HBO head Casey Bloys was asked about the rift by Deadline, where he praised both sides: he liked Martin’s idea of ”being behind closed doors”, but otherwise he considers the writer “a great partner”. As for Condal, Bloys said that Martin had struck him as the right person to lead the show, and that he had since been “an excellent listener and a really great collaborator. We embrace his vision and his creative choices, otherwise we wouldn’t have done so.” He also noted the first two Python The seasons are well received on Rotten Tomatoes.
“Some of it comes with the territory,” Bloys continued. “this idea [George] Not everyone is going to agree with the producer or showrunner who is either developing or producing – two artists will not always agree.
Martin has since moved on states and was not as involved in the third season Python That’s as he usually would have been, and Bloys hasn’t said anything about whether he’ll be back for season four. As for that season, Bloys reiterated that the fourth will be the last, with Condal currently working with the writers to figure out how many episodes will be made in that season. No matter how many people get it, expect that season to serve as “a natural end to this particular history of that house of the Targaryens.”
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