Whether you loved or hated the series finale of Game of Thrones, or just decided to complain about it, there's no denying that the much-talked about HBO series has inspired a whole lot of great content. We probably won't see the end of Westerosi memes any time soon, but these are some of our favorites that pertain to the show's last episode. Enjoy!
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We've already covered the Twitter reactions and the coffee cup debacle - now we can really have some fun. We can generally count on some seriously dank memes following any episode of Game of Thrones, and this week did not disappoint. It feels like when fans are unhappy with an episode (we're looking at you, Jaime Lannister character arc) the memes are even better than usual. Scroll down to see for yourself.
Whether or not you approved of Sunday's episode's twist, there's one thing that all Game of Thrones fans can agree upon: the episode was too damn dark. It didn't matter if you threw that brightness up to 100. 'Battle For Winterfell' was incredibly hard to follow. Fortunately for all of us squinters, Twitter user @ryanclassic decided to demystify the damn thing for everyone.
This final season of Game of Thrones might be short, but there's certainly no shortage of content. Between the GoT subreddits, Instagram, Twitter, and Know Your Meme, we've been hit with a tsunami of tasty Westerosi content. Here's some more of that gold to keep you going until Sunday.
SPOILERS AHOY!
GotDAMN was Game of Thrones on fire last night. The much-awaited 'Battle For Winterfell' had fans at the edge of their metaphorical seats for an entire week, and for the entire eighty minute episode. Fortunately for us, most people were not too anxious to tweet their hilarious and heartfelt reactions to the emotional battle.
The internet came through to show their respect for the very brave and dearly departed Lady Mormont, Jorah Mormont, Theon Greyjoy, Beric Dondarrion, Melisandre, and Dolorous Edd. Tweets were a bit more celebratory regarding Arya's epic execution of the weirdly manicured Night King. We're pretty anxious about whatever twisted showdown the show runners have planned for next week, but we really just have one request: PLEASE MAKE THE DAMN SHOW A LITTLE BRIGHTER!
For more reactions to the episode, visit our pal's at Ebaum's World. You can catch the reactions to the rest of the season here and here.
Game of Thrones fans are getting pretty psyched for the show's eighth and final season. The trailer was released yesterday and people are theorizing left and right. While we love a little tinfoil as much as the next person, we're more interested in the memes. Here are some solid ones from one of our favorite subreddits, r/Freefolk.
The moment we've all been waiting for finally arrived yesterday. No, not the 'Game of Thrones' season 8 premiere: just news of its release. With a trailer seemingly cobbled of old footage, the showrunners finally announced that the HBO show would be resuming in April 2019 for an "epic" 6 episode run. To keep us going until winter ends and spring begins, we've rounded up some of our favorite GoT memes and tweets. So you don't have to. Stay strong.
Spoiler alert!
We're still wiping away our tears after last night's super tense episode. Is the Night King the third head of the dragon? Are Dany and Jon going to get it on? WILL DROGON AND RHAEGAL HAVE TO FIGHT THEIR DEAD BROTHER? We have so many questions - and something tells us we're not going to get all the answers in next week's finale. Fortunately we have these memes and reactions to enjoy while we white-knuckle it through the week.
Valar morghulis.
Things haven't settled down in Westeros since the season premiere. Last night's episode, Stormborn, included everything we watch Game of Thrones for: bloody battle scenes, tearful reunions, a steamy sex scene, and some big reveals. We're really going to see Dany and Jon meet, and Greyworm and Missandei finally did it. Naturally, Twitter users were not quiet during or after the episode.
