The pop culture world still hasn't quite recovered from Game of Thrones' divisive series finale, which came to a close with—*spoilers*, I suppose—Bran "The Three-Eyed Raven" Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) as King of the Six-ish Kingdoms based on the idea he had the "best story," despite the pint-sized assassin who saved literally all of mankind sitting just to his right. Some loved it, some hated it, many were simply meh, but the real unanswered question facing long-time Thrones fans is whether George R.R. Martin's still-unfinished A Song of Ice and …

Spoilers ahead for those of you who aren't caught up on Game of Thrones. If you caught last night's episode of Game of Thrones, which just so happened to be the series finale if you weren't aware, you know who is currently presiding over Westeros as the reigning ruler. And it's not someone most people expected. All's well that ends well for the (remaining members of the) Stark Family with King Bran the Broken now ruling over the realm and its people. (Not the best name, in my humble opinion, but still better than King …

The last chapter in the Game of Thrones saga is nearly here. On Sunday night, the final season of the HBO fantasy drama begins, and according to Isaac Hempstead Wright, there might not be anything we can do to prepare ourselves for the epic series' final run. "I mean, it sounds cheesy, but nothing will prepare you for everything that's going to happen. It's really the pinnacle of Game of Thrones," the actor, who plays Brandon Stark/the Three-Eyed Raven, told Collider by phone recently. "But I think one thing [that] would be good is to just …