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After HBO’sGame of Thronesseries cemented an indelible legacy in the Television world, its prequel series,House of the Dragon,continues to follow in the same footsteps. From bringing an epic narrative and unpredictable plot twists, the show has also adopted a distinctive tradition, which will be evident in the ongoing season.
For the unversed, the acclaimed show has often saved its most impactful episodes for the penultimate spot each season. And the ongoing show isn’t shying away from doing the same in Season 2.
House of the DragonContinues the Penultimate Episode Tradition
Set approximately 200 years before the events of the original show,House of the Dragonfollows the history of House Targaryen, focusing on the Targaryen civil war, better known as theDance of the Dragons.
This issue, along with the succession conflict, pushed the Targaryen dynasty and the realm of Westeros into chaos. Since the show majorly focuses on power struggles and political intrigue, it is better to walk in its predecessor’s footsteps.
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As the show is already moving ahead with its second season, Episode 7 promises some great stuff for audiences, setting the stage for the epic finale. Given that it will be this season’s penultimate episode, it is potentially joining the ranks of iconic episodes from the franchise.
Rotten Tomatoes-certified Grace Randolph took toXto share her mini review on the upcoming episode, calling this episode “the BEST of the season yet.”
Check out the tweet here.
Wowy wow WOW#HouseOfTheDragonEp 7 is the BEST of the season yetand one of the best#GameOfThronesepisodes ever I’d sayDrops tomorrow, we will discuss!pic.twitter.com/oM5z9wmiJI
Given thatGame of Throneshas delivered some unexpected twists in its penultimate episodes,HOTDfollowing the same, makes fans excited for what’s in store in the upcoming episode.
Similar to all previous episodes,House of the Dragonseason 2, episode 7 is set to premiere on July 28 at 9 pm ET on HBO network, while simultaneously being released on Max.
Fans React toHOTDHonoringGame of Thrones‘ Tradition
Since the critic praised the episode without revealing any spoilers, it suggested that the show is honoring the tradition established by its predecessor.
Although it is yet to be revealed how the show will lead audiences to the epic conclusion of this season, this trend is already gaining a positive response from fans. Check out the tweets here.
That’s a big statement, Grace. I hope you’re right. Game of Thrones always went hard with the penultimate episode. I can’t wait 🙂
wow this is huge coming from grace. so excited
DONT EXCITE ME GRACE!!! this is tewwww much
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They always turn it up to 11 in their penultimate episodes
While fans would have to wait for a little while to access the upcoming episode,GOThas already established the trend of making their penultimate episodes more crucial and climatic in each season.
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The trend began with GOT Season 1, Episode 9, titled“Baelor”which shocked audiences with the unexpected execution of Ned Stark. The next season followed the same, by showcasing a gritty depiction of a massive battle in Episode 9 titled,“Blackwater.”
Let’s take a look back at all the penultimate episodes which surprised audiences with unexpected twists.
These episodes not only helped the narrative move forward but also played a crucial role in establishing the show’s reputation. This specific strategy elevated anticipation among audiences for subsequent seasons, thereby keeping them invested in the series.
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