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azrael

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  1. Season 2 needed another 2 more episodes. Most of this season was setup for the next sequence of events and it's going to be very war-heavy on the front end of season 3. There will likely be some glossing over other battles in the show to get things moving.
  2. He's only EP. So his only purpose is to be sure the project doesn't get derailed monetarily and provide production services. Bruce Timm is showrunner so this is his show.
  3. Sounds like a "No". 🤷‍♂️ We need the Canadian D+ subscribers to confirm.
  4. Just reading around, sounds like Delta and Frontier are now available in Canada.
  5. Laz Alonso lost weight for health reasons and they weaved the story around his change so that it fit.
  6. Marketing teams are easy to layoff. Hollywood is just participating in the same layoff-craze other industries are doing. I mentioned before streaming services were licensing more shows recently rather than making their own because it was a cost-cutting move. Cutting marketing teams, production crews for productions you aren't making anymore, etc. are just part of the process. The money just isn't coming in like it did in the 2010s. I've seen a number of comments about "where's the entertainment industry jobs?". More layoffs are coming. Disney is just participating. 'Gotta please the shareholders. At the end of the day, the bottomline, it's always about money. ALWAYS. Anyone who says otherwise is just kidding themselves. 'Gotta love the data analytic-driven Hollywood movie that you can push on relatively new or unknown writers and directors who are trying to make a name for themselves in the entertainment industry.
  7. Not really. The Nightsisters and these witches don't have much in common besides being Force witches. Nightsisters like to re-animate dead/inanimate stuff. The witches in this show are creating something out of nothing.
  8. Tony Gilroy is the showrunner for Andor. He also wrote Rogue One. Andor is, so far, the only show that seems to be universally 👍. Dave Filoni, the-"Clone Wars guy everyone seems to credit with "redeeming" the prequels"-guy has made consistent but not the best shows. The Mandalorian and Ashoka were just OK (The Mandalorian started good, but has moved into just-OK-territory). But those shows are just extensions of Clone Wars and Rebels (and by extension, The Bad Batch too) so there's a built-in audience for those shows. Being the showrunner when Lucas was still in charge probably gives him the best understanding of the Star Wars-universe. But again, his stuff has been "just-OK".
  9. So the people in charge of this show are practically begging for a season 2. 🤨😑🙄 I'd prefer they didn't and try to just end the series. How about just giving us something I can walk away as a complete story, not a "But wait..there's more!". As for the episode... As for the lightsaber fights? Jeki vs Qimir and Sol vs Qimir were the only 2 fights where they look like they spent time on. They were mildly better than the sequel fights. Credit to Manny Jacinto, Dafne Keen and Lee Jung-Jae for actually spending some time to learn the fight. Their fights were OK. Not good. Not great. It would be nice if they could get Nick Gillard back to be sword master cuz we really need an experienced Star Wars stunt coordinator. Every other fight was just people swinging baseball bats. 🙄 I'm glad I just shut up, not nitpicked each episode to death and let this show run it's course cuz the ending should have stuck the landing and it didn't because the the blatant "GIVE US A SEASON 2"-ending. Gonna give this show (or "season 1") a 👎. One more thing...
  10. The results are the same because those events are, essentially milestones. The devil as they say, is in the details. Luke and Arrax dying over Shipbreaker Bay when Aemond and Vhagar attacked them doesn't change. How the attack started and what led up to Luke and Arrax's deaths are subject to eyewitnesses and colorful writing of the author. The duel of the Cargyll twins is a milestone event, but again the details are a bit, fuzzy. As @Duke Togo says
  11. Martin likes to use the concept of the "unreliable narrator". What is in the books, what happens on screen, 2 versions of the same story because it isn't told by the people who performed the deed but by people who were 3rd party witnesses, hearsay, with a touch of embellishment from the writer.
  12. Don't know about MCU Red Hulk. TBD. In the comics, Red Hulk/"Thunderbolt" Ross is equal in strength to Bruce Banner/Hulk. Everything that makes Bruce Banner/Hulk the raging monster, Red Hulk is the opposite; a strategic, calculating monster. Not Professor Hulk, who is just Bruce Banner with Hulk powers. Think of a raging Hulk but with the instincts and conditioning of a trained soldier kicking in (lets say you have tanks and soldiers shooting at Hulk. Banner-Hulk would retaliate based of whomever was closest and being the most annoying. Red Hulk would intentionally go for the armor, then move onto the smaller targets based on who presented the greatest threat, i.e., heavy weapons then small arms).
  13. You essentially answered your own question.
  14. Ummm...Brera is a cyborg. He's more machine now than man.
  15. Do not mistake real-life inspiration for in-universe design choices. There is no such thing as the YF-23 Black Widow in the Macross-universe.
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