Fans of the show have been through so much since it first started, and soon, we’ll be coming to the end of the emotional turmoil and high drama that has been Game of Thrones.
We’ve lost some first rate characters along the way, and seen our favourites get put through the mill and back again over the course of the last seven seasons.
Now it’s all coming to a head in what we know will be the last ever season of Game of Thrones.
Here’s everything you need to know about how and when to tune into the new season, and how you can catch up on past episodes until then.
When is Game of Thrones back?
Game of Thrones is coming back to the UK on in the early hours of Monday 15 April 2019 on Sky Atlantic.
The first episode of the season will then be replayed on the same channel at a far more sociable hour on Monday evening.
The exact time of both broadcasts has yet to be announced.
Make sure to beware of spoilers, because the episode will be shown in the US on Sunday 14 April before the UK has its turn.
How can we catch up on past episodes of GOT until then?
If you’re a Sky customer, you can stream all of the episodes from all of the past seasons on Sky Go.
If you’re not a Sky customer, you can also tune in with NOW TV, which offers a seven-day free trial – plenty of time to blast through seven seasons, right?
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