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As they say, it's a beautiful fight sequence. Not a serious one. It tells the story they need to tell, and while it's somewhat silly and OTT it isn't.. glaringly wrong? Just implausible. I always find it interesting to see the balance of "we want it to be believable" versus "we want it to tell a story" for fight sequences. I think they benefited from directly casting a stunt-woman in the role, rather than an actor who then had to learn how to do that, helped sell the physicality of it all. Throw in fairly decent choreography for multiple people on one, and it shows they put some thought into the practicality of it to a certain extent. Not as atrocious as a certain Snoke Praetorian Guard fight sequence in another franchise.. 😄 Actually, there's some interesting behind the scenes stuff on Amazon about that episode, apparently it's the first tv show the Director was able to convince to use a Bolt robot camera to do the shooting for it. Some quirky technical aspects. On a different vein:

It is the thing to post today...

Veni. Vidi. Conveni. Consedi. I came. I saw. I fitted. I sitted.

You just kind of expected to see Betty White facing off against Keith Richards in the end of days.

https://www.rollingstone.com/tv/tv-news/betty-white-dead-obituary-197806/ https://www.tmz.com/2021/12/31/betty-white-dead-dies-golden-girls/ 18 days before her 100th Birthday , or so they say...

The Wheel of Time: TV’s Best Chaotic Dungeons and Dragons Campaign - Paste (pastemagazine.com)

Netflix Cancelled A Series With A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score (giantfreakinrobot.com)