House of the Dragon is back after a lengthy hiatus, and Season 2 is another decent effort for the Game of Thrones prequel. The sophomore run has many good aspects, but the execution could be much better. Instead of diving straight into the action and intrigue, the series continues setting up the conflicts to come,
When Game of Thrones wrapped up its run after eight seasons, it seemed it had ruined any chance of a spinoff due to the poor fan reaction to the final season. House of the Dragon, a prequel charting the downfall of the Targaryen dynasty, premiered in 2022 and delivered plenty of fantasy drama to reignite
House of the Dragon Season 2 will return to TV screens this summer. HBO kicked off the promotional campaign for the sophomore season of the Game of Thrones spinoff on Thursday – and it’s a unique approach. Instead of releasing one trailer, we got two—one focused on Team Black and another on Team Green. The
House of the Dragon has added several cast members for Season 2 as fans await for the popular HBO series to return. The series is based on parts of George R.R. Martin’s Fire & Blood, a prequel to Game of Thrones with the events set 200 years prior. The critically acclaimed series follows the events
House of the Dragon became an overnight success for HBO. The new series is a prequel to its previous hit, Game of Thrones, and centers on House Targaryen. Heading the clan at the start of the season was King Viserys (Paddy Considine). Still, by the season’s close, his daughter, Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, was now expected
Throughout eight seasons of Game of Thrones, viewers heard the Lannisters constantly talking about their Castle, Casterly Rock. House Lannister was one of the major players throughout this series, with Cersei (Lena Headey) even fighting Daenyra Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) for the Iron Throne. However, not once did we catch a glimpse of this impressive stronghold
When House of the Dragon premiered earlier in the year, Alicent Hightower was introduced as a young maiden who was heavily influenced by her father. Originally portrayed by Emily Carey, in Episode 6, the character was aged up and Olivia Cooke stepped into the role. Around the same time, an interview between herself and fellow
House of the Dragon has been a massive success for HBO this year and is already confirmed for Season 2, which will not likely air until 2024. Designed as a prequel to their original series, Game of Thrones, this story took a deep dive into House Targaryen. Having to traverse a long period of time
Season 1 of House of the Dragon saw the introduction of two warring sides of the Targaryen empire, and this is set to continue in Season 2 of the hit epic fantasy series. The new series opened with King Viserys (Paddy Considine) as the ruler of Westeros, but his wife had yet to bear a
It turns out that acting can be a pretty dangerous occupation, according to Paddy Considine. The actor portrayed Viserys Targaryen, King of Westeros, in the first season of House of the Dragon. Known as a kind king — which is unusual for the Targaryens — he was also often ridiculed for avoiding conflict. Yet, when