HBO Admits Starbucks Cup in ‘Game of Thrones’ Episode Was a ‘Mistake’
By Reuters
08 May 2019 |
8:30 am
HBO Admits Starbucks Cup in 'Game of Thrones' Episode Was a 'Mistake' Fans were quick to notice a coffee up accidentally left in a scene during the latest episode of ‘Game of Thrones.’ The television network has already-removed the coffee cup from the episode on HBO's streaming site. It is still visible in the On-Demand version of the episode, but will likely also be fixed soon.
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