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Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Season 2 Episode 5 of House of the Dragon. In House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 5, Baela emerges as a crucial figure in unifying and supporting Rhaenyra's claim among her divided allies after a tragic loss. Baela offers personal support to...

'House of the Dragon' Is Finally Giving Attention to This Vital Character

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Watch: Game of Thrones' Kit Harington & Rose Leslie Welcome Baby No. 2. The North remembers, and winter is always coming. Which is why Kit Harington briefly stepped back into the Game of Thrones universe for a worthy cause: defeating the Long Night once again. Though Jon Snow previously accomplished...

Kit Harington Makes Surprise Return to Game of Thrones Universe

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Vhagar is not the largest dragon in Westeros.

Biggest Dragons in House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones - Ranked

War has officially arrived in House of the Dragon season 2. And much like the second season of Game of Thrones, that means Westerosi geography is about to play a much bigger role in the show and our ability to understand it. In fact, the Greens’ war council in this season’s third episode is probably just a preview of the important wartime tactical discussions to come.

What’s up with the Riverlands in House of the Dragon?

As fire burns through the sky and the blood of dragons boils the smallfolk hundreds of feet beneath them, Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith) finds himself haunted in Harrenhal. The run-down castle was identified as significant in the war due to its position in the Riverlands; Rhaenyra’s husband fled there to gain control over it — and escape his wife — and has been followed by a presence manifesting in his mind. He can’t walk the halls of the castle without visions of the past and, possibly, the future. Is Harrenhal haunted, or is Daemon?

Daemon’s nightmares tie him to a much bigger Targaryen tradition

We are making waffles one last time for the prolific voice actor who voiced Donkey in the 4 previous international Shrek films, who has sadly passed away. Shrek, the grumpy green ogre with a heart of gold, has become a pop culture icon since his debut in 2001. The brainchild of DreamWorks Animation, the Shrek franchise has spawned four films, a spin-off, a successful television series, and even a foray into the theme park world. This article dives into the lovable ogre’s world, exploring the films, characters, box office success, and lasting impact.

Renowned Actor, Famous as Donkey in ‘Shrek’, Dies

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In the haunted halls of Harrenhal, Daemon (Matt Smith) continues to see the ghosts of the girl he once knew. He dreams he’s in the Throne Room of the Red Keep, walking toward the Iron Throne just as his descendent Daenerys Targaryen will in the centuries to come. He finds another Targaryen queen, a young Rhaenyra (a returning Milly Alcock) accusing him of treason in their mother tongue. “You created me Daemon. Yet, you are now set on destroying me,” she says in Valyrian as he begs her to stop. “All because your brother loved me more than he did you.” In a fury, Daemon slices dream Rhaenyra’s head off but as Viserys’ crown clanks to the ground, her decapitated head creepily asks, “This is what you always wanted, is it not?”

House of the Dragon recap: The dragons dance

For decades, George R. R. Martin has welcomed fantasy lovers into the rich world of his A Song of Ice and Fire series. Initially, the books were spread by word of mouth, but in 2011, HBO released its television adaptation, Game of Thrones, which dominated popular culture throughout the 2010s. Unfortunately, the show's popularity declined in its later seasons when it overtook the books until it all came crashing down during the abysmal final season.

10 'Game of Thrones' Plots to Also Anticipate in the Books

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The latest episode of "House of the Dragon" includes a major change to the Targaryen family tree not featured in "Fire and Blood." Here's why it's important.

'House of the Dragon' just made a major change not in the book. It could make the Targaryen family tree even more complicated.

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The cat distribution system is a familiar meme to the very online, perhaps less so to “House of the Dragon” viewers. That concept plays into the very real phenomenon of the pet owner who doesn’t plan to be. Sometimes we see the beginning of the coerced adoption process, with a person filming their first encounters with some adorable fuzzball up to the moment they decide to take them home.

"House of the Dragon": What it means when a dragon swipes right

Game of Thrones has always been more of a serious show in HBO’s lineup, but the series has been known to make the odd cameo or two—like Ed Sheeran playing a Lannister soldier in the original series. Interestingly, the latest episode of House that Dragons Built revealed that...

Fans Almost Missed George R.R. Martin's Cameo in House of the Dragon's Latest Episode

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 6. Seasmoke is a playful dragon who chooses his riders based on bonds, not bloodlines. Addam of Hull becomes Seasmoke's new rider, proving that dragons are like big fire-breathing puppies. The dragons in House of the...

'House of the Dragon' Season 2 Just Gave Us Its Most Hilarious Dragon Scene

Tessarion is one of the most beautiful dragons in Westeros, and House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 7 teases that we may very well see her soon. There’s been no shortage of dragons in the Game of Thrones prequel, but there’s one major beast that’s been missing. Not to mention her rider, who’s also currently MIA.

House of the Dragon: Tessarion and her rider explained

"House of the Dragon" season two is heating up. Episode 7 could change everything. George R.R. Martin's "Fire & Blood" series is the blueprint. However, this episode could veer away. The mysterious dragon called Sheepstealer is in the limelight. So too is Rhaena Targaryen. Their bonding could shake things up.

Meet House of the Dragon's New Dragon in Season 2 Episode 7

Most would agree that Game of Thrones fans felt robbed of an epic finale to one of the most popular television shows and saying they were disappointed with the final season is an understatement. Despite the immense let-down, some moments and characters continue to reign as some of the greatest in television history. Based on George R.R, Martin's novel, A Song of Ice and Fire, Game of Thrones delivered incredibly well-developed characters, such as Princess Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke), Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) and Brienne of Tarth (Gwendoline Christie), but one character who was a major fan favorite was the heroic underdog of Winterfell, Jon Snow.

The 10 Best Jon Snow Quotes from ‘Game of Thrones,’ Ranked

The return of Spartacus after a ten-year hiatus was reason enough for fans of the franchise to be hyped about it. However, a new piece of information unveiled by Deadline just revealed that Spartacus: House of Ashur will be even more of a must-watch due to one of its cast members. Lucy Lawless (Xena: Warrior Princess) is returning to the series as Lucretia, and the fan-favorite character is coming back in a guest-starring role. Starz is yet to reveal a release window for the series.

'Spartacus' Is Bringing Back This Iconic Villain For Sequel Series

Warning: Full spoilers follow for House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 7. Ever since we met Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) and her brother Viserys (Harry Lloyd) on Game of Thrones, there was one thing that the show established: Long ago, Targaryens were Dragon Lords and it was their royal, often incestuous, bloodline that allowed them — and ultimately Daenerys — to bond with dragons and rule Westeros. House of the Dragon has given us a deeper insight into the period when the Targaryens ruled with their dragons alongside them, but in Episode 7, the penultimate hour of Season 2, we learned a shocking secret that will likely play a part in their downfall: normal people – small folk – and bastards can ride dragons too.

The Rules of Dragons Just Changed Forever on House of the Dragon

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House of the Dragon just added a whole new layer to George R.R. Martin's Targaryen character who went MIA from the game of thrones.

House Of The Dragon Dropped A Reveal About George R.R. Martin's Lost Targaryen, And Now I'm Nervous For Season 2 Finale

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House of the Dragon is finally acknowledging Daeron Targaryen.

House of the Dragon Mentions Another Key Dragon We Still Haven't Seen

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When horror fans talk about horror movies, they always stress one thing. No matter what subgenre the film belongs to, whether it’s about hauntings, vampires, home invasions, or demonic possession, they’re always “really about” something else. Werewolf cinema has run the gamut from the bloody terror...

Kit Harrington’s ‘The Beast Within’ Is the Next Great Werewolf Horror Story

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House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 7 Review – \"The Red Sowing\"

It may share a theme song with Game of Thrones, but House of the Dragon is its own big, scaly beast. As it did in season...

House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 7 Review – "The Red Sowing"

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