These ‘Game of Thrones’ spin-offs from SNL are hilarious
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The final season of Game of Thrones is less than a week away, leaving fans wondering what's next for the franchise. Which is what the cast of Saturday Night Live brainstormed last weekend. The episode, hosted by Kit Harington, who plays Jon Snow, featured every hilarious spin-off imaginable of the HBO hit show.
First up on the list of "prequels, sequels, and spin-offs," is "Castle Black," described as "a sexy, moody drama about forbidden love." There's also the animated "Arya," a remake of '90s MTV series Daria. And on the lighter side, Kyle Mooney and Cecily Strong spoofed sitcom The King of Queens with "The King of Queens Landing."
Fans were then treated to a sneak peek of different crossover shows, like "Cersei and the City," The Marvelous Mrs. Melisandre," "No Ballers," and "Wildling Out." There are even some ideas for HBO Kids, including a parody of popular show Paw Patrol (renamed "Dire Guys" and featuring the dire wolves) and "Hodor's House," a nod to Pee-Wee's Playhouse.
But perhaps the best spin-off idea was the final one: "Game of Thrones: Special Victims Unit," starring real-life Law and Order: SVU stars Mariska Hargitay and Ice T.
"You tell me some sick son of a bitch cut this dude's thing off, then fed it to his dog, then gouged the man's eyes out, then fed him his own eyes, then wore his skin to an orgy, then got busy in the holes where his eyes used to be?" Ice T asks Hargitay in the teaser, as they investigate a murder at Flea Bottom on the east side of Rhaenys' Hill.
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