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'Game of Thrones' Weekly: The big conversations heading into Episode 4


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Game of Thrones is ending. But there's still plenty to talk about — and that's what we're going to highlight every Sunday until the final episode airs. 

The battle of Winterfell is now officially in the rearview. The White Walker threat is extinguished, the bodies have been counted, and attention is now turning to the south. Cersei Lannister is still there, safely ensconced in King's Landing, and she's still a traitorous snake.

With the White Walkers defeated — or so everyone thinks, for now — we're in uncharted territory. In the north we have the combined forces of Westeros gathered together but also, presumably, severely weakened after the devastating battle of Winterfell. And in the south, Cersei has her whole, still-fresh army along with Euron Greyjoy's Iron Fleet. Read more...

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