The upcoming Game Of Thrones finale will have a run time of 432 minutes and we are ready.
HBO has announced dates and running times for the six-episode series, ahead of its launch next month, with instalments airing every Sunday until the final chapter which will drop on 19 May.
The first episode has a running time of 54 minutes, with the second increasing by four minutes, before the third jumps right up to an hour and 22 minutes.
The fourth, which will broadcast on 5 May, dips down to an hour and 18 minutes, with both the penultimate and last episodes lasting an hour and 20 minutes respectively.
Earlier this month, HBO released a two-minute long trailer promising drama from the get go.
While Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) worried fans as she ran for her life, we also got the first glimpse at the Golden Company army Cersei has recruited to help defend her throne.
Creators David Benioff and DB Weiss previously revealed that the show will come full circle with a call back to the very first episode way back in season one
The opening shot in season eight episode one will tease the start of a huge fight across Westeros, much like the beginning of season one did.
The pair teased to Entertainment Weekly that season eight will kick off with Daenerys arriving at Winterfell with her armies to face off against the White Walkers.
Game of Thrones returns 14 April at 9pm on HBO.
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