On Sunday night, at long last “Game of Thrones” saw fit to bring back everyone’s favorite blacksmith, Gendry (Joe Dempsie). It turns out that the bastard has been hiding out in Flea Bottom, one of the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We first met Gendry (played by Joe Dempsie) in season one. He’s the *supposed* bastard of Robert Baratheon and escapes Cersei’s ...

Among the great moments fans have been waiting for on “Game of Thrones” in the fifth episode of Season 7, “Eastwatch,” was the return of long-lost favorite Gendry (Joe Dempsie). Fans have been waiting ...

Gendry might not be the most important character on Game of Thrones, but King Robert Baratheon’s bastard son could have a big role to play in Season 8. He’s already helped outfit an entire army with ...

A familiar face came back into play during season seven of Game of Thrones in the form of Gendry, one of King Robert Baratheon's illegitimate sons who hadn't been seen on the show since the finale of ...

Warning: Game of Thrones spoilers will obviously be found below. Ahead of Game of Thrones‘ eighth season, Maisie Williams tipped off viewers to a wave of abundant season one references to come, and ...

Given how much the internet obsesses over him, there are more than a few Gendry-related Game of Thrones fan theories that may take you buy surprise. It's true that, for the most part, the best of the ...

Warning: This post contains spoilers for season seven of Game of Thrones. After more than three seasons without even a mention of his name, Gendry finally made his triumphant return in Sunday’s ...

Even though Arya and Gendry haven't seen each other since Melisandre purchased the young Baratheon from the Brotherhood Without Banners in season three, Game of Thrones fans are still hopeful that ...

After four long seasons, Gendry is finally going to stop rowing. It's been rumored Joe Dempsie may return for Game of Thrones Season 7 earlier in 2016, but now Watchers on The Wall is reporting ...

Game of Thrones Season 8 has finally arrived, nearly two years after the Season 7 finale first aired, and there's still a ton of speculation circulating about how HBO's adaptation of George R. R.