House of the Dragon Episode 9: Who's worse, Aegon, Rhaenyra, or Otto Hightower?
This week’s episode shows how middle managers can be our most evil villains.
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This week’s episode shows how middle managers can be our most evil villains.
The penultimate episode of the season, filled with a few highs and plenty of lows, detonates in its final moments
Alicent's misunderstanding over King Viserys' deathbed "confession" will lead to House of the Dragon telling a less interesting story.
The first truly great episode of HBO’s prequel was also its grimmest
There’s a point in “King of the Narrow Sea,” the fourth episode of House of the Dragon, in which Rhaenyra (Milly Alcock) is confronted with the ugliest truth of her world: Her half-brother Aegon, a toddler, curries more favor with the hoi polloi as the future ruler of Westeros simply because “Aegon, the babe” is a