Rings of Power Recap: Season 2 Episode 3

Episode 4 of the It's Quite Cool...Let's Talk Lord of the Rings podcast, hosted by Rachael & Hilda, titled "Rings of Power Recap: Season 2 Episode 3" was published on November 13, 2024 and runs 44 minutes.

November 13, 2024 ·44m · It's Quite Cool...Let's Talk Lord of the Rings

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Send a text Hilda and Rachael discuss Amazon's Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 3, "The Eagle and the Sceptre." This episode had so many cameos from the trilogy - we have Shelob, Dead Marshes, Eagles, and Ents(?). We continue our analysis of the hair of Middle Earth. Also - very much against our will, we were forced to witness orc affection?? And it made us very uncomfortable. All in all - an entertaining and action packed episode. What will Sauron do next?

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Hilda and Rachael discuss Amazon's Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 3, "The Eagle and the Sceptre."

This episode had so many cameos from the trilogy - we have Shelob, Dead Marshes, Eagles, and Ents(?). We continue our analysis of the hair of Middle Earth. Also - very much against our will, we were forced to witness orc affection?? And it made us very uncomfortable.

All in all - an entertaining and action packed episode. What will Sauron do next?

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