Game of Thrones Episodes

Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage)

Fans on the edge of their seats for more after watching the intensely awesome Season 1 will not be disappointed by the event that unfold in Season 2. Season 2 kicks off in spectacular style with the first episode S02E01 The North Remembers. The plot picks up right where you left it at the end of the epic last episode of Season 1. There are going to be some surprising turn of events, viewers hungry for more thrills in this exciting fantasy series – read on! We’ll review some of the questions left dangling after the first season’s finale, and give you the skinny about what happens next.

You’re probably wondering about the fate of Daenerys Targaryen who we last saw trekking the Red Waste and desperately in need of shelter. What will become of the fate of her people? She ain’t the meek girl she started out as anymore. After going through some pretty gruelling experiences like her cruel loss of virginity at the hands of Khal Drogo, not to mention the miscarriage, she’s learnt some tough lessons in the school of hard knocks. As witnessed when she calmly burns alive the witch who betrayed her, oblivious to the terrible screams of agony. The worm has definitely turned in the case of this character. She also snuffed out Drogo, which was for the best really. It’s going to be really interesting when you consider that Targaryen is of the dragonbornes. Definitely going to be one of the best characters in Season 2 Episodes.

After the shock of Ned Stark’s gruesome execution, fans may transfer their main interest to his iron-willed widow Catelyn Stark. She’ll be out for blood after she gets the girls back. Expect some seriously bloody slaughter. She’s the stalwart supporter propping up her son the King of the North, Robb Stark. Although Robb refuses to take heed of her good advice, his foolish decisions will imperil them both. His weak-minded idiocy is evident when he disregards her warnings about the rebellious Balon Greyjoy. Neither does he listen to her recommendation to swap Jaime Lannister, his prisoner for Arya and Sansa, his own sisters. This necessitates Catelyn’s voyage to the Stormlands.

Priestess Melisandre and King Stannis Baratheon

There are many claimants to the throne of iron in Season 2 Episodes. The main contender was Joffrey Baratheon from his strong position as ruler of King’s Landing. But after revelations of his bastardy, he faces serious threats to his throne from his Robert’s brothers;  Stannis and Renly.  Renly is the youngest and is a charming and dangerous opponent for the bastard king. Joffrey may be the biggest badass in Throne of Kings, but with a long line of folks wanting to plant a blade in him, his life expectancy has got to be limited. It’s more a question of who’s going to kill the bastard monarch first, what with Sansa looking to separate his head from shoulders. She’s got good enough reason too following her depraved abuse at the hands of Joffrey’s thuggish minions. All these mind challenging intrigue in the latest Game of Thrones Season 2 Episodes.

Daenerys "Dany" Targaryen with her Newly Born Dragons

I’m sure a lot of us have imagined what it would be like to live in a world inspired by fairy tales. We’ve probably imagined ourselves as brave and noble knights, embarking upon epic quests to save princesses or to slay dragons. Some of us have imagined ourselves to be royal princesses, waiting for their knight in shining armor to come along sweep them off their feet. When you watch Game of Thrones season 1 episodes, then you’ll imagine yourself in such an illusory world even more.

Enter a land where kings still reign supreme, their iron fists and commands being what is absolute. Enter a world where dragons once roamed, a place where the scorched remains of battles long past still linger. That is the world you’ll be plunged into when you watch Game of Thrones. Based on the novel by George R. R. Martin, the show takes its name from the first book of his fantasy series, A Song of Ice and Fire. The Game of Thrones season 1 episodes take place in a land where many wars were once fought, a land where people known as Dragonbornes once reigned supreme. Dragonbornes are a race of people that had power over dragons, they could control these powerfully frightening beasts. They were even said to be immune to fire and could walk through flames.

But that time has long past and the war for the Iron Throne has long since been ended. Sitting upon the Iron Throne is King Robert Baratheon, ruling over all of the land from his castle in King’s Landing. Meanwhile, we are introduced to the character of Eddard Stark, informally called Ned, Lord of Winterfall which is located in the north. From there, the adventure starts to slowly build up as later on, the king himself pays a visit to Winterfell to seek out Eddard Stark. You’ll also soon be introduced to the sons of the Stark family as well as to their pet dire wolves. Eventually, you’ll be glued to your screen and wanting more of the story to go even further. The way a Game of Thrones is presented is amazingly good, with excellent quality of scenery and well-detailed costumes to boot. As you watch the Game of Thrones season 1 episodes, you’ll really feel like you’re there and part of the world.

Khal Drogo

You’ll be introduced to the foreign tribe of brigands and horsemen known as the Dothraki, you’ll meet the Lannisters and all their ways with words and bribery. You’ll meet the noble Eddard Stark and admire him for his leadership of Winterfell and protection of the north, you’ll even meet the last remaining dragonborne who seeks to regain the Iron Throne. Sure enough, the Game of Thrones season 1 episodes will pull you in, even when there is no action taking place. The witty conversations and flow of the story more than make up for all the lack of carnage and clashing of steel, and you’ll be brought to the conclusion that soon enough, war will indeed come. By then, you’ll be begging for more and will as much as possible try to catch the latest release of the next episode. Watch the Game of Thrones season 1 episodes. It’s surely worth your time.