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HBO officially confirmed the run time of the last season of Game of Thrones . On six episodes, there are only 432 minutes to fans with Jon, Dany and the rest of Westeros. Prepare yourself … accordingly?
Everything has its time and everything ends, including Game of Thrones. But, while the fans were planning lavish events to send the whole story of eight seasons with such brilliance for so long, the exact specifics of time itself have become strangely idolized by the fandom Game of Thrones Ironically, they have little to do other than counting the seconds up to April 14, speculating literally on everything they can about the climax of this song. fire and ice (and ultimately, time). They have their questions and now, via the Hollywood Reporter, they have at least some answers (the dates and times below are for simultaneous Sky Atlantic / NOW TV broadcasts and the first reruns in the UK):
Season 8, Episode 1
Start date: MONDAY, APRIL 15 at 2 am and again at 9 pm.
Estimated duration: 0:54
Season 8, Episode 2 19659002] Start date: MONDAY 22 APRIL at 2:00 am and 9:00 pm
Estimated duration: 0:58
Season 8, Episode 3
Start date: MONDAY 29 APRIL at 2 am and again at 9 pm.
Estimated time: 1:22
Season 8, Episode 4
Start date: MONDAY, MAY 6 at 2 am and again at 9 pm.
Estimated time: 1:18
Season 8, episode 5
Start date: MONDAY, MAY 13 at 2:00 PM and again at 9:00 PM
Estimated duration: 1: 20 [19659002] Season 8, Episode 6
Start date: MONDAY, MAY 20 at 2 am and 9 pm.
Estimated time: 1:20
Are they really sufficient answers for people who have spent their time – a paradoxically valuable and ephemeral resource – who thinks about time itself? What do you say that the third episode lasts one hour and 22 minutes, while the fifth episode lasts one hour and 20? Why is not it an hour and 23 or an hour and 15? Why not 90 seconds?
I do not know. It's just a number, a fragmentary slice of the infinite minutes waiting for us in our existence, a droplet that has both already waved and that is also still to rippling, across the endless sea of a drum beat still running. And even then, these are just estimates. It could be more, or it could be less. The fluidity of time can not be controlled, not even by a prestigious cable network.
But then, what is the time ? It's the blink of an eye or the death of a star. Its fluid and momentary nature, crossing every atom of existence, is both beautiful and an existential nightmare. It's all and nothing.
But it's also 432 minutes. And HBO hopes you can not wait to see it.
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