Remember how we had to wait three years between season 1 and 2 of "Grade", and all panic? For that job, remember when almost Two Years of Season 1 and Season 2 of the "Dragon House", and even it felt painful? Well, I guess Else Spin-off "Game of Thrones" and his premiere date.

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"Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" was supposed to start running in 2025, but during the presentations of the above (after Fun weekly), a premium network - which Also Posted It changes the name of his commercial streamer back to HBO Max (One of the Least Surprising Moves of All Time)-Said that "a knight of the Seven Kingdoms" will now have to wait until 2026. Westeros, was more specificly minioned, it's easy to assume that we just won get get get anything HBO's "Game of Thrones" properties or new -processed HBO MAX in 2025.

This is, without a doubt, disappointing, especially after Season 2 of the "Dragon House", which adapts the written history of George RD Martin to the Targaryi Fire and Blood family, was reduced from 10 to eight episodes and ended up on a fairly abrupt note. Not only that, but also talking about the disturbing trend on a small screen, where the audience ends up waiting years and years for the new season of their favorite show. (For comparison, Game of Thrones usually had similar technical challenges to overcome and still managed to release seasons of relatively dependent schedule in the world before streaming.)

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So now that we have Two Different properties of "Game of Thrones" that will not come out by 2026, what should we know about them (or, more precisely, to remember in the "Dragon House" case)?

Let's start with "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms", which marks the second main "Game of Thrones" spin-off And it is based on a series of novels by George RD Martin for "dunk" and "egg" - two characters growing to be Sir Duncan (who led Kingsgard) and King Egon v. Targaryen, respectively. (Martin will really do anything Except to write "Winds of Winter", huh?)

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Dunk is shown by the actor and former rugby player Peter Clafi, while the egg, who is only Prince Egon Targaryen at the beginning of this story, plays Dexter Sol Ansel (a younger artist who can briefly be seen as a young Coriolanus Snow in "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Drake". Other main members of the cast include Giant Bennett (as an older egg of the egg, Aerion "Brightflem" Targarien), Bertie Carwell (Prince Baeller "Breyksar" Targarien, Uncle of the Egg) and his home)

In terms of the timeframe of a larger franchise, the "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" takes place nearly a century before the events shown in "Game of Thrones", but well after the dance of dragons we will eventually see in the "Dragon House". (The second is the name of the civil war Targaryen that breaks the powerful family.) "The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms", on the other hand, follows the dunk and egg as they both grow up and accept their destinies - a story that was supposedly For starters in 2025, but that is no longer happening ... and I suppose he will have to wait for season 3 of the "Dragon House".

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As for the "Dragon House", that Spin-off started running in 2022 and introduced us to Ranires Targaryen, ancestor of Emilia Clark's "Game of Thrones" (As he played as a teenager by Milli Alcock and as an adult by Emma D'Ars). And besides right away After the poor man died in Season 1, he raised against her ex-best friend of the stepmother Queen Alikent Haitauer (Olivia Cook) and her son Alicenter with Visisis, King Agon II Targaryen (Tom Glyn).

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The second season of the "Dragon House" began quite strong after set a whole bunch of conflicts in its inaugural episode, but after all, she ended up Saving all well -placed pieces found through "Fire & Blood" for Season 3. The episode order for the whole season was unexpectedly reduced from 10 to eight, as I already mentioned, which means that episode 8 comes to ... quite a sharp end as he set the battle of Gutte and the attack on raising on King's landing. Knowing that we probably have to wait Even longer Now to see that those battles are being done is definitely frustrating, but there is nothing to do, except to rethink all "Game of Thrones" or the first two seasons of House of the Dragon. Both are striming at (HBO) MAX now.

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