There is also a bonus digital version of the entire season which is activated with a code at a variety of vendors, though the code will work only once. The season two Blu-ray of HBO's Game of Thrones is a nicely packaged five-disc set that also includes a separate booklet for a two-disc DVD version (two to three episodes on either side of each DVD). (There is also a brief "Season One Recap" option under the first episode of season two as a refresher.) At the northern edge of the world, Ned's bastard Jon Snow ( Kit Harington) and the men of the Night's Watch hold the wall against wildling raiders, only to discover that there are far worse enemies than Mance's barbarians and that Winter is indeed coming. Another Lannister sibling, Jaime the Kingslayer ( Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) has been captured by Northerners, but is now in the capable hands of Brienne of Tarth ( Gwendoline Christie).Įlsewhere, Khaleesi Daenerys Targaryen ( Emilia Clarke) navigates the Red Waste with the remains of her Dothraki horde and ends up in Qarth, where both her people and her dragons are in great peril. Queen Regent Cersei Lannister ( Lena Headey) does her part to destroy the kingdom while her dwarf brother Tyrion ( Peter Dinklage) tries his best to keep it together, especially when threatened by the upstart Baratheon brothers, Renly ( Gethin Anthony) and Stannis ( Stephen Dillane), who each lay claim to the throne. Aria Stark ( Maisie Williams) is attempting to survive in the wilds outside of King's Landing while Sansa Stark ( Sophie Turner) negotiates the politics within the Red Keep and the foul moods of her betrothed, the wretched boy king, Joffrey Baratheon ( Jack Gleeson). The youngest Stark sons, Bran ( Isaac Hempstead Wright) and Rickon ( Art Parkinson), are forced out of their homes due to a betrayal by the Starks' former ward, Theon Greyjoy ( Alfie Allen). With the decapitation of House Stark's patriarch, Ned ( Sean Bean), the eldest Stark, Robb ( Richard Madden) has declared himself King in the North. This review will also be more about the extra features available with the Blu-ray rather than a recap of the show itself, but here's a brief rundown of the events: You can check out our review of season one on DVD here. If you haven't seen the first season of HBO's Game of Thrones, I highly suggest watching them before moving any further in this review as major spoilers are obviously going to follow.
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