Kit Harrington whose screen name is Jon Snow in the popular HBO TV series ''Game of Thrones'' met the Channel 4 newsreader whose real life name is Jon Snow in 2014. Recently, the newsreader recalled their rendezvous and talked about the rude behaviour of Harrington.
According to Digital spy, the actor called the newsreader names and the interview did not end in a pleasant note. Snow ended the show with the punch line from the popular TV series ''Game of Thrones'', ''you know nothing," and Harrington replied in good humor. He ended the show stating ''You bastard'' however the video clearly shows that he was not angry when he said that. It was just a casual reply to the comment of Snow.
In other news, the popular TV series ''Game of Thrones'' completed its season 6 on Jun. 26, 2016. The sixth season started airing from Apr. 24, 2016 and ended in a dramatic turn of events. The initial seasons were adapted from George R. R. Martin's ''A Song of Ice and Fire'' and this season from his upcoming novel ''The Winds of Winter.'' There were episodes which were taken from his fourth novel named as ''A Feast for Crows'' and the fifth novel named as ''A Dance with Dragons.''
The season 6 ended with some questions like what was zombified Gregor Clegane doing behind the closed door? He was with Septa Unella who was shamed in season 5 as she presided over the ''humiliating walk of atonement.'' So her existence as a nun was questioned in this finale.
Cersei in the past had confessed to Unella about her crimes and had also claimed the Iron Throne to be hers. She also had predicted that Unella's death is looming in the corner; however, it might be delayed. So when Cersei called for Gregor and announced to Unella, ''Your gods have forsaken you. This is your god now," did she mean to surrender herself to him?
According to Vox, this finale left a lot of questions in the minds of the viewers and they will wait impatiently for the season 7 to open. Season 7 was already approved on Apr. 21 and will open sometime in 2017.
Watch this video where Harrington takes takes it on the Channel 4 news reader Snow.