Do you want to discover what new and popular TV shows this week have viewers hooked to the screen and active online? The WhatsOn Editorial Tama has chosen a few popular TV shows.

Here are the top television shows right now, including The Watcher, House of the Dragon, and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.

‘House Of The Dragon’ Episode 9

The king has expired. King is still alive!

A youthful servant is moving through the Red Keep’s halls and corridors in the wee hours of the night. He descends from the castle’s upper floors to its lower kitchens and servants’ quarters, where he discovers a young woman who is the Queen’s handmaiden. He speaks softly in her ear.

She then proceeds to Queen Alicent’s (Olivia Cooke’s) and Otto Hightower’s (Rhys Ifans’) rooms, where Otto Hightower is now Queen Dowager. The Peaceful King Viserys has passed away. The last holdout of tranquility in the land has passed away. He has been removed by The Stranger and returned to his Mother.

And now bloody tears will fall from the Seven Kingdoms.

When he passed away, King Viserys I (Paddy Considine) was crazy and babbling, mistaking his young bride, Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy), for his daughter. His wife took his rants about Aegon the Conqueror and his Dream as a dying longing to replace Rhaenyra, his heir apparent, with their own son Aegon (Tom Glynn-Carney), who would sit on the Iron Throne.

She takes care to conceal her husband’s passing, and she and her father hastily convene the Small Council in the early morning hours before dawn. The bad news—though long anticipated—is delivered to the gathered lords. Viserys is no more.

Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2

Season 1 spoilers are forthcoming.

Just as its first season is coming to a finish, the Rings of Power are finally picking up steam with the creation of the first rings and the revelation of the identity of Galadriel’s boyfriend—sorry, mortal adversary.

You best believe Amazon Prime Video intends to use the Lord of the Rings IP as long as possible since the fires of Mount Doom will not wait for a man (or elf). (There are yet more footnotes from J.R.R. Tolkien to examine.) As a result, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power has four more seasons planned, as a co-showrunner for Rings J.D. Payne confirmed before the first season even aired.

Payne said to Empire in June 2022, “There are aspects in the first season that don’t pay off until season 5.” We even know what will be in our final shot for the last episode.

There will be a total of five seasons, with season 2 possibly premiering as early as 2023. The second chapter is currently under production, as Salke stated. She told Variety, “We’re going to get that out into the world as quickly as we can.” While keeping the bar as high as feasible, we want the gap between seasons to be as short as possible. So whatever it takes will be done. However, there has been a sense of urgency in going rapidly, which is why these guys have continued to write throughout their break. We are moving quickly.

Star of “The Watcher” Naomi Watts Stated the Last Scene

Naomi Watts, the series “The Watcher” star, discussed the unclear conclusion to the program.

The actress, who portrays Nora in the upcoming Ryan Murphy Netflix series, offered her insights on the character reveal for her and Bobby Cannavale’s Dean.

Watts described Dean’s last moments as a “very dark” study of the marriage as he spied on a new family at his and Nora’s New Jersey house after being stalked.

According to Watts, who spoke to Entertainment Weekly, “they think the house is going to cure their problems, but it ends up being the trigger that produces a whole lot of new difficulties that they didn’t anticipate.” They are currently only attempting to identify who the other [truly] is.

The cycle continues, and we’ve gone too far believing in this American Dream with such entitlement and the dread of no longer being important if that dream isn’t realized, Watts continued, speculating on Dean’s motivations and his fascination with the Watcher. It’s a downward spiral.

Many fans criticized the finale of the show after its premiere, with one calling it “horrendous.”

Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, who most recently worked together on Netflix’s Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, are the creators of The Watcher.