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Game Of Thrones Won’t Be Back Until Next Year; Here’s What To Watch In The Meantime
Don’t diss it till you’ve watched it
The new year may have just begun, but those of us who live for Game of Thrones are already itching for 2019 to roll around. The HBO hit has already been confirmed for a 2019 release, but with no official date set in stone, we’re in for a bit of a waiting game.
So what do you do until then? Obsess about other series, of course.
Frontier
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It’s the 18th century in North America and Declan Harp, a part-Irish, part-Cree outlaw, is trying to stop the monopoly on fur trade currently held by the Hudson’s Bay Company. What ensues is not a cat and mouse chase, but a ruthless and exciting battle between a Goliath corporation and a David that refuses to back down—and has the strength to back it up.
Outlander
It’s 1945 and former World War II nurse Claire Randall is in Scotland with her husband Frank. During a visit to the standing stones in Craigh na Dun, Claire suddenly finds herself caught in a battle between the redcoats and rebel Scottish Highlanders. Realizing that she has travelled back in time, she decides to try to stop the Battle of Culloden, which she knows is forthcoming. But on her journey, she starts to fall in love with a young Highlander, Jamie Fraser.
Reign
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Mary, Queen of Scots, prepares to meet Prince Francis, her fiancé since the age of six. Once in his world, Mary has to keep up with the changing politics, her romantic feelings for Francis and the physical attention given her by Bash, Francis’ bastard half-brother.
The Last Kingdom
In the year 872, the Danes are invading the many kingdoms of what is now known as England. The kingdom of Wessex is defiant under the command of King Alfred. Uhtred, the son of a Saxon nobleman, is captured by the Danes and raised as one of their own. As he grows up, Uhtred must choose between the country of his birth and the people of his upbringing.
The Tudors
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King Henry VIII’s reign was controversial, his relationships intriguing and his decisions notorious. His crown was questioned, his temper gossiped about and his passions overwhelming. This series dives right into the middle of the mess he created and the lives he disturbed.
Vikings
Viking hero Ragnar Lothbrok challenges an unfit leader without much vision. While doing so, he extends the Norse reach and makes himself a legend in his own right and solidifies his name in history.
The wait may be long, ladies and gents, but there are ways to make the time pass quicker. Before you know, Game of Thrones season 8 will be upon us.
Catch all these shows on Netflix and HOOQ with Globe.
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