What to Watch
In need of distraction without Game of Thrones? Here are the essential series, movies and documentaries for whatever your mood.
Hungry for More High-Stakes Drama?
Shows to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Lost Without Your Favorite Stars?
Here are the films featuring some Game of Thrones alums.
Gwendoline Christie (Brienne) takes on a much more villainous role as a bounty hunter in this dystopian drama about superpowered teenagers resisting an oppressive society.
Think late-series Theon for this action sequel, featuring Alfie Allen as a "looney" soldier racing to protect an innocent child from encroaching monsters.
Lena Headey excels at playing commanding figures, and that was true well before her turn as Cersei. Her 2002 performance as the jealous lover of a Victorian poet gives you an early glimpse.
It’s just her voice, but these storypoints might sound appealing: Maisie Williams (Arya) plays a young tomboy who helps a tribe of cavemen save their home from a powerful enemy.
Peter Dinklage (Tyrion) stars in this exploration of the unlikely friendship between a journalist and actor Hervé Villechaize as it unfolded over a wild night in L.A.
Game of Thrones: The Last Watch will show you how the world’s biggest television show prepared for its eighth and final season.
Looking for Laughs?
They're always the best medicine.
Have a laugh at the expense of noted curmudgeon Larry David as he fumbles through life’s little annoyances.
Get a look into the intriguing lives of Brooklynites with bike-riding, pot-delivery man “The Guy” in this anthology comedy.
Watch as Carrie Bradshaw and her closest friends navigate the good, the bad and the often ridiculous world of romance in New York City.
Venture capitalists. Eccentric investors. Vomiting in trash cans. Starting up in the tech world is much tougher than computer programmer Richard Hendricks ever imagined.
For Vice President Selina Meyer and her incompetent staff, putting out political fires is about as difficult as getting the president to call her back. Starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
Hitman-turned-actor Barry Berkman knows better than anyone that moving on isn’t easy. Co-created by and starring Bill Hader.
Feeling Homesick?
Let these complicated families step in.
Bring some sunshine into your life.
DOCUMENTARY COLLECTION
Ready for a Dose of Reality?
When truth is stranger than fiction.
