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John and Derek are back to discuss The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 Episodes 3 and 4. We will be spoiling everything about these episodes in this podcast.

The Rings Of Power Season 2 Episode 3 and 4 Details

Season 2 Episode 3 "The Eagle and The Sceptre"

Episode Written by Helen Shang

Episode Directed by Charlotte Brändström and Louise Hooper

Season 2 Episode 4 “Eldest”

Episode directed by Sanaa Hamri and Louise Hooper

Episode written by Glenise Mullins

Series showrunners J. D. Payne and Patrick McKay

Based on "The Lord of the Rings" and appendices by J.R.R. Tolkien

Episode 3 "The Eagle and The Sceptre" Synopsis

Though Isildur is presumed dead in the eruption of Mount Doom, his horse Berek finds him alive in a nest of giant spiders and helps him escape. 

On his way to Pelargir, an old Númenórean colony, Isildur comes across a young woman named Estrid who secretly bears Adar's brand. They are attacked by Wild Men who steal Berek, and are saved by the Elf Arondir who is grieving the loss of Bronwyn, the woman he loved. 

Bronwyn's son, Theo, dismisses Arondir's attempts to comfort him and offers to help Isildur steal Berek back. As they are doing this, Theo and the Wild Men are captured by something unknown. 

In Númenor, Isildur's sister Eärien causes outrage when she reveals that Queen Regent Míriel has been using an Elvish palantír (crystal ball). A Great Eagle arrives at Míriel's coronation—following the death of her father, King Tar-Palantir—and Lord Belzagar, a supporter of Míriel's cousin Pharazôn, claims that this is a sign of support for Pharazôn. 

Back in Eregion, Celebrimbor and Annatar ask the Dwarves for mithril so they can make more Rings of Power. King Durin III provides it, despite Durin IV's distrust of Annatar.

Episode 4 “Eldest” Synopsis

Elrond and Galadriel set out for Eregion. They come to a bridge that has been destroyed by lightning and are forced to take a more dangerous path. 

Meanwhile in the lands of Rhun, The Stranger meets a mysterious man named Tom Bombadil while Nori and Poppy find a community of halflings called Stoors. They learn that the Harfoots are descended from a Stoor who left Rhûn in search of the Sûzat, a place of green hills that he dreamed could be the home of halflings.

Back in Pelargir, Arondir deduces that Estrid is one of the Wild Men. She earns back Isildur's trust when he and Arondir are sucked into a mud pit inhabited by a nameless creature and she helps free them. They are confronted by two Ents who captured Theo and the Wild Men in retribution for the felling of trees by Adar's army of Orcs. Arondir promises to protect the forest and the Ents free their prisoners; one of the Wild Men is Hagen, Estrid's betrothed. 

As the Elves continue their journey to Eregion they fight off Barrow-wights in the Barrow Lands and Elrond and Galadriel find Adar's army. Galadriel gives her ring to Elrond and tells him to return to Lindon to warn High King Gil-galad. Galadriel stays to hold off the Orcs and allow the rest of the elves to escape but is captured by Adar.

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Thanks for joining us for our podcast all about The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 3 and 4. We will be back next time with our podcast all about The Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 5 "Halls of Stone" and maybe Episode 6.

Thanks so much for joining our circle fellow Ringers we hope to see you again soon.

Keep watching, Keep Listening and don’t stray from the path.

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John and Derek return to Middle Earth to discuss The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 Episodes 1 and 2. As both episodes were released on Prime Video together we will be spoiling everything about these in this discussion.

The Rings Of Power Season 2 Episode 1 and 2 Details

Season 2 Episode 1 "Elven Kings Under The Sky"

Episode Written by Gennifer Hutchison

Episode Directed by Charlotte Brändström

Season 2 Episode 2 “Where The Stars Are Strange”

Episode directed by Charlotte Brändström and Louise Hooper

Episode written by Jason Cahill

Series showrunners J. D. Payne and Patrick McKay

Based on "The Lord of the Rings" and appendices by J.R.R. Tolkien

Episode 1 "Elven Kings Under The Sky" Synopsis

At the dawn of the Second Age, the Dark Lord Sauron is seemingly killed by an army of Orcs and their leader, Adar, but his spirit endures and forms a new body over thousands of years. 

Taking the name "Halbrand", he helps the Elves forge three Rings of Power before his identity is revealed. 

High King Gil-galad believes they have no choice but to use the rings against Sauron while his herald, Elrond, objects. 

Elrond escapes with the rings and takes them to Círdan, the oldest and wisest Elf in Middle-earth, who agrees to help until he sees the power of the rings and believes them to be true perfection. 

Círdan, Galadriel, and Gil-galad put them on and the power of the Elves is restored. 

The Stranger—a Wizard who is regaining his memories—and the Harfoot Nori Brandyfoot get lost on their way to the land of Rhûn. They are followed by Nori's friend Poppy Proudfellow, who brings Harfoot maps to help them find their way. 

In Mordor, Halbrand is brought to Adar and reveals that Sauron has returned. He offers to go to Eregion—the Elven realm where the rings were forged—to gain their confidence and find Sauron's location while Adar raises his army for an assault on him.

Episode 2 “Where The Stars Are Strange” Synopsis

The ongoing eruption of Mount Doom causes an earthquake in the Dwarven realm of Khazad-dûm that destroys their infrastructure and leads to the withering of their crops. King Durin III and his son, Prince Durin IV, refuse to reconcile despite the crisis. 

Galadriel has a vision of Celebrimbor's death and asks to meet him in Eregion to offer her protection from the threat of Sauron. Gil-galad agrees if Elrond leads her company, and Círdan convinces the reluctant Elrond that it would be better for him to guide his friends rather than abandon them. 

In Rhûn, a Dark Wizard sends a group of riders to capture the Stranger. Finding a staff that he recognizes from his dreams, the Stranger summons a sandstorm which drives the riders off. He loses control and the storm sweeps Nori and Poppy away.

Meanwhile Sauron poses as Halbrand once again at the gates of Eregion and refuses to leave. Though he promised Galadriel he would never talk to Halbrand again, Celebrimbor does not know he is Sauron and eventually approaches him. Halbrand convinces Celebrimbor that he is Annatar, the "Lord of Gifts", an emissary from the Valar who has come to help make Rings of Power for Dwarves and Men.

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Thanks for joining us for our podcast all about The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 1 and 2. We will be back next time with our podcast all about The Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 3 "The Eagle and The Sceptre" and Episode 4 "Eldest".

Thanks so much for joining our circle fellow Ringers we hope to see you again soon.

Keep watching, Keep Listening and Keep sailing for The West.

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We're back for one final time with The Boys Season 4 Wrap Up. We chat all about the fourth season, discuss your feedback on Season 4 and announce the winner of our Boys Pub Quiz goodies.

The Boys Season 4 Wrap Up

Head Writer and Developed by - Eric Kripke

Based on the comic series from Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson

Executive Producers Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.

Season Cast

• Karl Urban as Billy Butcher
• Jack Quaid as Hughie Campbell
• Erin Moriarty as Annie January, aka Starlight
• Antony Starr as Homelander
• Jessie T. Usher as A-Train
• Chace Crawford as The Deep
• Claudia Doumit as Victoria Neuman
• Laz Alonso as Mother’s Milk, aka M.M.
• Tomer Capone as Frenchie
• Karen Fukuhara as Kimiko
• Colby Minifie as Ashley Barrett
• Cameron Crovetti as Ryan
• Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Joe Kessler
• Valorie Curry as Firecracker
• Susan Heyward as Sister Sage
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The Boys Season 4 Pub Quiz results

• Question 1 : What two States at the start of the episode swing to the Singer-Neuman election ticket?
• Colorado & Nevada
• Question 2 : How many beers in total did Kimiko actually have?
• 8 but she has one more so we’re also going to include 9.
• Question 3 : What name was Firecracker previously known as?
• Sparkler
• Question 4 : What Album does Colin play for Frenchie?
• Crying Time by Ray Charles
• Question 5 : Why did Hughie’s dad want to go to Paris?
• Da Vinci Code walking tour
• Question 6 : What is the name of the correctional facility where Frenchie is held?
• Vernon Correctional Facility
• Question 7 : Which country was Mother’s Milk sending his family to for safety, away from the Seven?
• Belize
• Question 8 : What is Ashley’s last name?
• Ashley Barrett (Her full name is on screen in the episode when she is announcing the write off of A-Train’s movie).

And the winner is revealed on the podcast!

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We'll also be covering the next seasons of Invincible and The Boys spin off Gen V when they are released as well.

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John and Derek are back with the final part of our Witcher Season 3 coverage Podcast as we discuss the final two episodes in full spoiler filled detail.

Spoilers for The Witcher Season 3 Episodes 7 and 8.

Based on the book series by Andrzej Sapkowski and the game series "The Witcher" from CD Projekt Red

Showrunner and Lead Writer: Lauren Schmidt Hissrich

Episode 7 - Out Of The Fire, Into The Frying Pan

Written by Matthew D'Ambrosio

Directed by Bola Ogun

Synopsis: Following the explosion at Tor Lara Ciri is transported through a portal from the monolith, finding herself in the wasteland of the Korath desert. 

At Aretuza, Jaskier finds and confronts Prince Radovid about his attempt to capture Ciri for Redania but provides him with an escape route to get back home. The Prince vows to return with whatever army he can muster to help. But the bard doesn’t believe him. 

Jaskier also reunites with Yennefer who informs him that Ciri is missing and Geralt has been taken to Brokilon by Triss. Jaskier travels to Brokilon Forest where dryads led by Queen Eithné take care of the wounded Geralt,and he learns that the forest has become a refuge for people escaping the war between the Northern kingdoms and Nilfgaard.

Back in the Korath desert Ciri struggles to find water or food, but she encounters a unicorn, she names "Little Horse", who keeps her company. Wandering the desert for days, Ciri is tormented by visions of her loved ones, including her mother Pavetta and Calenthe, as well as a mysterious figure revealed to be Falka, a half-elven princess burnt at the stake for rising up against her father, the king.

When an unnamed desert monster attacks Ciri and wounds Little Horse, Ciri is persuaded by the vision of Falka to use dangerous fire magic to heal the unicorn. As she does, a violent fiery vision nearly consumes her before Ciri relinquishes her magic and loses consciousness, waking up surrounded by bounty hunters.

Back in Brokilon forest Jaskier finds a slowly recovering Geralt, where he informs him of rumours that Ciri has been captured and is on her way to Nilfgaard.

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Episode 8 - The Cost of Chaos

Written by Mike Ostrowski & Troy Dangerfield

Directed again by Bola Ogun

Synopsis: Searching for Ciri, Yennefer and her fellow sorceresses raid Vilgefortz's fortress of Vuilpanne. They only find the corpses of kidnapped Aretuzan novices and work together to restore their bodies so they can receive a proper burial. At Vuilpanne, Tissaia is confronted by Philippa who blames her for the tragic outcome of the Thanedd Island Coup because of her relationship with Vilgefortz. But Tissaia blames Philipa for siding with Rhodania. After they return to Aretuza, a guilt-ridden and resigned Tissaia takes her own life. 

In Redania, an angry and disappointed King Vizimir orders Dijkstra to murder Philippa as punishment for the failed coup. But Philippa orchestrates Vizimir's assassination instead, crowning Prince Radovid the new king before he can leave to help Jaskier. 

Yennefer travels to Brokilon and heals Geralt as best she can. As he recovers he is joined by Jaskier and an archer Milva, and they leave Brokilon to follow the rumours about Ciri and save her from Emperor Emhyr and Nilfgaard. 

Meanwhile, Fringilla and Francesca arrive at Nilfgaard secretly plotting against Emhyr, but when Fringilla accidentally reveals the truth about Nilfgaard's part in the murder of Francesca’s baby, Francesca leaves in anger, swearing revenge on her and on Emperor Emhyr. 

In the great hall at Nilfgaard, Emhyr, flanked by a disfigured Vilgefortz welcomes Ciri to the Nilfgaardian court. But little does he realise that who he thinks is Ciri is in fact Teryn, one of the missing Aretruzan novices, kidnapped by Vilgefortz and posing as Ciri. 

Elsewhere in a tavern somewhere on the Continent the real Ciri is still held captive by the bounty hunters. But she and another captive, called Kayleigh, are saved by a bandit group known as the Rats that Kayleigh is a member of. They let her join them after she accepts their offer to fight her captor, killing him and marking her first human kill. When the Rats ask her name, Ciri introduces herself as "Falka ''.  

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Thank you for joining us for the final part of our Witcher Podcast. We hope you enjoyed following along with us for the Witcher Season 3. Join us again on our main feed on TV Podcast Industries or come back next time for the Witcher Season 4.

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Date Recorded: 08/08/2023

Date Published: 09/08/2023

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John and his own ineffable fiancé Derek return for our weekly coverage of Good Omens Season 2 with Episode 2 "The Clue".

Another great fun tale featuring a comedic take on the trials of Job.

Based on the book Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman and starring David Tennant and Michael Sheen we’re discussing each of the six episodes of this series one a week. This is our spoiler filled discussion so as always make sure you’ve watched the episode before listening to the podcast.

Good Omens 202 “The Clue” synopsis

In 2500 BCE in the Land of Uz, Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) arrives to stop Crowley (David Tennant) from bestowing the nicest guy in the world, Job (Peter Davidson), horrific disasters to befall him, including his herd of goats. He learns that Crowley is there by permission of The Almighty (Frances McDormand) and the trials are intended to test Job’s faith as a bet between God and Satan.

Aziraphale, feeling pity for him, is horrified by the prospect of heaven and hell destroying Job's children, and after some convincing he and Crowley trick the angels into thinking that Job's children are dead, although hidden in lizard form. 

When the Archangels reveal the tests to Job and reward him with double his losses, Crowley and Aziraphale hatch a plan. Crowley disguised as Uzu the Sihite, a professional midwife and cobbler, pretends to extract Job’s wife, Siti’s (Andi Osho), ribs to kid, while transforming his actual children from lizard form. Aziraphale confirms that all birthing was in accordance with how it happened in the Garden of Eden and that the children are in fact new replacements. But Aziraphale feels great guilt for thwarting the will of God, and wonders if he did the right thing. 

In the present, Jim, short for James, short for Gabriel (Jon Hamm), seems to be enjoying his job as bookshop assistant so much he begins singing the Buddy Holly hit Everyday. Could this be The Clue to Gabriel’s amnesia? 

Meanwhile, Michael (Doon Mackichan), Uriel (Gloria Obianyo), and Saraqael (Liz Carr) arrive in Soho upon tracing the miracle to the bookshop. However, due to the miracle Aziraphale and Crowley performed, they cannot recognize Gabriel, and leave, still suspicious of Aziraphale, who assures the assembled hosts that the miracle was for love between Maggie (Maggie Service) and Nina (Nina Sosanya). 

As Shax (Miranda Richardson) offers to drop the hostility towards Crowley in exchange for the information on where Gabriel is; while Aziraphale commandeers Crowley’s wheels to embark on a road trip to The Resurrectionists, a pub at 66 Goat Gate in Edinburgh to investigate his brand new Clue leaving an exasperated Crowley to watch over the bookshop and Gabriel.

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We return with our Witcher Season 3 Podcast as we discuss the next two episodes in full spoiler filled detail.

Spoilers for The Witcher Season 3 Episodes 5 and 6.

Based on the book series by Andrzej Sapkowski and the game series "The Witcher" from CD Projekt Red

Showrunner and Lead Writer: Lauren Schmidt Hissrich

Episode 5 - The Art Of The Illusion

Written by Clare Higgins

Directed by Loni Peristere

Synopsis: With the banquet over, Geralt and Yennefer discuss the night's events from the bathtub, the bed, from beneath the sheets and in the morning after. 

Despite his discomfort at the surroundings and the company, Yennefer and Geralt step out arm-in-arm and dressed-to-kill at a lavish ball. But all is not as it appears during the evening of gossip, spiked drinks, revelry and revelation. Geralt tries very hard to socialise and avoid the revelling sorcerers. His patience is pushed by Dijkstra, Phillipa and Stregabour during the evening and Yennefer has to remind him they need to lie low in order to expose Stregobor as the dark mage during the conclave the following day. 

However, their plans change when Yennefer is alerted by Istredd and Triss about Stregobor's possession of the Book of Monoliths. Geralt and Istredd pretend a fight to cover for Yennefer as she breaks into Stregobor's study where they discover the book, as well as apparent evidence of kidnapping half-elven students. 

Stregobor is arrested in his study by Tissaia, Vilgefortz and Artorius, and the banquet is deemed a diplomatic success. Once Yennefer and Geralt put all the pieces of the night together, however, they realise the mastermind behind Rience's actions and the kidnappings is Vilgefortz who only framed Stregobor. 

Scouting the halls to find Vilgefortz, Geralt is distracted by sounds of a distant fight and is ambushed at knife-point by Dijkstra, as he enacts his plan to purge the Brotherhood of Sorcerers.

Episode 6 - Everyone has a plan 'Til They Get Punched In The Face

Written by Javier Grillo-Marxuach

Directed again by Loni Peristere

Synopsis: With Geralt taken prisoner, bloodshed and betrayal, rocks Aretuza, as the Redanian soldiers led by Dijkstra and Philippa, along with several Northern mages, strike a coup to arrest mages led by Vilgefortz who collaborated with Nilfgaard. 

Not believing the accusations levelled at her lover, Tissaia frees the apprehended mages and Vilgefortz, where he reveals his conniving, plotting and betrayal to Tissaia as he lets in an invading force of elven Scoia'tael led by Cahir and Queen Francesca to reclaim Aretuza. The hunt for Ciri comes to a head as Vilgefortz, the elves,and the Redanians all seek to find Ciri for their own purposes. 

A bloody battle erupts between the league of Nilfgaardian and Scoia'tael forces and the Northern mages, as many are killed on both sides including Filavandrel and Artorius. Elsewhere, Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer are briefly reunited trying to get Ciri to safety. But after surviving an attack by Rience who is killed and decapitated by Geralt’s sword, Yennefer must go to help her Aretuzian brothers and sisters. Yennifer joins her weakened mentor Tissaia at the battle, after she has cast a devastating spell of last resort leaving Aretuza ruined. While the last few mages are saved by Stregobor who sacrifices himself using fire magic to stop the remaining forces from finishing them off .

Meanwhile Geralt and Ciri are confronted by Cahir, who has an epiphany realising he has been used and lied to for long enough, asking for forgiveness from Ciri he pledges to defend her as he fights off Scoia'tael hunting Ciri and Geralt. 

As they both make their way to the shore to escape by boat something feels wrong and Geralt commands Ciri to run. She runs back towards Aretuza and the tower of Tor Lara, as Vilgefortz confronts Geralt. The dark mage shows expert combat prowess and defeats Geralt allowing him to pursue Ciri. Half-dead and bleeding out, a lucky Geralt is found by Triss who takes him to Brokilon. 

At Tor Lara just before Vilgefortz can capture her, Ciri taps into the power of the monolith contained in the tower, unleashing a devastating explosion which destroys the tower. Nothing on the Continent will ever be the same again.  

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Date Recorded: 01/08/2023

Date Published: 02/08/2022

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The end of the world is nigh once again as we return for Good Omens Season 2 Chapter 1 "The Arrival".

Based on the book Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman and starring David Tennant and Michael Sheen we’ll be discussing each of the six episodes of this series one by one. This is our spoiler filled discussion so as always make sure you’ve watched the episode before listening to the podcast.

Good Omens 201 “The Arrival” synopsis

After averting the apocalypse, Crowley (David Tennant) and Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) are on the outs with heaven and hell. 

Crowley is living in his car, feeling aimless and just very bored, even his interactions with his replacement, Shax (Miranda Richardson), the new high representative of hell in London are a struggle. As Shax gets to grips with her role she is so confused about why being a demon on earth is so easy and why the humans keep inflicting evil, horrible stuff to each other. But Shax hears something juicy on the heaven-hell grapevine (which definitely doesn't exist) is awash with rumours that there's something going down in the UP.

Meanwhile at A Z Fell and Co bookshop in Soho Aziraphale is relaxing to a new record he bought from Maggie (Maggie Service) in the vinyl shop across the road and forgiving her rent arrears. Relaxing into Shostakovich, he is disturbed when a very confused and very naked Archangel Gabriel (Jon Hamm), holding a box, walks through the street straight to his shop. He doesn't know who he, where he is or who Aziraphale is, but he knows that Aziraphale will keep him safe and stop the “bad thing”, that he doesn’t know what it is, from happening.

Slightly panicked about what is going on, Aziraphale calls the only one he knows that can help, Crowley, who is far from happy to help Gabriel. Crowley has no inclination to help Gabriel, suggesting they leave him on Dartmoor and he refuses to help his friend, leaving to go back to his car. While away, Crowley is called on by Beelzeebub who will return Crowley to hell if he brings Gabriel to him. Beelzebub also informs him that Extreme Sanctions will be used by heaven against anyone harbouring Gabriel from them. Crowley returns immediately to Aziraphale to help him and admits with a little dance that he was wrong and Aziraphale was right. Together the two perform a very minor half a miracle to hide Gabriel, now named James/Jim from everyone's sight.

But the miracle isn't minor enough and with klaxons blaring and red lights flashing in heaven it attracts the attention of Michael (Doon Mackichan) and the other angels to a little bookshop in Soho.

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Derek, John and Chris reach the finale of season one with Secret Invasion Episode 6 Home. We chat all about the big stand offs and potential set ups for the future of the MCU in spoiler filled detail.

Secret Invasion Episode 6 Home Synopsis

Executive Producers - Kevin Feige, Louis D'Esposito, Brad Winderbaum, Samuel L. Jackson, Ali Selim, Kyle Bradstreet, Brian Tucker

Head Writer: Kyle Bradstreet

All Episodes directed by: Ali Selim

Episode Written by: Kyle Bradstreet and Brian Tucker

Fury confronts Gravik at New Skrullos. He gives him the Harvest and in exchange asks that he spare Earth and conquer any other planet. Gravik refuses before using the Harvest vial to empower himself further with superpowers and attempt to kill Fury in the process. Only he learns that The Nick Fury he has met with is a disguised G'iah, ready to get revenge on him for the murder of her parents. She has also received the power of the Avengers from the Harvest, and the two fight, using the various powers of many superpowered beings incorporated into their DNA. G'iah eventually succeeds in killing Gravik with a cosmic beam to his torso.

Meanwhile, Raava, in the form of Colonel Rhodes successfully convinces Ritson to authorise a nuclear strike on New Skrullos, but is tricked by Sonia Falsworth into arranging for Ritson's evacuation from the hospital and into a stand-off with the real Nick Fury. Raava attempts to retaliate, but is killed by Fury.

President Ritson calls off the strike, allowing G'iah to free Gravik's human prisoners, including many world leaders, Everett Ross and the real Colonel Rhodes. But in the aftermath, Ritson gives a hateful speech against the Skrulls and issues a new bill declaring all off-world species as hostile forces. He threatens to hunt down the remaining Skrulls on Earth, causing unrest as civilians publicly murder various high-profile officials for fear that they are Skrulls.

Meanwhile, Sonia Falsworth meets with G'iah and proposes a partnership to protect the Skrulls against Ritson's bill. While, after cautioning President Ritson about the unrest he caused, Fury asks Varra to come to S.A.B.E.R. with him to help negotiate on behalf of the Skrulls at a peace summit with the Kree. She agrees and they leave Earth together.

Secret Invasion Episode 6 Cast

• Samuel L. Jackson plays Nick Fury
• Cobie Smulders plays Maria Hill 
• Olivia Colman plays Sonya Falsworth
• Ben Mendelsohn plays Talos
• Kingsley Ben-Adir plays Gravik
• Emilia Clarke plays G’iah
• Killian Scott plays Pagon
• Martin Freeman plays Everett Ross
• Don Cheadle as James "Rhodie" Rhodes
• Dermot Mulroney as President Ritson
• Samuel Adewunmi plays Beto
• Charlayne Woodard plays Varra/Priscilla

A Return to Defending

As we are returning to the Marvel TV universe we are using the format of our former Marvel podcast, Defenders TV Podcast. We discuss:

- Our Top 5 Points (or Case Notes) of the episode

- Whether we each Defend the episode or not

- Notes, Quotes and comic references

The Secret Invasion Pub Quiz

During each podcast we'll ask a question about each episode in our Secret Invasion Pub Quiz. You can send in your answers each week to feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com At the end of the six episode series the listeners with the most correct answers will be in with the chance of getting their hands on some Secret Invasion goodies. All questions will be updated on: https://www.tvpodcastindustries.com

Question 6: What are the two hospital units at either end of the corridor where Nick Fury confronts Rhodes?Feedback for Secret Invasion

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Thanks for joining us for our coverage of Secret Invasion Episode 6. We'll be back soon to announce the winner of our Secret Invasion Pub Quiz.

You can also join us on our main feed for all of our podcasts including all the Marvel TV Shows including Wandavision, Falcon and The Winter Soldier, What If, Ms. Marvel, She Hulk Attorney At Law and much much more.

Until then, Keep Watching, Keep Listening and Keep Defending.

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The music for this episode Armor Piercing by Audiorezout is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.

Another short but packed episode this week Derek and Chris discuss every detail of Secret Invasion Episode 5 Harvest in spoiler filled detail.

Secret Invasion Episode 5 Harvest Synopsis

Executive Producers - Kevin Feige, Louis D'Esposito, Brad Winderbaum, Samuel L. Jackson, Ali Selim, Kyle Bradstreet, Brian Tucker

Head Writer: Kyle Bradstreet

All Episodes directed by: Ali Selim

Episode Written by: Michael Bhim and Brian Tucker

Following the murder of Talos, Fury brings US President Ritson to the hospital. He tries to guard him but Rhodey and his team arrives to take over. He drives Fury away by releasing a video showing him killing former S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Maria Hill.

Fury returns to his hideout in Brixton where he meets G’iah. She’s looking to bury her father so Fury sends her to his home where his wife Priscilla will take care of the ceremony. He explains that Talos didn’t lose, he chose the path of struggle but now it’s her time. And with her new powers she can take on Gravik. But he needs to go to Finland.

Meanwhile Gravik’s plan hasn’t worked out the way he wanted to. When Pagon challenges him he’s killed and Gravik tells the rest of his lieutenants they have no voice and shouldn’t question his plans. They attempt to overthrow Gravik but with his own Super Skrull abilities he kills them all.

Gravik reaches out to Skrull Rodey to enact a new plan. He is to convince the US President to destroy New Skrullos dropping bombs in Russia. But it’s a ruse to convince Fury to hand over the DNA of all of earth’s mightiest heroes to him. He also sends his troops to execute Priscilla for her failure to murder Fury.

After giving her father a traditional Skrull send off, G’iah helps Priscilla survive the attack on her life and Priscilla drops her off to her next mission.

Following a plane ride to Finland, piloted by the ever resourceful smuggler Rick Mason, Fury reunites with Sonya Folsworth. She learns Rodey is a Skrull aligned with Gravik and that Fury’s personal connection to the Skrulls means he doesn’t want any innocent members of their species to die.

He retrieves the vial from his grave and all of his equipment telling Sonya he’s going to trade with Gravik to save the planet. He makes one final call and tells his contact “It’s Time! Let’s finish this''.

Secret Invasion Episode 5 Cast

• Samuel L. Jackson plays Nick Fury
• Cobie Smulders plays Maria Hill 
• Olivia Colman plays Sonya Falsworth
• Ben Mendelsohn plays Talos
• Kingsley Ben-Adir plays Gravik
• Emilia Clarke plays G’iah
• Killian Scott plays Pagon
• Martin Freeman plays Everett Ross
• Don Cheadle as James "Rhodie" Rhodes
• Dermot Mulroney as President Ritson
• Samuel Adewunmi plays Beto
• Charlayne Woodard plays Varra/Priscilla

A Return to Defending

As we are returning to the Marvel TV universe we are using the format of our former Marvel podcast, Defenders TV Podcast. We discuss:

- Our Top 5 Points (or Case Notes) of the episode

- Whether we each Defend the episode or not

- Notes, Quotes and comic references

The Secret Invasion Pub Quiz

During each podcast we'll ask a question about each episode in our Secret Invasion Pub Quiz. You can send in your answers each week to feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com At the end of the six episode series the listeners with the most correct answers will be in with the chance of getting their hands on some Secret Invasion goodies. All questions will be updated on: https://www.tvpodcastindustries.com

Question 5: What does Sonya Folsworth say Podcasts are full of?Feedback for Secret Invasion

Once you've watched the episodes you can email us to feedback@tvpodcastindustries.com, you can message us @TVPodIndustries on Twitter or join our Facebook group at https://facebook.com/groups/tvpodcastindustries and share your thoughts in our spoiler posts for each episode.

Follow us and Subscribe to the Podcast

If you want to keep up with us and all of our podcasts, please subscribe to the podcast over at https://tvpodcastindustries.com. Where we will continue to podcast about multiple TV shows we hope you'll love.

Next time on TV Podcast Industries

Thanks for joining us for our Secret Invasion Episode 5 podcast. We'll be back next week with our chat about the season finale of Secret Invasion Episode 6.

You can also join us on our main feed for all of our podcasts including all the Marvel TV Shows including Wandavision, Falcon and The Winter Soldier, What If, Ms. Marvel, She Hulk Attorney At Law and much much more.

Until then, Keep Watching, Keep Listening and Keep Defending.

Derek, Chris and John

TV Podcast Industries

The music for this episode Armor Piercing by Audiorezout is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.

We are back wit our Witcher Season 3 Podcast as we discuss the next two episodes of this first half in full spoiler filled detail.

Spoilers for The Witcher Season 3 Episodes 3 and 4.

Based on the book series by Andrzej Sapkowski and the game series "The Witcher" from CD Projekt Red

Showrunner and Lead Writer: Lauren Schmidt-Hissrich

Episode 3 - Reunion

Written by Haily Hall

Directed by Gandja Monteiro

Synopsis: Jaskier is still thinking about Prince Radovid. He might just have a crush on him. But his contemplation is interrupted when Geralt needs his help with the girl he found at the Castle Vuilpanne.

Geralt brings the girl to a friend of his mothers Anika. Under a potion cooked up by Anika’s partner Otto they learn that the girl is a student called Teryn from Aretuza who was kidnapped by a man who she’d always been afraid of as a novice and a woman with a strange voice. Geralt and Jaskier resolve to go to Aretuza leaving Teryn with the couple.

Meanwhile, after deciding Ciri needs better instruction to become the leader she believes she should be, Yennifer has to also change herself to be allowed back into the Brotherhood of mages. Unhappy with being treated like a servant by the mages from Aretuza, Ciri steals a horse and runs to find Garalt. 

But on the journey the spectral forms of The Wild Hunt bleed through to The Continent searching for Ciri but Geralt drives them away. 

Up in the Northern kingdom’s Rodanian intelligence make a big play to get King Vizimir back in line. With Queen Hedwig conducting secret meetings with Nilfgaard without the permission of Dijkstra and Phillipa, they have Queen’s head served to their boss in a box blaming Nilfgaard for her murder.

Back in Nilfgaard the elf Gallitan brings Cahir to Emperor Emhyr and tells him of Francesca’s plan to capture Ciri. He wants support to overthrow Francesca and get back on his mission to take the Northern territories. But, following a private audience with Emyr, Cahir is ordered to prove himself as a good leader by murdering Gallatin. Reluctantly Cahir brutally carries out his orders.

Episode 4 - The Invitation

Written by Rae Benjamin

Directed again by Gandja Monteiro

Synopsis: Aboard a ship to Aretuza, Geralt, Ciri, Jaskier and the rest of the crew are attacked by an Aeschna which Geralt and Ciri team up and kill. 

At Aretuza, in spite of opposition from Stregobor and Artorius Vigo, Yennefer convinces the Brotherhood of Sorcerers to host a conclave for mages to strengthen the unity of the North against Nilfgaard, and later, she visits the Redanian court in person to invite Philippa Eilhart and try to win the support of King Vizimir who orders not only Philippa, but Dijkstra and Prince Radovid to attend as well. 

On her way back through the portal to Aretuza, Yennefer is ambushed by a creature that looks like Geralt but she manages to escape. 

Upon reaching Franscesca and the Scoia'tael, Cahir persuades her to join forces in their search for Ciri on behalf of Emperor Emhyr. Although Emhyr believes the former mage of Nilfgaard Fringilla is dead, she has escaped and is enjoying her new found freedom in a local tavern. There she learns about the conclave of the brotherhood of mages. 

Meanwhile, Triss and Istredd investigate the missing Aretuzan novices and the Book of Monoliths, and, similar to Yennefer and Geralt, they arrive at the conclusion that Stregobor is the mastermind behind those events, and is the mage behind Rience's actions. 

Ciri, with Jaskier babysitting, are kept in a safe haven away from Aretuza; Radovid tracks Jaskier down and they kiss; just as. Geralt, Yennefer, and the Northern mages gather at Aretuza to begin the conclave with a spectacular ball.  

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Thank you for joining us for the first part of our Witcher Podcast. We hope you'll come back next week when we discuss the second half of season 1. Derek, Chris and John TV Podcast Industries

Date Recorded: 11/07/2023

Date Published: 16/07/2022

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