The Sandman (Series 2): Trailer, certificate and where to watch
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The Review Geek
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- The Review Geek
The Sandman Season 2 Volume 2 Preview: Release Date, Time & Where To Watch
The Sandman Season 2 Volume 2 When it comes to gritty but entertaining fantasies, very few come close to the brilliance of the Netflix show, The Sandman. Based on an equally iconic DC comic, the adaptation was an instant hit. And it has everything from quests and magic to betrayals and mind games. The Sandman Season 2 picks up after the previous season with the Dreaming finally being rebuilt. But it seems that Morpheus, the Dream King just cannot catch a break as the Endless, Destiny reveals an ominous prophecy that just may involve Dream, their flighty sister Delirium, the oracle Orpheus and the missing Endless. Cue the family drama as the Endless butt heads, insecurities are brought to light and Dream decides to right a 10,000-year-old wrong done to the queen of the First People. However, nothing is as easy as Lucifer is out to get him for humiliating them during their previous duel. Mysterious deaths occur as Delirium searches for the missing Endless. And Dream may be forced to break a rule that could lead to his own destruction. The 12-episode season brings back familiar and new faces such as Tom Sturridge, Gwendoline Christie, Kirby, Mason Alexander Park, Adrian Lester, Esme Creed-Miles and Ruairi O'Connor. And it was helmed by Director Jamie Childs and showrunner Allan Heinberg. If you've been following this Netflix Original, you may be curious to find out when the next episodes are releasing. Well, wonder no more! Here is everything you need to know about The Sandman Season 2 Volume 2 episodes, including the release date, time and where you can watch this show. Where Can I Watch The Sandman Season 2? The Sandman Season 2 will stream on Netflix exclusively. You will need a subscription to watch it. All the previous episodes are available on the platform as well. The Sandman Season 2 Volume 2 Release Date The Sandman Season 2 Volume 2 episodes will release on Thursday 24th July at approximately 7am (GMT) / 12.30 pm (IST) 12am (PST). A special episode will also be releasing on Thursday 31st July at the same time. If you miss the episodes, though, they will be available on the platform, so don't worry too much! Subtitles will be available in several languages. The episodes are expected to be roughly 1 hour each, which is consistent with the time frame for the usual Netflix Originals. How Many Episodes Will The Sandman Season 2 Volume 2 Have? Season 2 Volume 2 of The Sandman has been scheduled for 5 episodes with all the episodes being released on the same day. There is also an extra special episode based on the spin-off comic 'Death: The High Cost of Living'. Is There A Trailer For The Sandman Season 2? There is indeed! You can find an exciting trailer for The Sandman Season 2 below. What Happened in the Previous Episodes? We've covered the entire episodes with a lengthy recap that touched on all major plot points and discusses the chapter with an accompanying review. You can find that link below. Read More: The Sandman Season 2 Episode 6 Recap & Review What do you hope to see as the series progresses? What's been your favourite moment of The Sandman Season 2 so far? Let us know in the comments below!
The Review Geek
a day ago
- The Review Geek
Has The Sandman been renewed for Season 3? Here's what we know:
Summary The Sandman returns with Season 2 in July 2025. This fantasy series has everything from quests and magic to betrayals and mind games. Netflix determines whether to renew a show based on various factors such as completion rate, viewership numbers, production costs, and more. As of now, there's no news regarding the renewal of The Sandman but we look at the possibility of a Season 3. When it comes to gritty but entertaining fantasies, very few come close to the brilliance of the Netflix show, The Sandman. And based on an equally iconic DC comic, the adaptation was an instant hit. The Sandman Season 2 returns in 2 volumes with the first part releasing in early July 2025. The 12-episode season brings back familiar and new faces such as Tom Sturridge, Gwendoline Christie, Kirby, Mason Alexander Park, Adrian Lester, Esme Creed-Miles and Ruairi O'Connor. And it is helmed by Director Jamie Childs and showrunner Allan Heinberg. With shocking plot twists, each episode will have viewers on the edge of their seats. If you're watching the second season and want to know if there will be a third, this article has all the details you're looking for. Here's everything we know: What is The Sandman Season 2 about? The Sandman Season 2 picks up after the previous season with the Dreaming finally being rebuilt. But it seems that Morpheus, the Dream King just cannot catch a break as the Endless, Destiny reveals an ominous prophecy that just may involve Dream, their flighty sister Delirium, the oracle Orpheus and the missing Endless. Cue the family drama as the Endless butt heads, insecurities are brought to light and Dream decides to right a 10,000-year-old wrong done to the queen of the First People. However, nothing is as easy as Lucifer is out to get him for humiliating them during their previous duel. Mysterious deaths occur as Delirium searches for the missing Endless. And Dream may be forced to break a rule that could lead to his own destruction. We have ongoing coverage of The Sandman Season 2 on the site, including recaps for all episodes. You can find those HERE! Has The Sandman Been Renewed for Season 3? At the time of writing, Netflix has cancelled The Sandman and Season 2 is the final season. Netflix tends to look at views and the drop-off rates before renewing or cancelling the show, along with the critical success. Some shows are instantly renewed like One Piece and Bridgerton while others take years such as The Watcher and The Victim's Game. The Sandman was actually a critical and commercial hit and was renewed mere months after the Season 1 premiere in 2022. However, in January 2025, it was announced that the show would end with Season 2. What do we know about The Sandman Season 3? Nothing is known about The Sandman Season 3 given that it is not happening. It is loosely based on the DC comic of the same name and it seems that all of the source material will be covered with the release of The Sandman Season 2 Volume 2. However, Netflix is not beyond the occasional spin-off and there are tons of side stories that can be adapted, such as those in 'World's End' or 'Fables and Reflections'. But this is all speculation. We'll be sure to update this page as soon as any new information comes in but for now, Morpheus' story ends with Season 2. Would you like to see The Sandman return for a Season 3? Or do you think the story has run its course? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
Telegraph
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- Telegraph
‘Guy Ritchie's is the foulest lunch of the year': Lore of the Sky, Compton Abbas, restaurant review
The dramatic landscape of Dorset was at its best. Blue sky and fabulously green rolling hills – I could admire it from the airfield at Compton Abbas. It was from here, in 1993, that Asil Nadir fled in a six-seater to northern Cyprus, accused of stealing from his firm Polly Peck. This particularly irked the landed locals who had piled into the multifarious FTSE hero before it went belly up. Nadir was later sentenced to 10 years, but the squires or their descendants still fume at the diminished plans for their pool houses. You don't need a private jet to visit Compton Abbas. Today, like many such small airfields, there's an eatery to pull you in. And this one is owned by Guy Ritchie, the film director who crafts extraordinarily witty movies and who has dabbled successfully in hospitality, too – he has a restaurant in London's Fitzrovia, called Lore of the Land. Lore of the Sky promised a smokehouse serving the finest fare of Texas, but in fact provided me with the foulest lunch of the year. It's a handsome modern building of slatted wood and glass, echoed by the roomy interior: aircraft-hangar cool. There's a desk in the middle from which came news that there was no trace of my booking. At least not on their side; yet the emails of confirmation, and those urging me to leave feedback (at your service, right here, right now), had flowed thick and fast. There was plenty of room, however, and we were duly taken to a dirty table by the window. Note to Lore of the Sky: better to keep punters waiting while you clean and re-lay a table than show them to one spread with the effluence of the last gobblers. The menu, making use of a vast smokery, is full of that pulled style of meat: slowly cooked and then literally forked off the bone. I fancied the pulled pork in a bun and couldn't resist the idea of 'pork belly burnt ends', either. We also ordered oak-smoked chicken leg, Caesar salad and fries, with 'smokehouse nachos' to share as a starter. Back came our charming waitress with news that they'd run out of pulled pork and its burnt ends. Yes, a Texas-style smokehouse runs out of pig. It's like Big Ben losing its bells or Margaret Thatcher without a handbag. So I went for the pulled beef instead (the other choice was 'pulled jackfruit', and if you've pulled a jackfruit something's gone seriously wrong). The nachos came: a splattered mess of stuff that had landed on tortilla chips. There was yellow gloopy goo pretending to be melted cheese, and on that bits of meat, somehow rendered green. I'd hesitate to call it chicken as that would shame the name of protein, but imagine a few weeks of life in a dingy shed with an afterlife this insulting? Sweet red sauce flowed around it. There was a squelch of avocado on the side and I picked at it briefly like a pigeon searches for nutrients in a cowpat. My pal Flozza just looked at it and said, 'Oh my god, that's revolting', refusing to brave a bite. A dish of chicken was like Epsom in winter – firm, too hard for this pony – and was drizzled in a spicy red sauce which failed to either overpower or rescue it. My pulled beef was dismal and the chips, like everything else I'd wager, the work of talent some distance from Compton Abbas. Likewise the bought-in Caesar salad sauce and croutons, and frozen-solid Yarde Farm ice cream. They call this dirty food. I'd say it was just filthy.
