Game of Thrones is nearly at its end after an eight season run.
In that time, showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss have thrown in a lot of celebrity and musical cameos.
But if you don't know who you're looking for, you're totally going to miss them!
Many are the faces that decorate the Faceless Men's temples.
These two faces in particular belong to showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss.
Could Arya control her own fate if she took their faces?
The late Roy Dotrice was a treasure, and he was the original choice for Grand Maester Pycelle.
Instead, he had a small role in season 2 as Hallyne the pyromancer.
Dotrice was also the voice behind the A Song of Ice and Fire audiobooks.
There shouldn't be any fantasy fans who don't know the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Royd Tolkien is the great-grandson of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings author.
He made a brief cameo in season five, but shared his pics for all to see.
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia star Rob McElhenney had a brief appearance in last Sunday's season eight premiere.
He paid the Iron Price for his role, as he was gruesomely killed by an arrow through the eye.
A mere moment after Rob McElhenney was dispatched, Martin Starr was also taken out by an arrow.
Starr and McElhenney were playing two of Euron Greyjoy's crew, who were murdered during Yara's rescue.
Nobody missed crooner Ed Sheeran's flashy cameo in the season seven premiere.
But you may have been distracted by Bronn's naked women when Ed's fate was revealed.
In the season eight premiere, we learned that poor "Eddie" is missing part of his face after a dragon attack.
Hopefully, he's still got his voice!
Cold Play's drummer, Will Champion, got to play a drummer in Game of Thrones season three.
He was in the band for the infamous Red Wedding.
If you don't know who Snow Patrol is, then Gary Lightbody's cameo was invisible.
He was among the soldiers singing "The Bear and the Maiden Fair."
It's hard to get more metal than Mastodon's two cameos on this show!
First, Brann Dailor, Bill Kelliher, and Brent Hinds died during the attack on Hardhome.
Two seasons later, they reappeared as undead wights alongside the Night King!
Of Monsters and Men made two cameo appearances in the series, including the Purple Wedding in season four.
But we prefer their season six cameo, during a theatrical performance that lampooned the events in Westeros.
The band known as Bastille filmed a cameo for the end of season seven.
Unfortunately, most of the cameo was cut from the season finale.
Guitarist Kyle Simmons and tour manager Dick Meredith still briefly appear as Wights in the closing minutes of the episode.
Sigur Rós is a rock band from Iceland who aren't that well known in the US.
Their characters failed to please Joffrey during his Purple Wedding.
But at least they got to keep their heads!
Unless you follow baseball, you probably didn't know that Noah Syndergaard is an All-star pitcher for the Mets.
Naturally, the show gave him the chance to show off his arm as a member of the Lannister army.
Steve Love made a name for himself on Youtube by imitating the Game of Thrones stars.
Naturally, he made his way on to the show before he was swiftly killed off by the Hound.
Few viewers realized that the fearsome Ser Ilyn Payne is a member of Dr. Feelgood!
It's been a few seasons since we've seen Ser Ilyn, but we hope he comes back!
After all, he's on Arya's list!
Barrie does the makeup effects for the show, which is super impressive. His own mother made a cameo, which is pretty endearing!
