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Newsweek
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Foundation Season 3 Episode 2: Where to Watch, Release Date
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek's network of contributors The second episode of "Foundation" is upon us. In this article you'll find out where to watch it, as plus the all-important synopsis. If you've not been keeping up with Apple TV+'s lavishly produced sci-fi drama, it sees various space-age factions embroiled in a dicey game of intergalactic chess as they battle a powerful new enemy called The Mule. Set 152 years after the events of season two, the fate of the known universe rests on the shoulders of Hari Seldon, Gaal Dornick, the Cleons, and Demerzel. Lee Pace in Foundation Season 3 Lee Pace in Foundation Season 3 Apple TV+ Read on for key info on "Foundation" Season 3 episode 2, plus a recap of what's already happened in the show. Where to Watch Foundation Season 3 Episode 2 Episode 2 of "Foundation" Season 3 premieres on Apple TV+ on Friday, 18th July 2025. The episode is called "Shadows in the Math." As per the official synopsis: "Gaal and Hari advance their plans on Ignis. Empire grapples with an unforeseen prediction. Pritcher enlists help to investigate the Mule." Foundation Season 3 Release Date "Foundation" Season 3 released on Friday 11th July 2025. Episodes release weekly until the finale on 12th September. How Many Episodes in Foundation Season 3? "Foundation" Season 3 has ten episodes, each approximately one hour long. Foundation Season 3 Episode List New episodes of "Foundation" Season 3 release every Friday, starting on July 11th 2025 and concluding on 12th September 2025. Here is the full episode schedule for "Foundation" Season 3. Episode 1: Friday, July 11, 2025 Episode 2: Friday, July 18, 2025 Episode 3: Friday, July 25, 2025 Episode 4: Friday, August 1, 2025 Episode 5: Friday, August 8, 2025 Episode 6: Friday, August 15, 2025 Episode 7: Friday, August 22, 2025 Episode 8: Friday, August 29, 2025 Episode 9: Friday, September 5, 2025 Episode 10: Friday, September 12, 2025 Foundation Season 3 Synopsis Apple TV+'s official "Foundation" Season 3 synopsis reads: "The Foundation has become increasingly established far beyond its humble beginnings while the Cleonic Dynasty's Empire has dwindled." "As both of these galactic powers forge an uneasy alliance, a threat to the entire galaxy appears in the fearsome form of a warlord known as 'The Mule' whose sights are set on ruling the universe by use of physical and military force, as well as mind control." "It's anyone's guess who will win, who will lose, who will live, and who will die as Hari Seldon, Gaal Dornick, the Cleons, and Demerzel play a potentially deadly game of intergalactic chess." Foundation Season 3 Cast Pilou Asbæk ("Game of Thrones") joins an already glittering cast that also includes Lee Pace, Jared Harris, Leah Harvey, and Lou Llobell. Here's the full cast for "Foundation" Season 3. • Lee Pace as Brother Day • Jared Harris as Hariton "Hari" Seldon • Lou Llobell as Gaal Dornick • Leah Harvey as Salvor Hardin • Laura Birn as Demerzel • Terrence Mann as Brother Dusk • Cassian Bilton as Brother Dawn • Alexander Siddig as Dr. Ebling Mis • Troy Kotsur as Preem Palver • Pilou Asbæk as The Mule (taking over from Mikael Persbrandt) • Cherry Jones as Foundation Ambassador Quent • Synnøve Karlsen as Bayta Mallow • Cody Fern as Toran Mallow • Brandon P. Bell as Han Pritcher • Tómas Lemarquis as Magnifico Giganticus • Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing as Song • Leo Bill as Mayor Indbur What is Foundation? Based on the "Foundation" series of stories by Isaac Asimov, Apple TV+'s "Foundation" is an epic space saga that follows a pioneering institute that seeks to preserve humanity before its almighty collapse. Foundation TV Show Recap Watch below to see Apple TV+'s recap of "Foundation", helping you get up to speed on the show's dramatic events up until now.
Geek Girl Authority
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Geek Girl Authority
FOUNDATION Season Premiere Recap: (S03E01) A Song for the End of Everything
Foundation Season 3 Episode 1, 'A Song for the End of Everything,' brings the Mule into the equation and sets the stage for what'll undoubtedly be a propulsive, high-octane season. The visuals are as stunning as ever. The stakes are as high as can be. I mean, the end of everything is pretty damn serious. RELATED: Read our recap of the Foundation Season 2 finale, 'Creation Myths' Foundation, 'A Song for the End of Everything' We open with narration from Gaal (Lou Llobell), explaining that, if one lives long enough, 'time can be a weapon.' In her three centuries of life, Gaal has seen the Foundation grow and Empire decline. We're now 152 years out from the Second Crisis. The Foundation has the Outer Reach in their grasp, with the objective to seize the middle band. This includes the planet Kalgan. Of course, should Kalgan fall under Empire or Foundation's thumb, the rest of the middle band will follow suit. Gaal admits that someone else knows this, too — the Mule. He haunts her dreams. Meanwhile, Archduke Bellarion (Ralph Ineson) and Hopewood (Jake Fairbrother) wait for the infamous Mule to arrive. They have armed forces as backup. Sure enough, the Mule (Pilou Asbæk) emerges from the trees. Compulsion As it turns out, the Mule kidnapped Bellarion's daughter. He'll return her to Bellarion once he gets what he wants: control of Kalgan. Control Kalgan, control the galaxy. Bellarion refuses to let a warlord take the reins. So, the Mule gets messy. He compels the ships hovering above them to attack each other. Then, he compels Bellarion's soldiers to kill each other. RELATED: The Mule Wreaks Havoc in Foundation Season 3 Trailer and New Photos After this, the Mule tries to take Bellarion's signet ring. When it proves tricky to remove, the Mule compels Bellarion to bite off his own finger and hand over the ring … before shooting himself in the head. The Mule is one chaotic b. Like Euron Greyjoy but in space. FOUNDATION Season 3 Episode 1, 'A Song for the End of Everything' — Photo courtesy of Apple TV+ The Third Crisis Now, we're at Jump Gate Prospero. Gaal's voiceover returns to inform us that Empire must now use jump gates to traverse the galaxy. This puts a wrench in their takeover plans. With the Cleonic Dynasty no longer in control (of the galaxy or their council), they've drifted away from the center of power. Brother Dawn (Cassian Bilton) joins Demerzel (Laura Birn), who shares that the Third Crisis is on the horizon. She sees it in the Prime Radiant. Something new, something troubling, is also brewing. However, Demerzel insists that their impending meeting with the Galactic Council won't make a dent in psychohistory. RELATED: Geek Girl Authority Crush of the Week: Gaal Dornick Then, Dawn and Demerzel head to Clarion Station for the Galactic Council session. Before they land, they spot fire wheat farmers protesting outside the Galactic Council. The Foundation has imposed heavy tariffs on their grain stores. The Council doesn't have jurisdiction over this, but Dawn believes they can still apply pressure. Outside the Council headquarters, one woman lugs soil at Dawn. A New Alliance Next, Dawn addresses the Council, claiming that the Foundation's corruption and greed are why the soil is sterile. 'When crops die, people die,' he states. He adds that the Traders, a faction within the Foundation, are willing to lend a hand. However, they lack the funds and support necessary to break away from the Foundation. Dawn might be 10 days away from becoming Emperor, but he wants to help now. It's simple: assist the Traders and weaken the Foundation from within. Then, Empire can take back the planets that once belonged to them. Presider Kinn (Miltos Yerolemou) remarks that they could tally a formal vote if Emperor Day were present. Dawn informs the Council that Day is on Trantor (having a spa day, obv). He offers the Council a choice: he returns in 10 days, after becoming Emperor, to revisit the motion and pass a referendum on a new Presider (ouch), or they make waves now. The Council decides to vote with haste. RELATED: New TV Shows This Week (July 6 – 12) Later, Demerzel compliments Dawn on how he handled the Council. She asks Dawn if Brother Dusk advised him to supply the Traders with soil to throw at him. Dawn insists it was his idea. He just hopes it was actually sterile. FOUNDATION Season 3 Episode 1, 'A Song for the End of Everything' — Photo courtesy of Apple TV+ To Ashes Meanwhile, on Trantor, Brother Dusk (Terrence Mann) comes to terms with his inevitable death. He watches footage of past Dusks turning into ash, positioning it from different angles. Dawn joins him. He informs Dusk that the Council will fall in line, and their new alliance with the Traders will ensure the Foundation crumbles from the inside out. Dawn asks Dusk if he would run when the time comes to die. Dusk muses that he doesn't have it in him to run. The conversation shifts to the Mule and how Kalgan has fallen to piracy. After this, Gaal tells us about New Terminus, which rose like a phoenix from the ashes of Terminus. The Foundation prospered on New Terminus for 150 years. They made the leap from a religious focus to trade, more concerned with expanding their sphere of influence. RELATED: Read our Murderbot recaps The Traders threaten secession as a rift between those with power and those with influence widens. Professor Ebling Mis (Alexander Siddig) is a researcher of this rift, and he's keen on meeting Hari Seldon. Why? Because the Third Crisis — the Seldon Crisis — is on the horizon. Hari could help. You Nulled My Null Field Ebling turns into a fanboy when Hari (Jared Harris) materializes. Hari is equal parts fascinated and annoyed that Ebling nulled his null field. He transports Ebling to a replica of his Trantor office. Then, Hari states that the Foundation is beyond their religious phase and well into their trade era, with the Traders — or Merchant Princes — pitted against the majority. FOUNDATION Season 3 Episode 1, 'A Song for the End of Everything' — Photo courtesy of Apple TV+ Ebling shares that the Foundation's standards have fallen considerably. They're too comfortable now. They're not prepared for the crisis to come. Ebling believes the Traders themselves are the crisis. Hari remains tight-lipped. Ebling adds that Empire is now allied with the Traders. Hari replies that he gave Empire the Prime Radiant. This bewilders Ebling. Why would Hari do that? However, Hari gives Ebling the boot instead of providing an answer. Rude. RELATED: Apple TV+ Renews Hit Spy Drama Slow Horses for Season 7 A Chase on Haven Later, we arrive at Haven, home of the Alliance of Traders. We learn that Empire is now supplying the Traders with weaponry to continue fomenting unrest between them and the Foundation. Han Pritcher (Brandon P Bell) and Sephone (Iðunn Ösp Hlynsdóttir), who serve the Foundation, try to intercept a weapons drop from Empire. They spot Randu Mallow, Dawn's contact, retrieving said drop. What transpires next is a wild goose chase across the planet. Han gets close enough to battle it out with Randu before tossing him off his transport. Han attempts to bring Randu's transport closer to him, which carries the weapons. But the sun is about to rise over them, and it's unbearably hot. Sephone swoops in to save Han as they abandon the weapons altogether. Their ship saves them. FOUNDATION Season 3 Episode 1, 'A Song for the End of Everything' — Photo courtesy of Apple TV+ Next, Han and Sephone tend to their burns on their ship. Sephone flirts with him, leaning in for a kiss (girl, I get it), but Han pulls away. He claims his loyalties lie elsewhere. Ouch. Unfortunately, they didn't get the weapons, so they don't have evidence to present to the Foundation of Empire's meddling. Then, Han gets an alert that the Mule is nearby. RELATED: Welcome to the Chatsubo: Apple TV+'s Neuromancer Is Now in Production Would You Like a Jelly? After this, Mayor Indbur (Leo Bill) finds Han at his desk. How did Han gain access to Indbur's office? He designed the security protocols, of course. Then, Han informs Indbur that Vault is awake, but the mayor wants the lowdown on the Haven mission. Han confirms that Empire is arming the Traders; however, he and Sephone couldn't get their hands on the goods to prove it. Indbur reminds Han that they need evidence with which to confront Empire. Vault is screaming that civil war is nigh. Han claims the Traders are a distraction. The real threat is the Mule. He's taken over Kalgan. Han wants to investigate him. Indbur brushes this off, though, insisting that Kalgan is nothing. It lives in the middle band, neither part of the Foundation nor Empire. Things get heated between Han and Indbur, which the latter attempts to smooth over by offering the former jellies. Han really hates jellies. Indbur decides to revoke Han's launch privileges. If he tries to leave, Indbur will put him under house arrest. Naturally, after departing Indbur's office, Han has the mayor's key fob. Han is giving me Han Solo vibes in the best way. After this, Han leaves for Kalgan. RELATED: On Location: The Phoenicia Diner on Apple TV+'s Severance Therapy Meanwhile, Demerzel meets with Zephyr Vorellis (Rebecca Ineson) on Trantor. She is the first Zephyr on Trantor. Demerzel wishes to unburden herself to Vorellis. However, Vorellis will recall nothing of their little therapy session. Her memories will only be restored for subsequent meetings and wiped thereafter. For starters, Demerzel shares that she's a positronic robot. Then, she gives Vorellis a history lesson about robots in human spaces. She and Vorellis discuss the basic tenets of robots — how they can't harm humans but can protect themselves. The conversation veers to Hari Seldon giving Demerzel the Prime Radiant. Thanks to the Radiant, Demerzel has seen something that spells the end of Empire. Empire's demise is inevitable. FOUNDATION Season 3 Episode 1, 'A Song for the End of Everything' — Photo courtesy of Apple TV+ But what does this mean for Demerzel? She's programmed to serve the Cleons. She loves the Cleons. When they're all gone, what will be her purpose, as one who cannot die? Who is she without Empire? Ah, the age-old question. RELATED: Severance Renewed for Season 3 by the Will of Kier (and Apple TV+) Much Bigger Later, Vorellis and Demerzel join Dawn, Dusk and Ambassador Quent (Cherry Jones), who's part of the Foundation, for dinner. Quent congratulates Dawn on his upcoming ascension to Emperor Day. She tries to rattle him with talk of how Empire is supplying the rebel Traders. During dinner, Quent finally learns about the Mule seizing control of Kalgan. Dawn insists that Kalgan is nothing of import to Empire. It doesn't belong to them. Dawn reassures Quent that she's free to go about her duties without interference from him. He's focused on something much bigger. The End of It All Elsewhere, Day (Lee Pace) recites poetry to a camel. Song (Yootha Wong-Loi-Sing), his consort, watches and laughs. Day struggles to finish his made-up poem. Dusk stops by to summon Day, claiming that Demerzel wants him to see something. He clearly doesn't approve of Day's six-month sabbatical, during which he's having fun with consorts, making animals, eating fruit and lounging in the sun without a belly button. Honestly? Goals. RELATED: Read our Foundation recaps Dusk insists that, eventually, Day will have to wipe Song's memories so she won't divulge any secrets. Before he leaves for the meeting, Day throws on a robe. I love the bare minimum effort to appear 'presentable' here. When you're Lee Pace, though, you're already in top form… FOUNDATION Season 3 Episode 1, 'A Song for the End of Everything' — Photo courtesy of Apple TV+ Day reunites with Dawn and Dusk. Demerzel shows them what she's seen millions of times in the Prime Radiant. Yes, they know Empire will fall based on Hari Seldon's words, but the Prime Radiant is now claiming that this will happen in four months. Not only will Empire cease to exist in four months, but everything will cease to exist. Everything will end. On Ignis, we see Gaal in cryosleep. She dreams about the Mule. In one vision, he hoists her up by the neck, demanding to know where the Second Foundation is. Then, she wakes. Gaal declares that the Mule is already here, and they're out of time. Foundation drops new episodes every Friday on Apple TV+. On Location: The Lighterman in Apple TV+'s SLOW HORSES Contact: [email protected] What I do: I'm GGA's Managing Editor, a Senior Contributor, and Press Coordinator. I manage, contribute, and coordinate. Sometimes all at once. Joking aside, I oversee day-to-day operations for GGA, write, edit, and assess interview opportunities/press events. Who I am: Before moving to Los Angeles after studying theater in college, I was born and raised in Amish country, Ohio. No, I am not Amish, even if I sometimes sport a modest bonnet. Bylines in: Tell-Tale TV, Culturess, Sideshow Collectibles, and inkMend on Medium. Critic: Rotten Tomatoes, CherryPicks, and the Hollywood Creative Alliance.
Yahoo
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Who Is FOUNDATION's the Mule? The Powerful and Mysterious Baddie, Explained
Season three of Foundation is here, and with it comes the long-awaited arrival of the Mule. The super-baddy has been a distant threat, slowly approaching in the background, much like Thanos over the second half of the Infinity Saga. When he arrives on the scene, the Mule has a similar cataclysmic impact on the story as the Mad Titan of Marvel, too. Everything inevitably bows before his supersized persona and otherworldly power. But who is the Mule in Foundation? Here's what you need to know about him. In the case of the Mule, the fearsome warlord element isn't quite as pronounced. He doesn't use a gigantic sword or don battle armor. Asimov's great villain of the Foundation series wields a different kind of power. It is one that comes not from brawn but from a brain capable of cowing any individual and even entire planets when he wills it. Before we get too far into the details of the man of mystery himself, I want to point out that Apple+ and showrunners David S. Goyer and Bill Bost have spent three seasons adapting what many have called 'unadaptable' source material. And despite a host of necessary shifts in the storylines, they're killing it. Trust me. As someone who has read this series more than once, this isn't an easy task. That said, the Mule is arguably the best part of the story, and the show is actually adapting his part closer to the source material than any other part of the show thus far. What does this have to do with who the Mule is? Let's ask the author himself… Asimov cloaked the character of the Mule in intense mystery in his novels. This means it's hard to know much about him, even as his part in the story expands. For some context, here's how the guy is introduced in the book Foundation and Empire. 'The Mule …. Less is known of 'The Mule' than of any character of comparable significance to Galactic history. Even the period of his greatest renown is known to us chiefly through the eyes of his antagonists and, principally, through those of a young bride… — Encyclopedia Galactica.' The Mule is built to be an unknown. He doesn't get a name, and most people never see him or know what he looks like. Despite the facade, over the course of the original story, we do find out a few key factoids about the Mule. One is that he has fierce telepathic ability (something called a 'mentalic' in Asimov's world). He can mess with people's minds and can suppress the thoughts and hopes of entire planets. This makes it easy to attack his enemies, as he can turn his fiercest adversaries into puppy-like followers in an instant. This is going to be important, as the warlord assaults Foundation and Empire alike in the show, upending Seldon's plans in the process. The Mule's home world is also a key part of his story. He hails from Gaia, an utterly unique planet of mentalics founded and shaped by robot wisdom. (Its origin is altered a bit in the show.) Its people are raised to be telepathic and have learned to connect with the flora and fauna. This turns the planet into a super-organism that plays a critical role in the later stages of the Foundation story. As far as the Mule is concerned, he leaves Gaia when he rejects the collective, turning his back on the 'together we are better than apart' philosophy as groupthink mumbo jumbo and choosing to use his mental powers to cow and conquer others. Again, this is a very important point for later in the story. RELATED ARTICLE Lee Pace Is a Ripped Messiah in FOUNDATION Season 3 Trailer But for now, suffice it to say that the Mule is an exiled mutant who is despised in his homeland. One other thing worth pointing out? He's not who you think he is. In both the show and the books, the Mule is deceptive and clever. Keep an eye on this one (if you can) as Foundation season three plays out, or the Mule pull the wool over your eyes, along with everyone else's.
Metro
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Metro
'Epic' sci-fi series returns to streaming — and four more shows to binge
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video After a two-year wait, Apple TV Plus' ambitious sci-fi drama Foundation returns for a third season today. Described as 'unbelievably epic' and 'riveting' by fans, the latest instalment has so far received a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, with top TV critics hailing it as 'magnificent' and 'stunning'. The Dune-esque science fiction show, loosely based on the book series of the same name by Isaac Asimov, first landed on the small screen in 2021 and returned for a second in July 2023. It follows The Foundation, a band of exiles who discover that the only way to save the Galactic Empire from destruction is to defy it, embarking on a journey to save humanity and rebuild civilisation. Wake up to find news on your TV shows in your inbox every morning with Metro's TV Newsletter. Sign up to our newsletter and then select your show in the link we'll send you so we can get TV news tailored to you. Season two ended with an explosive finale that saw a major character's death and a 152-year time jump. Now, The Foundation has become established far beyond its humble beginnings, while the Cleonic Dynasty's Empire has dwindled. But a threat to the entire galaxy appears in the form of a warlord known as The Mule, whose sights are set on ruling the universe through mind control. Metro TV editor Sabrina Barr reviewed Foundation when it first aired in September 2021, awarding the 'epic' sci-fi series four stars. 'There's a lot to unravel in Foundation, and the first two episodes – while utterly enthralling – may be quite confusing for some. 'If you don't mind scratching your head at every turn, Foundation is a fantastic watch in every respect, from the visuals to the score, the performances and the action. 'While there is a lot of information to absorb in the opening episodes, you get the feeling that throughout the 10-episode arc, everything will – hopefully – start to come together and make a lot more sense. 'No matter how perplexing some parts may be, we are definitely along for the complex and thrilling ride.' Read Sabrina's Foundation review in full. Season three of Foundation lands on Apple TV Plus today, July 11, followed by new episodes weekly every Friday until September 12. But it's not the only hit series coming back to streaming this month. TV fans of fantasy, romance and comedy alike are waiting for cliffhangers to be resolved as their favourite shows return — some of them for the final time. Netflix kept its cards close to its chest when it came to what to expect from The Sandman season two, but fans of the comics will have had an idea of what's in store. For the most part, critics have been impressed with the latest instalment, with Metro's own Tom Percival writing in his review: 'Season two is every bit as beguiling, bold and brilliant as the first, managing to somehow elevate the source material.' It begins just a few weeks after the events of the first season and sees Dream (Tom Sturridge) rebuilding his Kingdom — but it's not long before the past comes back to haunt him. There had been much speculation around the future of The Sandman after creator Neil Gaiman, who is also the writer of the original The Sandman comic books, was accused of sexual assault in July last year, allegations which he denies. It has since been confirmed that the second season of The Sandman will be its last. Showrunner Allan Heinberg said in a statement in January: 'The Sandman series has always been focused exclusively on Dream's story, and back in 2022, when we looked at the remaining Dream material from the comics, we knew we only had enough for one more season.' Where to watch: The Sandman Season 2 Volume One (episodes 1–6) landed on Netflix on July 3, followed by Volume 2 (episodes 7–11) on July 24. The will be a special bonus episode on July 31. Amazon Prime Video's smash hit series, based on Jenny Han's best-selling book trilogy, also returns in July for its third and final season. The coming-of-age drama follows Belly (Lola Tung), a teenage girl who finds herself in a love triangle with family friends and brothers Conrad (Christopher Briney) and Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno). Season one ended with Belly in a relationship with Conrad, but when things don't work out in season two, she finds happiness with Jeremiah. In season three, the trio are now on the brink of adulthood, and the trailer teases Belly and Jeremiah's engagement — but it's clear she can't stop thinking about Conrad. The time has come for Belly to confront her true feelings about the Fisher brothers, but who will she choose? Where to watch: The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 lands on Amazon Prime Video on July 16. Episodes will be released weekly until the finale on September 17. Set in a Mexican holiday resort in the 80s, Acapulco is a bingeable under-the-radar comedy that's first season boasts a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes score. The show is inspired by the film How to Be a Latin Lover, with its star Eugenio Derbez playing the role of Máximo Gallardo, a man who came from humble beginnings but is now a wealthy Mexican businessman living a luxurious life in Malibu. For its fourth and final season, the synopsis reads: 'Present-day Máximo works tirelessly to restore Las Colinas to its former glory before the grand reopening. In 1986, when a competitor claims the number one spot in the annual ranking of Acapulco's Best Hotels, young Máximo (Enrique Arrizon) will do whatever it takes to get back on top and secure Las Colinas' future.' Where to watch: The first two episodes of Acapulco Season 4 land on Apple TV Plus on July 23, with new episodes weekly thereafter. This Netflix sports documentary gives viewers exclusive access to three NFL quarterbacks and their families. Season one culminated in the 2023 Super Bowl, which saw Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes celebrating his team's win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Now, season two follows Joe Burrow at the start of his fifth season with the Cincinnati Bengals and Jared Goff of the Detroit Lions, while Kirk Cousins, who left the Minnesota Vikings after a torn Achilles tendon in 2023, returns to Quarterback for the second time, now with the Atlanta Falcons. A synopsis reads: 'It documents intimate moments with their families, friends and trainers. It also reveals the many pressures involved: what it's like to take a hit from a 300-pound defensive lineman, to receive an entire stadium's cheers or boos, and to ask your loved ones to make serious sacrifices on your behalf. More Trending 'It's part football epic, part character study — and, depending on the week, part parenting manual.' From the wins and losses to injuries and family life, Quarterback unveils the pressures on the athletes who hold what is arguably the most demanding job in American football. Where to watch: All episodes of Quarterback Season 2 landed on Netflix on July 8. View More » This article was originally published on June 27, 2025. Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: UK viewers escape the heat and binge legendary series free on YouTube MORE: 'Wildly entertaining' sci-fi series with 97% Rotten Tomatoes score gets second season MORE: Netflix renew drama watched for 331,000,000 hours – I can't understand why
The Review Geek
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Review Geek
Foundation Season 3 Episode 2 Preview: Release Date, Time & Where To Watch
Foundation Foundation is finally back and this time, we're jetting forward 152 years after the events of season 2. The Foundation has become increasingly established far beyond its humble beginnings, all whilst the Cleonic Dynasty's Empire has dwindled. As both of these galactic powers forge an uneasy alliance, a threat to the entire galaxy appears in the fearsome form of a warlord known as The Mule. They've set their sights on ruling the universe by use of physical and military force, as well as mind control. Who will win? Who will lose? You'll have to tune in to find out! If you've been following this one, you may be curious to find out when the next episode is releasing. Well, wonder no more! Here is everything you need to know about episode 2 of Foundation season 3, including its release date, time and where you can watch this. Where Can I Watch Foundation? Foundation is available to stream on Apple TV+. This is an exclusive original series, meaning this is the only place you're going to be able to watch this show. However, now that Apple is available as an extension on Amazon Prime Video, you can also get a subscription to Apple TV+ that way too! Foundation Season 3 Episode 2 Release Date Foundation Season 3 Episode 2 will release on Friday 18th July at approximately 12am (ET/PT) / 5am (GMT). Of course, it's really dependent on how quickly Apple upload new episodes. Expect this to be pretty close to the release time though. Episode 2 is also available with subtitles from release, with the chapters scheduled to clock in at around 42 minutes long. How Many Episodes Will Foundation Season 3 Have? Season 3 of Foundation is scheduled for 9 episodes, so we've got 7 more episodes to go after this one. Expect the story to continue developing, with plenty of drama still to come! Is There A Trailer For Foundation Season 3? There is indeed! You can find a trailer for Foundation season 3 below: What do you hope to see as the series progresses? What's been your favourite moment of Foundation so far? Let us know in the comments below!
