The Game of Thrones prequel series House of Dragons premiered on August 21 and the spotlight is once again on George R.R. Martin, who penned the book on which the show was based. While many fans are excited about the new show, the debate about the original Game of Thrones series continues to rage on.

Diehard fans of the series felt that the show ended on a low note and did not live up to the standards set by previous seasons. The debate on how the series should have ended is a continuing topic in forums and community pages.

The author seemingly added more fuel to the debate about how the original series ended with his comments on the length of the show. Speaking to the Washington Journal, the GOT creator mentions "I was saying it needs to be 10 seasons at least and maybe 12, 13. I lost that one."

George R.r. Martin Wanted Game Of Thrones To Run For At Least 10 Seasons

Now that Martin has come forward to say that the show needed a few more seasons, it validates the feeling that fans have had since the show ended. A lot of us felt there could have been more to the story or it could have had a better ending. The final season Fans would have loved to explore the romance between Daenerys and Jon.