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The British army performs with the Night’s Watch, and other funnies

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*** FREE FOR EDITORIAL USE ****** EDITORIAL USE ONLY ***To celebrate the launch of Season 8 of Game of Thrones on Sky Atlantic, the Night’s Watch, from the global hit TV series, take part in a military performance with the Coldstream Guards Band of the British Army at the Tower of London who performed the iconic soundtrack to the show. Sky Atlantic partnered with the British Army to choreograph the spectacle, which took two months of precise military and musical planning. The crowds had been expecting a traditional Changing of Sentry Duty from the Coldstream Guards, as they played ‘The Standard of St George March’ before suddenly switching into the Game of Thrones soundtrack. The first episode of the new and final series airs at 2am and 9pm on Monday April 15 on Sky Atlantic.Photo credit should read: Joe Pepler/PINPEPIssue Date: 8th April 2019
*** FREE FOR EDITORIAL USE ****** EDITORIAL USE ONLY ***To celebrate the launch of Season 8 of Game of Thrones on Sky Atlantic, the Night’s Watch, from the global hit TV series, take part in a military performance with the Coldstream Guards Band of the British Army at the Tower of London who performed the iconic soundtrack to the show. Sky Atlantic partnered with the British Army to choreograph the spectacle, which took two months of precise military and musical planning. The crowds had been expecting a traditional Changing of Sentry Duty from the Coldstream Guards, as they played ‘The Standard of St George March’ before suddenly switching into the Game of Thrones soundtrack. The first episode of the new and final series airs at 2am and 9pm on Monday April 15 on Sky Atlantic.Photo credit should read: Joe Pepler/PINPEPIssue Date: 8th April 2019

We’re just a few days away from the premiere of Game of Thrones season 8, and everyone everywhere wants a piece, starting with this video of England’s Coldstream Guards (the British guys who stand outside the Tower of London in big furry hats) playing the Game of Thrones theme song as dudes dressed up as Night’s Watchmen march out and show off their sword skills. Watch it immediately:

Next up, Jimmy Fallon gets his Game of Thrones on for a sketch featuring some very special guests stars. Taking place in “Rockfell”, a “regular-sized council” gathers to answer just one question: “How long must we f**cking wait for Game of Thrones?”

“Shorts weather is coming.” And Fallon managed to snag both Sean Bean (Ned Stark) and George R.R. Martin himself as guests stars. Not bad.

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Next up, the cast of Game of Thrones plays a game of “Would You Rather.” Tough choices below:

The cast members are doing all kinds of goofy interviews these days. Next up, Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner do their best impressions of various Game of Thrones character. Turner is really channeling her inner Cersei:

There are a lot of Game of Thrones parody songs out there, but this take on Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start The Fire” deserves special mention.

A lotta people died on this show, did ya know?

Finally, Patton Oswalt reflects on the end of Game of Thrones while chatting with Conan O’Brien. There are a lot of people out there trying to make the next big show. Oswalt has an idea:

Oswalt has a point about April being a huge month for pop culture. Does his cupcake wizard show have legs? We think it does.

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