It's been nearly a month now since Game of Thrones' third series left our screens, and if you're anything like me, you're already struggling to think clearly in its absence. Maybe you're over-exaggerating your Daddy issues because Tyrion makes it look so much fun, or threatening innocent Wimbledon spectators with 'When you play a Game of Tennis it's Win or DIE!!' but you're definitely not going to your Uncle's wedding next week because we all know how that's going to turn out not don't we? The problem is, people keep looking at you funny. It's not a stretch to suggest that you're grip on reality might have been questioned by friends and family members who you've tried to make watch it with you, but are too scared of all the 'hype'. They just don't understand. Sure, at first, there was a couple of episodes of Mad Men left, no-one gets stabbed, but Pete's Mum's fate in the finale almost makes up for that. But that's just hair of the Dog, it's finished now and you're insulted by the way Don's just left you like the latest in his long line of cheap flings. It seems that the only thing to do is hit the bottle and cry in the corner, but fear not: what follows is a list of things you can do to help you through this troubling time.