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   Mar 12, 2024 · The Episode Review. Episode 4’s progression of the story is as actionable as can be. Despite revealing so much, it still manages to maintain a sense of mystery with Toranaga’s sudden departure and Kiku’s adversarial role. Not to forget, beautifully developing Mariko and John’s arcs too.

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   Mar 12, 2024 · Shōgun. The Eightfold Fence. After three episodes of sword fights, sweeping landscapes, and political maneuvering, Shōgun finally pulls out the missing piece of its historical-epic puzzle ...

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   Season 1, Episode4: The Eightfold Fence. Airdate: March 12, 2024. Synopsis: Blackthorne and Mariko test their new alliance as they train Toranaga's gun regiment for war; Yabushige must navigate his past promises to Ishido when an old friend comes to the village. Episode Discussion Hub: Link.

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   Mar 12, 2024 · The next day, when Yabushige and Blackthorne have promised Nebara Jozen, one of Ishido’s best samurai, a demonstration of their cannon skills, Nagakado heads out a little early and preps an ...

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   Mar 13, 2024 · War comes to feudal Japan in the Shogun episode titled The Eightfold Fence. And not surprisingly, it's Blackthorne's cannons that deliver the first blow.

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   Mar 13, 2024 · Something about the heady combination of sheltered upbringing, bottomless insecurity, and an inability to understand the full consequences of your actions is simply irresistible to showrunners. This week, Toranaga’s son Nagakado joins the ranks of such luminaries as Kendall Roy and [insert one of maybe a dozen different Game of Thrones ...

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   What happens in Episode 4 of Shogun?

   • Episode 4 of Shogun begins with a message delivered to Omi, Yabushige’s nephew, in Ajiro. Omi is asked to prepare the village for Toranaga’s arrival. While the preparations are in full flow, Mariko navigates a difficult situation on the galley. Since John has been promoted to the rank of Hatamato, he now needs a consort.

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   Who wrote Shogun season 1?

   • Academy Award-nominated writers Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo co-wrote the ten-episode Season 1 for FX. Shogun follows the story of a mysterious European ship washing up on the shore of a Japanese fishing village. Lord Yoshii Toranaga realizes that something onboard that ship could tip the scales of power and destroy his enemies.

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   Is shogun a good show?

   • Credit to both the performers for doing justice to the depth of the writing and putting into perspective their outlooks. Shogun has proved to be the best show on TV right now in its first four episodes. With so much more action to come with the forlorn war and Toranaga’s birth as a Shogun, expect this notion to hold true.

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   What are the best bits of Shogun?

   • The best bits are the scenes involving Mariko and John. Credit to both the performers for doing justice to the depth of the writing and putting into perspective their outlooks. Shogun has proved to be the best show on TV right now in its first four episodes.

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   How much did FX spend to bring Shogun to life?

   • FX reportedly spent nearly $200 million to bring Shogun to life, and unlike the projects I mentioned, it was well worth it. From the opening moments to the closing credits, I was simply blown away by what was presented. I promise you, you’ve never seen anything like this series before, nor do I think we ever will again.

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   Feb 26, 2024 · Shogun Season 1 Review – A roaring, epic triumph. Shogun delivers a cold, calculated, but heartfelt journey on a massive scale, making it one of the best TV shows of the 21st Century. FX has into the mind of James Clavell by adapting his best-selling novel of the same name, Shogun.