We’re already way excited for tonight’s brand new episode of “Game of Thrones” — The Watchers on The Wall. But when you take into consideration the fact that this is the series’ most expensive hour to date? Well, now we can barely sit still.

In an interview with Access Hollywood, Jon Snow’s real-life counterpart Kit Harington, explained the episode is “as big as Thrones has gone at the moment. I mean, I think it’s no secret that it’s the most expensive episode that they’ve ever made and a lot of that is due to the CGI.” (Though to be fair, Jon Snow knows nothing, so take that with a grain of salt.)

The series’ showrunners, D.B. Weiss and David Benioff, confirmed as such going over the details of the episode with Entertainment Weekly, even noting that episode touts both “the biggest green screen in Europe” and “the biggest Styrofoam piece in existence.”

“It’s a very intense episode, more intense than ‘Blackwater,’” said Benioff.

Weiss added: “With ‘Blackwater’ when we got the episode in, so much of it was visual effects dependent we were kind of unsure — the performances were fantastic and the action was great, but we weren’t entirely sure what we had until the pieces were put together. But with this, … just something about it really grabbed us by the neck [and] that’s very rare even with the great directors we’re fortunate to work with.”

The grand scale of the episode is likely ...

According to an official statement from Tracy Morgan’s rep, the actor/comedian is showing “incredibly encouraging” signs following his involvement in a major car accident in New Jersey on Saturday.

Morgan, a survivor of a crash that killed his friend and fellow comedian James McNair, sustained several injuries, including “a broken leg, a broken femur, a broken nose and several broken ribs.” And while Morgan has already had one surgery today on his leg, he is “more responsive today” than he was yesterday — a promising sign.

Still, he’s expected “to remain in the hospital for several weeks.” See the full statement, via a tweet from BuzzFeed’s Alison G. Vingiano, below:

And here’s the statement in full:

“While Tracy remains in critical condition, he has been more responsive today, which is an incredibly encouraging sign. He sustained a number of injuries including a broken leg, a broken femur, a broken nose and several broken ribs. He had surgery earlier today on his leg. We expect him to remain in the hospital for several weeks. His family is tremendously overwhelmed and appreciative of the outpouring of love and support from his fans.”

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Shailene Woodley, spritely wood nymph/human hybrid and star of the cannot-get-any-bigger “The Fault in Our Stars,” managed to go incognito to a screening of her teen sobfest feature, thanks to a crafty lil disguise.

The jig was revealed by her “Fault” co-star Ansel Elgort on Instagram.

Considering Woodley’s love of all things au natural, we’re curious to see that she ended up in what looks like a run of the mill ski cap and synthetic wig. Typically we’d assume Woodley would go the “shred bark into hair strands and fashion a jaunty cap out of a leaf or two” route.

But perhaps that was part of the ruse — give ‘em something so wholly un Woodley-esque and watch as the rest of the crowd is none the wiser, eh?

Of course we could also be very wrong: maybe her wig is actually made out of silkened sea kelp and wool she sheared and knit herself. That’s so Woodley.

According to Elgort, Woodley’s identity wasn’t the only thing under wraps at the screening — she also sneaked in her own snacks.

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“30 Rock” actor and comedian Tracy Morgan remains in critical condition following a massive accident in New Jersey on Saturday (June 7), but the man charged with causing the accident has already posted bail.

The man, 35-year-old Kevin Roper, is said to have posted $50,000 bail, according Sgt. Gregory Williams of New Jersey State Police (by way of CNN). Roper’s alleged dozing off caused the accident that resulted in a chain reaction including the limo bus Morgan and others were riding in, injuring several and causing the death of comedian James “Jimmy Mack” McNair.

McNair, 63, was riding in the limo bus with Morgan when the accident occurred. Fellow comedians Ardie Fuqua and Harris Stanton were also injured, as was Jeffrey Millea. So far one person has since been released from Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, but neither the police nor the hospital would disclose the person’s name at the time of publication.

Roper was charged with one count of death by auto and four counts of assault by auto. The truck he was driving was owned by Wal-Mart, and the company has already said it would take “full responsibility” if it shows the truck was the cause of the accident.

As for the scene? An report on People.com called the incident “really bad” and a “horrific sight.”

“My husband saw the Wal-Mart truck swerving, and he slammed on the brakes,” an eyewitness only identified as Vicktoria told People.com. “The truck hit the Mercedes, and then it hit ...

Congratulations, Seattle Symphony, because you just pulled off one of the coolest, most unexpected things we’ve seen of late. The classically trained musicians teamed up with hometown boy Sir Mix-A-Lot to bring us the fanciest version of “Baby Got Back” that we’ve ever heard.

“What I want to do now is something you really should not do,” the rapper proclaimed before recruiting a bunch of ladies to come onstage. As soon as composer Gabriel Prokofiev’s arrangement of the ’90s anthem kicked in, though, folks were 100 percent on board.

“Tonight is Orchestral Movements From The Hood Night,” Mix stated, explaining the core of the evening’s festivities: Seattle Symphony’s Sonic Evolution. It’s a project that bridges the gap “between the Symphony and Seattle’s storied reputation as launching pad for some of the most creative musicians on the popular music scene.” None more creative than this, no doubt.

Even classical musicians don’t want none unless you’ve got buns, hun. Huh. Who knew?

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There’s a lot to love about the new Tom Cruise movie “Edge of Tomorrow,” but one thing that plays out sillier than you might expect? How easily the movie’s central alien invasion is thwarted.

No spoilers here, but suffice to say that like a lot of “unstoppable” extraterrestrial armies in movies, the Mimics in “Edge of Tomorrow” have one, simple, easily exploitable weakness. Here’s the absolute best ones from movie history:

(And massive spoilers for the rest of these movies past this point.)

“Marvel’s The Avengers”
Disney/Marvel
Weakness: Mothership Controls Everyone
Don’t get us wrong, we love “Avengers,” and are even totally fine with the ending. But After Iron Man blows up the Chitauri mothership, the entire alien army shuts down. Like, completely shuts down. Which is weird, because up until this point we didn’t think they were robots, or controlled by a central processor; but it works, and none of the aliens are left alive.

“Independence Day”

Weakness: Runs On Mac OS
A variation on the “destroy the mothership” trope, in “Independence Day” the fatal weakness is that they could not have expected that Earth also ran on Apple computers. Jeff Goldblum somehow interfaces his laptop with the alien mothership, shutting down the up-to-this-point impenetrable force fields of every single ship in the fleet.

“War Of The Worlds”

Weakness: The Common Cold!!!
To be fair to “War of The Worlds,” H.G. Wells original 1898 book felled the alien invasion with the sniffles because, irony. But it lay the groundwork for nearly every ...