
House of the Dragon delivers its most entertaining season yet while questioning the glory, power, and purpose its characters seek through war.

After two seasons of laying the political and emotional groundwork, House of the Dragon returns with a consequential premiere that transforms years of tragedy and simmering resentment into one of the most thrilling episodes in the Game of Thrones franchise.

Rooster understands that growing and learning to become the best version of yourself never stops. And somehow this show turns that idea into one of the funniest and most heartfelt new comedies in years.

A character-driven comedy about people who clearly aren’t okay yet, and may not be ready to confront why.