Arya Stark

Last Sunday premiere of Game of Thrones seventh season had a lot going on in it. Of course it needed to be an appropriately strong follow-up to season six classics like "The Winds of Winter" and "Battle of the Bastards". But beyond that, it needed to be a great episode because "Dragonstone" marks the beginning of the end.

"Game of Thrones" returned for its season seven premiere on July 16, ending a longer-than-usual wait for fans craving its unique weekly offer of sex, violence and dragons.

HBO had delayed production, meaning four more months of anticipation ahead of the season debut -- already one of the television events every year across the world.

The question of whether Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) will continue to appear on the HBO’s mega-hit TV series, after his onscreen death at the end of season 6, remains one of the biggest mysteries in TV entertainment.

Communist Youth of Greece released a spot for the elections on September 20 inspired by the famous series Game of Thrones using scenes, characters and characteristic lines so as to convince Greek people to vote for Greek Communist Party (KKE).