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Cersei and Jon Snow have the reasons to be worried on "Game of Thrones". As the former received a threat from Dorne, the latter believes that Castle Black is in danger as there are many enemies there.

Littelfinger continues to manipulate Sansa, encouraging her to avenge her family's deaths. Arya continues her training in the House of Black and White and Jaqen H'ghar is seen telling her in a preview for next week's episode, "All men must serve."

"High Sparrow" airs Sunday, April 26 at 9 P.M. on HBO. According to the official synopsis, "In King's Landing, Queen Margaery enjoys her new husband. Tyrion and Varys walk the Long Bridge of Volantis."

In other news, HBO has asked Brooklyn bar Videology to stop weekly screening of "Game of Thrones". The rental shop and screening room used to play the hit series regularly every week.

The Williamsburg bar's co-owner Wendy Chamberlain told the Daily News Sunday that the network sent "a very polite but official letter asking us to stop showing it." She added, "We are fully aware it's their content, so we're complying with it."

Some regular costumers were disappointed to learn that they couldn't watch the show in the bar again. "I'm disappointed. I have an HBO Go subscription but I like watching it live. I like the feeling of the community in the room, everybody laughing at the same places. I also notice different things," Rich Quantz of Bushwick explained. Another fan of the show, Lia Ernst from Greenpoint, echoed Quantz's statement, saying, "Totally disappointed. I'll probably find another bar that shows it."