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Hmm.. that's pretty disappointing... here's hoping HBO buys the rights (if GRRM agrees to sell it) to extend the series ala the way Star Wars is continuing after George Lucas sells it to Disney.


Would be a shame for GOT to finish here when the world GRRM has created is so rich and deep.

HBO owns the rights! Come on OL. They can make 100 seasons if they want to.
 
Hmm.. that's pretty disappointing... here's hoping HBO buys the rights (if GRRM agrees to sell it) to extend the series ala the way Star Wars is continuing after George Lucas sells it to Disney.


Would be a shame for GOT to finish here when the world GRRM has created is so rich and deep.

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HBO owns the show rights. Not GRRM. If they could continue it for as long as they wanted. They decided to end it.

Edit: GF beat me to it.
 
I'm sure spin off stories will happen after the main series is over.

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Hmm.. that's pretty disappointing... here's hoping HBO buys the rights (if GRRM agrees to sell it) to extend the series ala the way Star Wars is continuing after George Lucas sells it to Disney.


Would be a shame for GOT to finish here when the world GRRM has created is so rich and deep.

God no. Stories have to end.
 
HBO owns the rights! Come on OL. They can make 100 seasons if they want to.

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HBO owns the show rights. Not GRRM. If they could continue it for as long as they wanted. They decided to end it.

Edit: GF beat me to it.

OK I did now know that. I thought it was like how JK Rowling owns the rights to Harry Potter and once the 7 books are finished, that's it, no more movies can be made.


But if you guys are right and they can make 100 more seasons, and it's still clearly commercially viable to do so, why don't they?
 
OK I did now know that. I thought it was like how JK Rowling owns the rights to Harry Potter and once the 7 books are finished, that's it, no more movies can be made.


But if you guys are right and they can make 100 more seasons, and it's still clearly commercially viable to do so, why don't they?

Because they want the show to be good.

Read the article I linked.
 
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OK I did now know that. I thought it was like how JK Rowling owns the rights to Harry Potter and once the 7 books are finished, that's it, no more movies can be made.


But if you guys are right and they can make 100 more seasons, and it's still clearly commercially viable to do so, why don't they?



GRRM is already expanding Asoiaf via Dunk&Egg and other stories. We could see them on screen but theee is a time when a show hit the sharks and it is better to end it before.
 
I think it would be cool if they did a spinoff/prequel following the whole story of robert's rebellion. But I wonder if the show would still be as good without the unpredictability it has now.

I agree with King Cy though, as hard as it is for us viewers to accept sometimes, it is best for a show to come to it's natural conclusion, even it if it still as wildly popular as GoT.
 
I think it would be cool if they did a spinoff/prequel following the whole story of robert's rebellion. But I wonder if the show would still be as good without the unpredictability it has now.

I agree with King Cy though, as hard as it is for us viewers to accept sometimes, it is best for a show to come to it's natural conclusion, even it if it still as wildly popular as GoT.

I wouldn't mind a spin-off, but I want the current story to have a clear end.
 
I wouldn't mind a spin-off, but I want the current story to have a clear end.

The key to a great spinoff is to do it with a character that you don't know a lot about. Like Frasier or Better Call Saul. We knew Frasier...but not really. The writers then had the freedom to create a whole new world. Same with Better Call Saul. Even though we know the end, we know so little about Saul Goodman that his spinoff is great.

Who could you do from GOT? The Hound would be a great one. We don't know a lot about him.

I don't think you could do a Stark or Lannister. Maybe King Slayer...Jaime.

Who else?
 
The key to a great spinoff is to do it with a character that you don't know a lot about. Like Frasier or Better Call Saul. We knew Frasier...but not really. The writers then had the freedom to create a whole new world. Same with Better Call Saul. Even though we know the end, we know so little about Saul Goodman that his spinoff is great.

Who could you do from GOT? The Hound would be a great one. We don't know a lot about him.

I don't think you could do a Stark or Lannister. Maybe King Slayer...Jaime.

Who else?

The Reynes of Castamere.
 
The key to a great spinoff is to do it with a character that you don't know a lot about. Like Frasier or Better Call Saul. We knew Frasier...but not really. The writers then had the freedom to create a whole new world. Same with Better Call Saul. Even though we know the end, we know so little about Saul Goodman that his spinoff is great.

Who could you do from GOT? The Hound would be a great one. We don't know a lot about him.

I don't think you could do a Stark or Lannister. Maybe King Slayer...Jaime.

Who else?

There are tons of spin off options.

Khal Drogo
The Nights Watch
Robert's Rebellion
The war that united the 7 kingdoms
Jamie's right hand man (can't remember his name)
Dorn
Lady Tyrell
 
If they do a spinoff, it would make most sense for it to be Robert's Rebellion (the entire basis of the political part of Game of Thrones) or Dunk & Egg (Written source material they can go off of, as D&D are horrible writers and we see what happens when they pass up the authors writing). Obviously D&D won't be doing it, as they are clearly already tired of doing this - which doesn't make much sense as it's a gold mine, but whatever.

If they do some ****ty spinoff about Bronn and some wild mercenary adventures I won't watch it.
 
If they do a spinoff, it would make most sense for it to be Robert's Rebellion (the entire basis of the political part of Game of Thrones) or Dunk & Egg (Written source material they can go off of, as D&D are horrible writers and we see what happens when they pass up the authors writing). Obviously D&D won't be doing it, as they are clearly already tired of doing this - which doesn't make much sense as it's a gold mine, but whatever.

If they do some ****ty spinoff about Bronn and some wild mercenary adventures I won't watch it.

Yeah you will, what else are you going to watch? The KD-less Thunder?
 
Also, what's going on with the dragon glass? The key to everything is there, but they've never gone back to that.
 
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