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Anyone else watching the series? I’ve been appreciating it.

I remember seeing a couple of episodes during the lockdown a couple years ago. It was ok, but I haven't seen any more for whatever reason, I don't know. Is it still showing? New episodes?

sweetandsour wrote: ↑28 Nov 2022, 03:33 I remember seeing a couple of episodes during the lockdown a couple years ago. It was ok, but I haven't seen any more for whatever reason, I don't know. Is it still showing? New episodes?

Yes, Season 1 and 2 are streaming and Season 3 has just come out, premiering in theaters. Apparently there will be 7 in total. I think season 1 was on a shoe string budget but since then there's been a lot of interest and with that increased funding.

this show is on our radar and we want to watch it.

But apparently a guy needs to download something to see it.

My family really enjoys it.

ChildOfGod wrote: ↑28 Nov 2022, 01:50 Anyone else watching the series? I’ve been appreciating it.

I'm sure several. I am not one of those.

Hope this helps.

2017? What revived the interest in it all of a sudden?

Trinity wrote: ↑28 Nov 2022, 17:19 2017? What revived the interest in it all of a sudden?

They dropped a new season. The opener is a double episode -- like a full-length feature film. The success of the earlier seasons has given them a much larger budget to work with, so old fans are wowed and buzzing. A whole bunch of new viewers are coming on board.

DLJake wrote: ↑28 Nov 2022, 15:14

ChildOfGod wrote: ↑28 Nov 2022, 01:50 Anyone else watching the series? I’ve been appreciating it.

I'm sure several. I am not one of those.

Hope this helps.

That post was life changing and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Thank you!

I really enjoyed the first season. Watched the first half of the second season and there was a point where they went waaaaayyyy off book with one of the disciples- I get the character reasoning behind it, but it was a bit too far for me. I think the plot decision was on order of Peter Jackson ruining Faramir to make him more "believable" (he wasn't)- the showrunners don't seem to understand how life changing an encounter with God Made Flesh can be (which is funny, because it's kind of the whole point of the show).