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re: The Wheel of Time -- Season 2 coming in September -- Wise Ones Thread (Book Spoilers)
Posted on 12/24/21 at 12:53 pm to oauron
Posted on 12/24/21 at 12:53 pm to oauron
I’ll say this. It’s pretty clear Rafe was the wrong choice for this.
While he was allegedly a huge fan, he’s incapable of separating his politics and worldview from the material, and just couldn’t see that he needed to stay relatively close to the source material in S1 and not worry about future seasons.
While he was allegedly a huge fan, he’s incapable of separating his politics and worldview from the material, and just couldn’t see that he needed to stay relatively close to the source material in S1 and not worry about future seasons.
Posted on 12/25/21 at 6:14 pm to Fun Bunch
See, the problem is we have no idea whether Rafe was successful or not in the big picture.
I mean, he clearly succeeded initially because the show has been a huge success. Its now guaranteed at least 3 seasons, and based on most of the metrics that I've seen, its probably going to make it the full eight.
The question is how many new viewers with little WOT familiarity did Rafe bring to the show with this vision versus how many of the book readers he will lose?
Truthfully, I think things were pretty great through episode seven. The problem with the finale is less with the book readers who they are clearly not as interested in as the non book readers who also reacted pretty negatively at least to the extent I've seen. Season 2 if it makes the jump that many shows make should solve alot of this, but it does give the show less margin for error than if they had nailed the finale.
I mean, he clearly succeeded initially because the show has been a huge success. Its now guaranteed at least 3 seasons, and based on most of the metrics that I've seen, its probably going to make it the full eight.
The question is how many new viewers with little WOT familiarity did Rafe bring to the show with this vision versus how many of the book readers he will lose?
Truthfully, I think things were pretty great through episode seven. The problem with the finale is less with the book readers who they are clearly not as interested in as the non book readers who also reacted pretty negatively at least to the extent I've seen. Season 2 if it makes the jump that many shows make should solve alot of this, but it does give the show less margin for error than if they had nailed the finale.
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