Game of Thrones was a groundbreaking TV show that gained immense popularity and critical acclaim. However, its final season left many fans feeling dissatisfied. The series creators, David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, have reflected on their time working on the show and have revealed one regret that they believe could have improved the overall experience for viewers.

Mord the Jailer, a minor character who appeared in season one of Game of Thrones, is the focus of their regret. Mord was introduced as the jailer of the Sky Cells in the Eyrie, where Tyrion Lannister was held captive. In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Benioff and Weiss expressed their belief that Mord should have made a return in later seasons.

The creators had envisioned a scene set in a tavern where Mord, now a small-business owner, would have made an appearance. They felt that it was a missed opportunity not to bring him back and explore his character further. It was a simple idea that they now consider an obvious mistake.

However, while fans were more interested in hearing about other aspects of the show's final season, Benioff and Weiss decided to focus on Mord. They deliberately avoided reading fan reactions and criticisms online, understanding that dwelling on the mistakes would not be productive for them or anyone else involved in the series.

For Benioff and Weiss, moving on from Game of Thrones was a conscious decision. They turned down the opportunity to work on the prequel series House of the Dragon and declined financial benefits that came with producer credits on spinoff shows. They wanted to distance themselves from any projects they were not actively involved in.

Their new project, 3 Body Problem, is set to be released on Netflix in March. Benioff and Weiss are excited about this new endeavor and are looking forward to focusing on the future rather than dwelling on the past.

In conclusion, while Game of Thrones had its flaws, the creators have acknowledged their regrets, even if they are not what fans expected.

They understand the importance of moving on and focusing on new projects, leaving behind the criticism and stress that came with the show's final season.