The Rings of Power has scrambled The Lord of the Rings timeline pretty thoroughly, but Elrond is likely around 1755 years old at the time of the show.

And though all of the plots are solid, The Rings of Power is doing too much. The show has to carefully spread out time, sometimes leaving a central character out of an episode entirely and ruining the momentum.

After the highs of episode 3, Rings of Power shifts the focus back onto the series’ weakest parts and makes up for a lack of meaningful plot or character development with shallow fanservice. Episode 4 follows Galadriel’s – now Elrond’s – company as they travel to Eregion,

This week’s episode, which included several Tolkien fan-favorite characters and creatures, is the best of the season thus far.

Rings of Power” season 2 is available to stream on Thursday, September 19 on Prime Video. Fans looking to stream the first six episodes of season two including the newest episode (episode 6), can do so now with a Prime Video subscription.

There’s a lot going on in Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 6, too much to effectively fit into an hour. What we’re left with is an oddly shaped piece of storytelling with a few well-developed ideas, some pieces thrown in around the edge just to make sure you don’t forget what’s going on in the

With war in sight, The Rings of Power season 2 episode 6 sees Sauron at his strongest and wreaking havoc in Eregion. Read our Review!

Warning: This article contains details from The Rings of Power season 2 episode 6. The Rings of Power season 2 is at it again with another line plucked almost directly from The Lord of the Rings. The latest nod came in episode 6,

In season 2 of The Rings of Power, we learned the backstory of the Harfoots and how their journey will eventually lead them to a familiar LOTR location.