11 Years Later, Game of Thrones' Scariest Episode Reveals Everything Wrong With the Night King

11 Years Later, Game of Thrones' Scariest Episode Reveals Everything Wrong With the Night King




For a series filled with dragons, political betrayals, and some of television's most shocking deaths, the scariest hour of Game of Thrones doesn't feature a major character dying at all; that distinction belongs to Season 5's "Hardhome," the episode that aired 11 years ago and finally showed viewers what the White Walkers were capable of. The series had spent years warning us about the threat lurking beyond the Wall as rangers disappeared, wildlings fled south in terror, and Samwell Tarly (John Bradley) watched an army of the dead emerge from a snowstorm, but until "Hardhome," those warnings remained largely abstract.


For a series filled with dragons, political betrayals, and some of television's most shocking deaths, the scariest hour of Game of Thrones doesn't feature a major character dying at all; that distinction belongs to Season 5's "Hardhome," the episode that aired 11 years ago and finally showed viewers what the White Walkers were capable of. The series had spent years warning us about the threat lurking beyond the Wall as rangers disappeared, wildlings fled south in terror, and Samwell Tarly (John Bradley) watched an army of the dead emerge from a snowstorm, but until "Hardhome," those warnings remained largely abstract.

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