Game of Thrones season 6 episode 8 'No One' leaks online early
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Your support makes all the difference.Game of Thrones has suffered its second leak of season 6, with episode 8 - titled 'No-One' finding its way online.
Fortunately for HBO, the rip seems only to have hit torrenting and streaming sites about two hours before the live transmission, so its impact will be fairly minimal.
The same could not be said for episode 5 - 'The Door' - which went online a whole day early thanks to a slip up at HBO Nordic.
The new leak is in full HD and with the HBO logo clear in the top right-hand corner.
Last year, four full episodes leaked ahead of the season 5 launch, believed to have originated from preview copies. To prevent this happening again (at least in theory), no screeners have been issued to press this year.
After tonight's instalment, there are only two episodes left in season 6, the final instalment being the longest episode in the show's history with a run time of 69 minutes.
We'll let you know more about the origin of the episode 8 leak as and when we hear it. You can watch the show legally on HBO in the US (9pm ET) and on Sky Atlantic in the UK (2am BST).
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