Hello everybody and welcome back to another episode of NerdSoup. I am Beau Oliver, join

here today with Teddy and we are back to review episode 3 of the Rings of Power Adar.

Glad that was the title of the episode because I was trying to catch that name and my subtitles,

I think my subtitles were Elvish. It was not English so I don't know if they are trying

to be cute but the subtitles caught the Elvish. I said Elvish. We need to find the right.

If you can help me, thank you very much. I appreciate the subtitles especially when it's

dialogue like this where they have all these exotic names of places and people. It's a struggle

to just remember it all. At least, you know, gladriel. I remember from the movies. That's

the easiest name out there right now. I get so many when they introduce another character.

We need like a Kevin and a Sam. Game of Thrones will sprinkle those names in, right?

But I thought this was a good episode. I continue to be so impressed by the scale of everything.

Sailing into new manure, that was breathtaking. You have for the characters and for us as well.

I'm sure people will nitpick some of this EGI. It's not going to look picture-picture perfect but

I naked eye it is unless you're looking for it. You can't really see it. Right, yeah, yeah.

I think, you know, the heads carved into the mountains, the look of the city that it's more

advanced than some of the other places we've been to. And the history was interesting as well.

But, you know, we got some cool fight scenes with Aaron Deere. That was probably my favorite part

of the episode and the harfots making their migration, the stranger being exposed to the village.

So, yeah, I thought this was an overall solid episode. I was also a fan of the the seafarer character.

Ellen Deere and his children, Isseldor and

Eerin. His two kids. I appreciated that relationship. You know, the backstory of new manure,

that was really fascinating. But what did you think about this episode, Ted?

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