Television Section: LARB’s Collected “Game of Thrones” Coverage

For Dear Television, Aaron Bady, Sarah Mesle, and Phil Maciak consider the relative madness of the queen(s) on Game of Thrones.

For Dear Television, Aaron Bady and Sarah Mesle check in with the last of the Starks on the day after the long night in Westeros.

Every city in the world is built on wildfire — Dear Television on the end of Game of Thrones, season seven.

That bowl of fermented crab seems sort of unsteady; how do you keep it from spilling if you’re taking that little rowboat on the ocean? Invest in some good Tupperware, would be my advice.

Dear Television ponders which chosen one is the most chosen, and whether there's something else dragons can do.

Dear Television discusses what happens when the Game of Thrones is only played by veterans and no rookies.

Tarly Tarly Bo-Barly Banana-Fana Fo-Farly Fee-Fy-Mo-Marly TARLY!

Soup, Poop, and Climate Change

Winter is here!

Evil Father’s Day: or, We’re Not Going to Do That, at Least Maybe Not

Let's not go to Riverrun, it's a silly place.

You Know I’ll Never Hurt You, Right: Or, Chopping Wood in Westeros

“We can go home now, Hodor”

"I'm With Her"

Jon Can’t Go On, He’ll Go On

Here’s a thought experiment for you. What if the person gazing at the naked Melisandre — gazing at all the women in this episode — was Prince?

Fantasizing Consent

50 Shades of Greyscale

When Bad Things Happen to Good People

Cersei Lannister’s Last F–ckable Day

50 Shades of Black and White

Eyes Wide Shut

Arya's American Fantasy

Mammoth Genre

The Trans Oberyn Tipping Point

Westeros Self-fashioning

Ten Things I Hate About My Favorite Show

Hurt Girls

Game of Thrones, Cliven Bundy, & the Fantasy of Freedom

'Do I Have a Champion?'

Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Dead Joffrey