How many years are in Game of Thrones?

How many years are in Game of Thrones?

While it makes some sense for the show to have covered around six to seven years in seven seasons, there are some moments that would work against the timeline laid out here.

Is Game of Thrones done forever?

HBO's "Game of Thrones" ended its eight-season run on with a polarizing finale episode watched by millions and picked to pieces by critics and friend group chats alike. ... The HBO show was not the end of "Thrones" forever.

Is Game of Thrones the biggest show ever?

Thrones, a scrappy upstart launched by two TV novices in 2011, will finish its run as the biggest and most popular show in the world. ... Thrones, which holds the record for most Emmys ever won by a prime-time series, airs in more than 170 countries.

Is there a season 9 in Game of Thrones?

Will there be a season 9 of Game of Thrones? In short, no. Game of Thrones is over. It ended with eight seasons and there are no plans to bring it back.

How many episodes are there in Game of Thrones?

73 Game of Thrones/Número de episódios

How long will it take to watch 'Game of Thrones'?

• Game of Thrones is made up of seven seasons, each of which has ten episodes (except for season 7, which only has seven). Each episode is about an hour, which means we would need about 4,020 minutes to watch the entire series, which means you could watch the whole thing in less than three days.

When does Game of Thrones return?

• Game of Thrones Will Return in April. The epic fantasy series Game of Thrones will return for its six-episode, eighth and final season Ap. Mar 1 2019

What is the summary of Game of Thrones Season 6?

• Season Summary. The sixth season begins about a year after the end happenings of the fifth with Dean living a normal life with Lisa Braeden and her son Ben. Sam mysteriously and miraculously returns to Earth and reunites with Dean, who leaves his new life behind.

How long does Game of Thrones take place?

• A Game of Thrones takes place over the course of one year on or near the fictional continent of Westeros . The story begins when King Robert visits the northern castle Winterfell to ask Ned Stark to be his right-hand assistant, or Hand of the King.