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It's thirsty work being in the hottest series finale of the year.

Following that coffee cup debacle earlier in in the eighth and sociability of eroticism in the eighteenth centuryfinal season, eagle-eyed Game of Thronesfans have spotted another stray object within the last ever episode: a plastic water bottle.

If you look carefully in one scene, the bottle can be seen on the left of actor John Bradley's feet — he plays Samwell Tarly. It appears 46:19 into the episode, just as Peter Dinklage a.k.a. Tyrion Lannister walks up.

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Another bottle also makes a brief appearance later in the scene, where it can be spotted beneath the feet of Liam Cunningham — that's Sir Davos Seaworth to you.

Craft services, you've done it again.

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Unlike the coffee cup, which was erroneously described as a Starbucks cup, the water bottle doesn't appear to have a clear brand -- leaving a missed opportunity for the likes of Fiji and Evian out there.

For a show that's captivated our hearts and minds for nine years, it hasn't been exactly the most stringent of seasons, but hey, thanks for the memories.

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