The Winter King | Episode 3 and 4 Recap and Spoiler Talk

In this episode we recap 2 episodes of The Winter King Season 1, episodes 3 and 4. The Winter King is streaming on MGM+ now and is based off of Bernard Cornwell’s (author of The Last Kingdom) King Arthur trilogy, The Warlord Chronicles. Spoiler Alert for this episode as we recap the episodes, compare and contrast with the book, and share our thoughts on the series so far.

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Time stamps:

00:00 | Intro

00:16 | Spoiler Free Discussion

09:32 | General Spoiler Discussion on character portrayals (Merlin and Arthur)

16:37 | Episode 3 Recap and Spoiler Discussion

46:13 | Episode 4 Recap and Spoiler Discussion

 

 

 

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