Welcome to WiC Weekly, where we gather all the Game of Thrones-related news that’s fit to print. Or post. Whatever. Here’s what happened this week:
Let’s just dive in with the Season 7 SPOILERS. Some important information came to the surface this week.
WiC Weekly time. First: SPOILERS! Here's what Cersei & the Greyjoys get up to in Season 7. https://t.co/X9xC8kcbiB pic.twitter.com/5tKxFlprWI
— Winter is Coming (@WiCnet) September 11, 2016
Now that we know the spoilers, it’s time to analyze them more than is generally considered healthy. Join us for a speculation party, won’t you?
So we have big spoilers about Daenerys in Season 7. But what do they MEAN? We speculate. https://t.co/hlrNiP815J pic.twitter.com/E2tQhCaMV5
— Winter is Coming (@WiCnet) September 11, 2016
It was a great week for rumors. Multiple reports got our hopes up. Then they were dashed. For example, Amazon France got a lot of attention when it posted a release date for The Winds of Winter. Then the publishers had to go and clarify things.
George R.R. Martin's publishers respond to rumors about The Winds of Winter release date. https://t.co/2j0WSX2X9g pic.twitter.com/vZ7jgzquDP
— Winter is Coming (@WiCnet) September 11, 2016
Sticking with rumors that didn’t pan out, Angela Lansubry will NOT, in fact, appear in Game of Thrones Season 7. We probably could have guessed that one, though.
A rumor quashed: whatever you heard, Angela Lansbury WON'T be in #GameofThrones Season 7. https://t.co/WsRqi4JJQB pic.twitter.com/IibksX14Gq
— Winter is Coming (@WiCnet) September 11, 2016
Back to The Winds of Winter, author Brandon Sanderson said that he wouldn’t consider finishing the book should the unthinkable happen to George R.R. Martin. Sanderson is the guy who finished Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series after he died, hence the question.
Should the worst occur, Wheel of Time author Brandon Sanderson says he won't finish ASOIAF. https://t.co/O2AWUJaelh pic.twitter.com/wR7U5nbmfY
— Winter is Coming (@WiCnet) September 11, 2016
We asked you to vote for the Best Supporting Actor from Game of Thrones Season 6. Behold your choice:
Who's the best supporting actor of #GameofThrones Season 6? Behold the results of our poll: https://t.co/WexzK4Dajr pic.twitter.com/7Ky3aqjpHT
— Winter is Coming (@WiCnet) September 11, 2016
Taking a lore break, we take a good look at the Dragonpit, one of the most important structures in King’s Landing.
King's Landing's DragonPit may figure into #GoT Season 7. We look at its colorful history. https://t.co/IKIMRNthZ4 pic.twitter.com/tFGKGPodIY
— Winter is Coming (@WiCnet) September 11, 2016
As cast members gather for filming, on-set photos from Game of Thrones Season 7 are starting to pop up. It’s all happening.
#GameofThrones actors keep pouring into Belfast, and Season 7 set photos are surfacing. https://t.co/8g1NvT8apV pic.twitter.com/zKD1DSJVXz
— Winter is Coming (@WiCnet) September 11, 2016
Michael McElhatton was on hand at the TV Choice Awards to accept a statue on behalf of Game of Thrones, which was the big winner of the evening.
#GameofThrones beats The Walking Dead at the TV Choice Awards. A warm up for the Emmys? https://t.co/D7Ok14fEOZ pic.twitter.com/kX44FIFt1o
— Winter is Coming (@WiCnet) September 11, 2016
Westeros is a dangerous place, but a fashionable one, too. Here’s our list of the 20 Best Outfits from Game of Thrones Season 6.
Lastly, we rank the 20 Best Outfits of #GameofThrones Season 6. Cosplay inspiration inside. https://t.co/LYOZIUm3Jb pic.twitter.com/1zIUamt3UV
— Winter is Coming (@WiCnet) September 11, 2016
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