The first episode of 'Game of Thrones' season eight streamed in India at 6:30 am and the desi 'GoT' fans knew what to do.
The things we do for Game of Thrones.
Thousands of Indians set the alarm for 6:30 on a Monday morning and no, it wasn't to take an exam or an early morning flight.
Winter is finally here and the Internet is a terrible place to be on right now if you are a GoT fan.
Perhaps, that's the only reason why Monday blues were forgotten on April 15, the same day the much-awaited first episode of the final season of Game of Thrones premiered in India.
Desi school, college, and even office goers, for once, were really looking forward to a Monday, if only to catch on the exciting action along with the audiences, who were watching the episode from different corners of the globe.
Who likes to be greeted with spoilers on their timelines, right?
To be the first to know the fate of their favourite characters and where the big finale is headed, Indians set their alarm clocks for 6:30 am IST - the time Hotstar premiers the finale for Indians to stream and witness the epic medieval drama fantasy unfold before the alarm snoozers and late risers could.
She: You could have watch #gameofthrones later also. What was the hurry of disturbing your sleep and waking up at 6.30?
I sat my alarm for 6:25 am in the morning just to watch The premiere of #GameofThrones S8 at 6:30 n Here i am Now after 4 hours Of sleep , full awake at 4:25am... Should I sleep now ?
To all GOT fans parents, alarm does work. See at 6.30 am.
Not just the Indians, GoT fans from different parts of the world, who too had the episode premiere at odd hours, were unfazed and duly obliged.
A little bit of Attenborough on @NetflixUK then an early night. Alarm set to watch #GameofThrones before work in the morning.
Set my alarm for 3am so I can watch #GameOfThrones ... then have an early morning train journey to Paris. Will likely be a total zombie tomorrow  but so worth it.
 Alarm kuruldu. Son 4️⃣ saat..