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The HBO one might have been interesting, but would probably have the same budget problems RoP has. I wouldn't want to see 100 orcs attacking Helm's Deep.

I guess we're just going to skip over Anor entirely, which is a shame as the Witchking's campaign there was always interesting to me.

Pretty sure it will be this Durin. Collapsed timelines, don't ya know?

And do what? Show up for the Last Alliance of Elves and Men, Now With Dwarves?

I hope not! It would kind of stink if the Balrog was released and the dwarves were written off for the next 4 seasons.

I guess we are supposed to write the lax security off to Imperial hubris?

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The last episode might be one of my favorite Disney series episodes for dialog and overall feel.

If Sauron spent days pushing the Harfoot's wagon around and eating with them it will forever tarnish my view of him, and so I refuse to believe it. :cool:

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I never saw Sauron as particularly smart. More like tough to kill with a limitless army. He gets defeated multiple times, and his hubris and evil gives him such a giant blindspot (complete inability to think anyone would want to destroy the Ring) that leads to his ultimate defeat. I can't think...

Maybe he hid by turning into a comet and erasing his memories? We'll have to see. I think Adar is truthful, in that he hates Sauron and thinks he killed him. I don't think he is a minion of Sauron's.

I don't know if we can take that as fact. If the Stanger is Sauron, it could have been him returning to Middle Earth after leaving Eönwë to hide. Sauron being "killed" is certainly something new, and we don't know how that's going to be handled. Personally, I would like Sauron to have not...

The only thing keeping me from thinking that is I inferred from Gandalf that 1. Sauron wasn't aware of hobbits, and 2. if he was, he would have enslaved or exterminated them a long time ago. So, I can't really see him hanging out with and breaking bread with hobbits.

Reminds me of a clickbait FB post about how R1 finally answered the huge plot hole of the Extra Chair at the Table, I just want what happened with Andor to be an exception. I wouldn't want Leia being cool with suicide bombers or the rebellion accepting mass civilian casualties as "the price of...

There is a difference between attacking a ship you suspect has the secret plans and attacking a ship that was fleeing a battle. I feel it fundamentally changes the opening, from the Empire attacking a diplomatic vessel in open space, to the Empire attacking a hostile rebel vessel they pursued...