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1. Tiger Pushes Mountain
Air date: Mar 19, 2017
Sunny finds a new foe and a new, unexpected ally; MK learns more about his gift in a mysterious place.
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2. Force of Eagle's Claw
Air date: Mar 26, 2017
Sunny and Bajie struggle to stay alive; the Widow consolidates her power in the face of challenges; MK learns secrets about his past.
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3. Red Sun, Silver Moon; Palm of the Iron Fox
Air date: Apr 2, 2017
Sunny and Bajie meet a dangerous foe who knows Sunny; the Widow's fight for power lands her in a showdown with her enemies, who have joined forces.
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3. Red Sun, Silver Moon
Air date: Apr 2, 2017
Sunny and Bajie meet a dangerous foe who knows Sunny; the Widow prepares for a showdown; MK learns a secret.
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4. Palm of the Iron Fox
Air date: Apr 9, 2017
The Widow's fight for power lands her in a showdown with her enemies, who have joined forces against her; an old threat resurfaces.
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5. Monkey Leaps Through Mist
Air date: Apr 16, 2017
Sunny and Bajie get help from an unlikely source, for a price; the Widow considers a risk; MK enacts a dangerous plan.
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6. Leopard Stalks in Snow
Air date: Apr 23, 2017
Sunny and Bajie meet a friend, but must also confront an enemy from their past; the Widow makes an unholy alliance.
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7. Black Heart, White Mountain
Air date: Apr 30, 2017
Sunny confronts his inner demons, and his friends try to help; the Widow exacts revenge on her enemies.
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8. Sting of the Scorpion's Tail
Air date: May 7, 2017
Sunny plays a game which causes his friends to question his loyalty; the Widow discovers the existence of a new weapon.
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9. Nightingale Sings No More
Air date: May 14, 2017
Sunny relies on an unlikely person for help in defeating a foe; Bajie learns a shocking secret from his past.
Into the Badlands (2017)
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With a larger scope, higher stakes, faster pacing, genuine levity and an EXCELLENT co-starring role played by Nick Frost, Season 2 of Into The Badlands is exactly what I wanted from the first. Much of this might have been because of the higher budget, such as improved sets and more varied landscapes, but beyond that everything is far more epic, far more intense, the plot more labyrinthine (but never too complicated) and the quieter moments more meaningful. Sunny is great when bouncing off Bajie, the two working almost like a double-act between the killer and the semi-genius/semi-moron, and Tilda, the adorable killing machine, gets a lot of moments to shine as well, her character showing some serious amounts of agency, as well as the performance being far more nuanced. Season 1 was too subdued and Season 3 is almost out of control, so Season 2 is genuinely the apex of this series, and a great testament to how great Western-made Martial Arts entertainment can be, when the thought and effort are both actively accounted for.
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The story is horrible. It insults the intelligence of the viewer.
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Season 1 was fun and season 2 started the same. However, the show suffers from a lack of consistency. The constant alliance switching is unrealistic and becomes frustrating. Characters skill/power levels fluctuate inexplicably. The writing at the end of the season got pretty bad. ***Spoiler Alert*** The brain tumor that was a major story line later becomes completely pointless, despite the fact that the doctor is only pretending to treat him. A majority of characters die from quick sword slashes but the bad guy is stabbed all the way through a total of three times (once at the end of season 1 and twice at the end of season 2) and still manages to take Veil hostage before she has to kill herself and him. Made no sense.
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Nice fight sequences. But over the top can be a thing, even in Wuxia. Nick Frost really adds something. Some nice actors, some not so. The beautiful people fascism in series is getting more and more annoying. Some credits for including gender / sexual freedom. Storyline and character building feel poor/cliche. I am not spending time on season three...
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The only good thing about this series is the fighting scenes. The storyline is appalling and the build up to major events and facts is boring. The acting by most except Martin Csokas(Quinn) is poor. The show has a total disregard for the basic laws of physics in it's fighting scenes.
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If you liked season 1 you'll love season 2. They improved every aspect of the show
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Very entertaining. This show deserves to be renewed for another season.
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The series just gets stronger. This extremely unique series has it all. Good story, Strong characters, beautiful cinematography, and fantastic combat choreography. A must see series - My fiance and I both hope someone picks up this series and continues the adventure!
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This show is utter drek. Western stylized martial arts drek. I don't expect much in the way of story or acting in the martial arts genre, but I would expect better than that from the show's creators. Alas, what they deliver is pretty much a steaming heap. Did they improve from the first season? Going from a steaming heap to a slightly less steaming heap? Perhaps. It's too hard to overlook how cheesy the story is and how bad the characters and acting is.
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Gorgeous costumes with great designs.
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