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We're not ready to forgive 'Game of Thrones' yet. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. On April 17th it was ten years since the first episode of Game of Thrones aired, but no one felt like celebrating. HBO pushed the hashtag ‘#IronAnniversary,’ boasting marathons and a cast reunion over Zoom — but all to no avail. People are still angry. Even here in Australia, Foxtel hosted an all week marathon of the series. But on its 10th anniversary, this once-great behemoth of television couldn’t even muster trending on Twitter.
Few television finales have been as disappointing or infuriating as the final season of Game of Thrones. And despite it feeling like an eternity since the show’s season 8 finale in 2019, fans still hold a grudge that rivals Arya Stark’s list of names. This was made clear by the overwhelming response to a tweet from HBO’s official Game of Thrones Twitter account, which simply read, “Winter is coming.” The tweet was a nod to the 10th anniversary of the premiere of the HBO series. Winter is coming. First off, winter is not, in fact coming. Summer is coming (at least to the northern hemisphere). Check a calendar. But fans had much larger grievances to air in response to the tweet. The innocuous tweet was met with an outpouring of anger, jokes, and demands that HBO remake the final season a la the Snyder Cut. The clapbacks came fast and furious: