‘Game of Thrones’ Season 8 Episode 5: What Time & Channel Does GoT Air Around the World?

Tonight is the fourth episode of Game of Thrones and the beginning of the second half of the final season. Yes, Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 4 is here and after tonight there are only two episodes left in the series. Last week was the big battle and this week is the aftermath. You’ll likely want to watch tonight’s episode live so no one spoils you on what happens. When does Game of Thrones start, what channel is it on, and how can you watch it? Read on below for more details about episode 4, including details about channels where you can watch it all around the world.

DATE: Sunday, May 12, 2019

TV CHANNEL: Game of Thrones will air exclusively on HBO and its affiliates. To find what channel HBO is on for you, click here to go to TV Guide’s listings. Then change the “Provider” (right under TV Listings) to your local provider. You’ll be able to scroll down to see what channel HBO is on in your region.

Here is a list of the TV stations that are airing Game of Thrones around the world, courtesy of Reddit. (More great FAQs about the show are available on Reddit here.)

Arab League	OSN, MBC4
Argentina	HBO Argentina
Asia	HBO Asia in 23 territories
Australia	Showcase
Austria	Sky Atlantic HD, TNT Serie, RTL II
Bangladesh	HBO
Belgium	2BE, beTV, Prime, La Deux
Bosnia and Herzegovina	HBO
Brazil	HBO Brazil
Bulgaria	HBO Bulgaria
Canada	HBO Canada, Super Écran, Showcase
China	CCTV-1 (censored version)
Colombia	HBO
Croatia	HBO, HRT
Cyprus	ANT1 Cyprus
Czech Republic	HBO, CT2
Denmark	HBO Nordic, C More, TV3
Estonia	Fox Life, ETV2
Finland	HBO Nordic, C More, Yle TV2
France	OCS Choc, Canal+
Germany	Sky Atlantic HD, TNT Serie, RTL II
Greece	NovaCinema 1, NovaCinemaHD, Skai TV
Hungary	HBO
Iceland	Stöð 2
India	HBO India, Star World, Star World Premier HD
Ireland	Sky Atlantic
Israel	Yes Oh
Italy	Sky Cinema 1, Sky Atlantic, Rai 4
Japan	Star Channel
Kosovo	Klan Kosova
Latvia	Fox Life
Lithuania	BTV
Macedonia	HBO
Malaysia	HBO Asia
Mexico	HBO
Moldova	HBO
Montenegro	HBO
Netherlands	Ziggo Movies & Series, RTL 4
New Zealand	SoHo, Prime
Norway	HBO Nordic, C More, NRK
Pakistan	HBO Pakistan
Philippines	HBO Philippines
Poland	HBO
Portugal	Syfy
Romania	HBO
Russia	Fox Life, Ren-TV
Serbia	HBO
Slovakia	HBO
Slovenia	Kanal A, HBO
South Africa	M-Net
South Korea	SCREEN
Spain	Canal+, Antena 3, laSexta
Sweden	HBO Nordic, C More, SVT1
Switzerland	TNT Serie, Radio Télévision Suisse
Taiwan	HBO
Thailand	HBO
Turkey	CNBC-e, e2, tvyo
Ukraine	TET, 1+1
United Kingdom	Sky Atlantic, Sky1
United States	HBO

EPISODE 5 PREMIERE TIME: 9:00 p.m. Eastern (8:00 p.m. Central) on May 12 in the U.S.

In the UK, the show will air at 2 a.m. BST on May 13 on Sky (simultaneously with the U.S. premiere) and then again May 13 at 9 p.m. BST. In France and Germany, it looks like the premiere is at 3 a.m., but you’ll want to double check your time zone to make sure. (In Germany, you can also watch the next day when it’s released on iTunes.)

In Asia, it airs Monday, May 13 at 9 a.m. (Sin)/8 a.m. (Jkt). (HBO Asia contacted Heavy and let us know about the timing.)

By the way, if you watch on HBO NOW or GO in the U.S., you might get to start watching about three minutes before everyone else. The episodes sometimes premiere about 8:57 p.m. Eastern on HBO NOW or GO.

AFTER SHOW SPECIAL: Andy Greenwald and Chris Ryan are hosting a Game of Thrones after show that will air on Twitter immediately after each show airs on the East coast. This show is called Talk of Thrones.

PREPARING FOR THE FIFTH EPISODE: To get ready for tonight’s episode, you’ll want to watch this preview below.

And here are some teasers that have aired.

Here’s a spoiler-filled review of what happened over the last three weeks.

The first two weeks were focused on character development and growth. Jon Snow rode a dragon in the premiere and found out about his true lineage. In the second episode, he told Dany the truth about who he is and Dany immediately worried about losing her claim to the Iron Throne. Of course, knowing Jon, he’s not really interested in that at all. This didn’t stop Dany from saving Jon when the Night King and Viserion fought him and Rhaegal in Episode 3, hurting Rhaegal pretty bad.

Sansa, meanwhile, had been viewing Dany with a lot of suspicion. Arya and Gendry finally hooked up, and Missandei and Grey Worm made plans for their lives after the war. They all survived the Battle of Winterfell, but Dany lost Jorah. Theon also gave up his life to try to save Bran, but in the end it was Arya who unexpectedly bested the Night King.

By Episode 4, things hadn’t improved. Arya turned down Gendry’s marriage proposal, in a scene that reminded us of Robert Baratheon and Lyanna Stark. Sansa and Arya are even more suspicious of Dany (without any good reason), as is Varys. Dany begged Jon to keep his lineage a secret, but he told his sisters and Sansa promptly told Tyrion despite promising not to tell anyone.

Arya is off to King’s Landing (presumably to kill Cersei) and the Hound is off to King’s Landing (presumably to kill his brother.)

Meanwhile, Cersei hired Bronn to kill Jaime and Tyrion, but Bronn agreed to hold off if Tyrion can guarantee him Highgarden. Brienne is now a knight, thanks to Jaime. She and Jaime then had a love connection in Episode 4, but Jaime left her for Cersei. The key question is whether Jaime left to be with Cersei or to kill Cersei.

And Euron bested Daenerys in a sneak attack at Dragonstone, killing Rhaegal. Missandei was kidnapped in the sneak attack and later beheaded at King’s Landing, with Dany and Grey Worm watching. Missandei’s last words were: “Dracarys.”

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