House of the Dragon co-creator and co-showrunner Miguel Sapochnik will likely be exiting the Game of Thrones prequel, in keeping with The Hollywood Reporter. Sapochnik is a Game of Thrones veteran, and will likely be changed in a trend by fellow sequence veteran Alan Taylor who will step in to government produce and direct a number of episodes in Season 2.

According to unnamed sources, The Hollywood Reporter indicated that Sapochnik is exiting the present after investing an “exhausting” three years into the prequel sequence. A press release from Sapochnik partially reads: “Working throughout the Thrones universe for the previous few years has been an honor and a privilege, particularly spending the final two with the wonderful solid and crew of House of the Dragon. I’m so pleased with what we completed with season 1 and overjoyed by the enthusiastic response of our viewers. It was extremely robust to determine to maneuver on, however I do know that it’s the proper alternative for me, personally and professionally.”

House of the Dragon premiered on August 21, and 5 days later was renewed for Season 2.

Of Taylor’s coming aboard, Sapochnik mentioned, “I’m deeply comforted to know that Alan will likely be becoming a member of the sequence. He’s somebody I’ve recognized and revered for a very long time, and I consider this valuable sequence couldn’t be in safer arms.”

Here at GameSpot, we scored House of the Dragon’s first six episodes in Season 1 a 5/10. Reviewer Mason Downey mentioned the present’s units and costumes, in addition to the solid, are standout parts worthy of excessive reward. Our evaluate went on to say, “Strong visuals and succesful performances are hardly sufficient of a promoting level for the present as a complete, nevertheless.”

Although the plot for Season 2 has not but been revealed, the opportunity of additional main time jumps has been mentioned publicly.