HBO recently concluded the first season of the Game of Thrones prequel series, House of the Dragon. The series has brought new life into the GOT fan base with an explosive final episode that will surely be talked about until the new season arrives.
The success of House of the Dragon may have increased fan interest in more GOT-related content. However, things may not be all good at HBO. There have been reports that two planned GOT spinoffs have been taken from the production list of the company working on the House of the Dragons.
Only two of the four live-action projects related to Game of Thrones are currently listed with Startling Inc., HBO's production partner for the franchise. Of the four GOT projects, only House of the Dragon and Dunk & Egg remain on the company's roster. Nine Voyages of the Sea Snake and Ten Thousand Ships have been removed from the list of titles that the production outfit has been working on.
According to the company website, Startling Inc. is a "library-driven development and production company imagining, discovering, developing, designing, packaging, selling, shepherding, producing and in all ways optimizing high-end entertainment content with a general emphasis on world-building IP."