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House of the Dragon is happily collapsing within itself. The participants are individuals we are familiar with. The board is familiar to us. The show is currently shifting the parts and teasing a theme. And to cap it all off, a delightfully absurd battle sequence! This one was excellent.
The exploits of Corlys Velaryon and Daemon Targaryen in the Stepstones serve as the episode's bookends. Because dragons are pricey, y'all, the first scene is remarkable less for Daemon's dragon Caraxes burning a bunch of guys on a beach than for a scene where a soldier who is bound to a post by the Crabfeeder cheers for Daemon's arrival and pleads for his prince to save him, and Caraxes steps on him after that.
Even though it's very dark, it's wonderful to occasionally see some humour on House of the Dragon because it tends to be quite serious.
When and where can viewers in the US, UK, and India watch House of the Dragon episode 3 via OTT?
Fantasy is king on television, with shows like House of the Dragon and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power making impressive debuts on international television.
Both fans and critics have given the latter series, House of the Dragon, highly favorable reviews; however, if episode 2 is any indication, the series is only now beginning to pick up steam.
What day and hour will House of the Dragon episode 3 be available for streaming online in the United States, the United Kingdom, and India?
Release date and time for House of the Dragon episode 3
On September 4th, the third episode of Season 1 of House of the Dragon will air in the United States.
The new episode "Second of His Name" will be made available to watch internationally on Monday, September 5, due to time zone differences.
The following times will mark the release of the third episode of the prequel to Game of Thrones for international streaming:
6 PM Pacific Time
9 PM Eastern Time
2 AM, British Time
3 AM, European Time
6 AM, Pakistan Time
6:30 AM, India Time
9 AM, Philippine Time
10.30 AM, Australia Central Time
House of the Dragon is shown on HBO and HBO Max in the United States, Now TV and Sky Atlantic in the UK, and Disney Plus Hotstar in India for fans of the Game of Thrones prequel series.
The first season of House of the Dragon will have 10 distinct episodes, each of which will air once a week until the finale on Sunday, October 23.
Watch Season 1 Episode 3 Trailer
The remaining episodes include the following titles with release dates.
Episode 1 - "The Heirs of the Dragon" August 21 on Sunday.
Episode 2 - "The Rogue Prince" August 28 on Sunday.
Episode 3 - "Second of His Name" on September 4 on Sunday.
Episode 4 - "King of the Narrow Sea" September 11 on Sunday.
Episode 5 - "We Light the Way" will air on September 18 on Sunday.
Episode 6 - "The Princess and the Queen" September 25 on Sunday.
Episode 7 - "Driftmark" October 2 on Sunday.
Episode 8 - "The Lord of the Tides" October 9 on Sunday.
Episode 9 - "The Green Council" October 16th on Sunday.
Episode 10 - "The Black Queen" October 23 on Sunday.
That the season finale will be longer than usual has not been confirmed.
GET READY FOR A SIGNIFICANT TIME SKIP SOON
Possible House of the Dragon episode 3 spoilers can be found in this section.
About six months had gone between the conclusion of House of the Dragon episode 1 and the start of episode 2.
The teaser trailer for the third episode depicts King Viserys Targaryen and Alicent Hightower welcoming a young child, so viewers may anticipate another time jump of about a year in that installment.
Another significant time jump is about to occur, though, since four characters, in particular, have cast members who are both "Child" and "Adult":
- Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen as Milly Alcock (Teenager), and Emma D'Arcy (Adult)
- Lady Alicent Hightower as Emily Carey (Teenager), and Olivia Cooke (Adult)
- Laena Velaryon as Nanna Blondell (Child), and Nova Fouellis-Mose (Adult).
- Laenor Velaryon as Theo Tate (Child), and John MacMillan (Adult).
Both the TV show episodes and the series' PR campaign have kept mum about the precise details and duration of the approaching time skip.
It makes logical to switch out the actors playing these four characters with various cast members because they will most likely age between 5 and 15 years.
In a recent interview with Insider, showrunner Ryan Condal said, "It's a conceit but I believe it does work, having watched it a bunch of times."
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