‘House of the Dragon’ Finale Scores Big
s series ender in May 2019. Since its Aug. 21 premiere, according to HBO, the series has averaged a massive 29 million viewers per episode — higher than all but the final two seasons of its parent show.House of the Dragon
averaged about 1.87 million on-air viewers for its first Sunday night showings, which accounts for about 20 percent of the total night-one tally; the rest comes from streaming on HBO Max and on-air replays.
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