There’s always something slightly unpredictable about filming a fantasy series on location, especially one tied to the ever-expanding world of Game of Thrones. You can build the sets and plan meticulously, but at a certain point, everyone is still at the mercy of the real world. For A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Season 2, that reality just hit in a pretty dramatic way as the second season has been brought to a halt due to historic flooding.
According to a report from WinterIsComing.net, production on the upcoming season 2 has been forced to halt and relocate after a mass amoung of rainfall hit Gran Canaria, Spain, flooding parts of the set. The area reportedly saw water levels not reached in roughly 15 years, with key filming structures left partially underwater, making it impossible to continue shooting there.
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