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(#1) Winter Is Coming
- Apr 17 2011
King Robert Baratheon and his Queen, Cersei Lannister, travel north to make his old friend Eddard "Ned" Stark, Lord of Winterfell, the offer to be the new Hand of the King after the previous one, Jon Arryn died under mysterious circumstances.
Across the narrow sea, the exiled Prince Viserys Targaryen offers to trade his sister Daenerys to a violent Dothraki horse lord in exchange for his army. He hopes to use them to take back the throne which was taken from his father by Cersei's brother, Jaime.
Back in Winterfell, Ned's 10-year-old son Bran discovers that Cersei and Jaime are involved in an incestuous relationship. Jaime pushes Bran out of the window to keep him from telling anyone.
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(#2) The Kingsroad
- Apr 24 2011
Bran Stark is in a coma after having been thrown from the tower window by Jaime Lannister. His mother, Catelyn Stark, believes that his fall was the result of a murder attempt by one of the Lannisters. Ned, having accepted the role of Hand of the King, must leave Winterfell for King's Landing, much to his wife's dismay.
Jon Snow, Ned's bastard son, leaves as well, to join the Night's Watch, an army of men who protect a giant ice wall from undead white walkers and savage wildlings. Instead of returning to King's Landing with his family, Tyrion Lannister goes with Jon to the Wall. During a misunderstanding,
Arya Stark's pet direwolf bites prince Joffrey Baratheon and then runs off. As punishment, her sister Sansa's direwolf is killed by Ned. -
(#3) Lord Snow
- May 01 2011
After Ned arrives in King's Landing, he realizes how poorly the government of Westeros is being managed.
Bran Stark is informed that he will never walk again after his fall from the tower. Catelyn travels to King's Landing to warn Ned of her suspicions of the Lannister's involvement in the attempted murder of Bran. During her visit she learns that the dagger found in the tower after Bran's fall belonged to Tyrion Lannister.
On the wall, Jon Snow struggles to fit in with the rest of the Night's Watch. He impresses Ser Allister Thorne, at least a little, being told he is the "least useless person here."
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(#4) Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things
- May 08 2011
Ned tries to find information in King's Landing to explain the death of the previous Hand of the King, and in the process finds one of Robert Baratheon's bastard sons. Meanwhile, a tournament is held to celebrate his appointment as Hand of the King.
Tyrion returns to the North to attempt to recruit more men for the Night's Watch, but finds that many suspect he was involved in the attempted murder of Bran. After he leaves Westeros, Tyrion is captured by Catelyn Stark under suspicion that he tried to murder her son. -
(#5) The Wolf and the Lion
- May 15 2011
While transporting Tyrion Lannister to stand trial for the attempted murder of Bran Stark, Catelyn Stark and her bannermen are attacked by savages. Tyrion saves Catelyn's life by beating a man to death with a shield.
In King's Landing, Arya hears Lord Varys discussing the arrest of Tyrion Lannister and the war which is sure to ensue. Meanwhile, Ned, while investigating another of Robert Baratheon's bastard children, is ambushed by Jaime Lannister and speared through the leg for his supposed involvement in Tyrion's arrest.
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(#6) A Golden Crown
- May 22 2011
Tyrion Lannister manages to talk his way into a trial by battle. If he wins, he wins his freedom. He hires a mercenary named Bronn to fight for him, who murders his challenger, making Tyrion a free man.
Meanwhile, Ned Stark makes the discovery that got the previous Hand of the King killed: Joffrey Baratheon, heir to the throne, is not King Robert's son, but actually Jaime's.
Far away, Daenerys proves herself to the Dothraki people by devouring an entire horse heart. Her brother, angry that she is getting more attention from the Dothraki than he is, threatens her. Khal Drogo finally offers him a "crown," but not the one he thought he'd get. This one is made of molten lead, and, when poured onto his head, kills him.
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(#7) You Win or You Die
- May 29 2011
As tension between the Starks and the Lannisters increases, King Robert Baratheon returns from a hunting trip mortally wounded and following his death, Joffrey is installed as King. Ned reveals to Cersei that he knows that Jaime is Joffrey's real father. He reveals this information to the council, but is betrayed by them and imprisoned.
Daenerys is saved from an assassination attempt by her friend, the former spy Jorah Mormont. She and her Dothraki army swear to attack King's Landing and reclaim the throne.
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(#8) The Pointy End
- Jun 05 2011
At the Wall, Jon Snow and the Night's Watch find the bodies of two men who had been missing for weeks. Their bodies had not decomposed despite having been dead for days. During the night, one of the corpses comes back to life and, impervious to death by stab wound, only dies when Jon lights it on fire. Some members of the Watch take this as proof that the white walkers have returned.
In King's Landing, the Lannisters attempt to detain the two Stark girls. Sansa is held captive, but Arya escapes. Cersei tells Sansa that if her father swears loyalty to Joffrey in front of the kingdom, his life will be spared.
Meanwhile, Daenerys and her Dothraki troops attack a village and take prisoners. During a duel with one of the warriors of the village, Khal Drogo is gravely wounded.
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(#9) Baelor
- Jun 12 2011
Much to Daenerys's dismay, her husband Khal Drogo has become terribly ill from the duel injury, which has become infected. She enlists the help of a witch's blood magic to attempt to save his life, despite protests from the Dotraki.
In King's Landing, Ned Stark is forced to swear allegiance to Joffrey Baratheon in front of the entire kingdom, meeting the Lannister's terms to spare his life. However, Joffrey goes back on his promise and has Ned beheaded as his daughters watch in horror.
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(#10) Fire and Blood
- Jun 19 2011
Chaos erupts in the kingdom after Ned Stark's death. The North has become independent and declared Ned's eldest son Robb the "King in the North," rather than side with one of the remaining Baratheons, Stannis or Renly.
Arya has cut her hair and gone into hiding as a boy named Harry, joining a group of Night's Watch recruits bound for the Wall. Sansa is still trapped in King's Landing with Joffrey whose cruelty knows no bounds. He forcees her look at her father's severed head on a stick, and slaps her when she refuses to obey him. Meanwhile, the Lannisters have named Tyrion the Hand of the King, hoping he will keep Joffrey in check.
Back in the Dothraki camp, Daenerys has found that her unborn child is dead, following the evil spell the witch used in an attempt to bring Khal Drogo back to life. The Khaleesi chains the witch to Drogo's funeral pyre and sets it ablaze along with her petrified dragon eggs. She then walks into the blaze herself. The next morning she is found unscathed, holding three newborn baby dragons.
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Game of Thrones Season 1 adapted from the first part of George Martin's novel A Song of Ice and Fire. It premiered on HBO in April 2011. A total of 10 episodes have received enthusiastic responses. The story takes place in the fictional continent of Westeros. It tells a series of clan conflicts and struggles triggered by Ed Stark, the lord of the Stark family, after becoming the king's right hand and prime minister.
Seven Kingdoms are once again caught in endless wars, and more terrifying thing is that some ancient powerful creatures are returning to this land. The random tool reviewed 10 episodes of Game of Thrones Season 1.
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