House of the Dragon Fans Shocked by VERY Explicit Sex Scene in Latest HBO Episode

TV viewers were shocked when an extremely explicit sex scene appeared on their screens while watching House of the Dragon.

In the final episode of HBO’s Game of Thrones spinoff, viewers watched in amazement as one of the characters performed oral sex on another character.

The shocking incident occurred when King Aegon II Targaryen, played by Tom Glynn-Carney, took the soldiers of Team Green to a brothel after a night of drinking.

In the scene, he tore open curtains to reveal the various sexual acts taking place, one of which horrified viewers.

After the final episode, fans took to social media en masse to express their shock at the ‘weirdest blowjob they’ve ever seen.’

TV fanatics were shocked when an extremely explicit sex scene appeared on their screens while watching House of the Dragon

In the latest episode of the HBO drama, fans were treated to a look of delight as they watched one of the characters perform oral sex on another

The scenario took place halfway through the episode, when Aegon brought the soldiers into the brothel.

He exposed the people behind the curtains as he pulled them away.

The first couple he exposed were a woman and a brothel visitor.

The anonymous woman gave the anonymous man a “heel in your face” statement.

After the scene appeared, Aegon went to the next rooms.

And while there was nothing quite as shocking behind the scenes as the woman performing the sex act, fans were still so shocked by the incident that they rushed to X (formerly known as Twitter) and Reddit to share their thoughts.

Someone said, “HBO makes sure the scripts have enough brothel scenes with DONG in them so people realize they’re actually watching HBO.”

Someone else added: ‘That girl who was neck and neck tonight in House of the Dragon gave the worst performance I’ve ever seen. Pathetic performance.’

After the final episode, fans flooded social media to express their shock at the ‘weirdest blowjob they’ve ever seen’

“There are so many dongs in tonight’s episode of House of the Dragon,” one user commented.

Fans on Reddit were even more shocked because they called it the ‘weirdest’ moment.

Someone said, “Wow, that [sex act] was very in your face. I expected to see sex, but I didn’t count on it. The show continues to amaze me.’

Someone else wrote: ‘I think a prosthesis counts. It couldn’t have been real. Looked fake.’

‘Uhhhhhhh that [sex act] was central. I’m really surprised they could show that on the radio,’ said another.

A fourth added: ‘Wow this episode had everything! The weirdest [sex act] I once saw the graphic depiction of a decapitated child that we were robbed of in the previous episode, a Kingsguard worse than Bobby B’s. I could go on and on!’

While spin-off Game of Thrones and the House of the Dragon are no strangers to sex scenes, even this series was heavily branded.

The new season has been shortened slightly: from 10 episodes in the first season to only 8 in the second.

The episode opens with four soldiers standing in a field talking. When someone starts shouting, it turns out to be rival soldiers.

The new season has been shortened slightly, from 10 episodes in the first season to just eight in the second.

The premiere suffered a slight ratings setback, with 7.8 million viewers tuning in across all platforms last week

The season two premiere saw a slight drop in ratings, with 7.8 million people watching the series across all platforms last week.

That number was a 22 percent drop from the 10 million viewers who watched the series premiere in August 2022.

The decline was attributed to linear viewing: the number of viewers who watched the episode live on HBO was one million fewer than when the series premiered.

The second episode of season one even drew 10.2 million viewers, which is a record number for the series. The season finale was watched by 9.3 million viewers.

Sunday’s debut season was created by showrunner Ryan Condal and directed by Alan Taylor, who previously directed episodes of Game of Thrones, as well as HBO classics such as Boardwalk Empire, Sex and the City, The Sopranos and the prequel, The Many Saints of Newark.