SPOILER ALERT: Do not read on unless you’ve seen Episode 5 of Season 8 of “Game of Thrones,” which aired Sunday May 12. Well, that happened. Now — onto the next! HBO dropped the trailer for the final episode of season 8 — also the series finale — at the end of Sunday’s penultimate episode, titled “The Bells.” In what is possibly the shortest preview so far, Tyrion walks through a ruined King’s Landing while fires smolder nearby and ash falls like snow. Arya approaches a crowd of soldiers who appear to be gathered around something, a group of Dothraki raise their scimitars and whoop in approval, and Daenerys looks over what’s left of her new kingdom with the Unsullied arrayed before her. Notably, those who remained in the North were absent from the trailer. But, with so many King’s Landing players out for the count — and it being the last episode ever — Sansa and Bran are sure to make a reappearance. Episode 4 saw the fulfillment of the mad queen plotline that some fans hoped wouldn’t be put into play, but alas. After the Lannister army surrendered, Daenerys burnt King’s Landing and likely the vast majority of its innocent inhabitants to bits. Now, the remaining players are left to determine who will sit on the Iron Throne. Watch the trailer below. “Game of Thrones” airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on HBO. RELATED:<doc-sep>***WARNING: THIS ARTICLE - OBVIOUSLY - CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR GAME OF THRONES*** Here we go then. After years in the making and eight seasons, we're down to just one singular episode of Game of Thrones to go. Check out the teaser trailer before we get into it. Obviously, there are still quite a few significant loose ends to be tied up. Advert 10 We've no idea who is going to sit on the Iron Throne at the end of all this madness - does it even matter anymore? After the events of episode five, what is there left to rule over? Daenerys Targaryen used her one remaining dragon, Drogon, to eviscerate and incinerate every single part of King's Landing. By the time they were finished nearly everyone seemed to be dead, and much of the capital of Westeros was no longer standing. Advert 10 It's been coming for a while now, but Dany finally inherited the 'Mad Queen' title that seems to have been in the post to her for quite a while now. She's really mad. Credit: HBO What is there left for her, anyway? She seems to have forsaken all counsel and burned anyone who tried to offer it to her. She's got Tyrion Lannister still, but she hasn't trusted his advice for a while now. A lot of his recent advice has been uncharacteristically bad, in her defence. Advert 10 As we survey the scene left for us after the War of the Queens became a rather one-sided war between one woman and her own sanity, in which there were no winners, it almost feels a bit pointless that a ruler must be chosen, but that's sort of why everyone is still here. Tyrion can be seen looking - probably justifiably - terrified. Jon looks pretty damn worried too. Arya is skulking around still, which is interesting. What does she have planned? Credit: HBO Imagine spurning the advances of a woman who can sack an entire city using only her own cruelty and a gigantic dragon. Advert 10 Nobody needs that kind of relationship. Let's not forget that the catalyst - or at least one of the catalysts - for this was Jon realising that he can't be with Dany anymore. She's his aunt, for Christ's sake. Not that it matters to her anymore. Anyway, the short and pensive trailer tells us very little other than that an ill wind is blowing through what remains of King's Landing. Advert 10 Tyrion looks worried. Credit: HBO Exactly what that wind is gonna blow through, we'll have to wait and see. What do you reckon? Come give us your angle at Game of Thrones: Westeros Posting on Facebook.<doc-sep>There's one episode left in Game of Thrones and there are so many loose strings that need to be tied up. After the siege of King's Landing, which was more of a war crime-filled massacre than a battle, there is only one queen left in Westeros — Daenerys Targaryen. The only problem is, she burned so many innocent civilians to death that there's no way she ends up on the Iron Throne without at least some resistance from the true heir Jon Snow and the vengeful Arya Stark. The preview doesn't give us much, but the conflict at King's Landing that left so many people dead, buried, and burned is over. In the ashes of the capital city of Westeros, there are only a few main characters left: Daenerys, Jon, Arya, and Tyrion. At least one of them has to live, right? By the looks of it, Daenerys has the full support of the Dothraki and the Unsullied. And that's all we know. It's very possible that the North could rise up against the Mad Queen Daenerys. There's no way we finish off this season with no word from Sansa and Bran Stark, or even Samwell Tarly himself. And what about Yara Greyjoy?<doc-sep>Game of Thrones just released the first look at the very last episode of the series ever. FYI, *spoilers* about the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones lie below, so don’t say we didn’t warn ya! Warning: Spoilers for this week’s episode of Game of Thrones lie below. Things that happened this week on Game of Thrones: Varys betrayed Daenerys and was burned to a crisp as a result! Cersei and Jaime died in each other’s arms and everyone was super pissed about it! Daenerys went full-blown Mad Queen and burned down all of King’s Landing, murdering tons of innocent people in the process! Oh, and Jon Snow fully realized that maybe it’s not such a great idea for him to be dating his aunt! . In other words, a whole lot of drama happened in the penultimate episode of your least favorite show, and the fact is, we only have one episode of Game of Thrones left before it’s out of our lives forever. So, what can you expect? IDK, a lot of tension and withering looks, for the most part. HBO just released the trailer for next Sunday’s final episode of the series, and basically, what we have is a bunch of Unsullied and Dothraki soldiers being super pumped about destroying King’s Landing while Arya and Tyrion look extremely awkward and upset. Meanwhile, it’s hard to tell how Daenerys feels about the fact that she revealed her unhinged side and murdered a bunch of innocents, but the vibe is definitely...off. Check out the trailer below. This content is imported from YouTube. 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Game of Thrones season eight, episode six will be the show’s series finale. The trailer for it doesn’t reveal a lot — but it does suggest that there will be a reckoning for the events of episode five, “The Bells.” First things first: Spoilers follow below. The episode six teaser confirms that at least three major characters — Arya, Daenerys, and Tyrion — survived the destruction of King’s Landing, as it focuses on them walking around in the ashes (Jon, Davos, and Grey Worm aren’t shown, but they likely survived as well). The trailer is washed over with a dark blue tone and ash falling like snow; it has an almost wintry feel to it, as if a terrible kind of winter has come to King’s Landing. Tyrion appears horrified at what he sees in the city. Arya looks ready to turn on Dany — the trailer shows her standing by some Unsullied with murder in her eyes. And Daenerys seems unwaveringly regal, walking between lines of her soldiers as if she’s proud of the massacre she just committed. There’s also a shot of Dothraki cheering, as if they too are happy with what’s just happened. Everything we see suggests that Game of Thrones’ series finale will focus on the divide created by Daenerys’s actions in the penultimate episode, with most of the main characters seemingly turning against her in horror, and the warriors who crossed the Narrow Sea with her standing by her side. The conflict is no longer Starks versus Lannisters or humans versus undead, but rather our surviving heroes versus Daenerys Targaryen, the Mad Queen.