Trailer A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

Morrus · Oct 9, 2025

Looks like a much more lighthearted take on the Game of Thrones world--bordering on being a comedy. It starts January 18th, 6 episode run, and each episode is only 30 minutes long.

Mannahnin · Oct 9, 2025

Dunk & Egg! I liked the couple of short stories I read about them... oof, many years ago now!

This grabs me more than House of the Dragon did, for sure.

aco175 · Oct 9, 2025

Seems to remind me of something I have seen before.

Mannahnin · Oct 9, 2025

aco175 said:
Seems to remind me of something I have seen before.

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Need to reverse those labels!

Dioltach · Oct 9, 2025

This looks good!

Mannahnin said:
Dunk & Egg! I liked the couple of short stories I read about them... oof, many years ago now!

The first Legends anthology that featured "The Hedge Knight" was published in 1998. Those years weigh heavily on my knees.

Whizbang Dustyboots · Oct 9, 2025

The Dunk & Egg stories are fantastic. Better than ASoI&F, for my money.

Mannahnin · Oct 9, 2025

Dioltach said:
This looks good!

The first Legends anthology that featured "The Hedge Knight" was published in 1998. Those years weigh heavily on my knees.

Same, O brother.

TheSword · Oct 9, 2025

NEVER

FINISHES

ANYTHING

Olgar Shiverstone · Oct 9, 2025

Honestly, I think these are the best stories in GRRM's Westerosi fiction, and I hope HBO does them justice. I really like the "zoomed in" focus on a few key characters and seeing the "real" world, not just the machinations of nobility. The trailer is pretty promising.

Behind it all are huge implications for the future of Westeros, but you don't need to recognize or understand any of that to enjoy the stories.

I wish GRMM would write more of these stories -- in fact if he could only finish one thing, I'd take more Dunk & Egg over TWOW.

ShinHakkaider · Oct 10, 2025

Waaaaaay back at the 2nd New York Comic Con I got my copy of THE HEDGE KNIGHT signed by George RR Martin. This was pre-Game of Thrones being on HBO. Today I was near the front for this panel at NYCC, almost 20 years later...