11 Spoiler-Free Ways To Make Sure You Avoid 'Game Of Thrones' Spoilers
11 Ways To Make Sure You Avoid 'Game Of Thrones' Spoilers
Ryan Barrell— The Huffington Post UK
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If you're like most of the British public today, you've woken up to a world of danger. The internet is full of 'Game Of Thrones' spoilers, the train is a-buzz with people talking about the finale and your office is a minefield of potential show-ruiners. Here's 11 ways to make sure you get yourself through today without having your evening viewing destroyed:
1. Burn every tech device you own in a huge bonfire
2. Invent time travel
3. Get so mind-blowingly drunk that you won't remember any spoilers you hear
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4. Don't stay in the same place for any period of time at all
5. Avoid literally anything with a screen
6. Just get on plane. To somewhere far, far away. Escape this spoiler-ridden country.
7. Cover your eyes and ears completely until you get home
Maisie Williams learned to sword fight left handed because Arya is left handed(01 of13)
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Emilia Clarke was covered in so much fake blood that she got stuck to a toilet seat. (02 of13)
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Oberyn would walk around his apartment in costume.(03 of13)
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"When I met Michelle Clapton, the costume designer, she put a mock robe on me fitted to my measurements and it was like putting the skin of the character onto my body. I took my mock robe home and I walk around my apartment with it on sometimes," said Pedro Pascal in an HBO Q and A. (credit:HBO)
Hodor is actually pretty talkative on set.(04 of13)
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The same actors may be fighting for the Starks and the Lannisters.(05 of13)
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When asked if he was in battles at the Wall and in other places in Westeros, "Game of Thrones" stuntman and Dove Men's Care Expert, Bobby Holland Hatton said, "Yeah, I mean I’m not sure how much I’m allowed to say, but I was in Spain doing stuff, and I was in Belfast doing stuff." (credit:HBO)