Ser Duncan the Tall is out of the goose egg frying pan into the 'dragon' fire of Prince Aerion's Trial of Seven in the fourth episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: 'Seven.' Bald-faced & bald-headed lying Egg becomes crying Prince Aegon, who simply wanted to squire for a knight at the Tournament! Hosts Bubba & Catfish ask: Which side would you fight for Aerion or Dunk? + Match Game questions!

A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS / is based on George R.R. Martin's Westeros side tale of Dunk & Egg, about 89 years before the events of A Song of Ice and Fire saga and HBO's Game of Thrones --- and 97 years before House of the Dragon
#GameOfThrones #HouseOfTheDragon #HotD

What did you think?

00:00 Intro
00:02 Questions
00:38 Intro Song
01:57 Catfish's rating
04:14 Bubba's rating
08:48 Match Game 1
14:20 Best/Favorite Scene
20:49 Moral & Immoral Dilemmas
37:48 Catfish speculation
39:39 Catfish Questions
44:28 A Song of Ice Cold and Fire
49:29 Which character won the week?
51:38 Match Game 2
56:38 Who's side: Aerion or Dunk?
1:00:21 Feedback

EPISODE 4 - SEVEN
Dunk angers the Targaryens and demands trial by combat. When Aerion calls for a trial of seven, Dunk must find six warriors to join him in battle.
#akotsk #asoiaf #aknightofthesevenkingdoms s1e4 s1e04 s01e04

Directors
Sarah Adina Smith

Writers
Aziza Barnes (written by)
Annie Julia Wyman (written by)
Ira Parker (written by)

Ira Parker (created by)
&
George R.R. Martin (created by)

George R.R. Martin (based on the book series: "Tales of Dunk and Egg" by)

Cast
Peter Claffey ... Ser Duncan 'Dunk' the Tall
Dexter Sol Ansell ... Egg
Daniel Ings ... Ser Lyonel 'The Laughing Storm' Baratheon
Sam Spruell ... Prince Maekar Targaryen
Finn Bennett ... Prince Aerion 'Brightflame' Targaryen
Bertie Carvel ... Prince Baelor 'Breakspear' Targaryen
Henry Ashton ... Prince Daeron 'the Drunken' Targaryen/Daeron Targaryen
Shaun Thomas ... Ser Raymun 'The Reluctant' Fossoway/Raymun Fossoway
Edward Ashley ... Ser Steffon Fossoway
Daniel Monks ... Ser Manfred Dondarrion
Danny Webb ... Ser Arlan of Pennytree
Bamber Todd ... Young Dunk
Tom Vaughan-Lawlor ... Plummer
Jenna Boyd ... Innkeeper/Fortune Teller
Youssef Kerkour ... Steely Pate
Steve Wall ... Lord Leo 'Longthorn' Tyrell
William Houston ... Ser Robyn Rhysling
Wade Briggs ... Ser Roland Crakehall
Ross Anderson ... Ser Humfrey Hardyng
Danny Collins ... Ser Humphrey Beesbury
Russell Simpson ... Lord Medgar Tully
Tanzyn Crawford ... Tanselle
Abigail O'Regan ... Daisy
Carla Harrison-Hodge ... Beony
Rowan Robinson ... Red
Ellie McHale-Roe ... Lia the Lovely
David Pearse ... Ser Samwell
Donal O'Hanlon ... Ashford Herald
Paul Hunter ... Lord Ashford
Cara Harris ... Lady Gwin
Oscar Morgan ... Valarr Targaryen
J.B. Moore ... Farrier
Tom Godwin ... Ser Symon
Russell Simpson ... Lord Medgar Tully
Ross Anderson

Producers
Sarah Bradshaw (executive producer)
Lisa Byrne (line producer)
Owen Harris (executive producer)
Hiram Martinez (co-executive producer)
Ira Parker (executive producer) (showrunner)
Ryan J. Condal (executive producer)
Vince Gerardis (executive producer)
George R.R. Martin (executive producer)

Composer
Dan Romer

Cinematographers
Federico Cesca (director of photography)
Gustav Danielsson

Editors
Simon Brasse
Brenna Rangott
Paulo Pandolpho (edited by)

Casting
Lucy Bevan
Emily Brockmann

Production Designer
Tom McCullagh

Art Directors
John Merry (supervising art director)
Harry Pain (senior art director)
Archie Campbell-Baldwin
Will Coubrough

Set Decorator
Stephanie Rea

Costume Designer
Lorna Ó Ríordáin (as Lorna Marie Mugan)

Lyin' Egg has revealed his identity - we debate when Egg should've told the Aegon truth to Dunk as we discuss the third episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: 'The Squire.' The episode begins with our heroes eating an Egg McMuffin and ends with Aerion's rude review of the Puppet Show! Podcast hosts Bubba & Catfish answer questions: Should Dunk have joined the Ashford scam? Worst joust move: Horse Trip v. Horse Stab? + Match Game questions!

A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS / is based on George R.R. Martin's Westeros side tale of Dunk & Egg, about 89 years before the events of A Song of Ice and Fire saga and HBO's Game of Thrones --- and 97 years before House of the Dragon
#GameOfThrones #HouseOfTheDragon #HotD

What did you think?

00:00 Intro
00:02 Questions
00:18 Intro Song
01:40 Catfish's rating
04:14 Bubba's rating
08:08 Match Game 1
13:10 Best/Favorite Scene
21:14 Character Countdown
23:33 Immoral Dilemmas
33:12 Catfish speculation
36:58 Match Game 2
40:51 A Song of Fire and Ice Cold
43:08 Which character won the week?
43:58 When should Egg have come clean?
49:07 Feedback

EPISODE 3 - THE SQUIRE

Ser Duncan prepares for the tournament and much more is revealed about Egg.

Directors
Owen Harris
Sarah Adina Smith

Writers
Hiram Martinez (written by)
Annie Julia Wyman (written by)
Ira Parker (written by)

Ira Parker (created by)
&
George R.R. Martin (created by)

George R.R. Martin (based on the book series: "Tales of Dunk and Egg" by)

Cast
Peter Claffey ... Ser Duncan 'Dunk' the Tall
Dexter Sol Ansell ... Egg
Daniel Ings ... Ser Lyonel 'The Laughing Storm' Baratheon
Sam Spruell ... Prince Maekar Targaryen
Finn Bennett ... Prince Aerion 'Brightflame' Targaryen
Bertie Carvel ... Prince Baelor 'Breakspear' Targaryen
Henry Ashton ... Prince Daeron 'the Drunken' Targaryen/Daeron Targaryen
Shaun Thomas ... Ser Raymun 'The Reluctant' Fossoway/Raymun Fossoway
Edward Ashley ... Ser Steffon Fossoway
Daniel Monks ... Ser Manfred Dondarrion
Danny Webb ... Ser Arlan of Pennytree
Bamber Todd ... Young Dunk
Tom Vaughan-Lawlor ... Plummer
Jenna Boyd ... Innkeeper/Fortune Teller
Youssef Kerkour ... Steely Pate
Steve Wall ... Lord Leo 'Longthorn' Tyrell
William Houston ... Ser Robyn Rhysling
Wade Briggs ... Ser Roland Crakehall
Ross Anderson ... Ser Humfrey Hardyng
Danny Collins ... Ser Humphrey Beesbury
Russell Simpson ... Lord Medgar Tully
Tanzyn Crawford ... Tanselle
Abigail O'Regan ... Daisy
Carla Harrison-Hodge ... Beony
Rowan Robinson ... Red
Ellie McHale-Roe ... Lia the Lovely
David Pearse ... Ser Samwell
Donal O'Hanlon ... Ashford Herald
Paul Hunter ... Lord Ashford
Cara Harris ... Lady Gwin
Oscar Morgan ... Valarr Targaryen
J.B. Moore ... Farrier
Tom Godwin ... Ser Symon
Russell Simpson ... Lord Medgar Tully
Ross Anderson

Producers
Sarah Bradshaw (executive producer)
Lisa Byrne (line producer)
Owen Harris (executive producer)
Hiram Martinez (co-executive producer)
Ira Parker (executive producer) (showrunner)
Ryan J. Condal (executive producer)
Vince Gerardis (executive producer)
George R.R. Martin (executive producer)

Composer
Dan Romer

Cinematographers
Federico Cesca (director of photography)
Gustav Danielsson

Editors
Simon Brasse
Brenna Rangott
Paulo Pandolpho (edited by)

Casting
Lucy Bevan
Emily Brockmann

Production Designer
Tom McCullagh

Art Directors
John Merry (supervising art director)
Harry Pain (senior art director)
Archie Campbell-Baldwin
Will Coubrough

Set Decorator
Stephanie Rea

Costume Designer
Lorna Ó Ríordáin (as Lorna Marie Mugan)

Should HBO have made the show PG-13? We discuss the second episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: 'Hard Salt Beef' The episode begins with a big reveal - Ser Arlan have kept that reveal in his pants! Podcast hosts Bubba & Catfish answer questions: How good a knight was Ser Arlan? Which character won the episode? (and His Brother) + adult content Match Game questions!

A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS / is based on George R.R. Martin's Westeros side tale of Dunk & Egg, about 89 years before the events of A Song of Ice and Fire saga and HBO's Game of Thrones --- and 97 years before House of the Dragon
#GameOfThrones #HouseOfTheDragon #HotD

What did you think?

00:00 Intro
00:02 Questions
00:18 Intro Song
01:56 Bubba's rating
04:49 Catfish's rating
09:46 Match Game 1
13:51 Best/Favorite Scene
22:57 Character Countdown
35:42 Match Game 2
38:46 A Song of Fire and Ice Cold
40:34 Catfish speculation
48:08 Which character won the week?
49:41 Should HBO have cut the adult content?
41:57 Has HBO gone 3-for-3?
54:18 Feedback

EPISODE 2 - HARD SALT BEEF

Dunk appeals to several lords to gain entry into the tournament... but Egg advises him to hold onto his pride. When the Targaryens arrive at Ashford, Dunk seizes the moment with Prince Baelor.

Directors
Owen Harris

Writers
Ira Parker (written by)
Aziza Barnes (written by)

Ira Parker (created by)
&
George R.R. Martin (created by)

George R.R. Martin (based on the book series: "Tales of Dunk and Egg" by)

Cast
Peter Claffey ... Ser Duncan 'Dunk' the Tall
Dexter Sol Ansell ... Egg
Daniel Ings ... Ser Lyonel 'The Laughing Storm' Baratheon
Sam Spruell ... Prince Maekar Targaryen
Finn Bennett ... Prince Aerion 'Brightflame' Targaryen
Bertie Carvel ... Prince Baelor 'Breakspear' Targaryen
Henry Ashton ... Prince Daeron 'the Drunken' Targaryen/Daeron Targaryen
Shaun Thomas ... Ser Raymun 'The Reluctant' Fossoway/Raymun Fossoway
Edward Ashley ... Ser Steffon Fossoway
Daniel Monks ... Ser Manfred Dondarrion
Danny Webb ... Ser Arlan of Pennytree
Bamber Todd ... Young Dunk
Tom Vaughan-Lawlor ... Plummer
Jenna Boyd ... Innkeeper
Youssef Kerkour ... Steely Pate
Steve Wall ... Lord Leo 'Longthorn' Tyrell
Wade Briggs ... Ser Roland Crakehall
Ross Anderson ... Ser Humfrey Hardyng
Danny Collins ... Ser Humphrey Beesbury
Russell Simpson ... Lord Medgar Tully
Tanzyn Crawford ... Tanselle
Abigail O'Regan ... Daisy
Carla Harrison-Hodge ... Beony
Rowan Robinson ... Red
Ellie McHale-Roe ... Lia the Lovely
David Pearse ... Ser Samwell
Donal O'Hanlon ... Ashford Herald
Paul Hunter ... Lord Ashford
Cara Harris ... Lady Gwin
Oscar Morgan ... Valarr Targaryen
J.B. Moore ... Farrier
Tom Godwin ... Ser Symon
Russell Simpson ... Lord Medgar Tully
Ross Anderson

Producers
Sarah Bradshaw (executive producer)
Lisa Byrne (line producer)
Owen Harris (executive producer)
Hiram Martinez (co-executive producer)
Ira Parker (executive producer) (showrunner)
Ryan J. Condal (executive producer)
Vince Gerardis (executive producer)
George R.R. Martin (executive producer)

Composer
Dan Romer

Cinematographers
Federico Cesca (director of photography)
Gustav Danielsson

Editors
Simon Brasse
Brenna Rangott
Paulo Pandolpho (edited by)

Casting
Lucy Bevan
Emily Brockmann

Production Designer
Tom McCullagh

Art Directors
John Merry (supervising art director)
Harry Pain (senior art director)
Archie Campbell-Baldwin
Will Coubrough

Set Decorator
Stephanie Rea

Costume Designer
Lorna Ó Ríordáin (as Lorna Marie Mugan)

Has HBO gone 3 for 3 on 'Game of Thrones' shows? We discuss the premiere episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: 'The Hedge Knight'
Squire Slaps, Dunk defecates, blistering bald boys and nice whores! Podcast hosts Bubba & Catfish answer questions: What was the best scene? Which character won the episode? Should the show have been a movie? + the Match Game returns!

A KNIGHT OF THE SEVEN KINGDOMS / is based on George R.R. Martin's Westeros side tale of Dunk & Egg, about 89 years before the events of A Song of Ice and Fire saga and HBO's Game of Thrones --- and 97 years before House of the Dragon
#GameOfThrones #HouseOfTheDragon #HotD

What did you think?

00:00 Intro
00:02 Questions
00:23 Intro Song
01:35 Catfish's rating
03:28 Bubba's rating
05:56 Our novella knowledge
09:09 Match Game 1
12:43 Best/Favorite Scene
19:18 Character Countdown
33:08 Match Game 2
35:19 Which character won the week?
36:10 Should it have been a movie?
41:57 Has HBO gone 3-for-3?
43:07 Feedback

EPISODE 1 - THE HEDGE KNIGHT

On his journey to the forthcoming tournament in Ashford, Dunk meets a clever young boy named Egg, who offers to be his squire.

Directors
Owen Harris
Sarah Adina Smith

Writers
Ira Parker (written by)
Aziza Barnes (written by)
Hiram Martinez (written by)
Annie Julia Wyman (written by)

Ira Parker (created by)
&
George R.R. Martin (created by)


George R.R. Martin (based on the book series: "Tales of Dunk and Egg" by)

Ti Mikkel (written by)
Martin Parker

Cast
Peter Claffey ... Ser Duncan 'Dunk' the Tall
Dexter Sol Ansell ... Egg
Daniel Ings ... Ser Lyonel 'The Laughing Storm' Baratheon
Sam Spruell ... Prince Maekar Targaryen
Finn Bennett ... Prince Aerion 'Brightflame' Targaryen
Bertie Carvel ... Prince Baelor 'Breakspear' Targaryen
Henry Ashton ... Prince Daeron 'the Drunken' Targaryen/Daeron Targaryen
Shaun Thomas ... Ser Raymun 'The Reluctant' Fossoway/Raymun Fossoway
Edward Ashley ... Ser Steffon Fossoway
Daniel Monks ... Ser Manfred Dondarrion
Danny Webb ... Ser Arlan of Pennytree
Bamber Todd ... Young Dunk
Tom Vaughan-Lawlor ... Plummer
Jenna Boyd ... Innkeeper
Youssef Kerkour ... Steely Pate
Steve Wall ... Lord Leo 'Longthorn' Tyrell
Wade Briggs ... Ser Roland Crakehall
Ross Anderson ... Ser Humfrey Hardyng
Danny Collins ... Ser Humphrey Beesbury
Russell Simpson ... Lord Medgar Tully
Tanzyn Crawford ... Tanselle
Abigail O'Regan ... Daisy
Carla Harrison-Hodge ... Beony
Rowan Robinson ... Red
Ellie McHale-Roe ... Lia the Lovely

Producers
Sarah Bradshaw (executive producer)
Lisa Byrne (line producer)
Owen Harris (executive producer)
Hiram Martinez (co-executive producer)
Ira Parker (executive producer) (showrunner)
Ryan J. Condal (executive producer)
Vince Gerardis (executive producer)
George R.R. Martin (executive producer)

Composer
Dan Romer

Cinematographers
Federico Cesca (director of photography)
Gustav Danielsson

Editors
Simon Brasse
Brenna Rangott
Paulo Pandolpho (edited by)

Casting
Lucy Bevan
Emily Brockmann

Production Designer
Tom McCullagh

Art Directors
John Merry (supervising art director)
Harry Pain (senior art director)
Archie Campbell-Baldwin
Will Coubrough

Set Decorator
Stephanie Rea

Costume Designer
Lorna Ó Ríordáin (as Lorna Marie Mugan)

Our wrap up podcast on HOUSE OF THE DRAGON season 2! We discuss:
The season finale didn't have a paradigm-shifting moment? Did it need one?
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: How do you feel about a GoT tv show without ANY dragons or White Walkers or Direwolves?
Listener Feedback!
The Ice and Fire prophecy KEEPS coming up in HotD = how do you feel about it?
Where will the dagger be at the end of HotD?

Prize Giveaway!
SPOILERS: Plotting out Season 3 and 4!
SPOILERS: Free Nettles
SPOILERS: Another Daemon-does-nothing season ahead?
SPOILERS: Rhaenyra parallel

HOUSE OF THE DRAGON: Season 2 is based on George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire saga and HBO's Game of Thrones.
#GameOfThrones #HouseOfTheDragon #HotD

What did you think of this season?

Full Cast & Crew
Writing Credits
George R.R. Martin ... (based on "Fire & Blood" by)
Ryan J. Condal ... (created by)

Cast
Matt Smith ... Prince Daemon Targaryen
Olivia Cooke ... Queen Alicent Hightower
Emma D'Arcy ... Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen
Rhys Ifans ... Ser Otto Hightower
Eve Best ... Princess Rhaenys Targaryen
Fabien Frankel ... Ser Criston Cole
Sonoya Mizuno ... Mysaria 'The White Worm'
Jefferson Hall ... Ser Tyland Lannister
Harry Collett ... Prince Jacaerys 'Jace' Velaryon
Tom Glynn-Carney ... King Aegon Targaryen
Ewan Mitchell ... Prince Aemond Targaryen
Bethany Antonia ... Lady Baela Targaryen
Phoebe Campbell ... Lady Rhaena Targaryen
Phia Saban ... Princess Helaena Targaryen
Matthew Needham ... Lord Larys 'The Clubfoot' Strong
Kieran Bew ... Hugh
Abubakar Salim ... Alyn of Hull
Clinton Liberty ... Addam
Tom Taylor ... Lord Cregan Stark
Sam C. Wilson ... Blood
Mark Stobbart ... Cheese
Phil Daniels ... Maester Gerardys
Kurt Egyiawan ... Maester Orwyle
Paul Kennedy ... Lord Jasper 'Ironrod' Wylde
Luke Tittensor ... Ser Arryk Cargyll
Elliott Tittensor ... Ser Erryk Cargyll
Max Wrottesley ... Ser Lorent Marbrand
Tom Bennett ... Ulf
Simon Russell Beale ... Ser Simon Strong
Freddie Fox ... Ser Gwayne Hightower
Gayle Rankin ... Alys Rivers
Kenneth Collard ... Lord Forrest Frey
Sarah Woodward ... Sabitha Frey
Alistair Brammer
Emeline Lambert ... Princess Alyssa Targaryen
Jamie Kenna ... Ser Alfred Broome
James Dreyfus ... Lord Gormon Massey
Jack Parry-Jones ... Ser Willem Blackwood
Tim Faraday ... Lord Amos Bracken
Anthony Flanagan ... Ser Steffon Darklyn
Abigail Thorne ... Sharako Lohar

Produced by
Ryan J. Condal ... executive producer (showrunner)
Charmaine De Grate ... co-executive producer
Jocelyn Diaz ... executive producer
Pam Fitzgerald ... co-producer
Gabe Fonseca ... supervising producer
Toby Ford ... co-producer
Vince Gerardis ... executive producer
Hannah Godwin ... co-producer
David Hancock ... co-executive producer
Sara Hess ... executive producer
Kevin Lau ... producer
George R.R. Martin ... executive producer
Íde O'Rourke ... associate producer
Megan Ott ... associate producer
Ira Parker ... co-executive producer
Tim Porter ... co-producer
Alexis Raben ... producer
Ron Schmidt ... executive producer
Richard Sharkey ... consulting producer
Eileen Shim ... co-producer
Karen Wacker ... producer
Peter Welter Soler ... line producer: Spain Unit
Greg Yaitanes ... co-executive producer

Music by Ramin Djawadi

Cinematography by P.J. Dillon

Film Editing by Frances Parker

Casting By Kate Rhodes James

Production Design by Jim Clay

Costume Design by Caroline McCall

The season has built to all-out-war! Now wait 2 years!
While we wait: we mud wrestle with Lohar & Tyland, eat & drink with Ulf at Medieval Times, and tattle-tale like Simon Strong! + Alicent is doing 'whatever'?!?
HOUSE OF THE DRAGON: Season 2, Episode 8 'The Queen Who Ever Was' is based on George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire saga and HBO's Game of Thrones.
#GameOfThrones #HouseOfTheDragon #HotD

What did you think of this episode?
As Aemond becomes more volatile, Larys plots an escape, while Rhaenyra looks to press her advantage.

Full Cast & Crew
Directed by
Geeta Vasant Patel

Writing Credits
George R.R. Martin ... (based on "Fire & Blood" by)
Ryan J. Condal ... (created by)
& George R.R. Martin ... (created by)

Sara Hess (written for television)

Cast
Matt Smith ... Prince Daemon Targaryen
Olivia Cooke ... Queen Alicent Hightower
Emma D'Arcy ... Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen
Rhys Ifans ... Ser Otto Hightower
Eve Best ... Princess Rhaenys Targaryen
Fabien Frankel ... Ser Criston Cole
Sonoya Mizuno ... Mysaria 'The White Worm'
Jefferson Hall ... Ser Tyland Lannister
Harry Collett ... Prince Jacaerys 'Jace' Velaryon
Tom Glynn-Carney ... King Aegon Targaryen
Ewan Mitchell ... Prince Aemond Targaryen
Bethany Antonia ... Lady Baela Targaryen
Phoebe Campbell ... Lady Rhaena Targaryen
Phia Saban ... Princess Helaena Targaryen
Matthew Needham ... Lord Larys 'The Clubfoot' Strong
Kieran Bew ... Hugh
Abubakar Salim ... Alyn of Hull
Clinton Liberty ... Addam
Tom Taylor ... Lord Cregan Stark
Sam C. Wilson ... Blood
Mark Stobbart ... Cheese
Phil Daniels ... Maester Gerardys
Kurt Egyiawan ... Maester Orwyle
Paul Kennedy ... Lord Jasper 'Ironrod' Wylde
Luke Tittensor ... Ser Arryk Cargyll
Elliott Tittensor ... Ser Erryk Cargyll
Max Wrottesley ... Ser Lorent Marbrand
Tom Bennett ... Ulf
Simon Russell Beale ... Ser Simon Strong
Freddie Fox ... Ser Gwayne Hightower
Gayle Rankin ... Alys Rivers
Kenneth Collard ... Lord Forrest Frey
Sarah Woodward ... Sabitha Frey
Alistair Brammer
Emeline Lambert ... Princess Alyssa Targaryen
Jamie Kenna ... Ser Alfred Broome
James Dreyfus ... Lord Gormon Massey
Jack Parry-Jones ... Ser Willem Blackwood
Tim Faraday ... Lord Amos Bracken
Anthony Flanagan ... Ser Steffon Darklyn
Abigail Thorne ... Sharako Lohar

Produced by
Ryan J. Condal ... executive producer (showrunner)
Charmaine De Grate ... co-executive producer
Jocelyn Diaz ... executive producer
Pam Fitzgerald ... co-producer
Gabe Fonseca ... supervising producer
Toby Ford ... co-producer
Vince Gerardis ... executive producer
Hannah Godwin ... co-producer
David Hancock ... co-executive producer
Sara Hess ... executive producer
Kevin Lau ... producer
George R.R. Martin ... executive producer
Íde O'Rourke ... associate producer
Megan Ott ... associate producer
Ira Parker ... co-executive producer
Tim Porter ... co-producer
Alexis Raben ... producer
Ron Schmidt ... executive producer
Richard Sharkey ... consulting producer
Eileen Shim ... co-producer
Karen Wacker ... producer
Peter Welter Soler ... line producer: Spain Unit
Greg Yaitanes ... co-executive producer

Music by Ramin Djawadi

Cinematography by P.J. Dillon

Film Editing by Frances Parker

Casting By Kate Rhodes James

Production Design by Jim Clay

Costume Design by Caroline McCall

Our hosts rename Jacaerys as Jace D. Vance, while young Lord Oscar Tully spit more fire than Vermithor, roasting Daemon good! Plus: great match game answers ever! HOUSE OF THE DRAGON: Season 2, Episode 7 'The Red Sowing' is based on George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire saga and HBO's Game of Thrones.
#GameOfThrones #HouseOfTheDragon #HotD

What did you think of this episode?

Full Cast & Crew
Directed by
Loni Peristere

Writing Credits
George R.R. Martin ... (based on "Fire & Blood" by)
Ryan J. Condal ... (created by)
& George R.R. Martin ... (created by)

David Hancock (written for television)

Cast
Matt Smith ... Prince Daemon Targaryen
Olivia Cooke ... Queen Alicent Hightower
Emma D'Arcy ... Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen
Rhys Ifans ... Ser Otto Hightower
Eve Best ... Princess Rhaenys Targaryen
Fabien Frankel ... Ser Criston Cole
Sonoya Mizuno ... Mysaria 'The White Worm'
Jefferson Hall ... Ser Tyland Lannister
Harry Collett ... Prince Jacaerys 'Jace' Velaryon
Tom Glynn-Carney ... King Aegon Targaryen
Ewan Mitchell ... Prince Aemond Targaryen
Bethany Antonia ... Lady Baela Targaryen
Phoebe Campbell ... Lady Rhaena Targaryen
Phia Saban ... Princess Helaena Targaryen
Matthew Needham ... Lord Larys 'The Clubfoot' Strong
Kieran Bew ... Hugh
Abubakar Salim ... Alyn of Hull
Clinton Liberty ... Addam
Tom Taylor ... Lord Cregan Stark
Sam C. Wilson ... Blood
Mark Stobbart ... Cheese
Phil Daniels ... Maester Gerardys
Kurt Egyiawan ... Maester Orwyle
Paul Kennedy ... Lord Jasper 'Ironrod' Wylde
Luke Tittensor ... Ser Arryk Cargyll
Elliott Tittensor ... Ser Erryk Cargyll
Max Wrottesley ... Ser Lorent Marbrand
Tom Bennett ... Ulf
Simon Russell Beale ... Ser Simon Strong
Freddie Fox ... Ser Gwayne Hightower
Gayle Rankin ... Alys Rivers
Kenneth Collard ... Lord Forrest Frey
Sarah Woodward ... Sabitha Frey
Alistair Brammer
Emeline Lambert ... Princess Alyssa Targaryen
Jamie Kenna ... Ser Alfred Broome
James Dreyfus ... Lord Gormon Massey
Jack Parry-Jones ... Ser Willem Blackwood
Tim Faraday ... Lord Amos Bracken
Anthony Flanagan ... Ser Steffon Darklyn

Produced by
Ryan J. Condal ... executive producer (showrunner)
Charmaine De Grate ... co-executive producer
Jocelyn Diaz ... executive producer
Pam Fitzgerald ... co-producer
Gabe Fonseca ... supervising producer
Toby Ford ... co-producer
Vince Gerardis ... executive producer
Hannah Godwin ... co-producer
David Hancock ... co-executive producer
Sara Hess ... executive producer
Kevin Lau ... producer
George R.R. Martin ... executive producer
Íde O'Rourke ... associate producer
Megan Ott ... associate producer
Ira Parker ... co-executive producer
Tim Porter ... co-producer
Alexis Raben ... producer
Ron Schmidt ... executive producer
Richard Sharkey ... consulting producer
Eileen Shim ... co-producer
Karen Wacker ... producer
Peter Welter Soler ... line producer: Spain Unit
Greg Yaitanes ... co-executive producer

Music by Ramin Djawadi

Cinematography by P.J. Dillon

Film Editing by Frances Parker

Casting By Kate Rhodes James

Production Design by Jim Clay

Costume Design by Caroline McCall

Daemon is stuck in a quagmire in Harrenhal, and is the show? Did Larys lose his chance at Hand of the King? Will a new dragon rider change the fortunes of Rhaenyra's Team Black? Plus: great match game answers ever! HOUSE OF THE DRAGON: Season 2, Episode 6 'Smallfolk' is based on George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire saga and HBO's Game of Thrones.
#GameOfThrones #HouseOfTheDragon #HotD

What did you think of this episode?
With few options left, Rhaenyra embarks on a risky venture while Aemond takes steps to reshape the Green Council

Full Cast & Crew
Directed by
Andrij Parekh

Writing Credits
George R.R. Martin ... (based on "Fire & Blood" by)
Ryan J. Condal ... (created by)
& George R.R. Martin ... (created by)

Eileen Shim (written for television)

Cast
Matt Smith ... Prince Daemon Targaryen
Olivia Cooke ... Queen Alicent Hightower
Emma D'Arcy ... Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen
Rhys Ifans ... Ser Otto Hightower
Eve Best ... Princess Rhaenys Targaryen
Fabien Frankel ... Ser Criston Cole
Sonoya Mizuno ... Mysaria 'The White Worm'
Jefferson Hall ... Ser Tyland Lannister
Harry Collett ... Prince Jacaerys 'Jace' Velaryon
Tom Glynn-Carney ... King Aegon Targaryen
Ewan Mitchell ... Prince Aemond Targaryen
Bethany Antonia ... Lady Baela Targaryen
Phoebe Campbell ... Lady Rhaena Targaryen
Phia Saban ... Princess Helaena Targaryen
Matthew Needham ... Lord Larys 'The Clubfoot' Strong
Kieran Bew ... Hugh
Abubakar Salim ... Alyn of Hull
Clinton Liberty ... Addam
Tom Taylor ... Lord Cregan Stark
Sam C. Wilson ... Blood
Mark Stobbart ... Cheese
Phil Daniels ... Maester Gerardys
Kurt Egyiawan ... Maester Orwyle
Paul Kennedy ... Lord Jasper 'Ironrod' Wylde
Luke Tittensor ... Ser Arryk Cargyll
Elliott Tittensor ... Ser Erryk Cargyll
Max Wrottesley ... Ser Lorent Marbrand
Tom Bennett ... Ulf
Simon Russell Beale ... Ser Simon Strong
Freddie Fox ... Ser Gwayne Hightower
Gayle Rankin ... Alys Rivers
Kenneth Collard ... Lord Forrest Frey
Sarah Woodward ... Sabitha Frey
Alistair Brammer
Emeline Lambert ... Princess Alyssa Targaryen
Jamie Kenna ... Ser Alfred Broome
James Dreyfus ... Lord Gormon Massey
Jack Parry-Jones ... Ser Willem Blackwood
Tim Faraday ... Lord Amos Bracken
Anthony Flanagan ... Ser Steffon Darklyn

Produced by Ryan J. Condal ... executive producer (showrunner)Charmaine De Grate ... co-executive producerJocelyn Diaz ... executive producerPam Fitzgerald ... co-producerGabe Fonseca ... supervising producerToby Ford ... co-producerVince Gerardis ... executive producerHannah Godwin ... co-producerDavid Hancock ... co-executive producerSara Hess ... executive producerKevin Lau ... producerGeorge R.R. Martin ... executive producerÍde O'Rourke ... associate producerMegan Ott ... associate producerIra Parker ... co-executive producerTim Porter ... co-producerAlexis Raben ... producerRon Schmidt ... executive producerRichard Sharkey ... consulting producerEileen Shim ... co-producerKaren Wacker ... producerPeter Welter Soler ... line producer: Spain UnitGreg Yaitanes ... co-executive producerMusic by Ramin DjawadiCinematography by P.J. DillonFilm Editing by Frances ParkerCasting By Kate Rhodes JamesProduction Design by Jim ClayCostume Design by Caroline McCall