Winter has definitely arrived for "Game of Thrones" and its fans, and they're bummed.
Not only has it been months since the show's sixth season aired, but the show's seventh season will be arriving later than usual. The producers had to start production later this year in order to catch the — you guessed it — winter season in real life.
So what now? What could fill the void "Thrones" has left behind in our lives and TV schedules?
Business Insider worked with Taykey, an advertising technology company that can pinpoint specific audiences and analyze what's trending for them, to discover which shows hardcore "Game of Thrones" fans talk about when they're not talking about "Thrones."
Here are the seven most talked-about shows among "Thrones" fans, according to Taykey:
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"DC's Legends of Tomorrow" (The CW)
This crew of superheroes travel back and forth in time to protect the current timeline from a host of threats.
"Orphan Black" (BBC America)
After witnessing the murder of someone who looks exactly like her, Sarah assumes the woman's life. She'll soon learn that she's a clone and there are others. Plus, someone is trying to kill her and the other clones.
"American Horror Story" (FX)
From Ryan Murphy, this anthology series has a different setting and story each season. Some of the cast members do return as new characters on different seasons.
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