Just like we can never get enough Game of Thrones memes we can never get enough of Game of Thrones trivia facts that most fans might not know. Bored Panda is back with some more GOT knowledge. Did you know that only one character has appeared twice in all ten episodes of a season? Tyrion Lannister - in seasons two and five.

In April Oreo teamed up with HBO to create the iconic opening Game of Thrones sequence using cookies, however, each title sequence is unique - only three places have been seen every time during the opening - The Wall, King's Landing, And Winterfell. “You can go so much further and deeper with the tool set now than you could back when we did Season 1,” said Wall. “The first seven seasons, there’s an impressionistic aspect to the title sequence that I really like in an 8-bit way, in the same way that you would like Minecraft. But the new sequence is rendered with so much more accuracy and fractal detail,”creative director Angus Wall told BuzzFeed News

The ‘Game of Thrones’ season premiere drew in a record 17.4 million viewers, but we guarantee not every fan can afford HBO. Which is why the season seven premiere, set piracy records with 90 million illegal viewings in 72 hours. But guess what? HBO is sort of cool with it. HBO CEO Richard Plepler said in 2013, "“Well, look, it’s the good news and the bad news, right?” Plepler said. “The good news is that a lot of people want to see it. Over 12.5 million people are watching it legally. And most of that pirating is occurring overseas. We’re going to do what we can to bring that down, and we’re going to do what we can, obviously, to bring that down in the United States as well.”

Fans have been complaining about how horrible this season of Game of Thrones has been but how bad could it be compared to the pilot episode. Apparently, the shows original pilot was so awful that HBO almost didn't pick it up (I know the horror) but reconsidered after five of the roles were recast - which included Catelyn Stark and Daenerys Targaryen.

Ser Bronn of the Blackwater comes to kill Jaime and Tyrion in this episode, but what was he doing before he became the assassin of the highest bidder? In the late 90's the actor Jerome Flynn was part of a British pop duo called Robson and Jerome - which had three number one singles in the U.K.