The newest "Game of Thrones" spinoff on HBO, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," is a gross miscalculation of boredom.

Premiering in April of 2011 and running eight seasons until its conclusion in 2019, Game of Thronesis the most popular show in HBO history. The show has already produced one spinoff series titled House of the Dragon,

That’s more or less unsurprising, considering she’s starring on a new espionage comedy, Ponies, and has spent the better part of the last decade coming to terms with Game Of Thrones. Over the years, she’s expressed disappointment with her final character arc,

Season 4 of Industry, which will be released weekly on Sundays until the season finale on March 1, is already making a splash. Not only has the show become the #1 most talked-about HBO show on Reddit, but it's also scored an early 96% on Rotten Tomatoes. The Season 4 synopsis reads:

HBO’s newest Game of Thrones spinoff is making headlines, but not exactly for the reason fans might expect. A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has debuted to solid reviews, though it currently holds the lowest Rotten Tomatoes score of any series in the franchise.

Emilia Clarke told The New York Times as part of the press tour for her new Peacock espionage series “Ponies” that she is more or less done with the fantasy genre after spending eight years on HBO’s “Game of Thrones.