The good news for fans - especially those who followed the story of Westeros from George R.R. Because it’s also the network’s biggest cash cow. For HBO, Thrones is a show worthy of an almost infinite line of production credit. This includes everything from the complexity of story to resources to visuals. Without question, there are few movies, let alone television shows, that can compete on the level of Game of Thrones.
We try to answer the unanswered questions of Game of Thrones season 8. Brush up on who’s left on Arya’s kill list. We also ranked the villains on Game of Thrones. Gather your tunics and explore Game of Thrones in 50 Costumes. We rank the 50 most important props from Game of Thrones. Explore our guide to the best Game of Thrones scenes by season. We rank the best duels in Game of Thrones. Read our in-depth breakdown of the Game of Thrones season 8 trailer. Every episode of Game of Thrones, ranked by our own resident Maester. Before season 8 starts, read our guide to where every character left off. We get to hear, for the first time, what the next "heir" to the late night throne will sound like when his reign starts "in February of aught-fourteen. We don't want to spoil everything, but the ending is the best part. The Roots play a major role, of course, but the ending is the best part. (Always, always call a seat save.) Anyway, it goes on from there, with Fallon nearly losing his head. It turns out "Prince Firecrotch," the head writer, took Fallon's place at the Iron Desk because Fallon forgot to call a seat save. Game of Desks starts with Fallon, a spitting image of Ed Stark, receiving word that there is a Joffrey-esque usurper attempting to steal his throne. So it only makes sense to boil the last few months of bad press into a wonderful and immature riff on one of the best shows on TV. There are arguments, back room dealings and a murky line of succession often corrupted by ego. It turns out the world of late night television, especially at NBC, is a lot like Game of Thrones. No, seriously, look closer: they made a spot-on reproduction of the iron throne, but with television remotes. 
But it really served as an introduction for the next king of the remote control throne. Jimmy Fallon released a brilliant Game of Thrones parody on Friday's episode of Late Night and, really, the whole thing is fantastic. This article is from the archive of our partner.
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