With confirmation that our return to Hogwarts is currently set for 2027 and Industry's fourth season is aiming for a January 2026 launch after star Marisa Abela's BAFTA success this year, HBO is looking to follow House Of The Dragon's summer release pattern with an expected June 2026 Season 3 premiere. "I think it’ll be just outside of [the 2026 Emmy eligibility window],” said Bloys to Deadline, with the trade citing the Emmy eligibility cut off point on 31 May as a telltale sign HOTD will be back in June. As for A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms then, which had originally been slated for a 2025 release before being pushed back, fans won't have to wait long before meeting Ser Duncan the Tall (Peter Claffey) and his squire, Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell). The Thrones spin-off — set 100 years after House Of The Dragon, 100 years before Game Of Thrones, and largely abreast of either's more grand narrative designs — is officially heading for a January 2026 launch.