After eight seasons, HBO's "Game of Thrones" has finally come to an end — and a seemingly unlikely candidate has won the game.

After four episodes of tying up loose ends in the north, the protagonists of "Game of Thrones" turn their eyes to Kings Landing — and eventually, themselves — in the penultimate episode of the show.

After three disastrous episodes, season eight of “Game of Thrones" is finally back on track.

"Game of Thrones: Season 8" continues disappointing its audience in the third episode, which is only saved by the fact that it is the first episode where anything with long-lasting effects happens in the new season.

If the first episode of the final season of “Game of Thrones” was centered around filler exposition, then the second was undoubtedly full of reunions and companionship.

In the first episode of season one of HBO’s smash-hit “Game of Thrones,” “Winter is Coming,” viewers witness Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) clambering around in a helmet and outfit several sizes too big for her. She wants to get a good view of the then-king, Robert Baratheon, who enters the threshold of Winterfell with a full parade of his court. The pomp and circumstance is captured with an upbeat and grandiose score by Ramin Djawadi as Arya anticipates seeing her heroes.