Blood Of Zeus Season 3 brings the Netflix series to an emotional end in a way that will satisfy fans. Packed with action, high stakes, and heart, this ending is fit for a God.

Blood Of Zeus Season 3 is now streaming on Netflix, and while I would love see one hundred more seasons of this incredible series, I am thrilled to say that it has gone out on its own terms. Sure, creators Charley and Vlas Parlapanides initially had a five-season arc plan, but they did a brilliant job of giving the fans what they want while simultaneously giving the characters an ending they deserve.

There has always been something special about this series. It is apparent that everyone involved has poured their blood, sweat, tears, heart, and soul into creating it, which is part of the reason it resonates so well with fans. This might be the final season, but it is extremely well written that one would never guess the Parlapanides brothers sacrificed story lines to get it done.

Heron is the hero of our story, but he could have easily been hard to root for. Derek Phillips does a phenomenal job bringing him to life in a way that allows viewers to not only root for him, but to genuinely connect with him.

The same can be said for what Elias Toufexis does for Seraphim. He may have started out as a villain of the story, but after season 2, we have realized there is so much more to him. That arc continues throughout Blood Of Zeus Season 3, in which we see the brothers work together in a way that will warm audiences hearts.

I do not want to give too much away, because I strongly believe that these final ten episodes should be experienced knowing very little going in. There are massive surprises in store, as well as twists and turns that truly raise the stakes like never before.

Some moments will have you beaming with joy, and others will bring you to tears. We may only have thirty episodes with these characters, but it feels like so much more. I know I am not the only one who fell in love with them, in this unexpected way.

I truly loved getting to see Heron and Seraphim have their time together. They bicker like brothers but also know when to work together, which is something that truly warmed my heart. Of course, this show is not just about them. We see Hades being tested in ways I never imagined. This cut me to my soul, especially after THAT episode in season 2.

Blood Of Zeus Season 2 ended with the release of Typhon, and because of that, Season 3 brings the Titans front and center in a big way. There are some of the best action sequences that we have seen in the entire series (which says a lot because there are some unforgettable fights), with an epic showdown at the end that will literally have you on the edge of your seat.

Overall, each character is given the arc that fans have hoped for. Seraphim might be a bad guy, but he is our bad guy; he has a heart, and who doesn’t love a redemption arc? Blood Of Zeus Season 3 offers a satisfying ending for fans, even though it is extremely sad to see it all come to an end.

Be sure to watch our Blood Of Zeus Season 3 spoiler-filled interview with Derek Phillips (the voice of Heron), Elias Toufexis (the voice of Seraphim), and series creators Charley and Vlas Parlapanides to learn about the original five-season arc and how the actors reacted to that epic ending.

Blood Of Zeus Season 3 is streaming on Netflix now. If you somehow missed this series, now you can binge all three seasons. I promise, you will not be disappointed.

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About Blood Of Zeus Season 3

Chronicles the illegitimate son of Zeus, a young man tasked with saving heaven and earth despite the interference of a vengeful goddess and her monstrous forces.

Blood Of Zeus Season 3 is streaming on Netflix now.

The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 4 does a brilliant job of setting Ellie up as the solo lead of the show, while giving gamers exactly what they want.

The Last Of Us season 2 is chugging along without Joel (Pedro Pascal). Now that he has met his demise at the hands of Abby (Kaitlyn Dever) it is time for Ellie (Bella Ramsey) to step in as the solo lead. That said, this episode has made it clear that Dina (Isabella Merced) is going to join her at the forefront of the story.

Gamers are sure to be thrilled with how this episode handled some key characters and the brutal rivalry between the Scars and the Wolves. Some big moments from the game were showcased in this episode – like Dina and Ellie finally getting it on, and of course, the reveal that Dina has a bun in the oven. That’s right, she is pregnant.

The way Bella Ramsey expressed pure joy on her face felt very true to the Ellie character and was one of my favorite parts of the episode. At the same time, the recreation of certain sets, like the TV Station and the theater, gave me chills because they look identical to the game sets.

The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 4 Features Many Key Game Moments

Ellie taking a moment to play guitar, honoring Joel and the bond that the two had, feels very much like a way to pass the baton to herself as the sole lead of the story. It was a special moment that is not only extremely touching, but, as gamers know, a hit to the heart.

Getting a deeper look at the Seraphites (also known as the Scars) in The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 4, and the lengths they will go to show love to their beloved prophet, is something that was necessary for those who have not played the game to understand just how awful they are. Society has fallen. And with it have come several factions that are out to destroy the world even more.

Jeffrey Wright voices Isaac in The Last Of Us Part II video game, and while it was announced that he was reprising his role in live action, I completely forgot about it until I saw him on screen. This is just one example of brilliant casting. Whenever you can bring the voice actor into live-action, I consider it a win.

He knows Isaac extremely well, and he is also a fantastic actor, so it makes sense that he is there to usher the character into live action. We get a glimpse at just how terrible and maniacal he really is during the torture sequence in this episode.

Gamers have been waiting for Ellie and Dina’s relationship to heat up. In fact, several have taken to the internet to claim that the series is shying away from the way they feel about each other. Well, the time has come for Dellie supporters because things get spicy in The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 4!

After an episode that was mostly exposition last week, the action comes full force with Ellie and Dina going up against a horde of infected, as well as some bloodthirsty Wolves. This causes Ellie to save Dina’s life, blocking her and taking one for the team by letting an infected bite her. Of course, Dina does not know Ellie is immune, so she goes through a roller coaster of emotions.

When Ellie tells Dina the truth, she is so relieved that she becomes overwhelmed with passion. This is when the two finally get their moment, and the studio is not afraid to go there as we see hands going down pants and quite the makeout session between the two. I love seeing them connect, finally, in a way that seems to honor the relationship they have in the game.

Dina also lets Ellie in on the fact that she is pregnant, something she only recently discovered. Ellie’s adorable response of “I am going to be a dad?!” is the cutest, and one of my favorite scenes of the season so far.

Because of the Jackson attack, The Last Of Us Season 2 is already seeing a few slight changes to the storyline. With the way this episode ended, it seems as if Ellie and Dina will be going after Manny and the rest of Abby’s friends. Who is to say where that leads, but I would be willing to bet Ellie steps in for Tommy in THAT moment. Only time will tell.

The Last Of Us Season 2 Episode 4 is now streaming on Max.

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About The Last Of Us Season 2

Five years after the events of the first season, Joel and Ellie are drawn into conflict with each other and a world even more dangerous and unpredictable than the one they left behind.

Returning cast includes Pedro Pascal as Joel, Bella Ramsey as Ellie, Gabriel Luna as Tommy, and Rutina Wesley as Maria. Previously announced new cast includes Kaitlyn Dever as Abby, Isabela Merced as Dina, Young Mazino as Jesse, Ariela Barer as Mel, Tati Gabrielle as Nora, Spencer Lord as Owen, Danny Ramirez as Manny, and Jeffrey Wright as Isaac. Catherine O’Hara also guest stars. 

THE LAST OF US, based on the acclaimed video game franchise developed by Naughty Dog for the PlayStation® consoles, is written and executive produced by Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann. The series is a co-production with Sony Pictures Television and is also executive produced by Carolyn Strauss, Jacqueline Lesko, Cecil O’Connor, Asad Qizilbash, Carter Swan, and Evan Wells; with writer/co-executive producer Halley Gross. Production companies: PlayStation Productions, Word Games, Mighty Mint, and Naughty Dog. 

The seven-episode season two of The Last Of Us releases one new episode weekly through May 25 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT on HBO and will be available to stream on Max. 

Netflix’s The Four Seasons is laugh-out-loud hilarious until it is absolutely heartbreaking, and will surely have you thinking about what is truly important in life.

The Four Seasons is a new Netflix series that is inspired by the film of the same name. Tina Fey wanted to recreate the humor and joy in the movie, while updating it just a little bit. By taking just one look at the incredible cast, it should come as no surprise that this series is something truly special.

What starts off laugh-out-loud hilarious ends up devastating. There are moments that will have you laughing until you cry, but there are also moments that will have you sobbing from a broken heart. It did not take long for me to fall in love with this show.

The Four Seasons stars Tina Fey, Will Forte, Steve Carell, Kerri Kenney, Colman Domingo, Marco Calvani, and Erika Henningsen. The series follows three couples who vacation together once a season. We never explore what they are like outside of these trips, which take place once every three months, which is honestly, extremely brilliant.

Sure, this is a concept from the movie, but the series should still be applauded for telling the story in this way. It keeps things fresh and exciting. One of my favorite parts about the show is catching up with what the characters have been up to over the last few months when a new season starts. Each season is two episodes, with a total of eight episodes in this season.

Each couple comes with their own drama and their own issues, which is what helps to make this series so relatable. There are certain aspects of each relationship, including the friendships between them all, that viewers are sure to see mirror things in their lives. It is nearly impossible to pick a favorite because everyone is just SO GOOD in this series. The cast has incredible chemistry, making it an absolute joy to watch them play in this world.

Things get a little crazy when one of the couples splits up, and Nick (Carell) starts to date a much younger woman (Henningsen). Of course this switches up the dynamic of the group in unexpected ways, adding a lot of humor to an already ridiculously funny show.

This series is an exploration of love, friendship, and everything in between. It plays with the idea of family, as well as found family. No one is perfect, and that is made very clear in this show. Everyone has something they are struggling with. Taking the time to shine a light on these things will do wonders for those who are actually going through them.

Because of how the finale ends, I can absolutely see this show returning for a second season. That said, I am not sure it needs another season. Yes, it is sort of a cliffhanger, but at the same time, it is a special moment, and I would not be upset for things to end there. We don’t need to know what happens next. Sometimes it is better to just have our own thoughts and predictions without a show giving answers to us.

The Four Seasons is now streaming on Netflix.

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About The Four Seasons

Six old friends head for a relaxing weekend away only to learn that one couple in the group is about to split up. The three couples, Kate (Tina Fey) and Jack (Will Forte), Nick (Steve Carell) and Anne (Kerri Kenney-Silver), and Danny (Colman Domingo) and Claude (Marco Calvani), are completely upended by the news.

Over the course of a year, we follow the friends on four vacations, and watch how this shake-up affects everyone’s dynamic — sending old issues and new bubbling to the surface.

Co-created by Tina Fey, Lang Fisher, and Tracey Wigfield, THE FOUR SEASONS is a hilarious and heartfelt love letter to long marriages and old friendships. Based on the 1981 feature film of the same name.

The Four Seasons is now streaming on Netflix.