The 'Game of Thrones' prequel series was renewed for a third season before season 2 premiered in June House of the Dragon season 3 looks to be a ways away. At a New York Comic Con panel on Oct. 20, Matt Smith,

Matt Smith is keeping fans on the edge about the third season of House of the Dragon. Amid high anticipation following the dramatic second season which wrapped up in August, the actor —

"The wigs are hard," Smith, 41, admitted, and Glynn-Carney, who plays Aegon, agreed, naming the "wigs, the bald caps [and] the pins" required for the signature platinum Targaryen hair among the challenges. What's worse is that Smith has learned there's potentially a better way for him to transform into Daemon.

House of the Dragon star Matt Smith has provided a concerning update on the status of season 3, revealing during a New York Comic-Con panel that neither he nor co-star Tom Glynn-Carney have seen a script or received any information about the upcoming season.

"I've not heard hide nor hair," Daemon Targaryen actor Matt Smith added. "I don't know about you guys. I've not heard a thing – have you?" he asked co-star Fabien Frankel, who plays Ser Criston Cole.

Matt Smith told audiences at New York Comic-Con that he hadn't "heard a thing" about "House of the Dragon" season three. Season two wrapped up in August with a finale widely regarded as muted because it focused on the emotional development of its characters rather than a fight scene or dramatic death.