They said that there would be some Behind the Scenes with the repeat of the pilot. I skimmed through it on FF and saw a brief clip. They said it was all on Instagram. And here it is.
More alien weirdness this episode. Brings us back to earlier experiences.
About halfway through and got this Big Black quote: "Once again I have followed your instincts and led us to victory." That sums him up sometimes. Had to write it down.
Just did a quick look at the OneRing site and they have a news article about Season 3 with information about the Season 2 writers room.
https://www.theonering.net/torwp/2024/03/04/117650-season-3-of-the-rings-of-power-already-in-development/
A good ending to the mysteries.
Interview from the EW site
https://ew.com/death-and-other-details-creators-finale-victor-sams-reveal-8603990
One really cool thing from the interview - I have not gone back to see it, but apparently they played fair with the clue we find out in Episode 9. It is...
I haven't watched it yet, been catching up on Death and Other Details. I do plan on watching some this week.
Here is a note from author Somtow Sucharitkul about the use of language in this adaptation.
I started this last week and have been watching one episode a night. I didn't know it would work out that way, but that gets me caught up in time for the final two episodes which are released tomorrow.
I've been enjoying it. Lots of nice twists as we learn more information.
I just watched the pilot. As mentioned in interviews, they are definitely going for a Columbo formula for the mysteries. It has been so long since that was on, it is a nice change of pace from everything else. Elsbeth is definitely a good character to play that part.
I was quite surprised by...
Just watched Episode 5 "Imposters" last night and read comments through that episode (page 22). There were some comments referring to previous roles of Kirk Acevedo. One key role that wasn't mentioned was him playing Jose Ramse in 12 Monkeys and that his speech as Krinn in this episode was...
I don't get Apple TV, but I thought folk who do and are interested in the show might want to listen to an interview with show's creator. The interview with Peter Harness starts about 50 minutes into the podcast. The rest of the podcast is Doctor Who fun from Gallifrey One...
A Fine Romance might have aired in the US around then. In the UK it was 1981 to 1984. But they were not as mismatched as you say.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Fine_Romance_(1981_TV_series)
Good two episodes to finish the season. I guess I shouldn't have been surprised, but they did build a satisfying arc to the season. I hope we get a third season, though if we don't this was a good ending for now.
An interesting article with how the creators planned for the season and for the...
Yes, that was right out of left field. There were so many competing factions that having a new one thrown in wasn't all that surprising, but I wish it was set up better.
All wrapped up in a 1.5 hour slot. Looked like an hour of show and a half hour of commercials.
I think most identities are revealed, questions have been answered and the plotlines have come to a conclusion. As far as I can tell, there won't be a second series, but if it did well for AMC and...
I would like to see a guest appearance where we actually see the events of the character being sucked off. I'm sure the writers can come up with a way to get that closure satisfyingly.
The season opener was a fun one with the reveal of who was sucked off reverberate throughout. EW has an article talking about the decision and more. In spoilers because even though the title doesn't reveal anything, the URL does.