'Everything he touches is magic' - Maisie Williams on Kit Harington's Jon Snow: Will the spin-off happen?

Game of Thrones has not just inspired fans; it has enraptured them. The latest surprising disclosure from Kit Harington’s appearance on The View reveals just how deep that passion goes for some, including Whoopi Goldberg.

The Iron Throne in Unexpected Places

It was a jaw-dropping moment for Harington when he learned about Goldberg’s Game of Thrones-inspired toilet. “Now Alyssa [Farah Griffin] said she's the biggest Game of Thrones fan, but Whoopi has an actual Iron Throne in her dressing room,” co-host Sara Haines revealed, as Harington clapped in amusement.

Even more delightful was Goldberg's declaration of her love for the show. "So, this is a show that, from day one, was my favorite, and still remains," said Goldberg, according to People Magazine. This personal, quirky tribute to the HBO series proved just how impactful the world of Westeros has been, transcending the boundaries of entertainment.

Kit Harington - Looking Back and Forward

While Harington's appearance was to promote his new movie Baby Ruby, he couldn’t escape the magnetic pull of Game of Thrones. Reflecting on his time as Jon Snow, he called season 2 his best memory and confessed a love for Ned Stark's storyline. But the cherry on the cake was his insight into the dragon-riding experience: “It was trying to ride those dragons, which is just the most uncomfortable thing you'll ever do in your entire life. I don't ever want to do that [again].”

The conversation shifted to the possible Jon Snow spin-off. Though Harington remained tight-lipped about the details, Maisie Williams, his GoT co-star, stirred excitement by praising him: “I think that Kit is such a phenomenal actor. Him playing Jon Snow was just like a cultural reset... I'm excited to see what it's going to be.”

Whether reminiscing about the old days of GoT or looking forward to new beginnings, Kit Harington’s presence continues to captivate audiences. Fans of Game of Thrones, like Goldberg, continue to pay tribute in extraordinary ways.

It may be years since Game of Thrones wrapped, but the memories are far from fading. From Iron Thrones in dressing rooms to potential spin-offs, the series continues to live on, reflecting its magic on those who were a part of it and those who admired it from afar.

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