Game of Thrones apologized to fans for Starbucks Coffee Cup in Episode of 8th Season

Welcome to the new episode of HOB TV series Game of Thrones season 8 with strange pictures viral on social media with jocks.

HOB TV series is too much famous in all over the world and it breaks all the records of TV series. But this series got more attention of drama lovers on social media when one of them share a picture of Sunday’s episode of Starbucks coffee cup on the table front of Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke).

The typical coffee cup with plastic cover was spotted on a table within reach of characters Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen during latest episode of the last final season, 'GOT: The Last of the Starks.'
HBO’s Globally renowned producer of GOT Bernie Caulfield apologized to fans for this mistake.
“I can’t believe on it,” she said during her interview with New York’s WNYC radio on this Monday. “Our onset support people and decorators are so on it a 1,000 percent."

“We’re sorry! Westeros was the first place to actually have Starbucks,” Caulfield quipped.
In a tongue-in-cheek comment, HBO said that “the coffee cup that appeared in the episode was a purely mistake, not for commercial. Daenerys had ordered a herbal tea.”

Starbucks is the biggest coffee chain on earth, had its own take on the unexpected publicity in a episode that is watched by more than 30 million series fan only in United States of America.

“TBH we’re surprised she didn’t order a Dragon Drink,” the company said on Twitter, referring to its summer menu addition of a bright pink fruit and coconut milk beverage that contains the tropical dragon fruit 'pitaya'.

HBO series fans blasted on social media with asteroid and jokes about the coffee cup, with some inserting the company’s green and white logo on photos of castles featured in the series.
Others were cause at the graphic error. “They took 2 years to shoot 6 episodes and left a Starbucks cup in a scene,” tweeted a user named Dylan.

The 8th and last season of “Game of Thrones” has broken all records for HBO TV, with more than 38 million American watching the season premiere episode that was broadcast on April 14, 2019.
The Emmy-winning series, an adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” series of novels, comes to a conclusion on May 19.

The Game of Thrones story writer also working on two other Prequel Series which will be start shooting in last of this year. In which HBO team will show off the orgies of the GOT characters.