We're about to talk all about the Game of Thrones finale, but first a quick word about our sponsor, iBooks.

They have these Game of Thrones enhanced editions of George R. Martin's novels that help you keep track of the storylines and the characters in a fun and interactive way.

In this episode, there's an incredible sequence at the Dragon Pit. And when this place is mentioned in

the enhanced editions, you can tap an icon and bring up a detailed description of it from

Martin's Westeros Encyclopedia that details its construction as this immense domed castle that the

Targaryens built to house their dragons that has long since fallen into ruin.

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Go to Apple.co. slash Game of Thrones to check them out.

They're not available in all countries, but they're most likely available where you live.

Well, the greatest mystery of Game of Thrones has at long last been answered.

Yes, we can confirm that when a dragon is undead, it breathes blue flame.

Now we know that.

The show can be over.

Just kidding.

So much to dig into.

I'm Darren Frannich, senior writer for Entertainment Weekly.

With me, as always, our man in Westeros, EW editor at large, James Hibbard. James,

the final episode of season seven, we have seen it. It was 80 minutes long, the longest episode

ever. I thought it really earned the running time, a lot of great moments that got to really kind of

just lay there and insinuate themselves into your

brain. Meetups between characters who've been parted for a very, very long time, meetups between

people who wanted to kill each other, who remarkably did not kill each other. What were your

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