Name: The Watch: Season 1
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Released: 2021
Cast: Richard Dormer, Jo Eaton-Kent, Adam Hugill, Marama Corlett, Samuel Adewunmi

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Richard Dormer (Game of Thrones) leads this tongue-in-cheek fantasy series based on the characters from Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels, following a group of misfits tasked with thwarting a plot to resurrect a world-ending dragon.

2021UK, USABBC

AdventureComedyFantasy

Creator:: Simon Allen
Cast:: Richard DormerJo Eaton-KentAdam HugillMarama CorlettSamuel AdewunmiLara Rossi

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A Near Vimes Experience

Capt. Sam Vimes' life in the City Watch is changed forever when a figure from his past returns to Ankh-Morpork.

Ook

The Watch connects Carcer's evil plan to strange goings-on at a magical institution.

The What?

The Watch must rob the city's most secretive institution in a desperate effort to find the artifact.

Twilight Canyons

Carcer is willing to do anything to find a sword and the Watch is close on his tail.

Not on My Watch

The Watch must trek through the Unreal Estate to destroy the sword in a magical lake.

The Dark in the Dark

In the race against Carcer for the second mystical artifact, Cheery, Angua and Carrot venture into the Mines of Tak. Cheery must confront the darkness in her past. Vimes and Sybil defend the besieged Watch House from Doctor Cruces and her Assassins.

Episode 7

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Episode 8

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The show's generic worldbuilding, one-dimensional characterizations and lack of consistent wit will disappoint the kind of niche audience it's trying to attract.

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Neither of the two disparate shows that The Watch seems to be trying to be is actually very good.

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Can't be taken as seriously as that erstwhile Sunday night staple, Game of Thrones. On the upside, it's a lot more fun.

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The show's generic worldbuilding, one-dimensional characterizations and lack of consistent wit will disappoint the kind of niche audience it's trying to attract.

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Neither of the two disparate shows that The Watch seems to be trying to be is actually very good.

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Can't be taken as seriously as that erstwhile Sunday night staple, Game of Thrones. On the upside, it's a lot more fun.

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