Maybe watch the documentary about making of GoT on HBO. As far as I understand the entire cast has been drained out and exhausted.
They often talk about being like zombies working tirelessly day after day after day.
I think after so many years everyone was, despite loving working on the show, glad that it finally ended.
Kit Harington was basically on mental breakdown level, he has checked in a private wellbeing clinic if I remember correctly. Etc.
So, yah, I can see all of that also being one of the reasons why D&D rushed the final season.
That sounds like a fairly reasonable assessment of the situation, but if that is indeed the case, I can't help but wonder how that could be their perspective on things. I haven't seen the 'Making of" docs, so feel free to "Dracarys" me if I've got the wrong idea here, but I would have thought that as an actor, that they would be eternally grateful to be working on something successful, never mind one of the most popular shows of all time.
I don't know if it's public information or not, but if I was a betting man, I'd wager that Kit being admitted into therapy is more so tied to life in the public eye, with the endless scrutiny and loss of privacy that it comes with, as opposed to the days and months of the year devoted to filming and working on the actual show.
I mean these people get paid hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars to put on costumes and pretend to be someone else for fun. If that's considered tough labour, I'll gladly exchange my job with theirs. Y'all will have to excuse me for not crying too hard. Must be a real tough life with all of those red carpet galas, dolla dolla bills and their beach houses....