While there were many valuable lessons for House of the Dragon to learn from its predecessor, the Starbucks cup incident was one that had already been addressed by the creative team. Ryan Condal ...

Eagle-eyed viewers noticed a CGI mistake in the latest episode of 'House of the Dragon' involving King Viserys Targaryen, played by Paddy Considine.

Here’s what you need to know: Throughout House of the Dragon, King Viserys is vocal about how the Iron Throne is out to get him, both physically and mentally.The swords are so sharp, his limbs ...

One episode had an accidental inclusion of a to-go coffee cup that led to days of headlines and memes until HBO digitally removed it, and House of the Dragon’s showrunners later joked about how ...

KING VISERYS has seemingly fallen victim to an awkward CGI blunder in the latest episode of Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon. By Lucas Hill-Paul 02:01, Thu, Sep 8, 2022 ...

House of The Dragon's episode 3 has a CGI goof-up that many are finding difficult to unsee. The mistake that went unnoticed on the editing table has now gone viral on social media.

In the first episode of “House of the Dragon” Viserys shows cuts from his occupation of the Iron ... “Game of Thrones” fans will recall the appearance of a Starbucks coffee cup in Season 8 ...

Eagle-eyed viewers noticed a CGI mistake in the latest episode of 'House of the Dragon' involving King Viserys Targaryen, played by Paddy Considine.

Years after the “Game of Thrones” Starbucks cup goof, eagle-eyed viewers have spotted a visual effects mistake in last Sunday’s “House of the Dragon” episode. In Season 1 Episode 3 ...

House Of The Dragon Repeats Game Of Thrones’ Starbucks Cup Mistake, Netizens Say “How Do You Make A $200 Million Show…” House of the Dragon is based on George RR Martin’s Fire and Blood ...

HBO. House of the Dragon challenges us to find the Starbucks cups in the series The new Game of Thrones spin-off series doesn't want to make the mistakes of the latter and promises to have removed ...

In the wake of the Starbucks cup seen 'round the world, the team behind HBO's new series joke about attempts to avoid a déjà vu incident. Skip to main content Plus Icon Click to expand the Mega Menu ...