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REVIEW: House of the Dragon – Season 2, Episode 1, “A Son For a Son”
After a two-year wait, House of the Dragon is back with a vengeance. ***SPOILERS*** Amid Rhaenyra’s absence, Rhaenys returns from a patrol on Meraxes. Daemon orders her to join him in petitioning lords on Rhaenyra’s behalf, but she goes to rest, telling Daemon to wait for Rhaenyra. Alicent and Ser Criston have become close. King Aegon…
Writers’ Room Developing Shogun Seasons 2 and 3
Variety reports that FX has a team of writers working on a potential second and third season of Shogun. This comes after news that FX was considering moving the series from limited to drama at the Emmys and producer-star Hiroyuki Sanada signing an ongoing contract. The show’s creators, Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo are still attached,…
Warhammer 40K Wiki Lore Changed, Discord Telling Longtime Fans to Leave
Warhammer 40K is gaslighting its longtime fans. A few days ago, the popular tabletop game – or, more specifically, the company that owns it, Games Workshop – introduced female Custodes into the game, something that longtime players pointed out broke with the game’s intricate lore. Games Workshop then told anyone who complained that there had always…
Warhammer 40K Introduces Female Custodes
It looks like Warhammer 40K was next on the identity politics checklist. The popular tabletop game will now have female members of a group called the Custodians. I’ve never played Warhammer 40K, so you’ll have to bear with me a little, but the Warhammer 40K Fandom Wiki defines the Custodians like this: “A Custodian is a member…
Team Green or Black? House of the Dragon Drops Dual Trailers
Today, MAX released two separate trailers for House of the Dragon season 2, themed Green and Black for the Hightowers and Rhaenyra, respectively. Check them out here, and let us know which side you’re on: Here’s the Black trailer: And the Green trailer: I really, really enjoyed season 1 of House of the Dragon. I wasn’t…
REVIEW: Napoleon (2023)
Napoleon feels like a clip show of what may well be a great movie. At two and a half hours, it feels rushed, with too little time devoted to establishing the titular conqueror or his beloved Joséphine, not to mention the many battles and political maneuvering that defined his career. We get snippets of almost everything,…