‘Dune: Prophecy’ Episode 1 – ”The Hidden Hand” Review

Join Kari, Lady Dragon JJ, and Natacia as they dive into the first episode of the new Dune prequel series, “Dune: Prophecy”. They discuss their initial thoughts on Season 1 Episode 1 – ”The Hidden Hand.” Including the show’s connection to the Dune films, and the potential for the series to expand the Dune Universe. They also delve into the characters, including the standout performance of Emily Watson as the Reverend Mother, and the intriguing role of Desmond Hart.

‘Dune: Prophecy’ Season 1, Episode 1, “The Hidden Hand” Review

In this episode, the hosts share their initial thoughts on the series premiere. They go into detail discussing its potential for expanding the Dune universe and its connection to the films and books. They delve into the show’s political landscape. Including the mysterious powers of Desmond Hart, and the intriguing goals of the Bene Gesserit. Standout performances, including Emily Watson as the Reverend Mother, are also highlighted.

Travis Fimmel and Charlie Hodson-Prior in Dune: Prophecy Season 1 – Episode 1 ”The Hidden Hand”

The discussion explores the show’s accessibility to new viewers and the importance of world-building and character development. The hosts analyze the pacing and structure of the episode, offering theories and predictions for the rest of the series. Kari also shares her exciting experience at the red carpet premiere, including interviews with the showrunner, editors, and cinematographer.

Emily Watson in Dune: Prophecy Season 1 – Episode 1 ‘The Hidden Hand”

Tune in to the Temple of Geek Podcast for more insights on Dune: Prophecy and other geek-related content. Subscribe, leave a rating and review, and join the conversation on social media using #DuneProphecy. You can find the hosts on various platforms: JJ as @LadyDragonJJ on TikTok, Twitter, and Blue Sky. Natacia as @knapper on Blue Sky, Instagram, and Threads. Kari as @estarguarstiaon TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, and Blue Sky.

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Authors

  • Kari @EstarGuarsTia

    "Kari" is an entertainment correspondent for Temple of Geek and a popular geek culture content creator. She is best known for her TikTok account @estarguarstia.

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  • Natacia K

    Natacia (they/them) is a Black queer content creator who loves to discuss nerd culture and fandom media, especially Star Wars and the MCU. They share a podcast, Pop Chatter, with their best friend and co-host Lindsay to chat about all things pop culture. You can find Natacia on Twitter and TiKTok at @nknapper and their podcast Twitter account at @popchatterpod.

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  • JJ is an enthusiast of all things fantasy, science fiction, romance & animation, a catmom who loves books, lightsabers, fictional dragons & black coffee. She creates content on tiktok under handle LadyDragonJJ – chasing stories, doing deep dives into characters & themes, having fun & building communities through mutual interests and love of all nerdy things.

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Kari @EstarGuarsTia

Alba K. Guerrero

"Kari" is an entertainment correspondent for Temple of Geek and a popular geek culture content creator. She is best known for her TikTok account @estarguarstia.

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