“Dragon House” Has Been Renewed for a Second Season After Exploding Ratings for HBO’s Premiere

It’s official: Game of thrones is a bona fide franchisee. HBO has just been updated dragon house for the second season.

This move happened relatively quickly after the series premiered. Continue on Sunday, drawing 10 million viewers overnight, an HBO record for a series start and roughly coinciding with the series premiere. Game of thrones Sixth season. Now, HBO is reporting that within days of the show’s premiere, viewers of the first episode have jumped to 20 million in the US on linear, on-demand and HBO Max platforms.

“We are very proud of everything dragon house The team has completed its first season,” said Francesca Orsi, executive director of programming at HBO. “Our phenomenal cast and crew took on a great challenge and exceeded all expectations to deliver a show that has already established itself as a must-see show on television. Thank you so much [to co-creator and executive producer George R.R. Martin and co-creator and showrunners Ryan Condal and Miguel Sapochnik] For this trip to us. We couldn’t be more excited to continue the epic saga of House Targaryen with a second season.”

HBO Brass was optimistic about Continue And it was previously speculated that the company wanted to give the green light for another round if the debut was strong.

Updating may not be the only important thing ContinueHBO’s future has at least seven Game of thrones Spin-off projects are in development (four scripts, at least three animated). Continue Opening wide enough to warrant a quick Season 2 renewal could bode well for at least one other project getting a series final order.

HBO hasn’t said how many episodes Season 2 will have, but 10 more seems like a safe bet.

case When Will the show come back? It’s the most important question. the first season Continue It took 10 months of filming and massive visual effects post-production work that began in January and continues to this day. Producers will struggle to film and VFX another season by the end of 2023, making it more likely to return in 2024.

Series stars Paddy Considine (Peaky Blinders) as King Viserys Targaryen, Olivia Cooke (player ready first) as Alistair Hightower, Emma D’Arcy (passion to travel) as Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen and Matt Smith (a doctor who) as Prince Daemon Targaryen.