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   Mar 12, 2024 · The Eightfold Fence. Season 1 Episode 4. Editor’s Rating **** « Previous Next » Photo: Katie Yu/FX. After three episodes of sword fights, sweeping landscapes, and political maneuvering, Shōgun...

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3. www.thereviewgeek.com › shogun-s1e4reviewShōgun – Season 1 Episode 4 “The Eightfold Fence” Recap & Review

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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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   Shōgun | S1E4 "The Eightfold Fence" | Episode Discussion. 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.

5. www.avclub.com › shogun-review-season-1-episode-4Shōgun recap: The show tries out some new tricks in "The ...

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   Mar 12, 2024 · Some faraway cannons are turned toward Ishido’s men, and with a wave of his sword, Toranaga’s son orders them to fire. Guys, this is so gross. Bodies explode in bursts of blood; scraps of ...

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   Mar 13, 2024 · We're then treated to that rarest of narrative gifts — simultaneous training montages! — as cannon camp gets underway while Mariko continues to tutor Blackthorne in the Japanese language.

7. www.nytimes.com › shogun-episode-4-recap‘Shogun’ Episode 4 Recap: Fire Away - The New York Times

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   Mar 12, 2024 · ‘Shogun’ Episode 4 Recap: Fire Away Lord Yabushige has managed to split his loyalties between Ishido and Toranaga. A play by younger lords will force his hand.

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   What language is Shogun based on?

   • The linguistic chasm between the aristocrat and the foreigner is bridged by Mariko, who acts as a translator as well as a key player in the game for supremacy. The Disney+ Hotstar series Shogun is driven by differences – in language, culture, religion and worldview. The show is mainly in Japanese, with English as a secondary language.

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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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   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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   What role did Catholics play in Shogun?

   • The early episodes of Shogun include the role of Portuguese Catholics in manipulating the power struggle from behind the scenes. Blackthorne, a Protestant, earns Toranaga’s approval when he declares his opposition to the Catholic Church. Later episodes examine Blackthorne’s edification under Mariko’s watchful eye.

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   Who plays yabushige in Shogun 2024?

   • Her role has been substantially altered from the novel, giving the actor Anna Sawai many compelling scenes. Along with Hiroyuki Sanada, Sawai is among the show’s key performers. Tadanobu Asano – who would have made a magnificent Toranaga too – is superb as the slippery Yabushige. Shogun (2024).

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   Feb 28, 2024 · The Disney+ Hotstar series Shogun is driven by differences – in language, culture, religion and worldview. The show is mainly in Japanese, with English as a secondary language.