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Lemmy World Rules

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Premise:

Day and Queen Sareth make an announcement. Tellem sows seeds of distrust between Gaal and Hari. Hober Mallow reaches his destination.

Directors:

Alex Graves

Writers:

David S. Goyer, Josh Friedman
EPISODE RELEASE DATE
S02E06 - Why the Gods Made Wine Aug 18th, 2023 on Apple TV+
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[–] exscape@kbin.social 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Hm, I thought the beginning of S2 was really quite good.

[–] InvertedParallax@lemm.ee 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

The first 2 episodes on an unpopulated water planet where they're hanging out on a magic wooden raft that's somehow survived a century of megahurricanes?

The magic pixie dream girl who is all-knowing yet constantly indecisive and neurotic, having to be calmed down and cared-for by her actually functional daughter?

Don't get me wrong, outside of Gaal the other plots weren't that bad, but she was the worst part of s1 and like I said the story got pretty good once she was no longer part of it.

Needs more poly and constance, they're fun. Honestly how bad can a scene be when Jared Harris himself can't save it?