The Order is a Canadian-American web horror television series. The series premiered on March 7, 2019 on Netflix. In March 2019 it was announced that the series had been renewed for a 10-episode second season, which will air on June 18, 2020.
Brief summary of the order.
Technically, the new Netflix show, which premiered on March 7, 2019, is about Jack Morton (Jake Manley), a freshman obsessed with joining the Hermetic Order of the Blue Rose, a secret society at a university. fictional elite in Belgrave. Jack and his grandfather, Pete “Pops” Morton (Matt Frewer), clearly believe that the Blue Rose is an old high-level intrigue organization, like Yale’s Skull and Bones Society or the Order of the Xth Class family. Belgrave’s secret society opens its doors to Citizen Jack. When he places an order, knowing that the titular order of his is actually a group of mages. It’s all too easy to forget that Jack has no idea that he’s stumbled upon numerous supernatural conspiracies.
Everything changes for Jack at the end of the first episode “Hell Week Part One” when he sees a group of Order members messing around with necromancy. And if Jack has any questions about whether something supernatural is really brewing in Belgrave, the final appearance of a giant werewolf will dispel all doubts.
The addition of werewolves gives The Order its purpose and a way to break away from Netflix’s sister Sabrina, who already has a team of witches whose leadership she should probably trust. Here is another secret order of Belgrave, the Knights of Saint Christopher, a band of werewolves sworn to fight against dark magic. Blue Rose’s motorized deception always has the gentleman’s perverted feelings, which is why these witches don’t seem as good as Jack and his mentor Alyssa (Sarah Gray) wants them to be dealt with.
At the heart of this dark magical drama is Edward Coventry (Max Martini), the great asshole of the order and the unwitting biological father of Jack. Because in addition to the immortal battle between werewolves and witches, The Order also offers a family drama that has become a soap opera. Prior to the events of the series, Jack’s mother committed suicide. For reasons revealed over the course of 10 episodes of the drama, we find out why Jack and his deeply embittered grandfather, who had no idea he had a son, are blamed for the Coventry tragedy. Part of Morton’s ambition in bringing Jack into The Order in the first place is to destroy Coventry from within.
But because it’s still a preternaturally sexy teen show: Jack has to take a break from his magical revenge scheme to get top ratings, lose a beautiful girl, and find his stupid friend, sweet, lanky Stiles Stilinskish. . Finally a show that Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) and Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka) can get together on.
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The order has a very exciting theme and I want to dive deep into the world. Magic, secret orders, and the forces of evil provide fertile ground for adventure, but your journey is punctuated by small, one-dimensional characters. You can directly blame a bad script in almost any meeting. The actors are not used to it, but the writers stereotype almost all the characters. You’ve got a woman with a teenage punk rock angst who has the emotional range of “do it all” and “I talk with my fists.” You have a seemingly wizened leader who is actually at the same level of maturity as the other characters, and his bartending skills are designed to make him approachable. There’s a rich, pretentious snob who has absolutely no interesting qualities other than making all sorts of decisions against the main characters. There is a grandfather who repels viewers with his unique mindset, so he lets your sympathy win out and motivates the protagonist’s actions. The protagonist is also a dreamy, beautiful, self-centered/narcissistic boy, too cool for a schoolboy who makes his own decisions that no viewer can rationalize. It’s always, “I know we made this plan as a group, but once I’m out of the room, I’m going to do things my way. I hope that all the other characters understand my plans and try to be good team players.
There is a fake gay who is seen as a rich snob’s assistant and doesn’t add any bragging qualities. He hangs around this pretentious girl like a cheerful pet, not caring about himself. He makes a decision for himself and that is to leave the Order. It’s not about bravery, it’s about the fact that he outlived his usefulness in the series. As a gay, I find all of this offensive. The full cast variety is packed into 4 supporting characters who either die or never get their own scenes/lines.
The order was to focus on the mystery of the magical and imaginary world. The story should focus on making new students friends, learning magic, the cost of hard magic lessons, and creating a great double agent/swashbuckling story where viewers never know which characters are good and which are bad. . Instead, we had a bunch of losers walking around with half a floor and celebrating their good luck that the problem was solved. There are a lot of details that should have been mentioned in the last episode to wrap up or inspire the next season.
He was so excited about a wizarding school (not Harry Potter) where students gained rank and magical powers by discovering evil deeds. However, he ends up with the same little infighting between the characters for no apparent reason other than the fact that I’m just an insufferable jerk. There are characters that other characters don’t like just because they are new people in the room. Why is there always a character whose character has to be b-?! I can’t believe there are people in this world who can’t have a true human connection. Because the TV insists that the character wear armor to protect his feelings, and then he accidentally smiles together with the main character once in episode 8.
Actors of the television series The Order
- Jake Manley as Jack Morton
- Sarah Gray as Alyssa Drake
- Matt Frewer as Pete “Pops” Morton
- Max Martini as Edward Coventry
- Lurisa Tronco in the role of Gabrielle Dupré
Command Season 1 Trailer Explained
Magic. Monster. And… a break? At Belgrave University, freshman Jack Morton joins a legendary secret society where he becomes involved in a dangerous game of life and death. As Jack digs deeper, he uncovers dark family secrets and an underground battle between werewolves and the dark magical arts.