The View's Whoopi Goldberg Showed Her 'Game of Thrones'-Inspired Toilet To Kit Harington

Whoopi Goldberg visits Westeros frequently. The Game of Thrones star Kit Harington appeared on The View on Thursday, where  Whoopi's co-stars disclosed that the 67-year-old EGOT winner had a toilet inspired by the HBO series and George R.R. Martin novels in her dressing room. Even more, Sunny Hostin explained how "the seat is heated." Additionally, the co-host Sara Haines revealed a picture of Whoopi's contemporary bathroom with a beautiful display of the throne's swords hanging above. "Now Alyssa [Farah Griffin] said she's the biggest Game of Thrones fan, but Whoopi has an actual Iron Throne in her dressing room," she remarked. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Image credit: Hollywood Life[/caption] And as the image appeared on the screen behind him, Harington, 36, couldn't help but laugh and applaud. Furthermore, the show's fan, Goldberg told Harington how she "tried for as long as Game of Thrones was on" to invite the actors to appear on The View but couldn't because of "filming schedules and stuff." Also read: Doja Cat Defends Britney Spears After Critics Compare Their Shaved Heads Online According to Goldberg, "So, this is a show that, from day one, was my favorite, and still remains. When I want to see something really fun, I go there. Because it's a great show, and thanks for doing it."

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Although Kit Harington was on the daytime chat program to promote his new film Baby Ruby, he also responded to some quick-fire questions about Game of Thrones, including one from Griffin, 33, regarding the likelihood of him appearing in a previously speculated Jon Snow spin-off. To that, Harrington replied, "There's nothing I can tell on that front, I'm sorry." [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1184"] Image credit: British GQ[/caption] Later, he was questioned about the most challenging sequence to film while working on Game of Thrones. He said, "I'd love to say it's one of those scenes where I'm in a battle... but it wasn't. It was trying to ride those dragons, which is just the most uncomfortable thing you'll ever do in your entire life. I don't ever want to do that [again]." In addition, Harington stated that he would have preferred to portray Ned Stark instead of Jon Snow because the character had "one of the best story arcs ever," and he cited season 2 as his favorite memory from his time on the popular show.