Alan Sisto

I mean, Liv Tider still, you know, could look, still looks like she could be a really beautiful elven woman.

yeah so have them show up not a lot of those elves have not aged yeah they were properly cast as elves weren't they yes yeah I'm looking at that timeline and I know this is unlikely but I would almost want to see the epilogue to that film 50 years later when Rose passes and Sam and Sam heads west that could be man I can feel the tears coming already right yeah do that oh my gosh do that and I will I will be very happy

The threat of the barrows is a long section and a terrifying section.

He's only focusing on the chapters that were left out of fellowship.

So that means we're not, I mean, because otherwise you could do a whole sequel type film on the scouring.

But that would require de-aging the actors, so I don't see that.

It just doesn't happen in this universe, yeah.

Like when the camera cut away, they could have talked to farmer maggot in the meantime and they could have.

Yeah.

Yeah.

There's all sorts of things that aren't, you know, like contradicted.

But they're not shown either.

Right.

Fun question.

I am still only hopeful, not optimistic yet, but maybe I'll have some reasons to be optimistic in the future.

We'll see.

Folks, thank you for joining us for another episode of the Prancing Pony podcast.

Please come back again next week when Don Marshall joins me here in the common room.

And we look at one of my favorite chapters of Unfinished Tales, the disaster of the Gladden Fields.

Matt, thank you again, man, for joining me this season.