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Foundation Season 2 Episode 7 DEEP DIVE and REACTION

Aug 26, 2023

Thank you FANdation, We are back with another recap of our favorite “I don’t even know who’s really in charge anymore” show Foundation Season 2 Episode 7. I’m your host, Anthony, and I will do my best to be your guide in this far-out show as we’re actually picking up where Episode 6 ended where we saw Hari White captured by Tellum Bond and we learned how he met his life partner Yara and the origin of all his hate toward The Empire. This episode is titled “A Necessary Death” which is a very interesting title as this could be referring to Queen Sareth and how she’s now in a position to be the Queen of the entire Empire after the passing of all of the other heirs that were in front of her. Sareth and Day have an interesting moment in this episode where she talks about her family and Day pretty much remarks that those deaths were necessary to bring Sareth to the position that she’s in now. I find these poetic titles to be very interesting and I can’t wait to dive into all of the fun stuff that happens in this episode. Synopsis:More than a century after the season one finale, tension mounts throughout the galaxy in “Foundation” season two. As the Cleons unravel, a vengeful queen plots to destroy Empire from within. Hari, Gaal, and Salvor discover a colony of Mentalics with psionic abilities that threaten to alter psychohistory itself. The Foundation has entered its religious phase, promulgating the Church of Seldon throughout the Outer Reach and inciting the Second Crisis: war with Empire. The monumental adaptation of “Foundation” chronicles the stories of four crucial individuals transcending space and time as they overcome deadly crises, shifting loyalties and complicated relationships that will ultimately determine the fate of humanity.

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