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[DISCUSSION] Foundation S02E06 - Why the Gods Made Wine (Spoilers) (flxt.tmsimg.com)

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Premise:

Day and Queen Sareth make an announcement. Tellem sows seeds of distrust between Gaal and Hari. Hober Mallow reaches his destination.

Directors:

Alex Graves

Writers:

David S. Goyer, Josh Friedman

EPISODE	RELEASE DATE
S02E06 - Why the Gods Made Wine	Aug 18th, 2023 on Apple TV+

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

They're very different animals. The series basically takes the books as a setting and a very general overall story structure, along with a few key characters, and the rest is spinning out very differently. And that's okay, because trying to do a 1:1 translation to the screen would not work at all.

Asimov was more interested in the big ideas than he was in the emotional lives of the characters, and this show is conversely more invested in the ways these situations affect its characters than to spending too much time on the big crazy sci-fi concepts which serve as its backdrop.