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Into The Badlands

2015 • Showcase
4.5
112 reviews
MA15+
Rating
Eligible

Season 3 Part A episodes (8)

1 Enter the Phoenix
4/26/18
Sunny returns to the Badlands, seeking a cure for his son Henry. The Widow and Chau wage a bloody civil war. A new threat emerges.
2 Moon Rises, Raven Seeks
5/3/18
Sunny and Bajie seek help from Lydia. The Widow struggles to control M.K. Pilgrim seeks to establish a new order in the Badlands.
3 Leopard Snares Rabbit
5/10/18
Sunny and Bajie go undercover on The Widow's frontlines, seeking passage to a possible cure for Henry. Tilda confronts The Widow.
4 Blind Cannibal Assassins
5/17/18
Sunny and Bajie face off a deadly new foe with a dark connection to Sunny's past. Chau enlists her brother in the fight against Pilgrim.
5 Carry Tiger to Mountain
5/24/18
Sunny and Bajie seek help from a reclusive former Master. The Widow must confront a spectre from her past as Chau's slave.
6 Black Wind Howls
6/7/18
Sunny and Bajie call in a favor from Bajie's past. The Widow interrogates an important captive who threatens her tentative peace with Pilgrim.
7 Dragonfly's Last Dance
6/14/18
Sunny works with the River King to secure passage to Pilgrim's Fortress. The Widow faces mutiny from discontented troops.
8 Leopard Catches Cloud
6/21/18
Sunny and Bajie arrive at Pilgrim's Fortress, only to face an angry M.K. The Widow enlists Gaius. Moon and Lydia rally the troops.

About this show

Into the Badlands is a genre-bending martial arts series very loosely based on the classic Chinese tale Journey to the West. In a land controlled by feudal barons, Into the Badlands tells the story of a great warrior and a young boy who embark on a journey across a dangerous land to find enlightenment.

Ratings and reviews

4.5
112 reviews
Christine Rice
June 18, 2017
'Into the Badlands' is a visually decadent martial-arts fantasy set in a post-apocalyptic southern America, where resources are controlled by a wealthy barony and the masses live in slavery to serve them. While the martial-arts action scenes take first place, the lavish costumes and film sets steal second, and together they make up for the flat characterization, outlandish coincidences, and old-hat storylines. The show has the humour and created-world novelty of a Joss Whedon production, but it lacks the dynamic dialogue of one. It also features an equal number of kick-ass female leads to its male leads, some of which wear stilettos while fighting, reflecting the fact that this show is truly meant to be a shamelessly style-over-substance indulgence. Steampunks, goths, cosplayers, and those with the imaginations to bridge the inconceivable story gaps will freaking love it!
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Nicholas Bougourd
June 4, 2017
Pretty much a Western adaptation of Wuxia with slightly less over-the-top kungfu and with the goofy comic relief taken out (be thankful for this). Having said that, if you've never watched an Wuxia series before the fighting will seem ridiculous to you. It's actually pretty toned down compared to a genuine Wuxia, and with less seizure-inducing magic kungfu lightning (again, be thankful). Would definitely recommend this show!
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Stephen Nichol
October 8, 2016
Wonderful blend of martial arts and post apocalyptic world genres that moves along at a steady pace. Characters are a great blend of comic book over the top with hints of grounded believably about them. Really looking for to season two with ten episodes!
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