Sauron/Annatar Visits King Durin, King Durin REFUSES to take off the RING| Rings of Power S02 E06

In the latest episode of the Lord of the Rings the Rings of Power season 2 Episode 6, Sauron visits king Durin to persuade him to Give them lore Mithril to complete the Rings but the King refuses and when his son begs him to take off the Ring the King refuses again #lordoftherings #sauron #ringsofpower #annatar #celebrimbor #rings #lotr #mithril #gandalf

[@mystic0970]

It was a very nice detail that Sauron sensed the Balrog's presence for a moment.

[@Ben-fk9ey]

Yep, they're expanding mining operations i.e: "The dwarves delved too greedily and too deep".

[@houseviking4352]

I don't think he sensed him. I think he ordered him.

[@AFS_7]

@@houseviking4352they only answer to Morgoth

[@jonslemp5733]

​@@houseviking4352He wouldn't fallow sauron

[@TheBreadator117]

@@houseviking4352Sauron can’t control the balrogs, they are Maiar like Sauron, and only Morgoth could control them

[@johnnyrochester5616]

I’d like to think that Sauron’s thoughts after seeing the Balrog were “I didn’t know Frank worked here.”

[@ATalesTruth-]

More he is like Ok boy go get him And thanks While Saying f you to the dwarves

[@user-kd6ft6ev6g]

@@ATalesTruth-nah the balrog won’t listen to him it never served sauron it served morgoth

[@ATalesTruth-]

@@user-kd6ft6ev6g Sauron was morgoths second in command I hate how people seem to forget When morgoth was captured by the valar Who was in change of literally all of them till his return Sauron

[@simonbourdin2952]

@@ATalesTruth- This is simply not true, Sauron was never in charge of any Balrogs. They had their own commander named Gothmog, who was arguably higher than Sauron in Morgoth's troops, and he had a right-hand Balrog as well. They were in separate chains of command.

[@ATalesTruth-]

@@simonbourdin2952 the fact you say it’s not true when it’s said Sauron is equal if not superior to gothmog Not to mention who did morgoth put incharge of angband Sauron not gothmog And when morgoth returned and was attacked by ungloaint Where did they come from angband Sauron is quite clearly shown to be morgoths chief lieutenant Saying Sauron has had no authority over a belrog doesn’t work considering morgoth made clear Sauron was in change in the event if he is gone Sure once morgoth was finally defeated you can say the belrogs would have no obligation to Sauron now But before they clearly did because morgoth said so and would put them in line if they didn’t fall in line At worse Compare this to transformers prime Megatron is morgoth Star scream the military commander is Gothmog And shockwave the head creator and scientist of new weapons and creatures is Sauron Each are equal in command both considered lieutenants each reporting to megatron Neither are above the other in what they focus on However if megatron makes clear that starscream or shockwave has to answer to the other in the event of his absence His say goes above the troops below them As no one wants to disobey the one who is actually in change

[@connorgolden4]

Sauron was like “hey! It’s my old coworker! Oh you’ll have fun with him :) !”

[@maximemailloux9680]

Hahahaha ! Nice one !!!

[@lucabestea6844]

Sauron's eyes tell it all. You can see the faintest of polite smiles fade when he is refused. And as he walks away after noticing the Balrog, he is displased but masterfully hiding it, while also knowing that because of him the dwarves will be the arhitects of their own doom. Charlie is a master at facial expressions.

[@RoGameReview]

Charlie?

[@AnaisManoukian]

@@RoGameReview Charlie Vickers 🖤🖤

[@bjdollcoloredpencil3273]

Yes his subtile face expressions are amazing:)🥰

[@FieldsOfUppland]

Moria was at this time hosting two maiar of morgoth. Sauron, and a balrog. If they only knew...One a personal guard of his, the other his right hand man.

[@adonislimes6156]

1:34 Sauron’s face like “Who would have thought Mike from land assault department ended up here?! Guess my jobs over”

[@mgway4661]

It doesn’t help him because he’s not in charge of the Balrog of Moria but I think he was genuinely surprised.. and maybe a little panicked

[@abeltaaqlal915]

@@mgway4661 why would he panick, Also yeah he's not in chargw of them but surely it gave an advantage, this scene is equivalent to Sauron's relation with Shelob, he didn't command her but he lets her lingering there bc her presence favours Sauron's goal (destroying the dwarven realm), same as the balrog.

[@MrHealingmonk]

Sauron's actor is killing it. Love every scene he's in

[@thenaberius6081]

Better than season 1, he finaly looks like an enlvish manipulative guy

[@danielperkins6023]

He's one of the only good parts of the show. I really think he's the best actor in the whole show... the others' deliveries make me cringe

[@andrew-rn9ui]

Hes the only reason i watch the show lmao

[@thenaberius6081]

@@andrew-rn9ui I agree, its just the material is shit.

[@JDozza]

Aussie actor Charles Vicker Reppin - Too Deadly!

[@RelinquishedSoul]

"Ring mind tricks don't work on me, only money!" - Durin Toydarian

[@Shepardcomander-p8m]

Bruh gold comment😂😂😂

[@DurinsBane3434]

Xddd😂

[@ThanatorRider]

The Dwarven ringbearers always resisted control by Sauron, as Dwarves are too hardy to be turned into wraiths, but they led to the Dwarves ruin all the same. Durin III is driven by greed to the point of recklessness and cruelty, and it’s going to lead to destruction.

[@----------------------------_.]

It enhance the evil that is already in nature. and leads to corruption of their soul. Sauron might take alot for dwarves to turn but its malignant force compel them to be darker.

[@varric]

That's because Aüle made them resistant to evil.

[@cheezusreles7698]

The Dwarves were created by Aulë/Mahal to be resistant to fire and corruption, but not against covetousness.

[@DarkCreed]

Aren't they resistant to magic?

[@MollymaukT]

@@DarkCreedresistant but not immune. They couldn’t be controlled by Sauron but the Rings still made the dwarf-lords greedy and vastily wealthy. By the time of LotR 4 of the 7 rings had been destroyed in dragonfire. The ring of Durin is one of the 3 that still exist and are in the possession of Sauron

[@Ben-fk9ey]

"The dwarves delved too greedily and too deep. You know what they awoke in the darkness of Khazad-dum... shadow and flame".

[@acrustykrab]

Sauron scenes are the best part of the show!

[@Grumbaki]

Damn. That was a really good scene. Every time the dwarves and Sauron are involved the show is great.

[@sillesrepa8249]

Sauron sensing his old colleague and was like: Yeah F this, good luck dwarves.

[@zanderC5953]

This was a very good scene detailing how the dwarves may have uniquely been tempted by the ring's power: uncooperative but extremely greedy and selfish by multitudes more than without them. Great character reveal❤

[@starbuckstark4745]

Charlie carries the show.

[@StarWarsForge2010]

Durin's Bane is coming. ❤

[@MUSIC3787]

Sauron see Balrog in flames and is like Okey im leaving XD

[@uclongnguyen8860]

Yes, he feel the presence of deadliest servant of Morgoth

[@usn_sxbzer0]

@@uclongnguyen8860This Balrog isn’t Gothmog. Morgoth had multiple Balrogs

[@dangerfindertreasureseeker8905]

@@usn_sxbzer0A Balrog ,even a soldier , is still stupidly powerful.

[@ATalesTruth-]

@@uclongnguyen8860Sauron is still more powerful then any belrog or servant The only one who rivaled him in rank is Gothmog But it’s made clear Sauron is morgoths most powerful servant Putting him above even beings like ancalogon the black In reality Sauron saw the belrog And he is like i don’t need to take you out myself I can let the belrog do it

[@Snipy55]

​@@ATalesTruth- you need to know power comes in different forms. for example, melkor and manwe are considered the most powerful valar, but it combat, give me tulkas. same as with the maiar, sauron in general more powerful but not necessary in direct combat

[@trazyntheinfinite]

Tbh i like how the story is progressing YEAH I KNOW ITS NOT LOREWISE But it is entertaining and it shows sauron quite in character Sauron knew of the balrog which is a nice touch

[@YourEmperorStef]

As someone that hated the first season, I knew whoever is writing the dwarves is a pure genius. Besides for the stuff like the Dwarven rings being made after the Elven ones, and some other stuff, these sequences are amazing

[@MollymaukT]

@@YourEmperorStef even like production-wise is so much better than Numenor. It almost feels like two completely different series

[@blairrobert3438]

The Sauron story is largely accurate bar the time squeeze lore wise. He did court the dwarves, he was aware of what lay at the bottom of Moria.

[@trazyntheinfinite]

@@blairrobert3438 was he? Quite a while since i read the silmarilon

[@blairrobert3438]

@@trazyntheinfinite Yes Tolkien writes about it in his letters. Both of them were wary of one another but he perceived what it was and it perceived who he was from afar.

[@vincem2320]

I love the way he looks at them like he just noticed a bomb 💣 and is like hmm I’m not gonna say anything 😊 Bye bye 👋

[@rorus9530]

I didn't realise the first time I watched, that Sauron saw an image of the balrog in the brazier.

[@pedrojorge1912]

The subtle change in Annatar's expression between 1:26-1:28, just slightly moving the lines under the eyes and the eyebrows... The lines are barely noticeable in the phone screen, but the face overall goes from friendly to menacing in a second.

[@hectorfernandez-tenet]

he is a very good actor

[@Zerojquan]

Something more precious... lol.. wow..... Is funny. Sauron can just manipulate everyone in that room and take what he wants.

[@devilpupbear09]

Don't be intimidated, just picture Sauron in his elven form. OH NO HE'S HOT!

[@csibesz07]

Durin became full blown capitalists. 😂

[@rudyboettjer3860]

Oh Annatar/Sauron Is Still Getting What He Wants Anyway Even He Was Rejected By The Dwarf Lords With Evil Smile And More???

[@Shaera574]

You don’t give the mithril ? Fine ! My friend the Balrog will kick your ass

[@Cloofinder]

Dragon sickness is starting to sink in ×_×

[@skullcandy9641]

From here .moria becomes the scariest place...more than mordor

[@hamett356]

It´s worst when you think about scenes like this one, it could be a great series...

[@strayfreckles]

it is a great series... idk what you are talking about?

[@d-falt7080]

@@strayfreckles there is a lot of annoying scene, there is good but a lot of bad too

[@cmjm123]

@hamett356 you're joke kiddo...and boring!

[@MarvynG]

The order they craft the rings of power in matches the poem, maybe that's why they changed it form the book's chronology.

[@markschroeter9565]

When the king said after Durin says to take off the ring, "no it's mine it belongs to me." Durin, "no you belong to it." That hit home hard.

[@xhagast]

After this scene, none of Durin's blood would have worn the Ring. The only way this scene plays according to the lore is if the king takes it off. "It does not rule me, boy. It is just a tool that will make us rich beyond DREAMS," King Durin told his son holding out the Ring. He gazed at it. Whatever Annatar had meant for it to do, the Ring WAS just a tool. Plus Mithril was plentiful enough for the Dwarves of Erebor an age later to have enough to make a shirt for an Elven princeling sure to outgrow it in a few decades.

[@TedShatner10]

Wonderfully eerie and mystical music cue at 01:32...

[@error5202]

Do you remember first seeing Moria in the movies? This is a pretty dinky throne room for the king of Durin’s folk

[@xhenrique]

Here they had barely started to dig

[@danielperkins6023]

I was thinking the same. While the hobbit movies had problems, I thought the way they did Erebor's throne room was extremely majestic and fitting

[@jrm48220]

Comparing the backgrounds of two projects with vastly different budgets hardly seems fair to me.

[@Hjerrick]

⁠@@jrm48220 you’re right, Rings of power has a much higher budget than the old films.

[@antoniobassu9324]

@@Hjerrick?

[@demonblade001]

The Balrog in the fire felt like jingle keys. Yes we know he's down there and so does sauron.

[@garrettjackson1451]

I must say Charlie Vickers makes a great Sauron especially since he’s the reason I’m watching the show

[@dagger1580]

The only thing I feel this show got absolutely right was the dwarves! Everything else unfortunately not so much

[@YourStylesGeneric321]

You mean the black female dwarves?

[@SimonFoston]

Except for the iffy Scottish accents. Why the dwarves have to sound Scottish is beyond me, because hardly anyone else from elsewhere in the UK can get the accent right.

[@veghester3204]

⁠@@YourStylesGeneric321not everything is about race, grow up…

[@YourStylesGeneric321]

@@veghester3204 Yeah except when it is literally about the dwarven race from Tolkien we are talking about, which of course are not black.

[@the_endgame]

​@@YourStylesGeneric321Traditional folkloric Norwegian dwarves are mostly black in color

[@JuanPerez-jg1qk]

he right...war does force to mine mithrill for elves and humans. But sauron knows its his weakness as well as well his power to control them but huge risk for sauron if one of mithril sword can cut off his fingers and ring itself that made him very weak.. Maiar knows his limits since he is no morgoth and his master who had no weakness until gods banish him to unseen world where sauron learned a lot from him that he is in no position to challenge anyone cause mithril is something he hates of but also he need to create his rings even it curse him in the end

[@strayfreckles]

i'm enjoying this season a lot, it greatly surpassed my expectations so far. Cannot wait for tomorrow's battle! charlie as sauron gives me the creeps

[@ToldYouSo18]

Did Annatar see Khazad-dum's faith in the flames or what are they trying to tell with that scene?

[@Altherot]

A maia like Sauron can probably sense presence of another maia. I bet he sensed the balrog's presence in the air and realized that the dwarves are screwed either way and he can move on. I think that creators just wanted to visualize him noticing balrog in some more understandable way, so they opted to show a quick glance in the flame.

[@Doubleojai]

Barad dur???😭😭

[@shaunsocha421]

Barad-dûr is Sauron's tower in Mordor, he builds that later in the book timeline. Looks like he saw a vision of the Balrog/Durin's Bane in the flames and we know what happens to Moria/Khazad-dûm, I don't think he's summoning or working with it but just seeing a vision. Sauron was Melkor/Morgoth's chief lieutenant, and the Balrogs served Morgoth too, it's kinda similar to how Smaug and Sauron didn't "work together", but their end goals and actions are pretty aligned

[@YourEmperorStef]

@@Altherot Actually no. It's entirely done for visuals here, which I've got no clue why - the great part about Sauron's failed plan with the Dwarven Rings was that he got screwed and was basically causing firestorms and rage in his fortress that the dwarves didn't get corrupted and got stronger, albeit corrupted. I'd go as far as to even say that he lost some of his power since, like The One Ring, he put corruption inside the rings. Fast forward a bit, the Dwarves dug too deep and discovered 'Here's Johnny' who singlehandedly destroyed most of them, at least the strongest force. The orcs and trolls then finished the rest; part of these orcs and trolls were Sauron's so they naturally reported back to him that something funny went there. *AGAIN: Sauron didn't even know about the Balrog prior to the fall of Moria*, it took him ages to even discover it was a Balrog as he kept sending orcs, trolls and commanding forces there that reported back to him. And even if he knew, the Balrogs are at the same level of him, they'll probably refuse to follow him, maybe they would since he was openly known as Morgott's Right Hand. But they are too wild and unpredictable, maybe he didn't have the same control over them. So Sauron just let the Balrog party in Moria.

[@varric]

@@YourEmperorStef "And even if he knew, the Balrogs are at the same level of him, they'll probably refuse to follow him, maybe they would since he was openly known as Morgott's Right Hand. But they are too wild and unpredictable, maybe he didn't have the same control over them. So Sauron just let the Balrog party in Moria." Similar to what Sauron did with Shelob. He thinks she's somekind of a pet of his. Shelob can't care less about Sauron.

[@JyeMiller]

yooo this sauron dude is just everywhere and anywhere all the fricken everytimewhere

[@phousefilms]

One of my favorite things from the Silmarillion was the fact that the Rings of Power practically all failed at their jobs(I mean, some of the stuff from Jackson's sorta makes me question if its the same, but still). The Elves sensed Sauron making the One Ring and hid the Three, the Men easily fell thanks to the Nine and became the Ringwraiths, but the Dwarves being too stubborn to be controlled(with the major problem being an increased greed)was one of my favorite bits of Tolkien's mythos. Still upset they didn't include the bits about the dwarf rings in the theatrical cut of "The Hobbit"films.

[@malchalati]

You know that they are limited in what they can use? They can’t touch silmarillion. Only the LOTR books and the appendices.

[@maxredjasper55]

They can't use the Silmarillion. All they can go off of is the LOTR trilogy. They're afraid of being sued to heaven and back.

[@phousefilms]

@@malchalati Oh. I thought at least some of this stuff was from Silmarillion(fall of Numenor and such).

[@skullcandy9641]

Ohk ..I know it's not good the show But i appreciate the costumes, cinematography and makeup It's really realistic and not cosplay

[@Rhron]

The rings of power affected the dwarfs differently than the men or elves. The dwarfs became more greedy. I don't know if Sauron wondered how or why, but it plays right into his hands in this scene.

[@sachaehn4924]

Durin with that 💍 ring is like my dog 🐕 with a 🦴bone....dang..

[@gameover878]

The best part of the series is Sauron. I was really sceptical about this actor but he's awesome. And ironically, he is the most beautiful among the elves presented here

[@augustvong7057]

I don't even dare to look at the series, but this scene seemed to capture the mythology quite well, although not that subtle. If everything held this standard ...

[@strayfreckles]

did you watch s1? this season is better! give it a chance

[@maxredjasper55]

Considering that they can't use the Silmarillion and only stuff from the LOTR trilogy and the appendices I'm actually impressed.

[@gammasignature4795]

Балрог в пламени Удуна, наконец-то!!!

[@redsol3629]

Listen to your son.

[@vima1234]

there is nothing to listen to, i only hear the voices of the ring

[@Christrulesall2]

He has nothing to prove to him, boy!

[@israpiermartirolli]

1:33 Please make Silmarillion the right way so we can see the Balrogs, Morgoth, Sauron, Dragons

[@cmjm123]

It's not based on it ..but there are "reflections" in some moments of the show. The best part of the story was done amazingly: The creation of the rings!! Thanks to the actors.They were great!

[@luiszanches8429]

1.34 Balrog?

[@fifefafq]

Yup.

[@toastrytoaster]

I CLAPPED WHEN I SAW IT

[@bearjuncture]

1:33

[@guestingtoo3053]

The first episode couldn't drag me into the show, but seeing this awesome scene I think I'll try giving this show another shot (although I'm personally a huge fan of dwarves so maybe that's why I enjoyed this scene so much). Although knowing season 2 was the last (as the show failed as far as I'm aware), if I end up liking the show it's really gonna suck to not have more after it.

[@teamalagtic6141]

Love how the gold pile arond him.

[@StarkLoyalist]

Durin’s bane…

[@fifefafq]

Balrog and Sauron doesnt get along however.

[@whackamarkwinter5395]

They likely had some form of an alliance by the time of lotr as orcs and other servants of Sauron were the only ones permitted to dwell in Durin Bane’s realm

[@gino7lord]

What kind of precious was Sauron talking about??? Can't be Mithril, what else could it be?

[@ponder421]

Gold.

[@Ringerofthelie]

he was talking about MY PRECIOUSSSSSS

[@vinny142]

I'm sorry but this is a very common complaint about RoP and Star Wars and the Hobbit and, well, every superhero movie, Harry Potter spin-off etc etc etc... A new and original movie builds a new world that we know nothing about. THAT is the exciting bit. The elves weren't exciting because they were portrayed that way, they were exciting because we knew sweet fanny about them. Superman was exciting because we did not know the limits of his powers. Batman had gadgets, Isla Numblar had dinosaurs, we did not know what to expect. Most of those mysteries were major plot points and therefor were solved during the first movie. You cannot be mysterious about the powers of elves and then not show what those powers are. Superman has to do something intensely powerful, Dino's must eat people, Neo must defeat Agent Smith. If you then make a second movie in that same world you cannot pretend that those same mysteries still exist. The dino's are still dino's and they are still hungry. Superman is still pretty super like last time and Jack Sparrow is still just a guy who is always drunk and fighting the English military. What you are talking about, if anything, is inconsistent world building. Your major complaint, as far as it even has anything to do with RoP (it's the algorithm, I get it, clickbait works), is the same as every other complaint about RoP: it's not LOTR. The starwares sequels sucked because of this, The matrix sequels sucked because of this, the list is very long. There are exceptions ofcourse, like Terminator II where they changed everything up (and somehow also changed nothing) by making the terminator the good guy and introducting a new terminator that, get this: we knew nothing about. we knew what Arnie could do, but the T-1000 was a completely new threat and we were shown bits of his powers every now and then. Scary stuff. But by the end we knew everything about the T-1000 so if they added that in a new movie it would be boring as F. I'm spending way too much time on this, but you spent way too much time on your essay (and yet, not enough) so there.

[@3err0]

so, at which point he collected mithril ?

[@chrisjohnson7039]

The rings enhanced the power of the dwarves to build and mine the halls of Moria unlike the 9 rings that created the nine wraiths of Mordor

[@STONECOLDET944]

When you use a power you can't control or didn't build yourself, your a puppet to it

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

Awesome video, Red Line Flicks. I loved the intense dialogue and how the stakes are rising in Middle Earth! With the threat of invasion looming and the need for the remaining rings of power, how do you think this will impact the alliances among different factions? Eager to see more of your analysis! Keep up the great work.

[@proplaystudios1110]

This scene has to be one of my favourites scenes this season. So intense 👌🏾

[@Mr-Sinister]

BOI !. So this is the God of War

[@ALIKN1-1]

I like how he said 0:01 “No ….. he did “”””” Sauron summoned him like he owns his father will already when the greed blinds him he controls things that is not connected to greed

[@TeamTwiistz]

Why am i seeing this in youtube shorts?

[@youthberktempest]

the ring should not have corrupted Durin in the first place because the dwarves were to stubborn to be corrupted by Sauron

[@malchalati]

It didn’t corrupt him. It made him greedy. This is explained in the openings of both trilogies. Dwarves mined into the earth. Carrying nothing about the world outside. And in hobbit opening, King Thrain became so obsessed with gold he attracted a dragon to his home. But at that time, Sauron had slowly begun to resurface. His powers were but a fraction of what he carried at this time. So his influence wasn’t as potent during the time of the hobbit.

[@joshmccollen700]

So Hobbesian of King Durin.

[@Ozolz]

Sauron teleports all over the world and it takes the stupid elite group of elves forever to get anywhere on foot....

[@BobBob-us5fm]

Sauron can change forms at will at this point, he can change into a bat with wings and fly

[@jjOHNji]

​@BobBob-us5fm you give these show writers way too much credit. So your using your imagination to make it make sense 😂😂

[@BobBob-us5fm]

@@jjOHNji In Tolkien's works he changes from a man to a werewolf to a serpent back to a man and then to a bat/vampire creature in the span of minutes

[@PrinceDaemonTargaryen]

​@BobBob-us5fm I love it when these guys have zero comprehension of the lore they supposedly defend

[@jjOHNji]

@BobBob-us5fm yeah and sauron has hawk eyes, too. He can see a orc army on eregion doorstep. But lookout elves can't and never investigate why smoke rises from the forest. Lol Again, use your imagination on that aswell. These writers are top tier at what they do.

[@Darumaster]

This song at least, doesn't seem to be nearly as bad as Season 1

[@knucklechunk]

OMG I loved every part of this scene . the cinematography the acting the deceit of Sauron no jk this show is not great, and every sane soul knows it

[@Persianstranger2]

We are living in end times

[@ClaudineLoieCosip]

Is that Aaron Eckhart?

[@rogueplasma2364]

why doesn't the prince want to sell mythril exactly?

[@ConnerMacKenzie]

Really didn't like the show but Charlie Vickers was a great Annatar/Sauron.

[@ElladanKenet]

But the ring shouldn't be working on him.... the dwarves are supposed to be hardier than that. And while wholly unconfirmed, I remain dubious that any of the other, lesser, rings would've proven that powerful anyway. Maybe the One, into which Sauron poured his malice and spirit.

[@sboo7]

it dosent work on them..they are only more greedy and thats all..they are always greedy :D

[@OmegaPictures318]

Its not working on him, at least not how Sauron intended. The rings given to the dwarves made them more greedy instead

[@PrinceDaemonTargaryen]

The rings corrupt the dwarves into being more greedy. But not slaves of saurons will or nazgul like he intended.

[@aidandavis7657]

The music is so tense, but the cinematography communicates 0 of it

[@Stephen64138]

So goofy and pathetic. It's like lord of the rings. But for people with 70 IQ.

[@archie3k433]

So stupid. 😑

[@ConradoHdz38328]

This show is trash. Period.

[@nateoak10]

give it up

[@Fridaey13txhOktober]

*CORRECT!*

[@Ragnarok3435-x5w]

Its really not, yall just don't like women that much it seems.

[@mikehunt6803]

I like it

[@astudilloadrian4957]

@@Ragnarok3435-x5ware you really trying to defend the show with that Poor argument?,

[@bradleymarshall5489]

I feel like I'm getting gaslit right now, do people actually enjoy this stuff?

[@KhroweDontYouKnow]

This series is a disease.

[@UstazRabee]

what an insult to tolkien...

[@Giomasternica]

01:33 the End Is coming.

[@MadDog-dn5st]

Is it me or are the dwarves Scottish?

[@hoffy1955]

T.R.O.P. is S.H.I.T.E! There has always been an unsophisticated audience for badly written, badly acted and badly directed shows.....like this one. Dressing it up with false praise because you can't tell the difference between genius (Tolkien) and garbage (T.R.O.P.) is like putting lipstick on a pig. It may be a slight improvement but at the end of the day it's still a pig. lol

[@LordFindogask734]

How dare they like something that I hate REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@UkiSkywalker]

This series is pathetic shame cause actors are not bad.. well some of them ofc.

[@WokeInsanity82]

What a total joke...

[@ClaudineLoieCosip]

Is that Aaron Eckhart?