A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is almost the anti-House of the Dragon. It has a likeable lead character, it’s small and contained and it doesn’t rely on dragons to distract from a convoluted plot.
From roastings, viral ad break moments that you missed, to heartfelt acceptance speeches, the award show delivered no shortage of memorable highlights.
Tanzyn Crawford can still sip a coffee in her hometown unbothered. But that’s all about to change as the Perth-born actor joins the Game Of Thrones prequel series, A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms.
Lightweight plot-driven shows such as Netflix’s new series His & Hers or the Sarah Snook-led All Her Fault have as much substance as the pulpy airport novels they’re either adapted from or try to mimic.