Read EW’s complete coverage of Game of Thrones‘ final season

Winter has come; are you prepared?

The final season of Game of Thrones is almost upon us, and EW is unveiling our comprehensive coverage of everything you need to know about the conclusion of HBO’s sweeping fantasy. In the weeks leading up to the season 8 premiere on April 19, through the May 19 series finale and beyond, we’ll be offering exclusive details about what’s to come, how the cast and crew pulled it off, and what it all means — while also looking back at how we got here, and pulling back the curtain on some of the series’ most memorable moments.

Find our complete Game of Thrones final season coverage below, and keep checking back for updates.

EW’s epic cover story: Game of Thrones first look: Inside the brutal battle to make season 8

All 16 of our collector’s covers: Game of Thrones: EW reveals 16 epic final season cover photos

Exclusive photos of the GoT cast: Gorgeous Game of Thrones cast portraits tease season 8 storylines

David Benioff and D.B. Weiss tease the final episode: Game of Thrones showrunners discuss series finale: ‘We want people to love it’

Why you won’t see GRRM in season 8: George R.R. Martin turned down a Game of Thrones season 8 cameo

Season 8 key art: 20 new Game of Thrones final season character photos released

Our full recap guide for seasons 1-7: Catch up on all EW’s Game of Thrones recaps before season 8

GoT covers over the years: See every Game of Thrones EW cover ever


Game of Thrones

HBO’s epic fantasy drama based on George R.R. Martin’s novels

type

TV Show

seasons

7

episodes

67

Genre

Drama,

Fantasy

Rating

TV-MA

run date

04/17/11

Status

On Hiatus

creator

David Benioff,

D.B. Weiss

Cast

Kit Harington,

Emilia Clarke,

Peter Dinklage,

Lena Headey

Network

HBO

Available For Streaming On

Amazon

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