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Why are Game of Thrones fans mad? 2 plastic water bottles create another social media splash

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Fans are divided over the ending of Game of Thrones in the series finale – and also how two plastic bottles came to be left on set in one of the fantasy drama’s important scenes. Photo: HBO
Fans are divided over the ending of Game of Thrones in the series finale – and also how two plastic bottles came to be left on set in one of the fantasy drama’s important scenes. Photo: HBO
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After the last ever episode of the hit fantasy drama, social media is abuzz, not only about how the story ended, but also the ‘unwanted guests’ – weeks after a coffee cup appeared

The Game of Thrones fantasy drama series finale has got millions of people talking, but not necessarily about how the story ended.

Eagle-eyed fans spotted yet another unwanted guest during the final episode of the HBO television show’s last ever episode – this time in the form of plastic water bottles.

As the living characters decide what’s next for Westeros, two bottles can be seen during the important scene – one behind the foot of Samwell Tarly, played by John Bradley, and the other just behind the chair of Ser Davos Seaworth, portrayed by Liam Cunningham.

This accident follows episode 4 where a takeaway coffee cup was seen in front of Daenerys Targaryen, played by actress Emilia Clarke, as she and others characters celebrated in Winterfell.

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HBO and the showrunners initially joked that Daenerys, the Mother of Dragons, had actually ordered a herbal tea and not a latte.

Bernie Caulfield, the show’s executive producer, apologised to fans soon afterwards, promising that this kind of incident happened only once in a blue moon.

HBO eventually edited the cup out of the shot, although there’s still no word if it will be dealing with this latest incident in a similar fashion.

Fans continue to stand divided on the issue – some refusing to believe that no one spotted the water bottle during its two-year production, while others are simply letting it slide.

Check out some of the fan-snapped videos and photos below ...

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