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Prepare for Game of Thrones Season 8 With This Great Complete Blu-Ray Deal
The first seven seasons of Game of Thrones can be yours to own in a deal that is great for a late rewatch or a cheaper way to jump in to the fantasy story. HBO's adaptation of George R.R. Martin's book series has become one of the most popular programs on TV over the course of its run. Thanks to shocking reveals and deaths and an epic scope, Game of Thrones' popularity and fandom is nearly unmatched, which has only made the eighth and final season all the more anticipated.
After keeping details on Game of Thrones season 8 largely under wraps, HBO is finally starting to reveal and show what the final six episodes will contain. The first true trailer launched recently to tease the beginning of the Battle of Winterfell, as the Starks, Targaryens, and others have to join forces to try and stop the white walkers. The massive cast and high stakes were easily conveyed and used to once again remind viewers why they fell in love with the series to begin with - and helped the trailer break records for HBO.
As fans enter the home stretch before Game of Thrones returns for season 8, one of the best ways to currently revisit the series is through the fully assembled Blu-Ray box set. The set holds every episode from the first seven seasons of HBO's hit series on Blu-Ray, as well as on digital. Those interested will want to act quickly as Amazon has slashed the price by 61 percent, making it available to purchase for a mere $89.99 - well below the original retail price of $229.99 (before tax or shipping).
Even though the season 8 premiere is only a few weeks away at this point, it is still not too late to begin feverishly catching up on the show or revisiting favorite past episodes, which is all the more reason for fans to take advantage of this great deal. Creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have said they've always known how Game of Thrones is going to end, so there may be several clues to how the final few episodes will play out buried into the show's past.
After all, it will be nearly 18 months between the season 7 finale and the season 8 premiere, so a refresher may be needed by many to remember what all happened. The show still has major plotlines that need resolved, and with only six mega-sized episodes left, there likely won't be much time wasted making sure everyone is caught up with the last seven seasons, so revisiting them could be for the best. The box set joins additional merchandise like an official tabletop game that should become priority purchases for the dedicated fans of series as the end rapidly approaches.
Game of Thrones season 8 premieres Sunday April 14 at 9pm on HBO.
