This episode 4 recap contains spoilers. Wow! When this spin-off first flapped on to the horizon many years ago, we all dreamed of spectacular episodes like this and after waiting patiently for 13 episodes, we're finally getting what we signed up for. The Dragon battle in the skies over Rook's Rest was an awesome sight to behold, yet it was also the icing on the cake of a superb episode, in which we saw inexorable power shifts on both sides of the divide.
In Dragonstone, Queen Rhaenyra finally found her voice, while in King's Landing, authority poured through Aegon's hands and towards a menacing Aemond. US viewers wanting to keep up with the epic fantasy series need to be signed up for either HBO or its streaming service . HBO can be added to traditional TV packages or live TV streaming services as a premium add-on channel, including YouTube TV.
Or you can sign up for Max as a standalone streaming service (though also available as an add-on channel on some platforms). In the UK, with the show airing on Sky Atlantic, a subscription is necessary to watch . Episodes are also going to be available to stream on-demand on Sky Go and NOW TV.
'House Tully is a fish without a head...
' Overlooked by his brother, jilted in favour of his niece and then married to her, psychiatrists would have a field day with Prince Daemon and we get to explore his mind a little more in this week’s episode. Rhaenyra seems to figure who seems to conjure the most anguish in him and a younger version of he.
