A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

The latest Game of Thrones spinoff is a little different to what came before it, but it's equally entertaining nonetheless.

If you've read the book, this is in a way somewhat fitting.

Don't go expecting another medieval equivalent of the Super Bowl in Dunk & Egg's second adventure.

We now know who will be playing Lady Rohanne, Ser Bennis, and Ser Eustace Osgrey.

Even though the first season was almost perfect, it goes without saying that not all shots went as planned, as we can now see in this delightful video.

With the Dunk & Egg stories being separate novellas, it's difficult to find ways to squeeze other characters back into the story, but Ira Parker believes there will be a way.

Bertie Carvel loved playing Baelor Targaryen in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: "It's about standing up to bullies. One needs stories that remind you that those things are really worthwhile".

Ira Parker's dream is to come back every ten years or so to catch up with Dunk & Egg.

It will still be six episodes, but the episodes might not be as long as Season 1.

The series creator Ira Parker tell us about his influences on the new Game of Thrones spin-off on HBO.

These outlines could help push A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms to have more seasons than even Game of Thrones.

The Game of Thrones spinoff show will debut in mid-January.

Starring Dexter Sol Ansell and Peter Claffey, the limited series will premiere on HBO on January 19th next year.

The showrunners are firmly sticking with the series feeling like a more grounded story in the world of the Seven Kingdoms.

The Game of Thrones prequel series was set to begin this year.

While $10 million per episode sounds like a lot, HBO was pretty happy with it.