Jon Snow's story feels incomplete without understanding one crucial piece of Westeros history that HBO's Game of Thrones ...

Jon's mistakes in "Battle of the Bastards" do not make him a bad man or even necessarily a bad small-scale leader. They do prove that he would be a bad leader as a whole, though.

Here's who survived Jon Snow and Ramsay Bolton's battle for Winterfell, and more from 'Thrones' season six's penultimate episode. Skip to main content Plus Icon Click to expand the Mega Menu.

Jon Snow’s half sister Sansa is the only reason he ended up the winner in Sunday night’s “Battle of the Bastards.” Spoiler alert: It definitely wasn’t Jon’s honor that won him the battle.

While planning for battle, Sansa warns Jon that Ramsay likes to play mind games with people. ... She'd be a great queen), Jon Snow seems to be the new de facto leader of Winterfell.

‘Battle of the Bastards’ is one of the most memorable episodes in ‘Game of Thrones’ history. During the battle for Winterfell, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) nearly lost his life quite a few times.

Game of Thrones: The North Might Be Screwed If Jon Snow Is In Charge of Battle Planning Again Here's hoping the fifth time's a charm for Jon Snow as battle commander Amanda Bell April 15, 2019, 1: ...

'Battle of the Bastards' was exciting, but it proved that Jon Snow is a bad leader and should never be put in charge of Westeros.

With the Battle of Winterfell upon us, Game of Thrones fans are prepared to say goodbye to a lot of fan-favorite characters. But while he might be the White Walkers' number one target after Bran ...

The season-in-the-making battle between Jon Snow and Ramsay Bolton did not disappoint. The fight scenes, which took 25 days and 500 extras to film, culminated in one of Thrones' bloodiest episodes ...

And similarly, everyone knows that the penultimate episode of this season of Game of Thrones, “Battle of the Bastards,” will feature the Jon Snow/Sansa 2.0-led assault on Ramsay Bolton to take ...

A “stay boy,” with Ghost watching Jon head out to battle just would’ve been cool, and needed, if the comments and confusion over his absence mean anything. At least we have this explanation ...