“[Peter is] a homicidal tyrant who sleeps with anything that moves... but he's also the son of a great Emperor who he constantly feels he can't measure up to.” Nerds and Beyond · 5 years ago Critical Perspectives
“This episode was truly enjoyable to watch, easily the best one so far with a good balance of drama and humour.” Facebook · Netflix Recommendations · 2 weeks ago The Great s01e03
: Peter experiments with different titles, including "Peter the Fun," "the Masterful," and even just "the Me," while struggling to give a speech in front of a bear statue honoring his father. “[Peter is] a homicidal tyrant who sleeps with
: The episode concludes on a high stakes note, with Catherine committing more deeply to the rebellion through a blood oath with Orlo, ensuring her new romance doesn't compromise their secret. Daddy Issues and "The Great" Legacy Daddy Issues and "The Great" Legacy : The
: The trio attempts to bring the disgruntled General Velementov into the fold during a palace celebration honoring Peter’s late father. His recruitment is a slow burn, highlighting the difficulty of building a rebellion among people who are either too afraid or too intoxicated to care.
: The introduction of Peter’s nine-year-old half-brother, Ivan , adds a layer of threat. Described as a "possibly psychopathic" child kept locked away, Ivan serves as a reminder of the instability and inherent violence of the Russian line of succession. Episode Review Highlights