If you’re anything like us here at Nerdist, you’ve been devouring each and every single Game of Thrones-related tidbit out there in order to satiate your need for a return to Westeros and beyond. Well, allow the fine folks at HBO a mere 60 hours of your time this week and you’ll be able to relive those first three magical seasons all over again — not once, but twice! My eyes hurt just thinking about it (not like that’s ever stopped a devoted binge-watcher), with a two-peat marathon and an all-new, vastly-improved Viewer’s Guide over on HBO.com. The night may be dark and full of terrors, but it looks like you won’t even notice with your eyes glued to all of the screens!

Starting on Friday, April 4th at 9e/p, HBO2 will inhabit the Realm by replaying all three previous seasons, back-to-back, twice (!), taking over every single minute of the weekend until the season four premiere on Sunday at 9/8c on regular HBO. All of this will be amplified by a new design and a bevy of additions to the Game of Thrones Viewer’s Guide — a site set up by the network to help you navigate the many places, people, houses, sigils, and goings-on in the worlds of Westeros and Essos. From The Fist of the First Men, all the way to Mereen, the updated site will include additional levels of zoom on the maps, character bios for every one of George R.R. Martin’s eleventy-billion (give or take) characters that have made their way to the small screen from A Song of Ice and Fire, and even some additional video content so you can consume all of the GoT-related things.

The videos will include episodic deep dives with creators/executive producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, cast reactions to pivotal moments, and even some video featurettes with context from Martin himself. In addition we’re slated to receive even more behind-the-scenes content — because, really, there are far too many impressive moving parts (both seen and unseen) on this show that deserve recognition.

Who else is looking forward to spending their entire weekend indoors? Tell us how you’re celebrating GoT this weekend — outside of joining the fantasy fantasy league — in the comments!