House of the Dragon News

The excitement continues to build as HBO unveiled the official teaser trailer for the original fantasy serial drama series House of the Dragon on Thursday, May 5, in anticipation of the August 21 D-day.

“Game of Thrones” fans who have been waiting for a fresh dose of medieval fiction from George R.R. Martin couldn’t be happier. Nearly 10 million people tuned in to the series prequel, ‘House of the Dragon’ last Sunday, August 21, 2022, making it the most watched series premiere in HBO and HBO Max history. That’s equivalent to the entire population of Greece or Israel!Read on for everything you need to know about ‘House of the Dragon.’

Warning: This article contains spoilers for 'Game of Thrones.' 'House of the Dragon,' the highly anticipated TV adaptation of George R.R. Martin's prequel to 'The Game of Thrones,' set a record as the most watched premiere in HBO history with nearly 10 million views. The second episode surpassed that number, giving new life to what many believed to be a disgraced franchise. But viewership isn't everything. Viewers will always compare it to the original show, which means the series could easily fizzle out if it doesn't live up to its predecessor's glory. Will it manage to capture the old magic of Westeros, or will it flop? To answer that question, let's forget everything we think we know about this new chapter, the spoilers, and the events in the book, and talk about what really matters: execution. Regardless of what has been written before, 'House of the Dragon' will still need to execute the story well, and in order to do so, it will need certain traits that belonged to the original.

Much of the third episode of 'House of the Dragon' was centered around Rhaenyra Targaryen's inevitable nuptials. Being the stubborn, powerful girl that she is, it's no surprise that she was resistant to the idea. Rhaenyra is picky. She doesn't want to be lorded over, and she wasn't about to be pawned off to a drunken Lannister. But in the books, she does end up marrying, and the story is quite interesting.

There's two fantasy titans in town, and they are squaring off. 'House of the Dragon' dropped its first episode on August 21, and Amazon's 'The Rings of Power' followed closely behind it with its first two episodes premiering on September 2. Now that both series are taking over the conversation, everyone is asking which is better.

Like the predecessor series, HBO Max's House of the Dragon is notorious for its steamy sex scenes and incestuous love affairs. The highly-anticipated prequel spin-off series finally released its first episode on August 21 2022 and it’s already off to a great start, garnering a 90% score on Google Ratings, 85% on Rotten Tomatoes and 8.8/10 on IMDb.Created by George R.R. Martin and Ryan Condal, House of the Dragon portrays the events of two centuries before Game of Thrones.

Recently, actress Olivia Cooke discussed why Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D'Arcy), has been attacked by her character, Queen Alicent Hightower, in House of Dragon episode 7.

Game of Thrones, one of the most phenomenal and famous shows ever, now has its own franchise. Its prequel, The House of the Dragon, has only seven episodes, but it has already made history as a hit on HBO's streaming service, HBO Max. George R. Martin wrote and produced The House of The Dragon, which focuses on Taryagen's family history and transports viewers to a 200-year timeline before the events of Game of Thrones.The premiere of the first episode of House of the Dragon went through the roof when it was seen by almost 10 million people. Within the first week, it was seen by 20 million people, making it the highest-grossing HBO show ever.With the accomplishments of the show and the hype that it brought to the viewers, the HBO company decided that the fans deserve more of it.

The House of the Dragon has revealed that the next Dragon Dreamer was born in the Targaryen clan.

After King Viserys's death, the Iron Throne is currently open. Now, who will rule the Seven Kingdoms, and why is there a war?