‘Game of Thrones’ gets post show, ‘After the Thrones’

Bill Simmons' "Game of Thrones" post show will begin airing after the season 6 premiere on April 24. Credit: Invision / AP / Chris Pizzello
In the spirit of the “postgame” show, and now ubiquitous from Bravo to AMC, “Game of Thrones” will get its own after-show wrap when the 6th season begins April 24.
The new show, “After the Thrones,” comes from Bill Simmons, formerly of ESPN, who signed a long-term production deal with HBO last summer.
While Simmons is not expected to host — that will be done by Andy Greenwald and Chris Ryan, formerly of Simmons’ Grantland website — don’t be too surprised if “The Boston Sports Guy” makes an occasional visit. A prolific and popular podcaster, Simmons knows how to talk about a lot of things) — almost certainly Westeros among them
Both Ryan and Greenwald hosted the “Watch the Thrones” podcast for the now defunct Grantland; Greenwald was also an esteemed and widely read television critic for the site.
This after-show, by the way, will appear on HBO GO, HBO on Demand, and HBO NOW, the Monday after.
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