The brilliant mind of George R.R. Martin, author of Game of Thrones, has gifted us with a franchise like no other. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, the newest addition to the expansive universe, premiered on HBO in January 2026.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms‘ first season has brought many lords and knights of the Realm to Ashford.
Fantasy IPs are booming in Hollywood at the moment. The various onscreen pinnacles of Middle-earth, the Wizarding World, and Westeros may be long behind us now, but all of these franchises have fresh adaptations either in the works or, in one case, currently upon us.
[Warning: The following contains MAJOR spoilers for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Season 1 Episode 1.] An instantly captivating Baratheon has entered the mix in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms might not feature any dragons (minus the puppet kind), but it still features plenty of references to George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire.
HBO’s new Game of Thrones spinoff series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, is heading to our screens soon. But unlike the sprawling tales of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms draws on much more concise source material: George R.R.
Not everyone who tunes into A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms will know all about George R.R. Martin’s Tales of Dunk and Egg and why they’re so beloved among the fandom.
In an escalation of tensions right out of the first Targaryen Civil War itself, things between Westeros creator George R.R. Martin and House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal are even worse than we thought.
HBO newest Game of Thrones spinoff, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, will show viewers why fans of A Song of Ice and Fire adore Dunk and Egg. But that’s not the only place they’ll get to see George R.R.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has a much higher bar to clear for me than it does most. I adore Dunk and Egg so much I refer to them as “my boys.” I’ve re-read George R.R.
The next Brienne and Podrick and Arya and the Hound is here. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms brings back the odd couple dynamic seen throughout Game of Thrones for this prequel spinoff based on George R.R.
Soon HBO viewers will get to see why Dunk and Egg hold a special place in the hearts of A Song of Ice and Fire fans. George R.R. Martin’s unlikely duo will also let us experience a different side of Westeros with a very different kind of story than they’re used to.
The newest Game of Thrones spinoff series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, is almost here.
A century before Robert Baratheon’s death fractured the Seven Kingdoms and the Night King returned to Westeros, House Targaryen still ruled. Only, it ruled without dragons.
Stranger Things has been a melting pot of references from across pop culture storytelling ever since day one. And so far, season five is no different. Usually, series creators the Duffer Brothers tend to look at movies from the ’80s and ’90s for inspiration.
HBO is doubling down on its most valuable fantasy franchise, announcing a multi-year plan that will keep viewers immersed in the world of Westeros. The
George R.R. Martin’s problems with House of the Dragon are well-documented, but only true Westeros sickos know the author even has beef with the show’s choice of symbols.
It’s been three years since “House of the Dragon” revitalized the good name of the most iconic small-screen property in the fantasy genre. Now, riding on all the goodwill that was sorely lacking during the last seasons of “Game of Thrones,” HBO is ready to deliver its next George R.R.
George R.R. Martin has "always had trouble" with deadlines. The 77-year-old author had been expected to complete his A Song of Ice and Fire book series
A century before Daenerys Targaryen brought dragons back to the world, a legendary duo roamed the Seven Kingdoms. Their people were not the lord and ladies of the Realm.
Game of Thrones‘ title sequence is one of the most iconic in television history. That weekly, swooping journey across a sprawling map of George Martin’s fantasy realm was almost like a de facto character on the show.
These shows remain beloved, sometimes decades after they left the air. As a result, they show the extent to which TV as a medium is always in flux, always finding new, exciting, and challenging ways to bring the human story to life.
Warning: Spoilers ahead for House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 7 “The Red Sowing.” The penultimate episode of the Targaryen-centered Game of Thrones spin-off is setting the world on fire.
Warning: Spoilers ahead for House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 3. HBO’s series based on George R.R. Martin‘s Fire & Blood novel is picking up steam and ready to breathe fire as it barrels towards the mid-season finale.
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