Game of Thrones fans saw many of their favourite characters enjoy one last night together ahead of an impending war against the dead.
Brienne of Tarth got knighted by Jaime Lannister, while Jon Snow revealed his parents to Daenerys Targaryen, and Arya Stark slept with Gendry.
The War of Winterfell will see the White Walker army finally descend on the Stark home and it is likely that several characters will lose their lives during the battle.
There has been plenty of foreshadowing that has hinted at potential deaths in episode three and many fans are scared of what’s to come for many of them.
Here is everything you need to know about what to expect in the next episode of season eight and how you can watch it as early as possible.
What to expect in Game of Thrones season eight episode three
The third episode of season eight is set to be one of the biggest episodes that the series has produced as The War of Winterfell gets underway.
It will be the longest episode in the history of the show, with 1 hour and 22 minutes of action in store for fans.
The trailer for the third episode teases the upcoming battle against the White Walkers and their army of the dead.
We see some of our favourite characters including Tyrion, Samwell Tarly and Sansa Stark brace themselves for the attack, while Jon Snow is shown on the battlefield and Arya Stark is seen running frantically in the castle.
Theon Greyjoy is also seen firing a flaming arrow, and the final shot shows Brienne of Tarth shouting as she prepares to fight.
Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen also come face-to-face again in the trailer, with fans left wondering what will happen now that Dany knows about Jon’s claim to the throne.
There was only a brief shot of one of the dragons during the trailer, but it’s likely that they will have a significant part to play on the battle once the fighting gets underway.
How to watch Game of Thrones episode three
The earliest that fans in the UK will be able to watch the newest episode of season eight is at 2am on Monday 29 March, which is the same time that it airs in the US.
Season eight is being shown on both Sky Atlantic and NOW TV and users can watch the new episodes at any point after they’ve aired by using the NOW TV or Sky Go streaming service.
The episode will also be repeated at a more reasonable hour of 9pm on Monday 29 March.
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