A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 3: What time it's out and last week's recap
Prepare for some brutal jousting action in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 3
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 3 is almost here, and it could be pivotal for Dunk and Egg – so, make sure you know what time it’s out and catch up with our episode 2 recap.
It’s official: the new Game of Thrones spin-off is a hit. Not only has it been critically acclaimed, but fans (including those most loyal to the books) have embraced it with open arms.
Last week, Ser Duncan the Tall came face-to-face with the most infamous house in all of Westeros: the Targaryens.
However, despite a frosty interaction with Aerion Targaryen, things were looking up for Dunk. Alas, when A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 3 drops, everything could change.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 3 release date and time
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 3 will first air at 3am UK time on Monday, February 2, before airing again at 9pm that night.
Remember, just like its predecessors, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms isn’t exclusive to the UK. Its release schedule needs to cater to viewers in the US, hence why it drops in the early hours of the morning over here.
You can check when it drops in other time zones below:
- 7pm PT (February 1)
- 8pm MT (February 1)
- 9pm CT (February 1)
- 10pm ET (February 1)
- 12am Brazil
- 3am UK
- 4am Central Europe
- 5am Eastern Europe
- 8:30 am India
- 11am China
- 12pm Japan and Korea
- 1pm Australia (AEST)
- 3pm New Zealand
As for what to expect, this is the official synopsis: “After Egg attempts to train Dunk’s uncooperative horse, Dunk teaches his new squire an important skill.
“As they take in the tourney’s first full day of events, Dunk receives a proposition from the Ashford steward that could help secure his future.”
Where to watch A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is exclusively available via Sky and NOW TV in the UK.
So, you have two options: you can watch the episodes as they air on Sky Atlantic or catch up with them on demand.
And, to reiterate, you don’t need to stay up until 3am to watch it.
It’ll be available to stream as soon as it airs on TV, so you can watch the new episode when you get up in the morning (or whenever best suits you during the day, if you don’t want to wait).
Viewers in the US will be able to stream it on HBO Max, which is launching in the UK in March 2026.
Episode 2 recap: What happened?
After Dunk reminisced about Ser Arlan (and his enormous penis), A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 2 followed Dunk as he did everything in his power to enter the lists for the Ashford tourney.
Thankfully, the Targaryens rode into town just in time. After brushing off Aerion’s prejudice, he appealed to Baelor (and Maekar).
Amazingly, Baelor remembered jousting with Ser Arlan and how he unhorsed Damon Lannister, also known as the Grey Lion.
With the caveat that he finds a sigil of his own (he’s not allowed to inherit Ser Arlan’s arms, because he’s not of his blood), he’s allowed to compete.
Later, Dunk tasked local puppeteer and artist Tanselle with designing a new sigil (an elm tree with a shooting star).
Dunk also met Steely Pate, Ashford’s po-faced blacksmith, who gave him a deal on some armour. Sadly, Dunk also had to sell one of his horses to afford it.
In the closing scene, Dunk lamented how nobody seems to remember Ser Arlan. “On the ‘morrow, we will show them what his hand has wrought,” he promised.
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