The final two episodes of "Game of Thrones" seventh season will be the longest ever.
According to Watchers in the Wall, the HBO show will end its seventh season with an 81 minutes episode.
Season 7 finale will be the longest episode ever
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The first two episodes are 59 minutes each, the same with the fifth episode.
The third episode is 63 minutes, while the fourth episode, which is also the shortest, is 50 minutes.
The penultimate episode which prepares fans for the finale is 71 minutes.
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It was recently confirmed that the season which will end the popular HBO fantasy drama will be four episodes shorter than what fans have been used to for years, and an episode shorter than the penultimate season.
"Game of Thrones" will return for the seventh episode which is also its penultimate in 2017, while the final season will make its debut in 2018.
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