Beware of more Game of Thrones leaks, hackers warn HBO

The copy of the episode was meant for internal viewing only, but right now, fans are raving more about the cliffhanger of the episode than worrying about how HBO will deal with the incident.

Meanwhile, their triumph was not for long as they were suddenly attacked by Daenerys with her dragons and the Dothraki armies which they could hardly defend.

Last night’s “Game of Thrones” was one for the books, and it goes without saying: MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD. We don’t see it happen, but it’s implied it might after some clever convincing. His army was definitely caught off guard and there was nothing they could do against the billowing fire of Drogon. You can watch the trailer below, courtesy of the Game of Thrones YouTube channel. The first leak happened a few days back when hackers cracked into HBO’s servers and stole 1.5 TB data with includes unaired episodes of the show. It was indeed a handsome sight when Daenerys Stormborn Targaryen met Jon Snow. We all thought Cersei was the female equivalent of the Mad King, but now it seems Dany could have a touch of her father’s off-piste leadership. Later, Bran gives the dagger to Arya. Arya returns Winterfell and meets Bran Stark and Sansa Stark. Meanwhile on another shore, Jon Snow reunited with his erstwhile adopted brother Theon Greyjoy for a less joyous reunion, but still. But Jon leads Daenerys to see the dragonglass at Dragonstone, so she gets to see it before they start making weapons.

But Dany’s stubbornness isn’t completely gone: She is ready to take her dragons out on the battlefield, and does. Of course, he underestimates Drogon, who turns just as Jaime’s own spear nears Daenerys, and the beast prepares to defend his mother with a blast of fire. Ignoring the counsel of both Tyrion and even Jon Snow, Dany made a decision to take her Dothrakis and her dragons to King’s Landing, and it was about damn time! The camera lingering on Jaime’s silent moment in the water feels more like the beginning of his final arc than an actual ending in itself.