Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith) summons Oscar to Harrenhal, the King Consort's adopted base of operations during a marital snit, to gauge where House Tully’s loyalty lies.

Oscar Tully plays an important role in the events of House of the Dragon, although the HBO show has made some big changes to his Fire & Blood story.

When meeting him at Harrenhal, Daemon is dismayed to learn Lord Grover is alive but bedridden, preventing the king consort from raising the armies of House Tully and the rest of the Riverlands.

Lord Grover Tully of Riverrun is proclaimed dead in House of the Dragon season 2, episode 6. Here's what happened and what it means for Daemon.

In "House of the Dragon" Season 2, episode 4, Daemon sees three dogs and a black goat. What do these Harrenhal visions mean?

"House of the Dragon" features Archie Barnes as Oscar Tully, who delivers one of season two's most memorable performances opposite Daemon Targaryen.

At Harrenhal, Daemon dreams, or is haunted, ... She tells him he needs House Tully to control the Riverlands; he reminds her that its Lord, Grover Tully, still clings to life.

In the next shot, we see House Tully arriving at Harrenhal. Young Lord Oscar Tully (Archie Barnes) says to Daemon, “It does seem to me that you’ve made rather a mess here.” ...

Jacaerys tells Baela he’s headed off to Harrenhal to ... Thrones, of course, the Freys were a famously grasping, venal lot – so it seems like this trait, and their hatred of House Tully, ...

Simon’s brought some enjoyable comic relief to House of the Dragon, and I say the more of him the better. So, yes, Daemon is spinning his wheels at Harrenhal; deservedly so.

House of the Dragon brought viewers back to one of Game of Thrones‘ most notorious locales during the prequel’s fifth episode of season two.Prince Jacaerys took it upon himself to fly his ...