Somebody’s about to be in a lot of trouble.
The fifth season of Game Of Thrones is due to premiere tomorrow in a simultaneous worldwide broadcast, but earlier today, the first four episodes leaked simultaneously onto the internet.
The files are appearing across multiple torrent sites, and per Tech Crunch, as of a short time ago, the first episode has already been downloaded 50,000 times. Given that Thrones is officially the world’s most pirated show, that’s hardly surprising.
The spoiler-phobic among us had better duck and fucking cover, because by tomorrow, the internet will be positively lousy with details about character deaths and other major events. (We’ll be doing our best to stay spoiler-free).
In light of this week’s landmark Dallas Buyers’ Club verdict, in which iiNet and other Aussie ISPs were ordered to release the details of users who had pirated the movie, many Aussies are likely to be asking themselves some tough questions.
Well, not you, because we know you’ve never pirated anything in your life, but some of us.
