It's the moment Game of Thrones fans have been patiently waiting for for nearly two years - the final season of the hit HBO show.
The end is now nigh for Game of Thrones - and no doubt many of the characters on the show.
Once GoT starts for its final season we will only have six weeks before we know how it all unfolds in Westeros and who will be sat on the Iron Throne (if anyone is left alive) once all the dust settles following the inevitable war between the living and the dead.
It returned to TV in the USA on Sunday 14 April - and aired simultaneously very early on Monday morning on Sky Atlantic in the UK.
It will then be available to watch on NowTV almost instantly before being repeated again on Monday evening.
When is Game of Thrones season 8 on TV?
Episode one of Season eight of Game of Thrones will be on Sky Atlantic at 2AM on Monday mornings.
Thankfully it will then be repeated at the more forgiving time of 9pm later that evening.
The show is shown at 2am as it is simulcast with the time it airs in America so both the UK and USA receive the show at the same time.
The episode will be available to watch on NowTV on Monday morning before it is repeated on Sky Atlantic at 9pm.
If you haven't had chance to watch every single episode and catch up then do not worry, at 12am on Monday before the new episode is aired there is a special 'Game of Thrones: The Story So Far' two-hour re-cap show.
How to watch Game of Thrones without Sky
Simple. NowTV is one of the only places to watch Game of Thrones in the UK.
All seven previous seasons of HBO's epic show have now been added to the streaming service so you can properly catch up if you start watching now and do nothing else inbetween.
One month costs £7.99 on NowTV.
