Sep 06, 2016 08:32 PM EDT By Sarene Mae Butao, UniversityHerald Reporter

Once again, HBO's most popular TV series, "Game of Thrones" has once again set the record on the Guiness Book of World Record for most pirated show. The series has been holding the title for four years now.

Once again, the "Game of Thrones"  has been named the most pirated show. On a per episode basis, the illegal download of the show reached up to 14.4 million times. According to the 2017 edition of the Guiness Book of World records, "Game of Thrones" holds the title for four years already.

It has been known through previous reports that the HBO series "Game of Thrones" won the Most Emmy Awards ni just one season. The TV series has won 12 Emmy Award for only the fifth season in the series, according to reports  by The Hindu Business Line.

The given award was another reason for the show to be celebrated despite the news reporting the Season 7's delay. The next season may also be short as the Season 7 will only have seven episodes. The final season is expected to  air on 2018. Season 8 will be the show's finale and the continuation of the shortened Season 7.

Meanwhile, the shooting locations of the "Game of Thrones" Season 7 is already set . Major filming sites have been set in Northern Ireland. There would also be some other places set as stage for the HBO's famous series. A certain beach in Spain is set for the shooting of Daenerys' landing scene as she goes back to Westeros, El Correo reported.

According to the report, the cast and crew of the show will be hosted on Muriola Beach (a.k.a La Cantera) in Barrika. The town mayor was being kept in the dark with mysteries about the details of the shooting. It was not known who will come and the exact date of the shooting will be except that it would be in October.

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