‘Game Of Thrones’: HBO Chief Casey Bloys Says “Maybe We’ll Try Again” On Jon Snow Sequel

All hope is not lost for a Game of Thrones spinoff about Jon Snow.

HBO chief Casey Bloys confirmed Thursday Kit Harington‘s revelation earlier this year that the sequel series is no longer in development, at least for now, but that doesn’t mean the network won’t circle back to the idea at a later date.

“Maybe we’ll try again,” Bloys said during a press preview event for HBO and Max’s upcoming 2025 slate. He didn’t expand on what factors might make that spinoff possible.

In April, Harington told ScreenRant that the series was “off the table, because we all couldn’t find the right story to tell that we were all excited about enough. So, we decided to lay down tools with it for the time being.”

The actor also did echo Bloys’ sentiment, adding: “There may be a time in the future where we return to it, but at the moment, no. It’s firmly on the shelf.”

Word of the potential series, a sequel to Game of Thrones centered on Harington’s Jon Snow character, got out in June 2022. Following the leak, author George R.R. Martin revealed that the series had Snow as a working title and that it had writers/showrunners on board, brought in by Harington.

There are currently two prequel GoT series, including House of the Dragon, which pulled strong viewership for its second season this summer.

There’s also the upcoming A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms, a series lighter in tone than its predecessors, following Ser Duncan the Tall and his sire Egg. That one is in production.