The top 10 neighbors for Game of Thrones span actors, authors, TV personalities, and a government agency — no single category dominates, and the scores compress into a relatively tight band from 0.85 down to 0.79.

The shape is broad. George R.R. Martin leads at 0.85, the one neighbor with a direct thematic connection to the show — but his subcategory is Authors, not TV Shows, which means even the strongest pull comes from outside the show's own kind. Below him, the next seven neighbors are all Actors: Aubrey Plaza (0.83), Alison Brie (0.83), Danny Pudi (0.83), Gwendoline Christie (0.83), Zooey Deschanel (0.82), Olivia Munn (0.81), and Bryan Cranston (0.80). That run of actors — none of them from Game of Thrones itself as a subcategory — is the defining structural feature of the top 10. The only two non-actor, non-author entries are Team Coco (0.80), a TV Show, and Dean Norris (0.79), another Actor. Game of Thrones shares its own subcategory (TV Shows) with just one neighbor in the top 10: Team Coco.

The picture that emerges is an audience shaped primarily by a broad stratum of prestige-adjacent actors and entertainment figures rather than by other TV properties — a cross-kind pattern that holds consistently across nearly every position in the set.