Filming underway on Game of Thrones prequel, which gets possible codename by Dan Selcke This is it. The last trailer for an episode of Game of Thrones we’ll ever get. It’s also perhaps the briefest episode trailer we’ve ever gotten. Clocking in at 38 seconds and containing only nine shots, this is the definition of a teaser. It’s ominous as all get out, though. Watch it below: For the very last time, let’s take a close look at each shot and look for any clues. Ser Davos and Jon Snow stride through the smoking ruins of King’s Landing. The aftermath of Dany’s slaughter is both visually grotesque and it must be devastating for just about every major character still breathing. Jon and Ser Davos are the best of the best, so you know they can’t stand for this. Tyrion wanders through the burning horror-scape. As one of Dany’s most loyal followers, you know his heart is broken. Apparently, Varys was right: Tyrion choose his candidate for monarch poorly. We see the ruins of the burned and half-collapsed Red Keep, where the bodies of Cersei, Jaime, the Hound, the Mountain and Qyburn lie entombed, along with many others. The Iron Throne room is probably still somewhat intact, because Dany needs to sit on the throne amidst the ruins. Our last teaser graphic. The wonderful music surges. The pace of the editing accelerates. This silhouette is obviously Arya, walking behind Dany’s Dothraki cavalry as they line up for something. Arya watches the Unsullied march past. Her eyes are lifted, perhaps observing the Red Keep or Dany on Drogon. You know the girl is pissed. The Unsullied form up, ready to obey their queen’s orders. Like Arya, Tyrion watches the proceedings grimly. Like Arya, he’s looking upward. Is Dany addressing her army from the high vantage point we see in the final shot? And whose side is Tyrion on now? He had Varys executed to protect his queen, but he may not have done that if he knew what she was going to do. The bloodthirsty Dothraki cheer (for Dany, probably) with the wrecked walls of the city behind them. Dany’s followers from Essos are still all in on her. Overlooking the ruins of King’s Landing, Dany seems to be invincible; she has a dragon, the Dothraki and the Unsullied. If Jon and Davos feel they have no choice to try to stop her now, all they have is what’s left of their decimated Northern army. It seems that the Northerners don’t stand a chance. But don’t count out Jon, Ser Davos, Tyrion and Arya. There we have it. The last Game of Thrones trailer. It’s heavy on Dany’s forces reforming amidst the rubble of King’s Landing, plus several looks at Tyrion and Arya. Other than a glimpse of Jon and Ser Davos, we see nothing of the other characters. While the teaser-trailer is sufficiently gorgeous and haunting — there’s a lot of tension packed in there — I would have liked a little more. Why not throw in a few of those blurry action shots of flying horses or silhouettes swinging swords in furious battles that we can pore over ad ifinitum, or at least more mysteriously intriguing images of more characters? RELATED PRODUCT Boston Red Sox Game Of Thrones Ice Dragon Bobblehead Buy Now! Buy Now! But of course, they don’t want to give away the game. See you on Sunday for the final installment of Game of Thrones. To stay up to date on everything Game of Thrones, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter. Watch Game of Thrones for FREE with a no-risk, 7-day free trial of Amazon Channels<doc-sep>While Game of Thrones will come to an end this Sunday, May 19, with the premiere of Season 8's Episode 6, but it won't be the last Sunday that fans of the show will want to tune into HBO this month. One week after the series finale, HBO will premiere a documentary about the making of Game of Thrones called The Last Watch. The first trailer for the doc has now been released, featuring what appears to be a table read for Episode 6. Jon Snow actor Kit Harington can be seen getting quite emotional; check it out below. Sansa Stark actress Sophie Turner looks on with a smile, as The Hound actor Rory McCann has a wide smile on his face. As you'd expect, there's no indication of what is going on in the context of the show to produce this response. (Even the Episode 6 preview trailer doesn't reveal much.) The documentary will shine a light on the extensive production work that went into Game of Thrones Season 8. There is also a nice moment in the trailer where showrunner D.B. Weiss embraces Daenerys actress Emilia Clarke on her final day of filming. Check out the trailer: The Last Watch releases May 26 on HBO. It's directed by Jeanie Finlay, a well-known documentary director responsible for projects like Seahorse and Orion: The Man Who Would Be King. In addition to the documentary, HBO is working on multiple prequel spin-offs, one of which stars Naomi Watts and will begin filming later this year. According to author George R.R. Martin, three of the five prequel series are coming along well. Aside from the fact that the show starring Watts is set thousands of years before the events of the existing show, very little has been shared. Even less is known about the other projects. For more on Game of Thrones, you can check out GameSpot's review of Episode 5, "The Bells," which set new viewing records--even breaking those from Episode 3 earlier this season. For a look ahead, check out some theories for Episode 6. Read next: Game Of Thrones Episode 5, Season 8: 15 Easter Eggs And References You Might Have Missed<doc-sep>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>
Get ready to shed some tears--Game of Thrones is almost over. Episode 6 is coming this Sunday, May 19, and it's likely to be an emotional 80 minutes, whether that's because you're sad for the characters and world, sad the show is ending, or mad with how things have played out (or some combination of the three). If you stuck around after the end of Episode 5, you'll have seen a brief preview of what's to come in the series finale. HBO released a teaser trailer for Episode 6 that previews what's coming. You can watch it above; it's carefully edited not to give much away. Characters like Tyrion and Arya can be seen looking rather shell-shocked, presumably by Dany's decisions in Episode 5, and Dany herself is seen walking amongst her army. Notably, we only see her back, so we don't know how she is feeling about things. But the show is now fully embracing its dark view of the world, with characters making the decisions that viewers likely hoped that they would not. Case in point: Dany going all Mad Queen and burning King's Landing, much like her father had hoped to do once upon a time (prompting Jaime to kill him and become the Kingslayer). Whatever Dany thinks about how the battle played out, she might not be feeling anything at all for much longer--it's possible that a new slate of characters, like Jon, Davos, or Tyrion, will be out to kill her in light of her actions in Episode 5. In fact, Episode 5 may have shown us exactly how she's going to die, as it seems as if Varys planned to poison Dany. We get some hints at this when he talks with a young girl who works in the kitchen and as he takes his rings off before being led to his execution. But just because he's dead doesn't mean the poison plan won't move ahead. It's also possible he managed to send off some of his letters revealing Jon's true parentage, which could drum up support for his cause. It's anyone's guess how things will play out, but be sure to check out some new Episode 6 theories about where things are going in the finale. And although this Sunday will mark the end of the show, the following Sunday will bring a documentary about Game of Thrones to HBO, which has spin-off shows in the works.