Prepare for a super-sized 'Game of Thrones' finale and start freaking out about this episode title

HBO has revealed the title for the Game of Thrones Season 7 finale, as well as confirming the long-simmering rumors that the installment will be the show's longest episode yet, clocking in at 79 minutes, 43 seconds.

That runtime easily beats the super-sized length of episode 6, "Beyond the Wall," which was 70 minutes. Before that, the record was held by the Season 6 finale, "The Winds of Winter," which topped 68 minutes.

The Season 7 finale is titled "The Dragon and the Wolf," which presents a lot of intriguing possibilities about Daenerys Targaryen and Jon Snow, who grew closer than ever in the penultimate episode of the season.

Episode 6 saw Jon finally pledging his allegiance to Dany (aka "my queen") after the Mother of Dragons lost one of her children during a mission to rescue Jon and his Suicide Squad of wight-hunters from the Night King and his army.

The teaser trailer for "The Dragon and the Wolf" previews the long-awaited meeting between Team Dany and Team Cersei, with just about all your favorite characters on hand for the showdown, but it's interesting to note that "The Lion" doesn't feature in the finale's title. (Sorry, Cersei; there's a reason why George R. R. Martin titled his book series A Song of Ice and Fire.)

Game of Thrones fans know that episode titles often contain double-meanings, alluding to events that aren't teased by the show's promotional materials -- so it's possible that the title could also apply to Jon Snow's parents, Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark -- the OG dragon/wolf pairing.

Jon's brother cousin Bran discovered the truth about the King in the North's secret parentage at the end of last season, but so far, he's kept it to himself -- could that change in the Season 7 finale? It's about time someone heard about it. Or, better yet, if the show decides to end another finale with a flashback, perhaps we might even see the much-discussed couple in the flesh?

Either of those options are way better than the third possibility -- that since the Night King just scored a dragon, he's got his icy blue sights set on a direwolf next. (Is that why we haven't seen Ghost in a while?!)

We'll find out when the Game of Thrones Season 7 finale airs Sunday, Aug. 27 at 9 p.m. on HBO.