A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

This is truly the best visit to Westeros in nearly a decade - certainly since Cersei blew up the Great Sept of Baelor anyway.

So far, the most notable thing about A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms, HBO’s latest adaptation of the works of George R.R. Martin, is its patience. .... It’s a dramatic enough start—we’re seeing a squire ascend to his ser’s station, even if his knighthood leaves room for doubt.

“Knight”’s episodes are shorter and fewer than “Game of Thrones” episodes, and its scope, which allows for reasonable pacing, succeeds in all ways but one: the show, which was created and written largely by men, can feel like it. .... But if you love and miss this seven-kingdomed world, Dunk and Egg make excellent companions for the return.

It may be an addendum, but it’s proof that there’s plenty of Westeros terrain left to explore.

The wonderful brotherly bond between Dunk and Egg gives the fantasy-free A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms a great sense of charm, keeping the viewer engaged in where this underdog duo’s travels take them next.

Granted, nothing will ever be as grandiose, addictive and surprising as the fantasy universe that brought us White Walkers, the Red Woman and the Faceless Man, but to pull out the magical realism, then fill the gaps with Dunk’s sincerity and honor-above-skill ethos is not a winning strategy.

It's not funny, nor is it gripping or thrilling. It's as halfhearted and listless as its main character.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

When too much evil for the sake of it is too much. You need balance in a story. Unless you're just a psychopath.

So far a nice little show for but a few exceptions.I think I'll watch it to the end

It's not awful but definitely very overhyped and overrated, it's slow, nothing really happens apart from 5th episode, I will not watch the second season.

I don't get why it's so popular. I was bored watching it. I couldn't get into it, and believe me, I tried. I geuss people are hungry for something diffrent, and that's understandable, when most of new tv shows are **** now.