@@Fl0yt Bel Riose is symbolic of the not just the last strong general but the last good general of the empire. Historical counterpart is Belisarius his opponents the goths admired so much they offered to serve him as emperor of the west.
I'm happy they didn't allow him to kill other planets but I really wanted to see Day deal with Dawns and Sareth betrayal and learn the truth about Demerzel from Dusk . Damn
@@lettherebedragons8885 at 0:52 in the clip, when he is already floating out of the airlock, so there is really nothing he can do about it at that point.
I kinda disagree. They’ve been building up Riose standing up to Day for a good chunk of the season. Riose could get wiping out Terminus, but the other planets was just needless death. He had to save the Empire itself.
@@TheDanbitoOh I do not have a problem with the premise of the fight, what I'm talking about is the way the scenes were arranged. It does not have the same build up as other scenes. It happened too fast which made it unsatisfying. It's actually hard to explain, and if everyone else liked it, I have no problem with it lol 😅
Cleon is the ultimate in replaceable personnel. Besides, killing rebel planets wasn't going to save the Empire. It would just be a demonstration of the ongoing collapse into barbarism.
@@oliveri9407 - If you read the novels, plus the real world history they were based on, you would better understand the problem. The fact is that the Empire is *HUGE!* Collectively, or in various groups, the worlds that make it up could easily tear down the entire Empire, especially over a time span of generations. It would not be a simplified civil war like you see in Star Wars with just two sides. It would be one with potentially a *million* sides!
cleon ego got him in the end
I thought it was a brilliant pay off.
The next empire is not waiting in the background. 😂
I really hoped Riose would survive and join the Foundation.
Well, episode 10 of season 2 say the otherwhise. But i think maked him a martyr could make even better.
If Riose lead Foundation, they would be practically invincible with their tecnology.
@@Fl0yt Bel Riose is symbolic of the not just the last strong general but the last good general of the empire. Historical counterpart is Belisarius his opponents the goths admired so much they offered to serve him as emperor of the west.
I'm happy they didn't allow him to kill other planets but I really wanted to see Day deal with Dawns and Sareth betrayal and learn the truth about Demerzel from Dusk . Damn
They just decanted a brand new Dawn, Day and Dusk.
@@MbisonBalrog she erases their memories before she decants them
this McGuffin person swapping device is so insanely stupid idea, the screenwriter who came up with it should be spaced
When exactly did they swap? And why is Day okayish with it and is not even trying to alarm his guards?
@@lettherebedragons8885 at 0:52 in the clip, when he is already floating out of the airlock, so there is really nothing he can do about it at that point.
I feel like this scene was a bit rushed. That they could have allotted more time to build up Day's death. Make it more satisfying 😌
I kinda disagree. They’ve been building up Riose standing up to Day for a good chunk of the season. Riose could get wiping out Terminus, but the other planets was just needless death. He had to save the Empire itself.
@@TheDanbitoOh I do not have a problem with the premise of the fight, what I'm talking about is the way the scenes were arranged. It does not have the same build up as other scenes. It happened too fast which made it unsatisfying. It's actually hard to explain, and if everyone else liked it, I have no problem with it lol 😅
@@RetroDaddyPH I have heard some people complain that Day did not blow up. Why does that old trope still persist?
Cleon should’ve survived and Bel Riose shoulda done what he was ordered to do and kill rebel planets.
Cleon is the ultimate in replaceable personnel. Besides, killing rebel planets wasn't going to save the Empire. It would just be a demonstration of the ongoing collapse into barbarism.
@@daniels7907 I disagree, eliminating rebel planets sets the example for the rest of the kingdoms not to rebel. Keeping the unity beats rebellion.
@@oliveri9407 - If you read the novels, plus the real world history they were based on, you would better understand the problem. The fact is that the Empire is *HUGE!* Collectively, or in various groups, the worlds that make it up could easily tear down the entire Empire, especially over a time span of generations. It would not be a simplified civil war like you see in Star Wars with just two sides. It would be one with potentially a *million* sides!
For a while, then you begin to lose strength and they think “well hey, he’s weak now, LET GET HIM!”
Same result, it just takes longer
Which ever one is most token wins. I think the general clown guy is gay, so he wins. If he were a gay black woman wouldve been vaporized
Shut.
@@jameslee5056
Open.
Kind of hilarious when you consider that both Lee Pace (Day) and Ben Daniels (Riose) are gay in real life. So which of them is more "token"?
ignoring of course the black woman that died in the same episode