Home Top

show ad

'Vacuous sloganeering, outright lies, fake hair': White House launches unprecedented personal attack on Donald Trump and says call for Muslim entry ban 'disqualifies him from presidency'
Now it's Trump who faces a travel ban: Calls to bar him from from Britain under 'hate preacher' laws as Prime Minister Cameron slaps him down over claim London bobbies are in fear of their lives in Muslim ghettoes
PIERS MORGAN: Dear Donald, I'm your biggest fan but your call to ban all Muslims is dangerously wrong & bigoted. Yours regretfully, Piers
Republicans' most senior leader disowns Trump for demand to ban all Muslims saying it is 'not what this party stands for and not what this country stands for'
Joe Scarborough CUTS OFF Donald Trump on Morning Joe to get a question in: 'you can't just talk'
I'm not a bigot and I regret nothing: Trump stands by his call to ban Muslim immigration in Barbara Walters interview as Republicans descend into chaos and he hints at an independent run
Is it legal? How could it work? Legal experts say Trump would need to use 'most reviled' decision in Supreme Court history - then figure out how to ID Muslims
EXCLUSIVE: Shooting targets, GoPro packaging, hammer and 'vise grips' found by FBI in car belonging to San Bernardino shooter's MOTHER
San Bernardino terrorists got $28,000 from an online lender just before their shooting spree - during which BOTH pledged allegiance to ISIS on Facebook
'Terror orphan' in custody battle between the state and California shooters' family as Syed Farook's sister seeks to adopt her six-month-old niece
Francis Ford Coppola blasts cable networks for giving ISIS free publicity: 'I wish CNN would just shut up about the Middle East!'
Paris terror attacks mastermind could have been caught in Athens a YEAR ago: Greece admits they were on ringleader's tail but he slipped through the net
'This is not our policy. We are not evil': Syrian rebels force ISIS fighters to their knees... then SPARE them to prove 'Muslims are not evil'
Did a blind Bulgarian clairvoyant predict the rise of ISIS? 'Nostradamus of the Balkans' who died 20 years ago said there would be a 'great Muslim war' in 2016
Trump as bad as Voldemort? That's an insult to Voldemort: J.K. Rowling claims presidential hopeful's call to ban Muslims from US makes him worse than the Dark Lord
Rapid rise of the death cult: Graphic shows the terrifying spread of ISIS across the globe in just two years as terror groups across South East Asia and Africa queue up to swear allegiance
Pictured: Jihadi Vlad's Nazi salute. Russian ISIS executioner was obsessed with Hitler, fascists and white supremacy at school
'I'm so glad I was sitting with him': Sobbing San Bernardino survivor recounts being saved by colleague who died - and vows to name her first child after him
Back at the Bataclan: Eagles of Death Metal make emotional return to concert venue just one month after ISIS massacre in Paris
Pictured: The San Bernardino Christmas party in full swing, moments before husband and wife terrorists opened fire
France's Jewish leaders call for a 'civic uprising' against Marine Le Pen's National Front after far-Right group's record election results
Fights, fury and the Ku Klux Klan: Finland faces wave of vigilante mobs targeting migrants as arrest of an Afghan asylum seeker for rape of 14-year-old schoolgirl pushes one town to the brink
Russia launches barrage of cruise missiles from a submarine for the first time blowing up ISIS strongholds around Raqqa from up to 1,500 miles away in the Mediterranean
Florida sheriff says the only way to stop a terrorist 'bad guy' is 'a good guy with a gun' after San Bernardino attacks

What about Jon Snow? First footage from Game Of Thrones season six reveals emotional Daenerys and Cersei's new do

By Justin Enriquez and Kayla Caldwell For Dailymail.com

Published: 01:39 EST, 7 December 2015 | Updated: 11:25 EST, 7 December 2015

111

View
comments

Last season ended in one of the most shocking deaths in television history.

And fans of Game Of Thrones have been salivating for any hint of what will happen when the popular series returns.

Luckily diehards got a very small taste of what to expect from the upcoming season of the show based on the George R.R. Martin book series in a video posted by HBO's Twitter on Sunday.

Scroll down for video

Can this wait drag-on any longer!? HBO released a nearly three-minute clip recapping their award-winning movies and series from the year

The network posted a nearly three-minute clip recapping all of their programmes in 2015 but those who kept watching were in for a treat as some new footage was sprinkled in at the end.

About four seconds of new Game Of Thrones footage could be seen in the video but even with a sample size so small there were a few very interesting things to note.

First there is a shot of Daenerys Targaryen, played by Emilia Clarke, looking emotional while standing by a lake.

See more of the latest Game of Thrones season six news and spoilers

Blonde beauty: There was four seconds of footage from season six of Game Of Thrones including an emotional Daenerys Targaryen, played by Emilia Clarke, standing by a lake

Target: Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) was shown next riding a horse with his men following close behind

2015 has been magical. Here's what's coming to @HBO in 2016. https://t.co/FzdLPuDgYW
— HBO (@HBO) December 7, 2015

Then it cuts to Ramsay Bolton (Iwan Rheon) riding a horse with his men as he was last seen destroying Stannis Baratheon's (Stephen Dillane) entire camp in the penultimate episode of season five.

Lastly, arguably the biggest reveal came when Lena Hedley's character Cersei Lannister was shown with a brand new pixy haircut.

Perhaps even more surprising was when Cersei grabbed a hold of Tommen Baratheon's neck bringing him in for an embrace in a rare showing of motherly affection.

New do: Arguably the biggest reveal came when Lena Hedley's character Cersei Lannister was shown with a brand new pixy haircut

Motherly love: She gave her son a hug in the clip in a rare showing of affection

No doubt the question surrounding the series the most is whether or not beloved character Jon Snow, played by Kit Harrington, is really dead and that was predictably not answered in this promotional clip.

Earlier this week, there were seemingly more questions than answers as a teaser was released on Thursday by HBO that showed the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch standing regally, before quickly flashing to what appeared to be his bleeding corpse from the finale.

Meanwhile, a voiceover by the Three Eyed Raven (Isaac William Hempstead) could be heard saying: 'The past is already written. The ink is dry.'

As we've seen her: The new look for Cersei was a stark contrast to her long auburn locks

Moving on: Daenerys was found by a large group of Dothraki in the final episode of season five

Jon can be seen standing in his Lord Commander garb in the teaser, his long hair blowing in the wind as he stares ahead, looking worried - reminiscent of footage from his exit from the battle with the White Walkers, featured in season five episode Hardhome.

'We watch. We listen, and we remember,' the voiceover says, along with the shots of the fallen leader, who is widely rumoured to be returning this season.

Is he back? The new footage did not reveal anything about Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) but a teaser released earlier this week reveals him standing regally in his Lord Commander garb

Flashback: After showing all of the horrible deaths the Stark family has endured - Ned (Sean Bean), Catelyn (Michelle Fairley), and Robb (Richard Madden), the video cut back yet again to the image of Jon lying in a pool of his own blood

A clue to his fate? At the end of the clip Bran can be seen with warg eyes, which could relate to the fate of Jon Snow, as many think he survives by warging into his Direwolf, Ghost

However, as the Three Eyed Raven says 'the ink is dry,' the video's pace quickly changes and it cuts to a shot of Jon being brutally stabbed, calling back to the devastating season five finale.

The unforgettable moment is followed by flashbacks to the deaths of Ned (Sean Bean), Catelyn (Michelle Fairley), and Robb Stark (Richard Madden), as well as when Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) goes blind.

One of the few remaining Starks - Sansa (Sophie Turner) can be seen in the flashback, in the moment she shared a kiss with Petyr Baelish (Aidan Gillen).