House Of The Dragon announces start of second season production with picture of big, uncomfortable chair
HBO is putting in adding a second story to its House Of The Dragon, and it’s already adding some furniture
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Furniture has never been one of Westeros’ strong suits. Yet, for whatever reason, the residents of that nightmarish hellscape are incredibly proud of their stabby furnishings, no matter how hard it is to work in a good rump groove. Go figure. Comfort and ergonomics don’t figure much into George R.R. Martin’s fantasy masterwork. Still, HBO knows there’s nothing like a big, pointy chair to excite fans for the next season of House Of The Dragon.
HBO announced that House Of The Dragon season two had begun production earlier today. The news comes only a week after we received word that the season might have fewer episodes than the last, moving two episodes from season two to a potential season three. Nevertheless, the big news is that HBO’s ordered another round of Negroni sbagliato, so we all better stock up on Campari and Prosecco.
“House Of The Dragon has returned,” said showrunner Ryan Condal. “We are thrilled to be shooting again with members of our original family as well as new talents on both sides of the camera. All your favorite characters will soon be conspiring at the council tables, marching with their armies, and riding their dragons into battle. We can’t wait to share what we have in store.”
Last week, Variety reported that House of The Dragon might be getting a little brother or sister, courtesy of HBO. Another Game Of Thrones prequel about the Aegon I Targaryen’s conquest of Westeros is being “actively discussed” at the network. Though HBO has not confirmed the news series, considering the monster viewership House Of The Dragon brought in, it hardly seems surprising. Clearly, HBO is invested in the future of uncomfortable TV and furniture, so it only makes sense to marry the two in more Game Of Thrones. We’ll see if any monarch finally smartens up and trades their kingdom for a cushion.
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I hear they’ve been working hard to drain even more color out of the show this season.
Color drain and light drain. It will basically be all scenes in the dark.
And it turns out that Aegyn the Blind was named that because during his reign, it was continuous night for 30 years. It wasn’t that he was blind, it’s that it was too dark to see.
That’s what I do. I sit, and I watch things.
You stick ‘em with the pointy chair.
They need to focus more on the interesting houses like the Lannisters and starks
Maybe keep those two episodes and shelve the plans for another series for now?
Woohoo now we get to wait another 2 years for like 8 episodes, and I will have to rewatch the first season to remember wtf is going on.