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Trying to remember the name of a TV show
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It was on Saturday/Sunday afternoon. Live action.
The area had supernatural barriers that couldn't be crossed due to specters living in the barrier.
The main character either had something that let him cross the barriers or he had some special ability.
The main bad guy needed him to either make himself more powerful or revive someone powerful. The barriers were meant to keep him from the main character.
The first episode involved the main character getting forced out of his village.
The area had supernatural barriers that couldn't be crossed due to specters living in the barrier.
The main character either had something that let him cross the barriers or he had some special ability.
The main bad guy needed him to either make himself more powerful or revive someone powerful. The barriers were meant to keep him from the main character.
The first episode involved the main character getting forced out of his village.
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I thought it might be Wynona Earp before you said "His village". But that's more Weird Western/ Contemporary Fantasy than Legend of the Seeker.
Looks like it was Legend of the Seeker!
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Really? That's disappointing. I liked the show and planned in reading them to finish the story at some point.
Reading the episode summaries, basically only the loose outline of the first book and character names were kept intact so you aren't missing anything.
It's just mixed up in between a whole bunch of.... not-fun stuff. Crazy philosophy and graphic torture scenes and such.
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And graphic sex scenes (many of which overlap with the graphic torture scenes).
Then it gets into political ranting by the main character about the evils of communism and how only glorious capitalism can save the fantasy country from the bigger more evil even more communist country that's coming...
Sure, there's an entertaining story there, and there's a fun setting with some bits that break the standard sword and sorcery mold, but there's also some real shit mixed in.
The show corrects it a bunch, but it's still vaguely there.
Or am I getting my bad fantasy stories confused?
Nope, this is the book series with the chicken that is not a chicken.
I'd estimate it to be roughly 1% evil chicken, by weight.