So, the end credits have rolled on the season six of Game of Thrones.  The finale was a magnificent 69 minutes and was the longest instalment of the entire series.

Epic.  Monumental. Amazing. Jaw dropping.  I think I’ve run out of words to describe Battle of the Bastards.

Continuing to wow the judges with their creativity and impressive DIY skills, Luke and Cody’s winning formula worked a treat in the gardens earning them a combined judges’ score of 17 out of 20.

So, that internet rumour doing the rounds before the airing of ‘No One’ turned out to be a fizzer and hearts were broken all over the internet.

As we build to the climax of season six of Game of Thrones, The Broken Man was a surprisingly subdued episode. But that’s not to say there weren’t a few unexpected twists.

“Blood of My Blood” may have lacked the same emotional impact as “The Door”, but it succeeded in delivering the perfect curve ball. Benjen Stark is alive!!

Ten minutes.  All it took was ten minutes to break the hearts of Game of Thrones fans all over the world.  Ten minutes of intense, heart stopping action that also managed to answer one of the most enduring questions of the entire book and TV series.

A perfect score from both judges and the home owners saw young parents, Claire and Hagan, rocket to the top of the HOUSE RULES scoreboard tonight.

And winner of vilest character on TV.. Ramsay Bolton for deeds most foul on Games of Thrones.

If the fan theories are correct and Jon Snow plays a key role in the ‘end game’ in a Game of Thrones, then episode three may contain enough hints to confirm those theories.

But there is much more to “Home” than resolving the ‘Jon question’ and how we get there is one of the many OMG moments of episode two.

‘This is the end, my only friend, the end,’ sang Jim Morrison. And just like that awful melancholy song, all the children are insane in the Real Housewives of Melbourne season finale.

Victorian sisters Tasia and Gracia are 2016's My Kitchen Rules Champions after a six point win over South Australia's Carmine and Lauren

Carmine and Lauren proved they have what it takes to be serious MKR title contenders, defeating mother and son team Anna and Jordan by 10 points in tonight’s second semi-final.

The new series of Game of Thrones is here.  That oh-so familiar theme song is playing and the anticipation is running very high.  But there’s also a healthy dose of anxiety.

This week, the ladies finish their tour of Dubai, and it’s a lonely place for Lydia Schiavello on the Real Housewives of Melbourne.

The spirited siblings are one step closer to opening their dream restaurant as Gianni and Zana exit the MKR competition.

The 2016 MKR semi-finalists have been decided with the elimination of Victorian siblings Mitch and Laura

Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it, and so we, similarly, are doomed to watch Part Two of the Real Housewives of Melbourne’s trip to Dubai.

Victorian husband and wife team Gianni and Zana are one step closer to the MKR finals after defeating South Australia's Rosie and Paige by five points with a score of 44

Victorian couple Eve and Jason prove slow and steady wins the race as they defeat father and son Mike and Tarq in sudden death cook-off

Like death and taxes, we are destined to see the destruction of humanity through the lens of this week’s Real Housewives.

South Australian besties Rosie and Paige recorded a three point win over Queensland miners Alex and Gareth in last nights tight sudden death cook-off at Kitchen HQ.

Happy Easter everyone! Jesus died so we could watch some pre-menopausal women get stuck into each other; so let’s dig into another episode of the Real Hot Potatoes of Melbourne.