Still sporting his Jon Snow long-hair and beard, Kit Harington made his first post-Game of Thrones appearance last week at The Championships at Wimbledon, immediately setting the Internets hair on fire. While it may be small hope, there is hope, nonetheless, that Harington’s character, Jon Snow, might reappear after being left to die in the cold at the end of season five. Don’t you just love it when speculation kicks in to high gear over a photo?

LONDON, ENGLAND – JULY 02: Kit Harington and Adam Lallana attend the Christina McHale v Sabine Lisicki match on day four of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships at Wimbledon on July 2, 2015 in London, England. (Photo by Karwai Tang/WireImage)

Snow or no Snow, timing is everything. Wimbledon came along at just the right time given the fact that many are just now getting over the shocking ending to series five of Game of Thrones. If you were unable to catch a glimpse of this years’ Championship and whether Snow returns or not, viewers can get a glimpse of both Harington AND Wimbledon in the new HBO mockumentary, 7 Days in Hell, airing Friday, 11 July. Harrington will play a rather dim-witted tennis player Charles Poole, whose rivalry with playboy champion Aaron Williams, played by Saturday Night Live‘s Andy Samberg, culminates in an epically brutal seven-day five-set match at Wimbledon 2004.

In addition to Harington, 7 Days in Hell features a stellar supporting cast, including real-life tennis stars Serena Williams and John McEnroe, magician David Copperfield, Girls star Lena Dunham, former Doctor Who companion Karen Gillan, and Michael Sheen playing a British chat show host who takes quite a shine to Harington’s character.