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‘The Acolyte’ Ends Its Season with a Bang, and Many Questions

The Acolyte has had quite a season. It was a very ambitious show, starting about a century before the events of The Phantom Menace....

‘House of the Dragon’ enters its Regency Era

As I noted a couple weeks ago, Westeros has never been a great place if you are one of the "small folk" or a...

Season Three of The Bear Is Calm, Boisterous, Inspired, Quizzical

FX's third season of The Bear opts for equal parts reflection and deflection.

‘The Acolyte’ Gives Sol a ‘Choice’

Last week, on The Acolyte, Sol finally gets around to telling his side of the Osha and Mae flashback we saw in “Destiny.” This...

The Dragons are Dancing

Did you catch your breath yet? The ending of Episode 4 of this season of House of the Dragon, "The Red Dragon and the Gold",...

In “Teach/Corrupt,” The Acolyte Builds to a Revelation…

One thing I've noticed about the recent Star Wars shows on Disney+ has been the wonkiness of the pacing. It was a problem in The...

“The Burning Mill” focuses on how the women of Westeros adapt and lead

One constant about Game of Thrones (and House of the Dragon) is how they are very clear about how much life sucks if you...

“Night” falls, and so do the Jedi

Well, that was exciting! After a week which had a rather aimless race through the woods, we got the big reveal of the Master, and...

“Rhaneyra the Cruel” Focuses on the Human Costs of Vengeance

There are so many wonderfully human moments in "Rhaneyra the Cruel" coming from characters trying to balance their duties with their humanity.
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