Game of Thrones has experienced its fourth leak in four weeks. The HBO series is currently airing its 8th and final season, but these highly anticipated episodes keep being unveiled ahead of schedule.

According to Deadline, the same thing appears to have happened again this week, with clips being posted well before viewers had access to the new installment. The leak apparently shows a pivotal moment from episode 4, which is set to air tonight. Fans have been waiting with bated breath to see the aftermath of last week’s “The Long Night,” which featured the show’s longest battle scene ever. Of course, the trailer for episode 4 revealed precious little about the installment, although Jon Snow actor Kit Harrington did state that it’s one of his favorites.

Despite the leaks, viewers have still been tuning into the show’s final season in record-breaking numbers for both HBO and Game of Thrones. “The Long Night” even set a new ratings high, as fans watched their favorite characters band together against the Night King and his army of the dead. The leaks may not have adversely affected the show’s viewership, but keeping the story under wraps has been a constant battle for showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. Every year it seems as though more precautions must be taken to keep the information confidential, with scripts being known to vanish as soon as those scenes have been shot.

Although excitement for Game of Thrones has reached fever pitch, most fans would prefer to remain spoiler-free. Viewers may be on the edge of their seats waiting to see how this epic story will conclude, but that doesn’t mean that they they’d actually want to find out ahead of schedule. It’s one thing to have the show spoiled for you, but many seem intent on sharing the experience with unsuspecting victims. In fact, those hoping to remain ignorant of any story points prior to seeing the actual Game of Thrones episodes may want to stay off the internet for the next few hours just to be on the safe side.

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Source: Deadline