More than 485,000 'Game of Thrones' fans sign petition calling for a redo of Season 8

I don't get these things at all, just like what happened with The Last Jedi. Okay, you didn't like it, maybe you even hated it (personally I think the current season is okay, but I do have some issues with it), but how arrogant do you have to be to try to demand a new season when thousands of people have spent millions of dollars and thousands of hours into making this. How do you think those people would feel if they'd have to redo something they put their heart and soul in for the past 2 years and throw all their hard work into the trash just because people don't like the end result? As the OP said, it's exactly like demanding that a movie has to be changed when you leave the theater and you don't like the movie you just saw.

And about 60 million world wide people have watched the show (season 8), So if 837,069 people have signed it, that is 1.40 % of the people watching the show.

So less than 2% of the people watching the show has signed this moronic petition.

Not gonna happen, the costs would astronomical,they would almost certainly lose money. It's silly they even bothered.

They All have Zero/No Say and that is 100 Percent the Right Decision!

Actually though advertiser boycotts, that probably could be done. But GoT is on a channel that doesn't really use advertisers (HBO gets most of it's revenue from subscrption fees). It's why Bill Maher is still on the channel despite some controversies he's been in.

it's going up every second though so by the time it's all over who knows how high the number could be I think this is the new thing this change.org petitions whenever you're not liking something. I stopped watching game of thrones after the first episode seemed like a show for perverts in my opinion.

I'm about the last person who would even consider this show as having anything to do with 'art', per se---but even so, I agree that it's fan hubris at its worst to demand a complete rewrite to comply with their notions of how the plot 'should' proceed. Even junk harbors some degree of integrity as having been the brainchild of its' creator and shouldn't be subject to revision because a cadre of the childish think that their ideas should be permitted to pre-empt that creator's own vision of the work.

I'd say the same people who liked Infinity War, who liked that for its dark, edgy ending because they knew it wasn't permanent. Once you introduce actual stakes, taking risks suddenly becomes a no-no.