With no dragons and no warring dynasties, HBO’s “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” is the first test of whether the “Thrones” formula works on a human scale.

HBO is in "very early development" on a Game of Thrones spinoff starring Arya Stark, following the collapse of a previous sequel idea that would have featured Jon Snow. The Hollywood Reporter broke word of the project today in a detailed profile of Thrones author George R.R. Martin, who declined to comment on the unannounced project in detail.

HBO's Game of Thrones may have ended in polarizing fashion back in 2019, but Westeros has lived on in spinoff shows House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, the latter of which premieres on Jan.

Despite Game of Thrones' controversial ending, George R.R. Martin recently hinted that the show changed Sansa Stark's fate in his books.

As THR points out, Harington’s story idea for the Jon Snow sequel had echoes of his personal struggles, but it was too depressing even for HBO. According to the report, HBO found the “broken Jon Snow” idea “too much of a bummer” and “pushed it aside.”

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Season 4 of Industry, which will be released weekly on Sundays until the season finale on March 1, is already making a splash. Not only has the show become the #1 most talked-about HBO show on Reddit, but it's also scored an early 96% on Rotten Tomatoes. The Season 4 synopsis reads:

The new Game of Thrones show's creator explains why it won't be released all at once – and how it almost saw the light of day as a movie instead.