Category: HBO Watch Originals

Last summer, I watched the final episode of Game of Thrones in my humid Iowa apartment before quickly absconding to a family farm in rural Illinois where the

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Game of Thrones just concluded and the series has been and will continue to be recognized as the most complex, exhilarating, heart-breaking, beautiful yet tragic epic to ever

The podcast is a converged medium that has allowed talented writers and voice actors/actresses, to receive attention from audiences and entertainment companies. HBO has sought out exceptionally penned

If nothing else, Game of Thrones is known for its carnage. People seem to drop like flies and their deaths can come at any moment. We’ve already discussed

He is at it again. Ricky Gervais has offered up to HBO yet another shot of humor. For subscribers it started with EXTRAS. That show was a sitcom about

After nearly four years of love, horror and betrayal it’s hard to imagine Sunday evenings in the summertime without HBO’s True Blood.   But like all good (bad,

With season two of Game of Thrones less than 2 months away, I have been biding my time with season one reruns. While it’s great to revisit the

After the tragedy of last season, -and yes I consider the fact Eric Northman broke the core traits of his book character to be a tragedy since the

The book series and HBO show, A Game of Thrones, have no doubt become a huge part of the fans’ lives. But for many of us, it has

Serena writes for Sookieverseblog and kissed by fire, a Game of Thrones & ASOIAF blog. You can also find her on Twitter @kissed_by_fire . For those that don’t

As you know, when you play the game of thrones, you either win or you die. And there are a number of treacherous lords and ladies is HBO’s

Last night marked the debut of HBO’s new series, Luck. But if you’re at all like me, you didn’t give a damn… you were just waiting to see

The Stark’s story started so peaceful and simple, Ned and Cat raising their five children (oh, and Jon) inside the safety of Winterfell’s walls. But season one left

Now I don’t have a .44 magnum pointed at your head or anything, but I still have got to ask the question. Maybe, I should rephrase it to – “do