Wow, that was quite a humdinger of an ending to Sunday’s episode of “Game of Thrones,” “The Door.” Emotions ran wild, and most of us got the gist of what happened there but some of the ...

This post contains spoilers for “Game of Thrones” Season 6, Episode 5, titled, “The Door.” To refresh your memory on where we left off, check out last week’s “Game of Thrones” recap.

In episode five of Game of Thrones season six, we finally learn the origin of the name Hodor, and it's because of the most tragic Back to the Future-type of scenario.

‘Game of Thrones’: What That Hodor Twist Means for the Show’s Future. Bran Stark's time-traveling abilities have deadly consequences for the past and future of Westeros.

Originally named Wylis, a fictional character in the world of Game Of Thrones, Hodor is a loyal servant to House Stark at Winterfell. He is mentally challenged, with the ability only to say one ...

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Game of Thrones has delivered quite a few intense scenes, but it turns out that the Hodor scene that everyone's still talking about was almost way more intense. Skip to main content.

Ever since Season 1 of HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” Hodor (Kristian Nairn) has served as the hulking, brain-damaged servant of House Stark. Over and over, he repeats what people believe is his ...

Kristian Nairn — aka Hodor from "Game of Thrones" — is headlining the "Rave of Thrones" at Schimanski in Williamsburg on Saturday.

Fans of Game of Thrones, the fifth season of which premieres this Sunday, know what I’m referencing, anyway. Hodor is the brawny, simple-minded stableboy of the Stark family in Winterfell.

Bran Stark's time-traveling abilities have deadly consequences for the past and future of Westeros. By Josh Wigler Contributor Countless characters have died shockingly and tragically over the ...

Fans of Game of Thrones, the fifth season of which premieres this Sunday, know what I’m referencing, anyway. Hodor is the brawny, simple-minded stableboy of the Stark family in Winterfell.