paulvdb July 3, 2019 Share July 3, 2019 Quote Russia's disastrous war against Japan prompts civil unrest. Prince Alexei is diagnosed with hemophilia, and Siberian mystic Rasputin steps in. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/94978-s01e02-the-boy/
Brn2bwild July 8, 2019 Share July 8, 2019 In reality, the explosion of Serge's carriage was far worse than showed on screen. Spoiler His body completely exploded, sending pieces far and wide. One of his fingers, with rings still on them, was found on a roof sometime later. Also, it's interesting they don't mention that at the time, Serge and Ella were raising Serge's niece and nephew, Maria and Dimitri. The latter has a rather notorious role with Rasputin. 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/94978-s01e02-the-boy/#findComment-5429490
Wordsworth July 10, 2019 Share July 10, 2019 They finally revealed that Ella and Sergei were married. I did appreciate how they showed the charismatic Rasputin reaching out to people with compassion and empathy which attracted them to him. But, call me a prude, I don't think I've ever seen a show that had so much sexual content that was so unnecessary to move the plot along. 3 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/94978-s01e02-the-boy/#findComment-5434661
andromeda331 September 1, 2019 Share September 1, 2019 Yeah Serge's death was much worse. I wish they had mentioned that after Alexei there weren't a whole lot successors. So many of the Romanov males were either dead or weren't allowed because of their morganatic marriages including Nicholas's brother. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/94978-s01e02-the-boy/#findComment-5568725
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