AceShowbiz - This weekend is set to be exciting for fans of HBO as the network has opted for a special scheduling change. In light of the Super Bowl, both A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and Industry will be available for streaming on Friday instead of the usual Sunday release.

The episodes in question are A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Episode 4 titled “Seven” and Industry Season 4 Episode 5, known as “Eyes Without a Face.” Both will be accessible on HBO Max starting early Friday morning, February 6, at 3:01 AM ET/12:01 AM PT.

This strategic move caters to the many viewers who might have their Sunday evenings occupied with the Super Bowl festivities. While the big game is undoubtedly a highlight, fans are equally eager to see what unfolds in the latest episodes of their favorite series. For instance, viewers are keen to discover the fate of Ser Duncan the Tall, portrayed by Peter Claffey, who finds himself in a precarious situation after defending Tanselle, played by Tanzyn Crawford, from the nefarious Prince Aerion Targaryen, played by Finn Bennet.

Moreover, fans are excited to witness the debut of little Egg, played by Dexter Sol Ansell, as Prince Aegon, which is sure to be a highlight amidst the Super Bowl excitement. Alternatively, die-hard fans of Industry are looking forward to this week’s episode focusing on the character Sweetpea Golightly, portrayed by Miriam Petche. This episode promises to deliver gripping drama, making it a must-watch.

For those who prefer the traditional Sunday viewing experience, rest assured that both episodes will still air on HBO this Sunday, February 8, at 10 PM ET. This week’s shift is a unique opportunity for fans to enjoy the latest developments in these captivating stories ahead of the weekend’s sporting events.

If you’re keen to catch A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Episode 4 “Seven” before the Super Bowl, remember it drops on HBO Max at 3:01 AM ET on Friday. Similarly, Industry Season 4 Episode 5 will be available at the same time, allowing fans ample opportunity to binge-watch before the big game.

In conclusion, HBO's decision to move the release dates for these two popular shows allows fans to enjoy their favorite content without conflict. Whether you're in it for the epic tales of knights and dragons in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, or the intense corporate drama of Industry, this weekend promises to be filled with entertainment. So grab your snacks, find your comfy spot, and prepare for an exciting Friday of streaming!