Martin, came to a close in 2019 after eight award-winning seasons. Game of Thrones, HBO's critically acclaimed fantasy series based upon the books of author George R. Please, I cannot bear to read another think piece about CGIed dragons.The new Game of Thrones prequel series, House of the Dragon, will complement the original show while establishing its own unique tone. I cannot remember a single thing that I did in real life during this period. When I think of the spring of 2018, it’s all choppy pixie cuts and shoddy episode lighting. And prequels don’t have a great track record: Even James Gandolfini’s own son couldn’t make the Sopranos one good!īut the prospect of a Game of Thrones remake is especially draining. Gossip Girl is back and not great, and Dexter is apparently returning, which no one is thrilled about. Sex and the City is for some reason pressing on with its third revival of the show, even without one of its key characters.
Obviously we are tired of spinoffs, which are apparently the only thing that exists anymore aside from their siblings, reboots and sequels. No, even though the Naomi Watts prequel was canceled in 2019, HBO apparently had many more prequels lined up, and, instead of focusing on delivering more seasons of Succession, they decided to see one of them to completion.
If you, like me, were under the impression that we had at least five years to recover from the coffee (or tea?) cup incident, you were regrettably mistaken. Is that … a hauntingly blonde ponytail braid? Accompanied by some dramatic violin strings? Not a shot of that weird pin again! Oh no. #HouseoftheDragon /16aV66l07i- HBO Max October 5, 2021 There are dragons and fire, and maybe also that old blind man named Egg? On Tuesday, the network released a teaser trailer for House of the Dragon, a prequel to the series that follows … you know what, I don’t even have it in me to Google what it’s about. The time has come: At least one of the many Game of Thrones spinoffs HBO has threatened to unleash upon us is on the horizon.
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