Game Of Thrones
Based on George R. R. Martin’s series of books, Game of Thrones is an epic (sorry, that really needs to be EPIC) tv drama, about the battle for the Iron Throne of the Seven Kingdoms. Set in the lands of Westeros and Essos several noble families battle, backstab, and bleed to leverage influence and gain power.
Country of Origin: UK-USA
UK TV Premiere Date
Latest/Next UK Season: 8 (Final)
Latest/Next UK TV Air Date: 15 April 2019 at 2:00 am
UK Channel: Sky Atlantic
Previous UK Premiere Dates
Season 1 – Sky Atlantic – 18th April 2011 at 9pm – Read our review!
Season 2 – Sky Atlantic – 2nd April 2012 at 9pm
Season 1 – Pick TV – 24th January 2013 at 10pm
Season 3 – Sky Atlantic – 1st April 2013 at 9pm
Season 4 – Sky Atlantic – 7th April 2014 at 2am (simulcast premiere) and 9pm (regular slot)
Season 5 – Sky Atlantic – 13 April 2015 at 9pm
Season 6 – Sky Atlantic – 25th April 2016 at 9pm
Season 7 – Sky Atlantic – 17 July 2017 at 2am
US TV Premiere Date
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Renewal/Cancelled?
Final Season: 8 (Final)
Status: CANCELLED/ENDING
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Additional Airing Notes:
From season 6 onwards, the tv series is ahead of the published books. The premiere is usually simulcast at 2am UK time with the US East Coast, then repeated in the evening followed by ‘Thronecast’. Like seasons 7, season 8 will have fewer episodes, although they are said to all be longer.
I was just wondering if you wanted to know but there will be a season 8 and that will be the last season but they are thinking of doing other shows about GoT. Something like prequel seasons about the rebellion. At the moment there’s are just ideas. Nothing has been confirmed yet
Thought others might fine it useful to know that S7 can be bought in the German iTunes store (with English audio), I have shared this link on Google too for how to do this: https://mitunes.tv/how-to-buy-game-of-thrones-season-7-in-the-uk/
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Currently SKY Atlantic are repeating all the episodes apart from season 5, as far as I can tell. Does anyone know if Sky will be repaying season 5 at any point soon?
IF it’s following the trend of the previous 4 seasons it will most likely be April 13th as it’s airing April 12th in the US
Is it 2am every week?
So is it 2am every week or was it just for the premiere?
Just the premier I think
Do you know if GOT will be available to watch on TV for people who don’t have sky??
It hasn’t been yet and is such a big exclusive for sky Atlantic, I can’t see that changing. Do what I do and get the BD box sets each year.
I can’t believe the 2am air date! Game of thrones is THE most popular show on the planet and they’re airing it at 2am? Why not move the season 4 premier to prime time? I’m sure there will be re-runs but 2am?
Well it is supposed to be a good thing, airing at the same time as the US. It’s a different time zone you know! It will be on at prime time the same day. Record it and watch over your breakfast, or watch in the evening as the previous 3 seasons.
Its an east coast simulcast which they do with most shows now then a regular primetime slot. Its always been the same.