off a bit. Reading their relationship at least starts as purely a military alliance.

If true, the jetpacks will be aplenty for them to cover this amount of travel in 7 episodes. Thinking this is like last year, when we got a host of spoilers but certain details (like Jaime and the Blackfish getting in a brutal fight at Riverrun) is a bit off

Gendry bit is true. I watched the video of it. :-).

Also, there are pics of Jon (basically wearing Stannis' armor with a direwolf) with Davos on Dragonstone.

Jon's armor is almost exactly like the armor Bran had in S1

I don't get the "jet pack" complaints with this show. I will take the obvious rebuttal to this at first: So what? They cover some major ground in between sets. You will believe a dragon exists, but can't buy the amount of time it took them to travel from one city to another?

Furthermore, there are more than enough shows/movies that skip time frames continuously. They show one element of the story from moment A-D, another angle from A-B, and the last angle from C-E. if you stop trying to apply linear thinking to the story and just take each character as a book, or story in its self, then it may not be such a huge problem.

For example: the scene where I have heard the jet pack reference the most was where Varys wound up on the ship with Dany after being in Dorne. How was Danny sailing with Dornish ships if Varys couldn't make it to her in time? Even if there weren't Dornish ships there, what frame of reference do you have to show that the scene we last saw Danny in didn't occur six months before her sailing with Varys?

Jon travels from Winterfell to Dragonstone to the Wall and back to KL in the span of 7 episodes. I'm usually pretty forgiving with the Westeros Express, but that's a bit much.

Interested in seeing Viserion as an ice dragon. He'd breather ice then, right?

Curious to see how Drogon and Rhaegal react to that

Episode 1

The White Walkers marching South towards the Wall.


Bran crosses the Wall, meets with Edd. (Bran was at the studio filming with other "Team Starks", though apparently he was filming a scene at the Castle Black that day.)

Episode 2

Jon receives a raven from Dany, she's summoning the lords of Westeros. Jon and Davos decide to go because they need the dragonglass from Dragonstone.

Jon leaves Sansa in charge of Winterfell.

Jon leaves Ghost at Winterfell, where he stays all season.

Episode 3

Jon and Davos arrive at Dragonstone. Tyrion meets them on the beach, and the Dothraki take their ship. (Jon, Davos, Tyrion, Missandei have all been filming together in Bilbao- widely believed to be the set of Dragonstone.)

Tyrion brings them to meet Dany, encountering Missandei and Grey Worm on the way. The "throne room" contains a number of Dothraki. (ALL have been spotted filming in Bilbao - widely believed to be the set of Dragonstone.)

Dany and Jon meet. Dany demands he bend the knee, which he refuses. Evidently, he discusses the WWs, but she doesn't believe him. Tyrion insists that Jon isn't crazy.

Davos tries to mention Jon's resurrection, but Jon dismisses it.

Dany respects Jon immediately, Jon to Dany maybe not as much?

Bran arrives at Winterfell. Meera returns home. (Bran has been spotted on set with other "Team Starks")

Episode 4

Arya arrives at Winterfell. (Arya has been spotted on set with other "Team Starks")

Episode 5

Sam leaves Oldtown for Winterfell with Gilly and baby Sam.

Jorah reunites with Dany at Dragonstone.

Jon receives a raven telling him that Bran and Arya are at Winterfell.


Jamie, Bronn, Tyrion and Davos have a secret meeting at some point where Tyrion tries to persuade them to surrender to Dany, which Jamie ignores. Unclear if this happens before or after Dany ambushes the Lannister army. (Footage has been captured of Peter Dinklage and Liam Cunningham filming together, appearing to be preparing a boat to leave the beach. This might be them preparing to leave for the meeting. Another boat-beach scene has been captured filming, again including Tyrion and Davos, but also Gendry!)

Gendry's in Kings Landing making weapons, and he is found by Davos. (Tyrion, Davos and Gendry have been filming together on a beach in Bilbao.)

Episode 6

The party travels to Eastwatch-by-the-Sea by boat. Davos stays behind while the others go wight hunting.

Jon leads a small force (himself, The Hound, Beric, Thoros, Tormund, Jorah and Gendry (WHY?!) to capture a wight. (Scene set to be filmed in Iceland in January includes 6 major characters.)


The team is attacked by the Night King's army, including a wight polar bear. The bear kills Thoros (apparently a slow death). (Thoros is confirmed to return for season 7.)

They are surrounded on an island on a frozen lake and are nearly overcome when Dany and her dragons show up. She flies most of the team back to Eastwatch, but Jon is left behind.

Jon is almost killed, but Coldhands/Benjen arrives and sends Jon off with his horse while continuing to fight the horde. Jon watches Benjen swarmed by undead as he rides, half dead, to safety.

Viserion is killed and raised as the Night King's mount.

Jon offers to lay down his title as KITN if Dany and her forces will help against the WWs. This scene is private.

Episode 7

Sansa sentences Littlefinger to death, which Arya carries out.

Cersei awakens in a bed soaked with blood. The general consensus is that she miscarries.

Sam and Bran figure out Jon's heritage. He is apparently a legitimised Targaryen named "Aegon".

Jon and Dany have sex for the first time on a boat headed North.

The Wall falls at the end of the episode. The Night King attacks the Wall with the reanimated Viserion. He now breathes blue flame.




Game of Thrones season 7 will debut in summer 2017.

If the spoilers are true: Jon should of sent Lady Mormont to meet with Dany so that Dany would be bending the knee to him.

Cersei is way too inactive