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Over a million call for Game of Thrones re-make


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People who watch the television show Game of Thrones are unhappy with the story. Over a million viewers signed a petition to get the final season of the show remade. The petition is on the Change.org website. It says the series "deserves a final season that makes sense". The man who started the petition said the writers of the final show lacked imagination. He said the first seven seasons were great because they followed the books the show came from. The show's creators wrote the storyline for the final series themselves. The man said they were "woefully incompetent".

Game of Thrones is a fantasy drama series. It is based on the book "A Song of Ice and Fire" by George R. R. Martin. The finale was shown on Sunday night. The show has attracted record viewing numbers. It is very popular worldwide and has won many awards. It won 47 Emmy Awards - the most ever by a drama series. Despite the large number of people who signed the petition, fans are still watching in record numbers. It has had an audience of over 12 million for each show. A spokesperson said that for every person who dislikes the show, there are many more who love it.

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