Season one of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms wrapped up on Sunday night (February 22) on HBO, and season two is on the way.
In one cheeky moment towards the end of the episode, Egg corrected Dunk when Dunk said there were 7 kingdoms. Egg actually said there were 9, and then named them. Dunk looked shocked.
A title card then appeared on the screen with the name, “A Knight of the Nine Kingdoms.”
Co-creator and showrunner Ira Parker explained that moment.
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms season 1 is wrapping up with episode 6 tonight on HBO Max, and the series is already renewed for a second season!
Season 2 is expected to debut on the streaming service in 2027.
Fans might be wondering what the cast for season two will look like, and we actually know a good amount already, because of the source material!
We’re breaking down which characters will definitely be back for season 2, and who likely will not be returning.
Keep reading for all of the Knight of the Seven Kingdoms season 2 cast news…
Eric Dane is being remembered by Euphoria creator Sam Levinson and HBO amid his death at the age of 53.
The actor played the role of Cal Jacobs on all three seasons of Euphoria, including the third season, which is expected to debut on HBO this year.
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The cast of The White Lotus season four is rounding out!
A few new names joined the cast today, and we have the updates for you here.
We’ve learned all about the location of the series this season as well, which is set to film in the South of France this upcoming year. Rumor has it that the show will film from April to October of this year.
The third season of the series aired in 2025 and was set in Thailand. It’s very unlikely that season four will air this year, but hopefully fans can look forward to it for 2027 – though this is unconfirmed.
Keep reading to see who else is in the cast of The White Lotus season four…
The teaser trailer for season three of Game of Thrones spinoff show House of the Dragon has debuted online!
The third season is promising epic warfare – complete with dragons – as the house of Targaryen remains divided.
The logline for this season is: “From fire comes darkness.”
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We’re still months away from the third season of House of the Dragon, but we do have some news we can report about cast updates!
The Game of Thrones spinoff series is confirmed to return to HBO in summer 2026 with an eight-episode third season, which filmed last year in the UK. We know that 22 actors are confirmed to return and seven exciting new stars have already been announced.
One major star was killed off the show in season two, so she won’t be back. Three other series regulars were not included in the cast list, so they seemingly won’t be back for the next season.
First look photos were unveiled in December!
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HBO Max has released several stills from the upcoming season 1, episode 6 airing, which is the season finale of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, set to air on Sunday (February 22).
The stills give some clues about what is to come.
Featured in photos are Dunk (Peter Claffey) and Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell), as well as characters including Raymun Fossoway (Shaun Thomas), Ser Lyonel Baratheon (Daniel Ings), Prince Maekar Targaryen (Sam Spruell), Prince Daeron Targaryen (Henry Ashton), and Valarr Targaryen (Oscar Morgan). There is notably no sign of Prince Aerion Targaryen in the stills after the major battle from episode 5.
The stills show a very injured Dunk after the Trial of Seven, but also show him with no injuries at all. This could seemingly suggest either a flash back or a flash forward.
Find out which 5 characters seemingly died in the Trial of Seven.
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