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They announced the S6 premiere title 17 days before the premiere. We are now 16 days away from the S7 premiere and still nothing. We are heading into the long 4th of July holiday weekend so looks like no announcement until at least Wednesday the 5th.

Jack, if you live in the USA, check your online TV-guide sunday morning. Normally the title and a short description for all programs are online two weeks in advance. In Europe it's already monday when they show it on tv.

Chilli wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 01, 2017 2:14 pm

Jack, if you live in the USA, check your online TV-guide sunday morning. Normally the title and a short description for all programs are online two weeks in advance. In Europe it's already monday when they show it on tv.

Yeah I'm going to check tomorrow. I have a TV app as well that tracks all the shows I watch (I watch a lot because I have a YT channel where I do reviews) and they post episodes two weeks in advance. I have a feeling it'll just say 701 or 7-1 tomorrow though. With it being the weekend AND the 4th of July holiday no way HBO announces the title tomorrow and I doubt t.v. guide knows yet either.

HBO had a press release last year for "The Red Woman" premiere episode title so I don't think they quietly told media outlets this time around with no fan fare.

Edit: Just checked my app and it says 7-1 TBA. I also watch The Strain on FX and the final season premieres the same night on 7/16 and it says 4-1 The Worm Turns. So yeah HBO needs to announce this soon.

Like some said in the comment section Jack, they don't need to prove themselves. Show is big enough for it.

GeraltOfRivia wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 01, 2017 5:44 pm

Like some said in the comment section Jack, they don't need to prove themselves. Show is big enough for it.

It's not so much prove themselves as in it is just bizarre the episode title is not known. We are 2 weeks from the premiere and Last year they announced it 17 days beforehand. Other shows premiering the same night have episode titles.

"Queen's Landing" has been thrown around a lot, not sure what I think of that. It does work for Dany at Dragonstone and Cersei in the capital, I suppose. Would prefer something more original though.

Jack Bauer 24 wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 01, 2017 6:44 pm

GeraltOfRivia wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 01, 2017 5:44 pm

Like some said in the comment section Jack, they don't need to prove themselves. Show is big enough for it.

It's not so much prove themselves as in it is just bizarre the episode title is not known. We are 2 weeks from the premiere and Last year they announced it 17 days beforehand. Other shows premiering the same night have episode titles.

Then we'll know episode titles a bit later, what difference does it make? Not like they need to reveal just like last year, just when they thinks it's the right time to do so.

GeraltOfRivia wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 02, 2017 7:38 am

Jack Bauer 24 wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 01, 2017 6:44 pm

GeraltOfRivia wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 01, 2017 5:44 pm

Like some said in the comment section Jack, they don't need to prove themselves. Show is big enough for it.

It's not so much prove themselves as in it is just bizarre the episode title is not known. We are 2 weeks from the premiere and Last year they announced it 17 days beforehand. Other shows premiering the same night have episode titles.

Then we'll know episode titles a bit later, what difference does it make? Not like they need to reveal just like last year, just when they thinks it's the right time to do so.

The right time to do so was when the premiere started to show up on TV guides, which is today.

The show is cancelled. It is known

There's a list that's been going around with all seven episode titles. I have no idea if they're legit or if they've been debunked already, but they sound right, given everything I've heard.