It was cancelled, so no.

No. And Masochism.

If you like low standards fantasy it’s fine. It’s probably worth reading up a bit on the episodes to get an idea of the world. They dropped the show which is why I wouldn’t bother watching it again. Like Carnivale, which is a great show but it’s missing three seasons. Firefly the episodes were at least somewhat standalone, but WoT is trying to tell a story and it only tells a bit of it.

Think Xena, Hercules, Legend of The Seeker.

No it is not. The cast, particularly Rosamund Pike really put their back into their roles. Unfortunately the writing was a total mess. Also the production was all over the place. Some of it looked great and some of it looked like dogshit.

Thing is, it is a tough book series to adapt…

It’s mid.

Nice production value though. but totally forgetable.

a lot like the lotr series on amazon, you won’t remember anything other from it than it’s pretty.

It’s bad. I wanted to like it, and tried a bunch of different times to get into it, but I just couldn’t. The characters were superficial and forgettable, and the performances were inconsistent and unremarkable.

I recently rewatched Foundation, which I loved, and sadly there’s no comparison. Wheel of Time feels like a badly written B movie compared to Foundation.

If you want something with a fantasy vibe playing in the background while you do something else, go for it. Otherwise, meh.

Being into the books is probably necessary. I heard the show sucked.

It was ok. They changed a lot from the books, so don’t go in to it expecting a perfect match and you’ll enjoy it more.

Except they cancelled it, so don’t bother.

It’s a pretty horrible GoT/LOTR knockoff.

The show was godawful. I lasted maybe two episodes. It made Chapterhouse Dune: Prophecy look like Citizen Kane.

Edited because I’d blocked out the name of that steaming hunk of trash.