In Game of Thrones, impulsive choices brought ruin, loss, and conflict. Discover the worst mistakes made in the entire series ...

And while sure, Cersei has technically been queen before as the wife of Robert Baratheon, you probably called foul on her just claiming the throne that only belonged to her son because he was a ...

This 3-Minute Game Of Thrones Scene Perfectly Changed The Books & Made Cersei Lannister Much Better. Game of Thrones season 1 closely followed George R.R. Martin's firstly book, but one scene ...

When Cersei Lannister’s firstborn son, Joffrey, died of poison, she was beside herself with grief. When she discovered from her brother Jaime that her daughter, Myrcella, also died of poison ...

The weirdest power couple in Westeros is Jaime Lannister and Cersei Baratheon, twin brother and sister who have sex with each other. When “Game of Thrones” kicked off, Cersei was queen to ...

Cersei’s previous crown symbolized that she was married to Robert Baratheon. It featured the antlers that are part of his family crest, which tied Cersei to his name, his power, and his identity.

In the Game of Thrones, you win, you die, or you live long enough to see yourself become the most hated figure in all the seven kingdoms. For a show that has established itself in our TV landscape ...

“When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die — there is no middle ground.”. That iconic catchphrase from HBO’s Game of Thrones comes from none other than Cersei Baratheon (Lena ...

In last week's episode of "Game of Thrones," the Starks made some hard decisions. This week, Tyrion Lannister made the sea explode. Also, Cersei got drunk. Spoilers ahead.

Cersei's Ominous Prophecy on Game of Thrones Came True, but With an Unexpected Twist. ... Cersei marries King Robert Baratheon and not "the prince" — Rhaegar Targaryen. 2.

In Season 7’s fifth episode, “Eastwatch,” Gendry finally returned to “Game of Thrones” after being absent since Season 3. As the only living person we know of who still has Baratheon ...

Now, I'm not saying that I'm quitting Game of Thrones. There's too much at stake next season, and I can't wait to see Cersei unleash the Mountain on the Sparrows and all her other mortal enemies.