The Shadow in the Night

I have nothing else for say but Josha is really coming into his own portraying Rand. His performance was eerily beautiful. I knew this was coming as a book reader but wow, it was handled with such care. It was genius to leave it out of the promo for the ep as well. The cgi/vfx is has good as ever. For me WoT is the best high fantasy show there has been.

This episode was perfect for me in terms of pacing and moving the story along. Once again, the writers are able to show they can follow all 5 of our main characters without overcrowding. I can't wait for the Two Rivers to steal the show next episode and hopefully we get Nynaeve channelling again (I think the writers have made their point now)

The actress that play Moghedien is perfection btw.

Admittedly, I am a huge WoT fan and have read the book series (twice) while also watching the series. In the first two seasons, I was slightly disconcerted at how the TV series strayed from the book series, yet trusted that the show runners were laying the groundwork. It's nice to know that I was 100% correct in placing my trust in the show runners.

I'm again reading the books (for the third time) and understand perfectly the evolution of plot lines by the TV series. It would have been impossible to bring the series to TV by strictly following the books. Now? We are reaping the benefits of foresight by those whose job it is to provide our viewing entertainment.

Season Three is a delight.

This show is an "adaptation" of the books, not a page-by-page translation to screen. It's baffling to see some viewers dismiss it outright for not mirroring every detail of the source material-especially when the creative team has been transparent about reimagining the story for television. To those flooding comment sections with narrow-minded critiques aimed at discouraging others from watching: let people form their "own" informed opinions. Healthy criticism is valid, but gatekeeping based on rigid expectations helps no one.

Now, my two cents: "Season 3, Episode 6" is hands-down my favorite so far. Episode 1 was stellar too, though not flawless-but more on that another time. (Side note: Don't get me started on how Season 2's portrayal of Rand's choices-"cough", the Egwene situation-left me frustrated. No spoilers here, but yikes!!!

This season, though? Pure magic. Episode 6 left me craving more. Which brings me to my plea: Amazon, give this show the runtime it deserves! Eight episodes per season-with two-year gaps in between-simply isn't enough. The depth of the world, characters, and plotlines demands breathing room.

Season 1 laid the groundwork, Season 2 fleshed out the antagonists, and now Season 3 is masterfully weaving everything together. Every minute has been a thrill. The show's potential is limitless, but it needs investment. More episodes would mean richer storytelling, fewer rushed arcs, and a fandom that stays engaged, not starved.

To newcomers: Watch it, critique it, love it, or hate it-but do so on your own terms. Don't let purists rob you of the chance to experience this ambitious adaptation. And to Amazon: Double down. This universe is worth it.

Well, from where to start hmmm season 1 have some good and some things I hate. Season 2 was, a great improvement it start to feels like the wheel of time world I love it.

And now season 3 is OMG every episode is amazing story is moving close to the books even what is changed if for good.

I am so happy Thom Merrilin returns and the performance of "The Hills of Tanchico" was so perfectly done that you can imagine you were there and dance with the gang of Tanchico ^^ I never like Perrin storyline in the books but here thanks to Alanna and the others from the amazing cast I like this story too.

Will not spoiled anything just what to say that Season 3 of the wheel of time is the best fantasy TV show ever made and if Amazon didn't confirm like at least 6 more season they will be such fools.

As a fan of the book series, I was quite disappointed with Season 1. Season 2 waaaaaay better, though it took me time to give it a try. Season 3 has been even better, really feels like they've hit their stride and are nailing the vibe of the books without having to hit every storybeat (because let's face it, there are far too many of them to do the book series beat for beat.)

The one power effects are getting better and better, and the acting and character complexity are deepening.

I really hope we get to see this full series play out, starting with a season 4 renewal because it's shaping up to be truly epic.