Game of thrones has finally come to an end, with that many fans around the world are disappointed and sad because they will not be able to watch their favourite show any more now.
But we have got you covered, if you were a game of thrones fan we have list of show you can watch and be back on your track.
Here are the list of shows:
His Dark Materials:
The story is based on Philip Pullman’s book series full of daemons and parallel universes. The Star who travels the multi verse with Lord Asriel and Pantalaimon, her personal daemon, a creature that bonds to a child and takes the form of an animal that represents her inner being. Lin-Manuel Miranda, Ruth Wilson and James Cosmo round out the cast of the fantastical, coming-of-age tale.
The Witcher:
After superman Henry Cavill is all set to get under, he is all set to take up the steel and silver swords of Geralt of Rivia. The white-haired monster hunter with yellow cat-eyes slays beasts for gold across the Continent using his magical witcher powers. However, Geralt is one of the last of his kind, and most people don’t take kindly to witchers. His stories span Polish writer Andrzej Sapkowski’s novels and can be played through in the video game trilogy of the same name. The Netflix series is set to debut sometime this fall.
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance:
Taron Egerton, Anya Taylor-Joy and Nathalie Emmanuel play three humanoid Gelfling heroes named Rian, Brea and Deet who set out on a journey across the land of Thra to discover the source of the evil reptilian Skeksis’ power and save the world. Mark Hamill, Natalie Dormer, Andy Samberg, Simon Pegg, Keegan-Michael Key, Helena Bonham Carter, Mark Strong and Alicia Vikander will voice friends and foes they meet along the way.
The Lord of the Rings:
Amazon spent out $250 million to buy the TV rights to the seminal fantasy series by J.R.R. Making it the most expensive show in history. Details are scarce, but the contract required a five-year commitment and for production to begin in two years, so it’s likely to debut in 2021. Like the “Game of Thrones” spinoffs, the series will use the prequel approach and take place thousands of years before the events of the books and films, during the Second Age when Sauron forged the One Ring. Expect to see some Middle Earth denizens, like hobbits, elves and dwarves, plus evil creatures lurking around Mordor, like orcs, trolls and Uruk-hai.
The Kingkiller Chronicle:
The Patrick Rothfuss books follow a hero named Kvothe, who’s a talented lute player and student of arcane magic. One time-line tells his early exploits in the fantasy land of Temerant, and another shows him many years later as a world-famous musician recounting his tales as an retired innkeeper. Lionsgate has plans to adapt the novels into a series.
Cursed:
Another take on the King Arthur mythology will likely hit Netflix next year. The upcoming comic of the same name shows the story of Arthur through the eyes of Nimue, the Lady of the Lake who gives the medieval king the sword Excalibur. “13 Reasons Why” star Katherine Langford will play the protagonist, who accompanies Arthur on his journey to find Merlin and fend off the terrorizing forces of his father, King Uther.
Wild Cards:
Its is a sci-fi superhero series, the books were edited by “A Song of Ice and Fire” author George R.R. Hulu has plans to create two series based on the collection of stories created by a brainstrust of more than 40 writers. The interconnected books are set in an alternate history where survivors in a post-WWII United States contract an alien virus that rewrites their DNA and leaves only 10% alive.
Shadow and Bone:
Netflix ordered an eight-episode series based on the first novel in the “Grisha” trilogy by Leigh Bardugo. Living in the Russia-inspired Kingdom of Ravka, orphan Alina Starkov discovers she has the power to summon light, a rare ability possessed only people known as Grisha. The story includes Grisha call their energy manipulation powers Small Science. Due to her powerful abilities, Alina has to watch out for Ravka’s enemies and the hidden agenda of the ominously named Grisha leader, the Darkling.
