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Lance Manley
The Terminus destruction was similar to the scene in the book where 50 martyrs on Trantor were killed to preserve the location of the real Second Foundation. The people who died on the Invictus and on Terminus were martyrs who volunteered for the job. The actual Foundation had previously moved somewhere else.
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Jake Nightingale
Wow! What a brilliantly executed episode, seamlessly weaving together and concluding numerous intricate story threads. As a devoted sci-fi/fantasy enthusiast who has immersed myself in the Star Wars universe for as long as I can remember, I couldn't contain my excitement when I learned that "Foundation" was being adapted into a live-action series. In an era rife with disappointing adaptations, I couldn't help but approach this project with cautious optimism. Imagine my delight when I began watching this particular endeavor, only to discover a well-crafted masterpiece. Amidst the chaos unleashed by the various characters and narrative choices, the show manages to maintain a clear sense of direction. It's a testament to the talented team behind it, who skillfully balance the disorder with a coherent and engaging storyline. I typically don't leave comments or reviews, but I felt compelled to extend a massive thank you to David S. Goyer and the entire team. I've been thoroughly captivated by the show thus far, and cannot describe how delighted I am (& in massive anticipation) to witness the rest of the story unfold. "Foundation" has exceeded my expectations, and for that, I am truly grateful. THANK YOU!
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Jake Nightingale
Wow! What a brilliantly executed episode, seamlessly weaving together and concluding numerous intricate story threads. As a devoted sci-fi/fantasy enthusiast who has immersed myself in the Star Wars universe for as long as I can remember, I couldn't contain my excitement when I learned that "Foundation" was being adapted into a live-action series. In an era rife with disappointing adaptations, I couldn't help but approach this project with cautious optimism. Imagine my delight when I began watching this particular endeavor, only to discover a well-crafted masterpiece. Amidst the chaos unleashed by the various characters and narrative choices, the show manages to maintain a clear sense of direction. It's a testament to the talented team behind it, who skillfully balance the disorder with a coherent and engaging storyline. I typically don't leave comments or reviews, but I felt compelled to extend a massive thank you to David S. Goyer and the entire team. I've been thoroughly captivated by the show thus far, and cannot describe how excited I am (in massive anticipation) to witness the unfolding of the rest of the story. "Foundation" has exceeded my expectations, and for that, I am truly grateful. THANK YOU!
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Victor M Beltran
Just one word can describe the adaptation of Foundation ... EPIC!, when I first watched the trailer I was expecting the premiere with much enthusiasm and I wasn’t disappointed! on contraire... I was blown away, been a fan from Asimov and Star Wars and born in 1976, It was my destiny! The first season move me! it reach very deep into my soul and it almost felt like I was part of the millenarian story and make it mine. When the second season came alone, I most confess that in the beginning I felt a little disappointing because it give the impression that I was watching some Star Wars copy, I even place a comment on Twitter that said I felt it somehow Starwarized... I apologists for that, once I get into the great kaleidoscope and how the characters and their lifes could be expanded, I retracted about it. What I admire the most about Foundation?... the Art Deco on steroids! I love it. Congratulations and lets hope to have many seasons a head! Let the light never dim!
I identify as Foundation 💅
What a brilliant episode that was, genuinely blown away. I watched Foundation the first day it released and I knew it would be legendary but it surpassed even my highest expectations. Episodes 8 and 9 were marvellous, especially Demerzel's arc, seeing her put Day in his place this episode was very satisfying. Once again the visual effects, costumes and sets were amazing and the destruction of the first foundation was harrowing but beautifully made. Excited for what the final episode holds for all of us. Thank you for all of your work on Foundation, haven't enjoyed a series this much since Raised By Wolves