Emilia Clarke declares that episode 5 is "even more important" than the Battle of Winterfell

Emilia Clarke, of Game of Thrones, Season 8, aka Daenerys Targaryen, commented on episode 5 of the hit HBO series, claiming that it is still "bigger" than the Battle of Winterfell.

Addressing Jimmy Kimmel, the 32-year-old actress asked fans to access the biggest screen possible, while she was probably mocking the impending battle between Cersei Lannister and the Golden Company.

Speaking of the next Game of thrones Emilia said that they "were going to be mental – the fifth episode is bigger, the fifth episode is ahhhh."

This "ahhhh" at the end was an impressed noise, by the way.

She continued: "I mean four and five and six, they are all crazy, but …"

Jimmy then said: "Four is this Sunday, is there anything crazy going on?

Emilia finished saying, "Find the biggest TV possible."

Does this mean that Cersei could finally get his elephants? Let's just hope things will be a little brighter if they fight at King's Landing, a sunny place.

The third episode "The Long Night" saw the Battle of Winterfell, the result of a 55-night shoot, considered one of the largest and longest battles ever filmed.

In the episode, Arya Stark stole the show when she swept the Night King with THIS significant blade in the ultimate Hail Mary – and there are some theories about how she handled it. .

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There were many other important deaths in the episode, including some that were not shown on the screen and a character who thought he could survive a little longer.

The defeat of the White Walkers raises big questions about the unresolved intrigues of the series. But for the moment, it seems that the main concern will be the upcoming battle with Cersei and the Golden Company.

Game of thrones season 8 is airing on HBO in the US and Sky Atlantic and NOW TV UK. Tune Digital Spy Game of thrones livestreams on Monday night, just after each episode, the Instagram and Facebook.