‘House of the Dragon’ showrunner defends 2-year wait between seasons: ‘Do the math’
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The showrunner defended the two‑year gap between seasons, urging viewers to “do the math,” as season 3 debuted and sparked a wave of coverage reviewing its premiere. Critics described the new episodes as “top‑notch” and finally good, with particular focus on revamped battle scenes, a watery death, and a mysterious antlered figure near Harrenhal.
Epilogue added 51m ago, after coverage quieted.
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