We learned a lot from Game Of Thrones’ series finale, “The Iron Throne,” like how there is literally no failure too big to get Tyrion fired, dragons have an uncanny understanding of symbolism, and the Citadel is a four-month college. But the show’s last episode raised plenty of questions, too, and in the final Mailbag…

We learned a lot from Game Of Thrones’ “The Bells,” like how a master of whispers needs to remember the importance of whispering, not even a golden hand can get you past security, and kissing your aunt can help prevent genocide. But the episode raised plenty of questions, too, and in this Mailbag Of Thrones we’re…

If any woman on Game Of Thrones said she was pregnant no one would question it. But Cersei Lannister is not just any woman. Only a fool would take anything she says at face value, a lesson her brother Tyrion forgot when she promised to help fight the dead. It wasn’t the dumbest mistake he’s ever made though, because…

We learned a lot from Game Of Thrones’ “The Last Of The Starks,” like how coffeehouses are already gentrifying the North, you should never sit near Tormund when he’s drunk, and the guy who makes giant crossbows is now the richest person in Westeros. But the episode raised plenty of questions, too, and in this Mailbag…

We learned a lot from Game Of Thrones’ “The Long Night,” like how the safest place in Westeros is on the front line fighting for the good guys, riding straight into an impenetrable wall of dead soldiers you can’t even see is surprisingly a bad idea, and Arya is literally an ice-cold killer. But the episode raised…

We learned a lot from Game Of Thrones’ “A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms,” like how Jon Snow is absolutely exhausting, Pod adds singing to his list of skills, and a girl has no time to waste on foreplay. But the episode raised plenty of questions, too, and in this Mailbag Of Thrones we’re answering yours about…

We learned a lot from Game Of Thrones’ eighth-season premiere, “Winterfell,” like how overly protective large adult dragon sons are, how you can spruce up any castle with a stylish corpse swirl, and that Bran has no time to waste because he needs to sit around all day waiting for one guy to show up. But the episode…

We’ve waited a long time for Game Of Thrones to return, but seven blessings it’s finally here. Before the Great War kicks off, though, you had lots of questions about what to expect during the show’s final year. In this pre-season Mailbag Of Thrones we’re answering your inquiries about what Bran actually knows, who—…

During the recent Television Critics Association winter press tour, HBO president of programing Casey Bloys spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about the final season of Game Of Thrones, and while he was trying not to give away anything meaningful, he should know there is no comment small enough that Game Of Thrones fans…

The only WWE pay-per-view my non-wrestling fan friends care about is the Royal Rumble, and that’s because we can easily gamble on it. The show’s namesake, 30-man battle royal is the promotion’s single most exciting match, and the fact that it enables our inner degenerates makes Royal Rumble one of our favorite…

Has there ever been another show in television history that could feature a tender song about a father and daughter with the lyric “I got a doodoo in my butt” and also produce a sincere conversation about the nature of existence? Seems unlikely, but there is so much TV nowadays it’s hard to keep up.…

We learned a lot from the season finale, “The Dragon And The Wolf,” like how seven seasons of incest is just enough time to make people okay with it, and while ravens, dragons, and ships travel at light speed in Westeros, humans walk very slowly. But the episode raised plenty of questions, too, and in this post-season…

Last week we wrote about how Game Of Thrones gave us a big clue for how the living might defeat the White Walkers forever: When Jon saw firsthand that when one of them is killed, all of the wights it raised die too. Considering the Night King might have made all of the other White Walkers, it could be that killing him…

When you’ve been showing your audience a 900-foot magical wall of ice for seven seasons, all while constantly talking about an army of the dead marching on it, that thing has to come down eventually. It’s a classic example of Chekhov’s wall.

We learned a lot from season seven’s sixth episode, “Beyond The Wall,” like how Gendry was on the all-city marathon team at King’s Landing High School, and that people who live on rock houses shouldn’t throw stones. But the episode raised plenty of questions, too, and in this week’s Mailbag Of Thrones we’re tackling…