The Rings of Power Wrap-up
Alan Sisto from The Prancing Pony Podcast is joined by his co-hosts Sara Brown and James Tauber as they discuss, analyze, and speculate all about Amazon's television adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth! Join the team as they dive into the lore behind the show (or the lore that should be behind the show), talk about their favorite themes and characters, and explore The Rings of Power, all with plenty of nerd humor!
Great Commentary on Amazon’s ROP
Oct 14
I look forward to each week’s breakdown of the latest episode. I highly recommend this show to anyone who wants greater understanding of Tolkien and the show.
Casting mistake: Sara
5 days ago
I have enjoyed PPP for years, and find most of the critique of TRoP useful, but not enjoyable. I’ve held my tongue on Sara for long enough: Sara can’t let go of her preachy negativity and scolding Nanny tone and perspective, unless it is to praise a female actress. If she continues unabated, I will unsubscribe and tell others this podcast is not worth it.
One of the best “Rings of Power” podcasts!
Oct 11
I LOVE this podcast. I don’t understand the negative reviews. The quality is top-notch even if I don’t always agree with their opinions. The hosts are three Tolkien scholars who go through each episode scene-by-scene. They give their opinions and why, and they include Middle Earth history, events from the Ages, and quotes from Tolkien’s published works, letters, and interviews. You can tell they deeply care about Tolkien’s creation.
Need to get over themselves
Oct 14
I can only listen to this is very short bursts. Listen to more than 1 episode in a row and it become insufferable how much they make the same jokes over and over and laugh at them just as hard every time. They get in these negative feedback loops too, where they complain about something legitimate about the Rings of Power adaptation but then they get into a downward spiral complaining about every nitpick thing possible, often things that get expanded upon and then make sense in the very next episode of the show. I like the lore talk but sometimes they forget they are talking to an audience, not just themselves, and a reference may not be automatically understood for someone who doesnt read Tolkien professionally. Searching hard for a better RoP podcast followup cause I just can’t with this one anymore.
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- CreatorThe Prancing Pony Podcast
- Years Active2022 - 2024
- Episodes36
- RatingClean
- Copyright© The Prancing Pony Podcast
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