'House Of The Dragon' To Conclude With Season 4. Check Details Here
'House of the Dragon' will come to an end with Season 4. The third season of the show will begin production in early 2025.
Fans continue to express their disappointment with the Season 2 finale of 'House of the Dragon'. Netizens are calling the finale, "worse than the Game of Thrones" final episode. In the latest entertainment news, it has now been confirmed how many seasons 'House of the Dragon' will run. As per Variety, during a press conference discussing the Season 2 finale, showrunner and co-creator Ryan Condal revealed that the 'Game of Thrones' prequel will include two more seasons, and will conclude with Season 4.
He also said that the third season is currently being written, and it will go into production in "earlyish 2025."
When asked about how many episodes Season 3 will have, Condal said, "I haven’t had discussions with HBO about it. I would just anticipate the cadence of the show, from a dramatic storytelling perspective, will continue to be the same from Season 2 on.”
For the unversed, 'A Song Of Ice And Fire' author George RR Martin, had previously stated on his personal blog that he believes that it would take four seasons of 10 episodes each to do justice to 'Dance Of The Dragons' story from his 'Fire And Blood' book.
During the press conference, Condal also addressed why the Season 2 finale, did not include the Battle of the Gullet, an iconic story beat from 'Fire & Blood'.
“We were trying to give the Gullet, which is arguably the most anticipated — well, I would say maybe the second-most-anticipated — action event of ‘Fire & Blood,’ trying to give it the time and the space that it deserves,” Condal said.
“Obviously, as anybody that’s seen the finale, we’re building to that event. That event will happen very shortly in terms of the storytelling of ‘House of the Dragon," he added.
Speaking further, he said, “Based on what we know now, it should be the biggest thing to date that we’ve pulled off,” Condal said.
“And we just wanted to have the time, the space to do that at a level that is going to excite and satisfy the fans and in the way it’s deserved.”
