Titans season 4 is out on Netflix. It’s the last season.

5 episodes out but damn boring with hardly anything happening.

Cavill Withcher has become sort of side character in his own series.

No wonder he don’t like the way the series is going. They are trying too hard to be like GOT.

To be fair, it was quite a faithful adaptation of the book ending. There were some deviations but the book don’t have large battles too at the end if I remember correctly.

Toronaga is based on Tokugawa Ieyesu and John is based on William Adams who are both real historical people. In real life William Adam became advisor for Shogun and managed to convince him to ban Portuguese from Japan.

Historically, nothing really happened to Osaka but the Shogun moved the capital to Edo which later became Tokyo during Meiji restoration.

As for Portuguese, they were expelled from Japan under the advise of real life Blackthorn but later the Dutch and English came and managed to have limited trade with Japan until Meiji era where Japan totally open itself to the world.

The final episode so many cameos

Episode 5 is the best so far as it’s pretty good light saber duels

Not the best but not the worse either. It's not like totally unwatchable at all. Episode 3 was the worse but 4 and 5 has been better.

The action scenes are so far the saving point for the series as its not bad.

It's just attracting too much criticism because of so called wokeism but if you watch the show, there are hardly anything there but that is just my opinion.

Why you watch this type of adult shows in front of kids?

Usually when the series start, they will indicate things like violence, nudity, gore, etc.

For kids, use the kids account.

It's not to bad but don't make sense as a prequel to all the Aliens movies

No way something as significant as aliens species landing on earth and there's no record of it at all.

This storyline takes place 2 years before the first 1979 movie lah

My point is it takes place before the first Alien movies and no one knows about this creature existed?