Check out the bloopers from A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
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.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms quickly became immensely popular and brought back memories of the glory days of Game of Thrones, while Ser Duncan the Tall and Egg became pop culture icons. Now everyone is waiting for the already confirmed continuation, which is actually already being filmed and is expected to be released in 2027, but until then we will have to live without this wonderful series.
To ease the wait, the Game of Thrones team has now dropped a charming video with bloopers from the shoot, which hint at a much warmer vibe on set than the dramatic story would suggest.
Before you watch, we would like to remind you that it contains clips from all parts of the first season and is therefore full of spoilers, so keep that in mind.
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