Warning: the story below contains spoilers for Game of Thrones season eight.
Game of Thrones' finale has become the fantasy drama's most watched episode ever.
The Iron Throne, which aired on Sunday, drew 19.3m US viewers, establishing a new audience record, according to HBO.
This beats the previous record set one week prior by The Bells, the fifth episode in the eighth and final season, which was watched by 18.4m people across all platforms (meaning television, HBO Go and HBO Now).
Game of Thrones has broken its own audience records throughout the season.
Before The Bells, the record holder was The Long Night, the third episode in the eighth season, with 17.8m viewers.
The fantasy drama's finale also became the most-watched single telecast ever on HBO, surpassing the previous record set by crime drama The Sopranos in 2002, the network said.
While the show is available in more than 150 countries worldwide, HBO said viewing data is not easily retrieved in many of those markets, making a global figure impossible to calculate.
Game of Thrones is available on NOW TV in the UK, and on HBO in the US.
Additional reporting by agencies
