'Game of Thrones' Drops Official R-Rated Season 6 Trailer

Mar 10, 2016, 18:59

Game Of Thrones (GOT) can add another notch in its belt. In fact, the network has even refused to let the media screen any of the episodes before their air dates, which means that spoilers will be kept to a bare minimum now and likely throughout the course of the season.

After the release of several cryptic teaser trailers, the new one minute and 40 second clip, posted on the show's Facebook page, sheds light on some of the main story lines expected to carry through the season.

Images include showing Jon Snow (Set Harington) installing lifeless after his intense demise while in the year 5 finish. The trailer ends as Davos draws Snow's sword and whispers "I've never been much of a fighter, apologies for what you're about to see".

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Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) is seen standing next to The Night's King, but that could be his vision.

The new trailer for the upcoming and anticipated season 6 doesn't buck that trend. It's clear that Cersei's walk of shame in the season five finale has forever cemented her bloodthirsty desire for revenge and respect. In the interview Kit said he is not in the new season, besides the few scenes he filmed as a corpse and he only knows one thing about the season.

It's finally here: Your first actual look at "Game of Thrones" season six. "And everything they've taken from us, we're going to take back and more".

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"I'm dubious of 'dead is dead, '" tweeted James Poniewozik, the TV critic for the New York Times, "But what if they just found a way to put Jon Snow's corpse in every [episode]?"

And while we could have done without the cheesy "Wicked Games" cover-come on-on a certain level, it's mournfully appropriate because it looks like Jon Snow is definitely dead as shit.

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