They have a Jon Snow sequel series in development? How about filling in all the missing and glossed over parts of season 8 first?

https://www.esquire.com/entertainmen...rones-spinoff/

I'll watch as long as D&D aren't involved in any way.

What is the point of a John Snow series? What, are they gonna have him in the North doing...things?

Count me out. They ****ed up the show so bad I don't want to give them any chance at pissing me off again.

Does seem a bit weird to have a spinoff of a main character. Usually you'll see that of a popular side character who didn't receive much screen time the first go 'round.

I think this is sort of unique to the flub of the final few seasons of the show. And for the record, I don't believe the guys who were involved with the original show will be brought in to do anything else. IIRC, HBO wanted like 10-12 seasons but the directors basically speed ran the ending because they wanted to be done with it, totally botching it in the process.

Imagine fumbling that bag...

Not excited at all.

They really ****ed up.

Imagine botching a series end run so badly that you cost yourself billions in future revenue.

They will never regain the magic they captured.

GRRM Kind of forgot about finishing his story.

**** him and the two dipshits that Stephen King’d the ending.

I've honestly gotten to the point where I feel a bit sorry for D&D. It's not their fault they're talentless hacks when it comes to actually writing a story. Blame GRRM for being too lazy to finish his story.

Now, they are a couple of limp dick pussies for killing off Barristan Selmy much earlier than the story called for because his actor had enough passion to tell them how bad their shit sucked.

They did some decent work, especially when they had some source material to build on.

For example: I don't believe any of the dialogue between Arya and Tywin from the show ever took place in the books.

Hardhome was basically all original. The Battle of the Bastards (I actually did not like that episode but it's a fan favorite). The finale where Cersei blows up the Sept was ****ing awesome. The dragon/Dothraki attack on the Lannister line in season 7.

Based on everything I've read, it appears their big issue was wanting to wrap everything up as quickly as possible with no ****s given on putting together a quality ending.

Why keep picking at the scab? Let it heal.

So this is suppose to take place after the events of Game of Thrones?

Meh. I'll check it out.

They had other projects lined up with Netflix and Star Wars. Unfortunately for them they were effectively told to **** off by pretty much everyone after that disaster piece they put on. So that backfired in the worst way possible

I know there is a lot of material about the history and lore of Westeros that basically reads like historical textbooks and has some great works building. But I was thinking that all predates the events of GofT. Is there stuff written about Jon after the events to go off or are they just going to create things from nothing?