.
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In celebration of the 10th anniversary of Game of Thrones, HBO will air all eight seasons starting April 10th. To arouse hype, HBO has released new seasonal trailers, including one for season 8. The YouTube commentary tells a tiring story of disappointed fans, who were divided over the end of the show. To channel Ned Stark: ‘Some wounds never really heal and bleed again with the slightest word.’
Here is a choice with positive comments nowhere to be seen.
“Are you doing it again? Because if you are not, it’s better not to release a trailer for it again and remind it [sic] us of something we want to forget. ‘
“Can’t wait to see how important Jon’s gender is, how they defeat the Night King, how Jamie redeems himself and what was Varys’ big plan all along.”
“Season 8 was like Frodo realizing he could snap the One Ring in half as soon as he reached Mordor.”
“It’s crazy how popular this show was at the time, and how quickly everyone forgot about it. Probably the most disappointing thing in entertainment history.”
The first season of Game of Thrones aired on April 17, 2011 on HBO. The fantasy series lasted until May 2019 for 73 deliveries, which could work out faster than George RR Martin could write the books on which they were based. By season 5, the forerunners David Benioff and DB Weiss began using original content not found in Martin’s novels. The final seasons contain material that Martin released to Benioff and Weiss about the upcoming novels in the series, as well as the original content.
Lots of fans mocks the end of the TV version, even an appeal to a repeat throughout the season. After all, there is no doubt about the seismic cultural influence the show has had over the past decade.
Here’s the new official season 8 trailer, and it’s full of spoilers.
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