HBO's Game of Thrones plans a proper sequel, and it's finally time to move forward from past glances at its history. In an event in Iceland attended by fans of Los Siete Reinos, show creator George R.R. Martin revealed his intention to develop spinoff projects that'll bring closure to the series' storylines.
According to Martin, HBO is on board with his plan to create a sequel series, but it seems there's been some setbacks in the past, like cancelled Arya and Jon spinoffs. Nevertheless, he teased recent interest from Maisie Williams about another potential project centered around her character.
Martin has previously discussed several other spinoff projects set within the Game of Thrones universe, including Aegon the Conqueror, Corlys Velaryon's Nine Voyages animated series, a prequel focused on Queen Nymeria, and even a movie. However, it remains to be seen whether these plans will come to fruition.
It appears HBO is employing a strategy of releasing multiple spinoffs in an attempt to fill the void left by the original series' conclusion. But has the show's fanbase fully moved on from their discontent with the ending? Only time will tell if Martin's next projects can address lingering concerns and revive interest in the beloved franchise.
As for now, it seems HBO is ready to take Game of Thrones in a new direction. With several spinoffs already in development, fans can look forward to seeing what Martin has planned for the future of Westeros.
According to Martin, HBO is on board with his plan to create a sequel series, but it seems there's been some setbacks in the past, like cancelled Arya and Jon spinoffs. Nevertheless, he teased recent interest from Maisie Williams about another potential project centered around her character.
Martin has previously discussed several other spinoff projects set within the Game of Thrones universe, including Aegon the Conqueror, Corlys Velaryon's Nine Voyages animated series, a prequel focused on Queen Nymeria, and even a movie. However, it remains to be seen whether these plans will come to fruition.
It appears HBO is employing a strategy of releasing multiple spinoffs in an attempt to fill the void left by the original series' conclusion. But has the show's fanbase fully moved on from their discontent with the ending? Only time will tell if Martin's next projects can address lingering concerns and revive interest in the beloved franchise.
As for now, it seems HBO is ready to take Game of Thrones in a new direction. With several spinoffs already in development, fans can look forward to seeing what Martin has planned for the future of Westeros.
I'm not sure if they're ready to move on just yet... I mean, those last few episodes were super divisive and left a lot of people feeling, well, let's just say underwhelmed 
. It'll be interesting to see how George R.R. Martin tackles the fan concerns with these new spinoffs. A sequel series is always a good idea, but we've been promised this before... it's gotta deliver this time 
. I'm curious about Maisie Williams' character project tho - could be some awesome stuff! But have they even thought about the timeline? How will all these new shows fit into the existing history of Westeros? That's a big question mark for me 
... like we haven't been waiting for ages for George R.R. Martin to get his act together 
. i mean, it's great that Maisie Williams is still on board, but let's be real, Arya was her character and she needs closure too 
. and yeah, HBO trying multiple spinoffs at once... sounds like a solid plan to confuse the fans even more 
. can't wait to see how they're gonna address all the plot holes from the original series... fingers crossed it's not just a rehashing of old stuff 
meanwhile, it's interesting that they're focusing on releasing multiple shows at once... might be a way to keep the franchise fresh 
think it's also cool that Maisie Williams is getting another chance with Arya - fingers crossed she'll finally get some closure 
finally something new about GoT, and it's not just a rehashing of old memes... George R.R. Martin is actually serious about this time, no? I mean, we've heard rumors for years now, but at least he's giving us some actual details 
. Those cancelled Arya spinoffs were a letdown, I was really hoping to see more of her adventures beyond Winterfell 
. Maisie Williams' enthusiasm is definitely a good sign, though - fingers crossed she'll be back in the game (pun intended) 
. It's also interesting that HBO is trying out this multiple spinoff approach... can they make it work? 
! I've been waiting for ages to see what George R.R. Martin's got cooking, and it sounds like he's got some crazy ideas 
. Maisie Williams' potential project about Arya is super intriguing - I need more info on that ASAP 
. It's also kinda weird that HBO's trying to fill the void with multiple spinoffs, but if they're gonna make them good, I'm all for it 
. One thing I am curious about though, is how Martin's gonna wrap up the remaining storylines in a way that'll satisfy us old fans who were left feeling kinda frustrated with the original series' ending... fingers crossed he's got something special planned 
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... all these spinoffs and prequels can be a bit overwhelming, especially if they're not well-received by fans. Think it's safe to say there are still some lingering concerns about the original series' ending that need to be addressed 
I was super disappointed with how it ended and it's about time they made some changes 
can't wait to see what Aegon the Conqueror project looks like 
I'm so tired of all these spinoff projects! Can't they just leave it alone? I mean, I know some people were really invested in the original series and still are, but come on... how many more times do we need to revisit the same characters and storylines? 
I'm all about seeing more of the Nine Voyages animated series, too - Corlys Velaryon's adventures sound epic! 
I'm a bit curious to see how HBO plans to address the lingering concerns about the original ending, but I trust Martin to do it justice. Can't wait for these spinoffs to start coming out and seeing what Westeros has in store for us next! 
. I'm also really excited to see how George R.R. Martin brings these spinoffs together - he's got such a knack for world-building and storytelling! 
The fact that HBO is pushing multiple projects at once might be a bit overwhelming, but if they're all solid like the original series, then I'm 100% here for it 
. I mean, I get it, George R.R. Martin is a mastermind and all that jazz, but can't he just give us some closure already?! It feels like we've been stuck in limbo for ages with these endless spinoffs and whatnot.
. Maisie Williams' potential new project sounds interesting, though - we need to know what's gonna happen to Arya 
but at the same time, george r.r. martin is super passionate about his work & thats cool 
so if he's gonna do a sequel series that brings closure to some of the storylines i might actually be down for it 
but if george r.r martin is gettin back on the horse with some new spinoffs, idc what they are about, i'm down