Awesome Game Of Thrones

(PG-13: Language, Spoilers) With Game of Thrones’ fifth season upon us, Key & Peele‘s excitable valets look back at their favorite moments from HBO’s show, including Big Dave Navarro and of course, Da Dinkles.

(PG-13: Language) Collegehumor returns with more Game of Thrones dream scenarios, from the three-eyed crow getting straight to the point to Daenerys, well, getting straight to the point. No Reek and Ramsay body swap?

(Gore) For Man at Arms Reforged’s Game of Thrones project, Baltimore Knife and Sword chose to make a replica of Needle, Arya Stark’s weapon of choice. Beware Scary Stark. Stabbing is coming.

During a recent episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers, the host had a special dinner guest over to his house. Though if you invite a character from Game of Thrones over for a meal, you can count on the conversation getting pretty depressing.

Sesame Street takes on another very adult TV series and makes it family friendly. This time, they mock Game of Thrones, with the denizens of Jesteros playing musical chairs to earn their place on the throne. That golf club throne looks familiar.

(Spoilers) With the fifth season of Game of Thrones upon us on April 12, the Fine Brothers put together this brief one-take recap of everything that happened in Season Four. Missed seasons one through three?

The citizens of Westeros are replaced by the tiny blue residents of the Smurf Village, but that’s about the only thing that’s different in this reimagining of Game of Thrones from the warped minds of ADHD. Smurfing is coming.

“Blood, death, boobs…” Jon Snow knows something, Arya is still creepy, Tyrion breaks the fourth wall and Daenerys knows what’s up as the cast of Game of Thrones sum up the show’s past four seasons for Entertainment Weekly.

“Lannister, Baratheon, Stark, Tyrell – they’re all just spokes in a wheel… I will break the wheel.” Apple gloats over its HBO Now exclusivity by hogging the new trailer for Game of Thrones, in which Dani declares world war. HD here.

(NSFW) 1A4 Studio, the guys behind the awesome animated Speedrun series, are working on a similarly drawn new series for Vanity Fair, but each 60 second film telling just one branch of the storyline, starting with The Life of Ned Stark.

The behind-the-scenes feature for the fifth season of Game of Thrones. There’s barely anything about the show’s story or characters here, but it will give you an idea of how much work it takes to bring Westeros to life.

We can only imagine how many hours it must have taken the dedicated fans behind this epic MineCraft map to replicate the massive world of Westeros, and they aim to build every location from George R.R. Martin’s epic fantasy universe.

(Season 4 Spoilers) So as not to give anything away, the upcoming season of Game of Thrones could bring some of fan favorite characters together to bring justice to the Seven Kingdoms. Or they could just all die in horrible ways.

Game of Thrones: Day in the Life documents one of the days in the making of the show’s fifth season, involving hundreds of cast and crew in three countries. Airs 2/8. Beware: spoilers abound in the video’s comments on YouTube.

Telltale Games’ recent and upcoming point-and-click adventures in one bundle. It includes the entire The Walking Dead 1 & 2 and The Wolf Among Us 1, as well as Season Passes for Game of Thrones and Tales from the Borderlands.

Yet another great cover version of Ramin Djawadi’s epic cover theme from Game of Thrones, this time played on 23 low brass instruments, including three types of trombones, tubas and cimbassos. What, no euphoniums?

The launch trailer for Telltale’s Game of Thrones Episode 1: Fire from Ice sees the game’s lead characters interacting with some of the most powerful inhabitants of Westeros. Difficulty level: Ramsey Snow.

“Iron from ice.” In this point-and-click Game of Thrones adventure, you’ll get to play as five members of House Forrester and interact with the series’ characters, many of them voiced by their respective actors in the TV show.

Goosebumps are coming. Cellocyl – a club of cello players in Castilla de Leon, Spain – covers the Game of Thrones opening theme. We’re not sure if this is just a practice run – there are hiccups here and there – but it’s still well done.

Nope, it’s not The Winds of Winter, but this prologue still contains lots of new material for A Song of Ice and Fire fans, including the full family trees of the Starks, Lannisters and Targaryens. Sample chapter here.

Directors Blackmeal and Baptiste Pagani recap some of the pivotal events from the first four seasons of Game of Thrones in this beautifully animated, but all too short film. It makes us want a full Game of Thrones animated series.

BenDan Productions puts a unique spin on Ramin Djawadi’s Game of Thrones theme, turning it into the music for an old spaghetti western, complete with jangly guitars and whistling. Move ’em out, head ’em up… Rawhide!

The Onion’s clickbait parody site Clickhole made us spit our soup out with this hilarious “viral” video of the Game of Thrones opening credits “if Westeros were an old man eating soup.” You’ve gotta see this!