HBO unleashed its yearender recap video, which includes previews of what's to come and, therefore, our first look at the sixth season of 'Game Of Thrones'.

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First Look At Game Of Thrones Season 6 In HBO’s Yearender

HBO unleashed its yearender recap video, which includes previews of what’s to come and, therefore, our first look at the sixth season of ‘Game Of Thrones’.

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December 7, 2015

Game Of Thrones is one of the most watched television series of the current era and has managed to gather a large, worldwide fanbase for itself. As viewers have been impatiently waiting for that sixth season ever since the previous one ended, HBO has finally unveiled a tiny bit of new footage in a brand-new yearender video.

The network has put together all of its amazing moments of this past year, including Game Of Thrones, and made sure to tease fans for what’s on the way this coming year. Consequently, this serves as an early and short, yet first sneak peek at the sixth season of everyone’s beloved medieval drama. Among other scenes, the video provides us with a very first look at Emilia Clarke’s Daenerys Targaryen, Iwan Rheon’s Ramsay Bolton and Lena Headey’s now short-haired Cersei Lannister. It’s not much indeed, but something is always better than nothing!

The rest of the clip finds HBO basically boasting about being the most celebrated network with 43 wins at the Emmys and previewing almost everything that’s coming in 2016. The list includes the new series Vinyl, Westworld, Animals, Divorce, Vice Principals, High Maintenance, one with Issa Rae and one from Bill Simmons, a special concert film J. Cole, a comedy special called Whitney Cummings: I’m Your Girlfriend, a special named Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, along with new seasons of Silicon Valley, Ballers, VICE, Girls, Veep, Togetherness, Seasame Street, Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, and Real Time With Bill Maher. In addition to those, films such as All The Way, Confirmation and Looking are also on the way, as well as a Documentary called Nothing Left Unsaid: Gloria Vanderbilt and Anderson Cooper, some World Championship Boxing, a daily news show from VICE and last but not least, digital shorts from Jon Stewart.