By Few TV shows have ever genuinely managed to attain cultural phenomenon status. But when you have bars, whiskeys and festivals named in your honour, and a haircut and dress sense that instantly scream the name of your show (as well as ‘bit of a prick…’), it is fair to say
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The following contains spoilers for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 6. A true knight always finishes a story. So says Ser Arlan of Pennytree at one point during the A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms season finale, and that’s essentially the guiding tenet of this installment, which wrestles
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