Kit Harington Spotted Hanging Around The Game Of Thrones Set - Again!

Jon Snow in the season finale of Game Of Thrones. Photo: HBO

Update, 31/7: Back for more "exit interviews," eh, Kit?

Update, 21/7: I don't want to say I told you so, but I told you so: Jon Snow lives. Why else would the guy who plays him show up for work? Wait. What if they do exit interviews?

Fan site Watchers On The Wall has been tracking Kit Harington's movements, digitally following him to Belfast, where production of season six is under way. This, coupled with that warg joke (see below) and the fact that he hasn't been included in this gallery, equals hope unextinguished. What's that now, Arya and David and Emilia? I DIDN'T THINK SO. 👊

Update, 11/7: Even President Obama wants to know if Jon Snow is actually dead. In an interview with EW at Comic-Con on Friday, Game of Thrones director David Nutter said, "Three weeks ago, I was the in the company of the President of the United States. He turned to me, put his hand on my shoulder, and said, 'You didn't kill Jon Snow, did you?'"

The director confirmed the sad news to Obama and the rest of the hopeful GoT fans: "Jon Snow is deader than dead." To which the President reportedly complained, "You keep killing off my favorite characters."

Update, 8/7: Maisie Williams, who should, of all people, have more sympathy since she plays Jon Snow's half-sister and all, has informed us we are fools for wishing Jon Snow would warg with his direwolf/rise from the dead via shadow-baby powers.

During an interview with People Now, the 18-year-old actress was like, "You're all out of luck, dudes." (She was nice and Britishly apologetic about it, though, so that counts for something.)

"We saw him get stabbed a lot in the chest, I think that's pretty clear," Williams said. "People are really hurt by it, but that's what this show does. If you haven't learned that by now, well, I can't help you."

Kit Harington at Wimbledon. Note the hair. Photo: Getty Images

Update: 6/7: Jon Snow - sorry, Kit Harington - was spotted with long, luscious, flowing locks at Wimbledon. What does this mean? What does this mean!

Original post, 25/6: Last week's Game of Thrones season finale also wrecked Emilia Clarke, expert eyebrow manipulator and proud owner of a new bob. "I read the scripts and I cried," Clarke said during an MTV interview that was meant to be about her role in Terminator: Genisys. "I called David and Dan, and I took Kit out for numerous drinks, and was like, 'what the… what the…you're leaving me? You're abandoning us?'" (FYI, he does have another job lined up.)

Wracked with grief, she then did what we all did: rock ourselves gently back and forth while developing a Jon Snow conspiracy theory that, without fail, ends with him being resurrected. "I mean, there are some helpful people there who could bring him on back to life," Clarke said when pressed. "But if it means I'm that much closer to the throne, hey, okay."

OKAY. Now I have to go put that on a notecard and add it to the "Jon Snow Lives" yarn web in my bathroom. Excuse me.

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