Looks Like We'll Be Waiting A While For That Targaryen-Focused Game of Thrones Series

If you're still reeling from the Game of Thrones series finale, don't worry. There's still more of the story to be told. It just might be a number of years before you'll have the ability to watch it.


House of the Dragon, the prequel series from HBO that's set to exclusively revolve around Home Targaryen, has been tentatively dated for 2022. HBO President of Programming Casey Bloys estimated that's any time we'll have the ability to tune into the new show while in a recent interview with Deadline.


"My guess is sometime in 2022," he mentioned of the series' eventual premiere, though he noted it was a little also early to decide a more specific date, because the team is just right now starting to write. Yet HBO will be making it a point to get the show out of the preliminary creation process and on television screens around the world.


"For me for now, I think getting House of the Dragon on the air will be the number one priority," Bloys mentioned. "There are no other blinking green lights or anything like that. Sometime down the road who is aware, nevertheless there really are no immediate plans. We are all focusing on House of the Dragon."


House of the Dragon is set 300 years ahead of the events seen in Game of Thrones, and will be a "big, complex show," according to Bloys. It's the final remaining spinoff out of the original four shows that were originally in the works. At this time, it appears the other three remain on hold for the foreseeable future.


If you are a Targaryen stan, and find yourself missing the weekly antics we all enjoyed before Game of Thrones came to an end, you could aspire to, uh, try and keep 2022 open. @We could be looking at the next big fantasy moment by then.