Rather than trying to explain what happens in the second season of Game of Thrones (you’ve probably already seen it, or we’re not going to ruin anything for anyone that hasn’t) we’re just going to give you a bunch of reasons why you should watch it (again). The Walking Dead only airs once a week. You already finished season one of House of Cards. Game of Thrones season three premieres March 31. There are probably a lot of things you have already forgotten about from season two. Half of those things are one-on-one conversations in rooms, but they’re still important to the story. Blu-ray boobs, dragons and violence. Any questions? We didn’t think so.
Game of Thrones: The Complete Second Season
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