Hoping for the release of an announced Game of Thrones spinoff is like waiting for George R. R. Martin to finish The Winds of Winter: the longer we go without updates, the more you resign yourself to the fact that it’s never going to happen. There’s the Jon Snow spinoff that’s no longer happening, a Flea-Bottom-set drama that’s DOA, and the White Walker origin story Bloodmoon, which filmed a pilot but wasn’t picked up for a series.
But while spinoffs have been canceled left and right, one has slowly gained traction. It’s been reworked along the way, but it may be getting to the point where hoping for it isn’t a fool’s errand anymore. In fact, it may be the most innovative Game of Thrones spinoff yet.
