House of the Dragon Season 2, by postponing the iconic Battle of the Gullet, reflected Game of Thrones' most baffling creative choices.

House of the Dragon's season two was met with huge hype and expectations after the success of season one. The audience eagerly waited on the edge of their seats to witness the thrilling plot of the Targaryen Civil War with the same depth and intensity. But this expectation quickly turned into disappointment after a major creative blunder.

Instead of delivering an impactful finale, the show's creators mirrored a significant flaw from Game of Thrones. By postponing the iconic Battle of the Gullet and using the remaining episodes to just lead up to the next season.

House of the Dragon's final episode is out, and fans are disappointed to say the least. The first season of the show had an arc of 10 episodes, but the second was reduced to eight episodes. This reduction, along with the season's subpar narrative choices, left a lot to be desired. Instead of ending the show with the long-awaited Battle of the Gullet, the season left viewers hanging.