It's easy to rag on Game of Thrones' final seasons, but eight years after this episode aired, I still believe it was one of ...

House of the Dragon has set up one character with a Jaime Lannister parallel, and I'm wondering if they'll see it through in ...

Jaime Lannister and Brienne of Tarth's bathtub scene would have been more epic had Game of Thrones added this monologue from ...

Disguised under a dark hood, Jaime Lannister rode into Winterfell undetected during the premiere episode of the final season of "Game of Thrones," enjoying a brief moment to take in the scene at ...

Game of Thrones gave us many characters to hate, but Cersei Lannister was my favourite character of the show, despite her being the most ruthless villain.

Jaime Lannister infamously stabbed Aerys Targaryen in the back to save Kings Landing from being destroyed in a massive wildfire explosion. For that, he was jeered.

Will 'Game of Thrones' antihero Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) survive the final season? By Josh Wigler Contributor Welcome to Final Path, a new regular feature leading up to the final ...

Cersei is upset that Jaime left King's Landing to fight in the war for House Lannister. But it was Cersei's idea to have Jaime become a knight, and fighting in wars is a pretty big part of that gig.

Much of Jaime Lannister’s story this season, and really every season since the show began, has been the consequence of someone else’s actions.

Bran should rank higher, considering Jaime pushed him out a window in the first episode of the series, but to paraphrase Tommy Chong, Bran’s not here, man. (Am I writing this on 4/20? Yes, yes I ...

Jaime Lannister has been a very, very bad boy. The Game of Thrones character may have become a fan favorite in recent years, but that doesn’t erase decades of crimes, broken oaths, and ...

The case for Jaime Lannister. Jaime — Cersei's twin, lover, and father of her children — was the last to leave their mother's womb, making him younger than Cersei by mere minutes.