Westeros

Hot on the heels of the finale of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, WaterTower Music—Warner Bros. in-house label—has announced that the season 1 soundtrack, composed by Dan Romer, is now available to stream from multiple sources such as Spotify, Soundcloud, Tidal… and Youtube. We contacted Romer after the first episode, asking particularly about the title of the closing music that impressed us so much and whether a soundtrack would be released, and he did say he hoped it’d be out quite soon. Looks like he delivered.

And speaking of that episode 1 final track, our favorite from the show, it turns out it’s titled “The Luck is Ours Alone.” Of course!

We’re back one last time (almost!) to discuss the finale of the first season of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, and we certainly have some thoughts about the episode.

As we discuss at the end, we are considering scheduling a live stream to go over the season a last time, but we’ll see how feasible that is—been quite a few years since we last did a live stream.

And here it is, the teaser that HBO is launching to announce the June release of the third season of House of the Dragon. Unusually (at least to my knowledge), they have made it a public premiere event ahead of time, publicizing exactly when it would launch.

HBO’s social medias have spread the word: the first teaser for the upcoming season of House of the Dragon will be released tomorrow…

And not just that. The promotional poster for this news also includes a date: June. We don’t know the exact day, but it looks like it’s just four short months until a dynastic clash of dragons is back on the screen.

After five years of gestation, the long-in-the-works theatrical production based on the events of the tourney at Harrenhal has come to fruition. Per the press release we just received:

See the rest of the press release below, but all we can say is wow. Incredibly exciting to finally see things come to fruition… and it explains, I think, why George spent a deal a time in the UK recently (well, that, and season 2 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms being under way).

The penultimate episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has aired, and Linda and Elio are back to discuss their thoughts on the episode, go over changes from “The Hedge Knight”, and discuss a bit of world-building:

See below for additional videos from HBO—the final episode trailer and the “Inside the Episode”—plus a link to the translation of Ser Arlan of Pennytree’s Dothraki(!) song from Dothraki language creator, David J. Peterson

While this notice is a bit late, we actually posted our review, discussion, and book-to-screen commentary for episode 4 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, “Seven”, over on Youtube yesterday. You can see it below:

Next Sunday’s episode is titled “Seven”.

Below, you can also see the “Inside the Episode” as well as the teaser for the penultimate, 5th episode, “In the Name of the Mother.”

Just got the press release from HBO:  the 4th episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms will premiere very early on HBO Max streaming, ahead of its regularly-scheduled release on the HBO cable channel. How early? Here’s what HBO has to say:

See below for the preview for the episode, as well as the Making of a Knight documentary that covers the technical aspects of the previous two episodes! And if you haven’t seen it, here’s our review of episode 3, “The Squire”.

We’ve posted our review, discussion, and book-to-screen commentary for episode 3 of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, “The Squire”, over on Youtube! You can see it below:

Next Sunday’s episode is titled “Seven”.