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Premise:
Gaal, Salvor and Hari arrive on Ignis and meet the source of a strange signal they've been tracking. Dawn and Dusk are suspicious of Day.
Directors:
Alex Graves
Writers:
David S. Goyer, Josh Friedman
| EPISODE | RELEASE DATE |
|---|---|
| S02E05 The Sighted and the Seen | Aug 11th, 2023 on Apple TV+ |
Curious, and I ask this with no disrespect intended, but why have you opened a thread for book readers when the show has nothing to do with the books since S1E1?
I haven't watched the show, but I know it's "based" on books so I figured if anyone wanted to discuss that, here's a spot. I saw some other forums that had both so I figured, why not? I didn't know how closely the show has been following the books or not, but just trying to give options, especially since this community is heavy with readers.
It's been a while since I read the books, but if memory serves right the reveal of the second foundation was a big surprise. As well as the identity of the mule. But the show seems to have deviated from those ideas.
Also the empire and dem story makes me think of the empire books, but I dont recall much about them.
From what I remember Asimov decided way late to combine all his series together almost like an after thought. Robot empire and foundation.
Anyways I like the mentalics shown off in this episode. But I worry showing them off so soon is gunna cause problems when we get to the mule era stories.