Fans are outraged by the ‘House of the Dragon’ opening credits fail | New York Post
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as posted by the channelWell, fans asked for it — and the show delivered, like it or not.
Many viewers were outraged when the premiere episode of the “Game of Thrones” spinoff “House of the Dragon” kicked off last Sunday sans opening credits, especially since “GoT” featured such an iconic title sequence. Now, for the second episode, they’re finally here … and many fans are, well, underwhelmed to say the least.
The credits of “House of the Dragon,” which follows the Targaryen family around 200 years before the events of “GoT,” use the exact same song that was used for the “GoT” credits. The visual while the song plays is a depiction of blood pouring through a model of Old Valyria. So, the sequence is pretty heavy handed – obviously this story is going to get bloody – and it doesn’t even bother using an original song.
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