The actress, who played Sansa Stark on “Game of Thrones,” storms through Netflix’s high-school comedy like a tornado. It’s among the year’s most thrilling three minutes in film.

Matt Smith’s dastardly little brother with a chip on his shoulder gives big “damaged” energy. Here’s our thoughts on how to make him a better man.

I’ll be the first to admit I was not ready to see a man immerse his hand in a tray of maggots. But now that I know this treatment is real—and still in use?—I can’t stop Googling!

The most grotesque carnage we’ve seen yet in the series is owed to the ghoulish new character. Is he the “Game of Thrones” prequel’s version of the Night King?

All of your ramen-noodle, spiderweb, and craft store-yarn fantasies come to life on the heads of these poor “House of the Dragon” characters.

Just as with “Thrones’” depictions of assault and misogyny, I watched the atrocities laid upon women of “House of the Dragon” wondering whom this was all meant to entertain.

“Game of Thrones” fans might’ve vowed to quit the franchise after that disastrous finale, but the prequel’s premiere just set a new record with an opening viewership of 10 million.