‘Game of Thrones’ Gets Official New Release in Just 48 Hours — But It Won't Last Long

2026 has been an exciting year for Game of Thrones fans, who have been treated to two new seasons of George R.R. Martin-inspired content for the first time in franchise history. Game of Thrones exploded onto the scene earlier this year with the debut season of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, starring Peter Claffey as Ser Duncan the Tall and Dexter Sol Ansell as his young squire, Egg. The show is set around 70 years before the flagship GOT series, and it’s already been renewed for Season 2. HBO also ushered in a new age of fire and blood with the third season of House of the Dragon, which is now more than halfway over following the latest episode this Sunday night. Thrones fans still have more to be excited about this year, though.