Making the conscious decision to mostly ignore Tolkien’s source material and just go with the flow on this thing has paid dividends.
Sorry, Tom Bombadil, you are a close second in my heart.
Tolkien's world has never made me giggle so much.
Giant spiders and the shepherds of the forest aren’t the only legendary beasts who pop up this episode.
Rings’ first order of business this season is clearly getting Charlie Vickers’s Sauron on something resembling a path that makes sense.
The wait is almost over for Tolkien fans.
Amazon's lavish fantasy series might not be for the normies, but for the nerds.
Executive producers J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay will not be present on set as per WGA rules.
Ready to journey back to the Middle-earth?
On the positive side, Fiona Apple performs Tolkien's Rings poem over the closing credits.
The stars and showrunners of Rings of Power break down the show's scene-stealing bromance.
I swear to Ilúvatar, if Nori and Poppy let Gandalf roll down a damn hill...
“If Sexy Sauron is any less sexy than a ten [out of ten], we have failed."
One ticket to Valinor, please.