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Shout out to everyone else who had to wait an extra hour to watch "The Battle of the Bastards" thanks to HBONow's major FAIL.

Game of Thrones: A Day in the Life aired last night on HBO, and followed the cast and crew across 5 countries, 151 sets, and 240 days. Watch it for free (and legitimately) above.

Were they trying to keep this a secret? Let's hope not.

If only this was real, instead of that concerning movie the Mummy guy is making.

HBO announced April 27 that 18.1 million viewers tuned in to all the various, legal ways to watch the April 12 season premiere. In a press release from the premium cable subscriber, they outlined that the show stacked up even better than the previous season.

GAME OF THRONES®' highly anticipated fifth season premiere conquered 18.1 million viewers to-date (Linear Plays + Live+7 DVR + HBO On Demand/HBO GO + HBO NOW). That's approximately 1.2 million viewers more when compared to last year's first episode after a similar period of time (16.9 million). GAME OF THRONES ultimately averaged a gross audience of 19.1 million viewers per episode for season 4, becoming the most watched season of an HBO series on record.

This announcement comes after the first four episodes of the new season leaked onto the Internet, allowing any pirate to circumvent HBO's paywall and watch at their leisure. The news also comes after HBO sent out numerous 'take down' notices to users of the live-streaming app Periscope and their distributions of Game of Thrones episodes.

So, Game of Thrones is somehow still growing. Even though every single character will surely die in any given episode. Welcome newbies!

Looks like the conspiracy-theorists are rallying around this and fleshing out theories from this new piece of potential book-spoiling details from showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss' knowledge about the final two books.

With the show and books starting to form more clearly defined story paths, do you think the HBO will spoil the book series before our faithful captain, George R.R. Martin can finally give us his ending?

Check out the teaser for HBO's newest series, premiering in 2016, Westworld. Based on the 1970's sci-fi flick written and directed by author Michael Crichton, Westworld is about a theme park populated with lifelike animatronics that come to life and begin killing the patrons. It's like Jurassic Park but with robot cowboys.

The new teaser for the HBO adaptation seems to lean heavily on themes of reality and consciousness, as we can all guess that 'Dolores' is probably a robot who thinks she a human cough cough Blade Runner cough cough.

Let's just hope HBO can be as cool as this:

Unless you don't know-- I won't spoil it for you if you haven't watched the finale yet, but just so you're aware, I'm still not over what happens in this scene. I have the weirdest I-don't-even-know-what right now.

Did you watch the finale? Was it awesome?