The speech about, "some that lived deserve death" was delivered as if he was commenting on the weather. What a waste. These writers must be thinking that they were clever. All they do is steal the best lines, and when they write something new, they came up with, "Put your beard into it." (the line in Khazad-dûm when they are told to dig more) What the hell was that? It doesn't make any sense. And they dared to repeat "The sea is always right.". That was so stupid. They would be better off saying, "The sea is always wet." Because at least it is factual.
You're right, the delivery of these terrible lines doesn't help either. So monotone and uninspired, but I don't blame them... "The sea is always right" is kind of the perfect summary of the show. It's trying to be Tolkienian in style, but when you think about it, it makes no sense and thus lacks substance.
The speech about, "some that lived deserve death" was delivered as if he was commenting on the weather. What a waste.
These writers must be thinking that they were clever. All they do is steal the best lines, and when they write something new, they came up with, "Put your beard into it." (the line in Khazad-dûm when they are told to dig more) What the hell was that? It doesn't make any sense.
And they dared to repeat "The sea is always right.". That was so stupid. They would be better off saying, "The sea is always wet." Because at least it is factual.
You're right, the delivery of these terrible lines doesn't help either. So monotone and uninspired, but I don't blame them...
"The sea is always right" is kind of the perfect summary of the show. It's trying to be Tolkienian in style, but when you think about it, it makes no sense and thus lacks substance.