From certain metrics, "Game of Thrones" was and is the largest TV show of all time. At no other moment in history - and at the moment, in this case, I think for a few years - there is no series that sat so definitely on the throne (pardoning the pane) on the television. It was a cultural phenomenon, unlike anyone else, and so was the least surprising thing in the world when HBO announced that it plans to massively expand the franchise with various spin-offs after the initial show ended.

Those plans started on something rocky rates mainly the negative response to season 8 "Game of Thrones"which will be lowered as a bag with a bag with a gargantic scale. But for more than half a decade, Ere faded, and the first big spin-off, "Dragon House", has returned the world of Westeros to critical recognition. The third live series with action, "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," premiere in 2026But these are not the only projects that are published.

The number of published or speculated spin-off-off, extensions and prophecies of Game of Thrones is something stunning. A few that seem to be currently in the works include a show that covers Egon conquering Westeros winner and foretelling for Robert's Roberte's rebellion against the Targaryen dynasty. However, much more have already been canceled. Their watch ended before it started, so let's destroy the "Game of Thrones" shows that they were almost, but they weren't.

One of the first reported spin-off-off-offs has also become one of the first to be officially canceled. The "Flick bottom" took its name from the poor area of ​​King Landing, which features visibly in the original series. The concept will have a detailed life in this bad part of Westeros, with many potentials for intersecting stories in such a crowded and complicated place.

We never got any official word from HBO on when the show would happen. The view of the basic level of the general population could be an interesting perspective that will continue the story after End of Season 8 "Game of Thrones"But given the state of that fictional world at that moment on the timeline, it seems more likely to get something set up a little earlier-maybe during Robert Searchteon's reign, or the late, post-crawl years of the Targarien dynasty.

HBO officially killed the project by mid -2021, and it is not difficult to see why. The franchise built its reputation with massive, widespread epics, and the show set up in the poor area of ​​the world's most lucrative city does not fit exactly that brand image. However, it is easy to imagine how the "flek bottom" could become a very interesting show, digging in the underground of Westeros and the ways in which superpowering copyrights cause devastating consequences for their citizens.

No spin-off "Game of Thrones" canceled in the process of producing a "bloody month". Announced as a planned monitoring of the original series before the "House of the Dragon" claims that role, the show would take place on time of often referenced "the age of the heroes" than the books of George RD Martin-time when the Westeros civilization was much less modern and more magical. The primary conflict would turn on White pedestrians and the so -called "long night" When they last attacked and were pushed back to the north.

"The blood month really stands out as different, with a unique world -class building," said FBO EVP and head of play Francesca Orsi. Hollywood reporter In 2022. "He felt a very adult, sophisticated and intelligent, and had a thematic conversation at the center of it about the compensation in the face of colonialism and religious extremism." Highly budgeted view of Westeros's more mystical history, all with some thematic deep -seated ideas ... Sounds fantastic, right?

So what went wrong? In part, it was a lack of knowledge of Martin's part that returned the show. "We are dealing with much more primitive people," the author told Tr. "There were still no dragons. Much of the pilot was turning around the wedding of the southern house to the northern house and entered the whole history of white pedestrians." While that specific story was well developed, the larger state of the world was something Martin did not use in previous writing, leaving the creative team of the show to their own devices when it comes to huge parts of the history and building of the world. A $ 35m pilot was shot dead, with Natom Watts starring and writer/producer Kingsman: The Secret Service/Producer Janeain Goldman served as a shower. Despite that mass investment, HBO decided to be able to the project.

Another idea idea that digging in Westeros's distant history was "Ten thousand ships" that will follow Princess Nimeria from Royar About 1,000 years before the start of "Game of Thrones". The title of the series was extracted from the legend of Nimeria, who led the remaining roarnar across the sea to Dorn, after being ousted by his homeland by Valiarian Fonhold.

Nimeria's name is often consumed in Game of Thrones because that is the name Aria Stark gives her Direwolf at the beginning of the series - a symbol of Aria's desire to become a famous female warrior.

While this show was taken out of the HBO calendar, there is actually some more hope that it can come back. The original version, which is attributed to Amanda Segel and writer/director of "Knight Story", was eventually sheltered by the net, but there was a word for a different version that makes the circles. "It turned out great, but I think they felt that my show's period was too far from the pillars of the original," Helgland said. Inverse In 2024, referring to his original concept, which he described as "the story of Moses, but changed him for Nimeria". The theoretical production would be incredibly complex and expensive by the sound of it, with Helgland describing Roinar "living in a raft city that was tied together, this big floating city."

Just a few months after Helgeland's conversation with Inverse, George Rd Martin announced on his Personal blog That the winner of the Pulitzer Prize Eboni Booth took a crack in the project. There have been no official updates ever since.

Of all the ideas for spin-off playing "Game of Thrones" that scattered near the end of the show, only one would give the original Serie A direct sequel. Temporarily titled "Snow", the show will play Keith Farrington as Jonon Snow at the next season 8. According to A. Blog -Post By Martin on June 23, 2022, The Harrington kit itself set the idea And brought some of the initial people to form creative and manufacturing teams.

In 2024, said Harrington Fun weekly That the series was sheltered, saying, "It's not happening - and it doesn't happen any time anyway. We missed some ideas around and nothing burned us." While he left the door open for the show to continue the development somewhere later along the line, the chances look slim.

With righteousness, making a direct sequel to the controversial last season of "Game of Thrones" can be a proposal. "House of the Dragon" benefits from its narrative distance from the original series, which ended in a way that many fans still think they are embarrassed. The sequel to Jonon Snow will deal with all those latest points of plot directly, so it makes sense why the team gathered to fight to oppose a convincing premise.

Continuing from definitely canceled and constantly glued, it seems appropriate to discuss several series of "Game of Thrones", which still look like long shots, but can happen at some point in the future. Both are planned animated series, marking the transition from the franchise roots to the franchise.

The first will follow the character "House of the Dragon" Lord Corlis Vellarion, the Sea Snake, a series of adventures and campaigns from his youth. "Nine trips" is a working title. Recently, in January 2024, the creator Rome and "Mentalist" Bruno Heller was attached to the pilot scenario.

Another animated series, with the working title "Golden Empire", will focus on the Esos region of SHI, based on Imperial China. Martin has confirmed that the project will be animated if it does through development. In an interview in 2024 with Fun weeklyThe author also claims that three animated shows "Game of Thrones" were at the HBO table, which means there is still at least one surprise.