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“Game of Thrones” finally returns with the highly anticipated Season 2 premiere, this Sunday, April 1st, at 9/8c on HBO — and in case you haven’t heard, War is coming!

The King of the North is growing up quickly. When “Game of Thrones” ended last season, Robb Stark was still reeling from the death of his father Ned (Sean Bean)… More

“Game of Thrones” finally returns this weekend. In addition to the numerous lovable and detestable (we’re looking at you, Joffrey) characters from Season 1, expect to see a slew of… More

HBO has unveiled the most cinematic trailer for “Game of Thrones” Season 2 yet. Set to Florence and the Machine’s “Seven Devils,” the teaser offers a powerful taste of all the bone-chilling drama that lies ahead.

The time has almost come, “Game of Thrones” fans. Season 2 of the HBO fantasy drama premieres April 1st, and the network has released a new trailer teasing the new season, based on the second book in the George R. R. Martin series, “A Clash of Kings.”

The teaser poster for season two of HBO’s epic — and epically gory — fantasy series has hit the Internet, and it appears that the blood isn’t done spilling yet, not by a long shot.

HBO has released a set of photos featuring the Lannisters, Starks, and other Westeros inhabitants in various states of anger, distress, introspection, and – as the photo above possibly indicates – simmering defiance.

HBO has unveiled an ominous new trailer for “Game of Thrones” Season 2. Narrated by Varys (Conleth Hill), “You Win or You Die” is a strong reminder why April 1 can’t come soon enough.

Prior to HBO’s presentation at the Television Critics Association winter press tour, they released some premiere date news about a few of their series and movies. The date that’s most… More

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