Sterling
El Presidente
fair enough, showrunners probably feel like you wouldn't know it was a volcano if stuff wasn't happening.it is actively erupting in each scene we see it.
fair enough, showrunners probably feel like you wouldn't know it was a volcano if stuff wasn't happening.it is actively erupting in each scene we see it.
More stupid shit unnecessarily added. I hope rand and Perrin destroy the one ring in dragonmount to defeat the dark one.it is actively erupting in each scene we see it.
it was pretty much verbatim the prologue so yes.So it seems that billy Zane wheel of time thing a few years ago was following the book more closely than this show?
I do believe i detect some trolling! )This episode was good. Show Is getting better as it goes.
The aes sedai at tar valon had spotless clothes because they made trainees do menial labor chores 18 hours a day. Royalty and lords and ladies too. Everyone else was a dirtball though.As soon as that funeral for the suicide warden started, I skipped ahead 30 seconds, nothing changed, 30 seconds, nothing changed, 30 seconds, oh now they are crying, 30 seconds, 30 seconds, 30 seconds, 30 seconds...etc...credits roll...
The episodes have been progressively less interesting. Last week they were in a hurry...to sit around a campfire for days. Then an "Army" of about 30 guys attacked and successfully destroyed the rest of the episode. This week they spent entirely too much time on the wardens, which I think should be interesting, but just aren't.
On top of everything else, ever since they showcased the all white, perfectly clean uniform of black child of the light, Mr. Hands, I have noticed all the cloths look brand new and freshly cleaned. So now, it has become a distraction, in every scene, on how could a props department overlook something so basic. Maybe the book expands on the magical laundry mats and tailors that are around every bend, and they had to cut those parts for time...
As soon as that funeral for the suicide warden started, I skipped ahead 30 seconds, nothing changed, 30 seconds, nothing changed, 30 seconds, oh now they are crying, 30 seconds, 30 seconds, 30 seconds, 30 seconds...etc...credits roll...
The episodes have been progressively less interesting. Last week they were in a hurry...to sit around a campfire for days. Then an "Army" of about 30 guys attacked and successfully destroyed the rest of the episode. This week they spent entirely too much time on the wardens, which I think should be interesting, but just aren't.
On top of everything else, ever since they showcased the all white, perfectly clean uniform of black child of the light, Mr. Hands, I have noticed all the cloths look brand new and freshly cleaned. So now, it has become a distraction, in every scene, on how could a props department overlook something so basic. Maybe the book expands on the magical laundry mats and tailors that are around every bend, and they had to cut those parts for time...
It’s not making it to season six.I can’t wait until the 6th season when they all show their tits when they vote for the new head of the tower. The book descriptions of how the women looked was pretty cool to me as a teen. Now I get to see a xer worf that’s 80.
It’s not making it to season six.
He killed his wife, she probably wore a white wedding dress when the got married if that counts. I’m pretty sure they replaced the white cloak with her, except the white cloak had context and meaning, the wife was out of nowhere and random.Shad brings up good points though, I'm glad I haven't watched it yet. Perrin doesn't kill a Whitecloak? Really?