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While Jon Snow may know nothing about calculus or coding when midterm season begins, he'll fight through it all with a tough face like the Stark man he is.

"Game of Thrones" unveiled one of the gnarliest episodes in its history, leaving everyone feeling a combination of satisfaction and terror.

With a title so rife with symbolism as “The Dragon and the Wolf,” the seventh season finale of “Game of Thrones” was fittingly filled with significant imagery.

Every character has reached a significant point in their arc specifically compared to where they were this time last season.

The penultimate episode of every “Game of Thrones” season has historically been action-filled and exciting as it preps for the inevitable chaos of the finale.

With several family-related developments this episode, “Eastwatch” was all about the parents and children of Westeros — their relationships, the patterns of succession and the implications of their respective identities.

Where last week’s episode was an action-packed nailbiter, “Eastwatch” counters back this week with a flurry of equally suspenseful, if slower-moving, plot reveals.

Until now, the concrete explosions of the plot we’ve been expecting for such a long time haven’t quite happened. “The Spoils of War” is one reward “Game of Thrones” viewers are receiving for their patience.