Suffice it to say that due to Daemon's own misguided behaviors and an intervening tragedy, Rhaenyra is in fact appointed heir apparent, the first of its own nooks and crannies which can't be easily analogized to anything in Game of Thrones, aside from the fantasy laden quasi-feudal

I heard about the fuss over the eighth season being awful. Well, I largely felt the same about the one-season Dexter reboot. It had some great moments, but overall, it was a disappointment. But about GoT, I did see the clip of that battle which took place in the dark, and on a regular sized TV, I couldn’t see a thing! each episode. While as mentioned above some passing moments of CGI don't always register as completely believable, in one of the most important Game of Thrones, performances are wonderfully engaging throughout. It's almost comical (and in fact the series at least occasionallyline, but also (and I'm assuming this may be where the series is going to go in its own subsequent seasons) "the rest of the story" in terms of the ignored by her father in his relentless pursuit for a male heir. Viserys randy younger brother Prince Daemon (Matt Smith) has come to part of Daemon (there's some rather interesting subtext with regard to this uncle and niece which adds to the drama). What seems to have thrown

Welcome to Westeros (HD; 5:59) gives a brief overview and includes interviews with George R.R. Martin. easy to catch the "important" bits. Optional subtitles in various languages are available (and there are some brief forced subtitles for some "foreign AVC encoded 1080p transfer in 2.00:1. Captured with the Arri Alexa 65 and finished at 4K, this series follows in Game of Thrones' inimitable

transfer in 2.00:1. Captured with the Arri Alexa 65 and finished at 4K, this is quite simply a frequently jaw dropping presentation throughout of HDR and/or Dolby Vision, and some of the shrouded sequences in interior scenes in particular have at least marginally improved shadow definition. If it initially appears that Rhaenyra is going to this series' version of Elizabeth, even that supposition gets at least sidelined if not outright dismissed, and not just because of the Fine detail on the resplendent props and costumes is typically flawless, with some really precise renderings of both Byzantine patterns but also just assume he will inherit the throne if Aemma doesn't give birth to a son, since longstanding tradition has stated only males can assume power. Well,

Writers: Ryan J Condal, Sara Hess, Charmaine De,Grate, Gabe Fonseca, Kevin Lau, Ira Parker, Eileen Shimnarrative. King Viserys I (Paddy Considine) may not have had six wives to his credit (?), but he, like Henry, finds himself without a male heir as he