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Robert Jordan's series was going to be difficult to put on screen it's difficult to follow on paper. It's so complicated that in the middle of writing his series he stopped to make a compendium and history book for the first 5-6 he had already written so readers were not even more confused than we were.

With all that said, I think k the show has improved season over season and I do like the actors and actresses, I hate the props, the weapons look cheap and the scenes seem close up were not allowed to see these wide sweeping shots like LOTR style.

I don't know if it's bad or good but it's watchable and if they improved a few of the cinematography and visual elements I think it could be better but this might be it.

I think a prequel to this showing the original downfall would be good to see, how far the world has fallen.

Let me start by saying: The Foundation on Apple TV+ isn't just a show-it's a galaxy-sized flex. Lee Pace struts around like a space emperor who bench presses black holes for fun, and Jared Harris delivers wisdom so profound I'm pretty sure my IQ went up a few points just listening to him.

Lee Pace as Brother Day? Iconic. He's tall, he's intimidating, and somehow, even in existential crises about the fate of humanity, he's serving looks. And Jared Harris? If you told me he personally wrote the mathematical equations holding the universe together, I'd believe you.

The visuals are stunning, the storytelling feels like a game of 4D chess played across centuries, and every episode leaves me with that "just one more" feeling-except it's an hour later and I'm emotionally compromised.

This isn't just sci-fi; it's art. Galactic art. The kind of show where you sit back and think, "Wow, humanity really peaked here." If you love space operas, philosophy, and the occasional shirtless Lee Pace moment (you know the one), The Foundation is your new obsession.

Five out of five psychohistorians agree: You should be watching this.

The real question I have is who is Hecklefish?

Because they're hilarious and I love it. I'd like to know who voices the characters and how you come up with your topics.

I love to watch the shows and then pick the ones my kids will enjoy and watch them again, my sons mind was blown on the hollow moon one, and he asked me to make him a tin foil hat.

Which I of course make for the two of us, but you should sell some on the website, some authentic WF Foil Hats!

Keep it up, everyone involved in the show, it is fun, and I've learned a lot and I can't wait for a new episode to come out week to week!