It'd be a really funny video edit to add it add someone screaming every single time he shoots an arrow

like he's business.

A!

Or a gardener, yeah, he hits the gardener twice and he dies and they had to bury him.

Yeah, and they had to blame it on the bird to save face.

Welcome to Bald Move Prestige, the officially unofficial podcast for Shogun on Hulu. I'm Jim. I'm Aaron.

And today we're talking episode 5, Broken to the Fist, Aaron. This was an interesting title when I first saw and had no context. I had, I don't know, no idea what it meant or at worst I had thoughts of the walking dead swimming in my head I don't know

But you what do you think of broken to the fist? I thought it's another great episode. Had a lot of really great

complex character moments. It's got a lot of growth for Blackthorne and his you

know understanding of the culture he's in you know I think that's yet to be

determined but we'll see if he actually learns anything from this I'm not

saying he's there I'm just saying it takes no and you will dawning of the shit and what's real and all that stuff and

and also like I mean I was really impressed with that landslide scene that was really

freaky cool and you know just just made made

Mariko's point for her sure in a very very very strong way.

Yeah, life and death.

Mm-hmm.

I just, yeah, I had, you know, I guess the most uncomfortable dinner scene since breaking bad.

Okay, yeah. uncomfortable dinner scene since breaking bad.

Okay, yeah.

With Jesse Pinkman desperately gulping down water.

I just, there's not much to not like about this show. I watched it the first time and thought it was great. I watched the second time and saw a lot more of the, you know, kind of the twisty little connections that they're making. and I really appreciated the official

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