Who Are the Children? Series Creator D.B. Weiss Explains
"Come with me or die with him," a mysterious being says to Bran and Meera. Who is this fireball-wielding creature leading the group to safety? A Child of the Forest.
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'The Children' Round-Up: Fighting to Escape
Sunday's season finale examines "the inability to escape the people our parents, whether by birth or by choice, made us," The Washington Post expounds. Although Jon Snow is a man of the Night's Watch, he is still Ned Stark's son, an important fact to Stannis Baratheon.
+Maisie Williams Reveals Arya's Red Flags
The actress behind Arya Stark remembers her brief moment of happiness, her front-row seat to the season's biggest brawl and how she applied her lessons from the Hound.
+Send a GOT-Themed Father's Day E-Card
We mustn't disappoint father. Wish a happy Father's Day with these sentiments inspired by the dads of Westeros.
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See How the Watch Unleashed Its Secret Weapon
A defining moment of the Battle of Castle Black occurred when the Night's Watch dropped a scythe on the climbers. Take a closer look at how the scene was staged in the sketches below. (Spoilers ahead.)
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'The Watchers on the Wall' Round-Up: Heroes, Heartbreak and Hope
"This is the most intense piece of filming I've done for 'Game of Thrones,' " actor Kit Harington declares about the Battle of Castle Black. The episode's velocity resonated with critics: Entertainment Weekly calls 'The Watchers on the Wall' "an intense rousing hour of heroism and heartbreak that set a new bar for what this show – and TV – can do."
+Hannah Murray Discusses Gilly and Sam’s Big Moment
The actress behind Gilly talks about her character’s relationship with Samwell Tarly, overcoming trauma and what she makes of Ygritte. (Spoilers ahead.)
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Take the Quiz: How Well Do You Know the Night's Watch?
Sunday's episode is titled 'The Watchers on the Wall.' How up to speed are you on the ancient order? Test yourself on crow culture, tradition and happenings with the quiz below.
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