The universe of Game of Thrones continues its expansion with a new season of the franchise's most successful spin-off, House of the Dragon. The wait between the first and second season was two years and the series team is repeating the strategy. Fans have had to test their patience for two more years. Finally, on June 22, HBO will release the first of eight new episodes, which will be an hour long. HBO maintains the broadcast plan and the number of episodes per season —the first had 10—, and will release them weekly, every Monday, to offer the season's final episode on August 10. The platform has also announced that it will conclude the series with a fourth season which, following the series' timeline, is expected to premiere around 2028, and will conclude the Targaryen era.

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Winter is coming, but this time to a cinema. Warner is preparing a film set in the universe of Game of Thrones, which would be the first cinematic foray into the franchise. According to Page Six Hollywood and reported by Variety, Beau Willimon, the showrunner of House of Cards and Andor, has written a first version of the script that is already in the hands of Warner executives. This would be the first step for the studio to give the green light to the Game of Thrones film.

The franchise of Thunder GamesOne of the most popular series in HBO Max history is expanding: after The House of the DragonQuite similar to the original series in tone, the platform is now premiering The Knight of the Seven KingdomsA proposal that departs considerably from the grandiosity and epic scope of the first title. The new series is simpler, smaller, and has a charming quality. It also has moments of humor, sometimes basic, sometimes scatological. However, there are no dragons. In short, it's a classic adventure story starring a knight and his squire, both with unorthodox origins considering their occupations. The series, which consists of six episodes lasting between 30 and 40 minutes, premieres this Monday on HBO Max.