Game Of Thrones Season 8 "The Iron Throne" Analysis Guarded Secret

THE ANALYSIS OF THE OVERALL CONCLUSION "GAME OF THRONES" In which scene a long-guarded secret.The final episode of the mega-series was not stingy with surprises. Otherwise, that would not have been "Game of Thrones" ... After the cult series ended with the 73rd episode, the big analysis follows.

On Monday it was over with "Game of Thrones" - for millions of viewers a traumatic loss that is difficult to overcome.

The fans are now with separation pain and without a favorite series - and some even go so far as to petition a new final squad on the net. There is no reason for sadness - on the contrary. The fans can now look forward to various offshoots.

The big documentary about the last season:

73 episodes, more than 4000 minutes - the biggest series in the world took a lot of hard work. The fans are allowed to look behind the scenes of the last season on 27 May in a making-of-special (and probably think again about the petition).

"Game Of Thrones: The Last Watch" by the director Jeanie Finlay gives the followers another 113 minutes with their favorites - and shows that not only the fans, but also all those involved were farewell to Westeros.

Daenerys' last finish, Jon Snow reading in tears - at least a little balm for the GoT fan soul.

hree more series in progress

According to the author, George R. R. Martin (70) does not like to hear the name spin-offs.

But a few days ago, the inventor of "Game of Thrones" confirmed on his blog that there are currently three successor series in development. There you are!

Filming of the first series begins this year, with the first actors already in the pipeline: Naomi Watts (50) and Josh Whitehouse (29) and Jamie Campbell Bower (30, as Waymar Royce in the pilot episode) and "Narnia" brat Georgie Henley (23) will take over roles.

According to HBO, the prequel (either it's called "Long Night" or "Bloodmoon") is about "descending the golden age of the heroes until the darkest hour in history", playing about 8,000 years before the events in "Game of Thrones".

Above all, the story of the aborigines of Westeros, the "children of the forest", should play a central role in this - after all, the non-human race is responsible for the emergence of the Night King.