Legend of the Seeker

[Kilhart]

Yeah, it's called Home. Just saw it on Hulu yesterday.

[Gwynplaine]

The new episode is really just a mid-season roundup clip show to acquaint new viewers with wtf is going on.

[Katlan]

I hate flashback heavy episodes....

[Katlan]

My DvR really messed up w/ recording this past Saturday's episode (picture is extremely digitalized and skips/freezes a lot), it happens once every blue moon. Kinda lazy to Torrent this past episode so anybody mind giving me a quick recap, or if it's a rly good episode let me know and I'll torrent it

[Penthesilea]

Hulu - Videos

[Khamsin]

It's on Sunday evenings here. Where is it on Saturdays?

[Katlan]

It's on Sunday evenings here. Where is it on Saturdays?

Mid-day Sat.. I'd go to Legendoftheseeker.com and just type in your zip code... it will tell you the channel/time for your area

[Siniroth]

My god kahlan's hot... and I can't read the books anymore without their faces which is a little dissappointing... and I've actually come to accept the changes in the story so far, though I really hope they don't leave it at just Wizard's First Rule, they'd better continue with the story

[Rhinox]

ah.. finally got a chance to catch up with the episodes.

For the Flashback episode. I guess it was their way of getting everyone caught up to speed. Was kinda redundant at times but It wasn't terrible.

For Revenant I thought it was cool how they brought in Eolas to play the Ancient seekers wizard was a really nice touch and great story.

and lastly Hartland really enjoyed it especially bridgets slutty girl outfit haha

[Katlan]

I havent finished this past Saturday's episode, yet but god I love Chase so much... gonna be sad if he loses his main character slot because he is totally awesome. So far it seems like a good episode, looking forward to getting home from work tonight and trying to finish it up before heading to bed

[Kilhart]

The newest episode (Conversion) was so badass. Kahlan FTW.

[Gwynplaine]

The "bloodrage" was an unpredictable surprise.

[Katlan]

Hell yeah, that episode was awesome. Makes me think they r getting closer to the season finale, but there should be at least another 2 months of new episodes (S1 is 24 episodes and they have taken a few breaks inbetween showing em). Glad to be able to admit it's not a Hercules/Xeno clone and getting much much better.

Bloodrage (while not in the books) was just totally bad ass

[Siniroth]

Bloodrage (while not in the books) was just totally bad ass

Er, what? Con-dar is the bloodrage, it was definitely in the books, it ended up being the only reason they didn't fail in the first place (Kahlan captured etc)

[Katlan]

Er, what? Con-dar is the bloodrage, it was definitely in the books, it ended up being the only reason they didn't fail in the first place (Kahlan captured etc)

Then I fail, its been so long i guess i completely forgot

[Penthesilea]

i stopped after like episode 8, are they even bringing up the old world and the imperial order/jagang?

[Siniroth]

Not as of yet, given what some of the episodes have revealed they're going to have to do a lot of changing of the story to bring that bit in properly :S

[Khamsin]

Despite all the changes to the plot, the pace they're moving at still makes it seem they'll wrap up the Darken Rahl storyline by the end of the season. Next episode he's supposed to have all three boxes, which means that it's getting close. And that means season 2 would have nowhere to go but to the Old World.

It makes sense, too, because once they get there, they don't have to follow the rest of the books anymore. They'll have fodder for as many seasons as they get contracted to make with some mix-and-match from the other books, and a never-ending war against Jagang.

But I wonder how this season will play out, since Richard never read the book in this version. I hope his victory remains a cunning one, and doesn't just devolve into an epic brawl to the death.

[Katlan]

Rhal gets all the books next episode? Richard and crew just secured them all on this past Saturday's episode... that would be a fast turn of events. It's been a very long time since i read the first book, but didn't Richard have to read the passage's in the book of shadows (or was it the book of Orden?) or something? In this past episode he just put them all together and the power was automatically granted to him.

Overall I liked the episode, but it was cluttered w/ so much cheesy dialogue that i kept laughing to myself-and-right. Though I was a bit turned off in how anybody who possessed all 3 parts was granted the books power. Granted they only showed this happening w/ Richard, but it was strongly implied that anybody could be granted the books powers if they possessed all 3 parts of Orden.

[Gwynplaine]

Despite the odd acting and sometimes the hoaky-ness, I think the interesting part of the show for me is the creative plot-devices. They keep it fairly fresh.