This guy’s ‘Game Of Thrones’ impressions are spot on

Last week’s Game Of Thrones finale gave us all a lot to chew on.

Granted, it’s not impossible for a man to direct fiction featuring female characters, but Game of Thrones doesn’t exactly have a sparkling track record in that regard.

In season 7, there is also a possibility that Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) will emerge as the rightful queen of the North. Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright) may also further decode his visions from the Tower of Joy, thus true parentage of Jon Snow will be revealed on the show. By the end of Episode 2, he was alive thanks to Melisandre. So this is a bit of a homecoming. Jaime Lannister might be a suitable candidate, but it’s unlikely he’d be willing to help the Targaryens seize power back from his own house.

Game of Thrones Season 8 will have many deaths and many truths revealed.

Even as the cast is whittled down and the plots converge, there’s pressure for Thrones to get bigger every year – and Season 6 didn’t disappoint.

Matt Shakman – Shakman will be the newbie of season 7 since this will be his maiden voyage on the HBO flagship. While this is the case, there is still hope that Sapochnik could still helm an episode or two for the succeeding, shorter seasons.

Djawadi has created some iconic songs during his time on Game of Thrones, but “Light of the Seven” might be his finest piece yet.

Based on everything we’ve seen from the show (mostly excluding book lore, just focusing on this TV adaptation), here are 10 things I think will still happen on screen before the show ends.

However, this all changes in the season finale, which is easily one of the show’s most impactful and compelling episodes.

“Game of Thrones” was always able to create a feeling of excitement or horror for the future of its characters. When Bran sees his father’s reaction and understands that this is a surrogate child his father has brought up, he thinks to himself, ‘Well, wait, what surrogate children has my father brought up? Oh! In the meantime, Entertainment Weekly revealed the names of directors signed on for Season 7. “The answer is something you’ll find out next season”, D.B Weiss told Deadline. “We know no king but the king in the north whose name is Stark. Call it 73 for now”.

The next season of the famous movie series will be released in April 2017 this is according to the pattern shown by the first six seasons of the movie series. This was partially done to make space for the late start (and doomed maiden voyage) of Vinyl. It is also worth noting that the character development of Daenerys has been the most profound since she first appeared in the show’s first season. “I haven’t actually heard that”, Turner responded.