While they can’t keep complete order in the city, they try their best. One moment, Sir Sam Vimes is in his old patrolman form, chasing a sweet-talking psychopath across the rooftops of Ankh-Morpork. They would follow Vimes to the end of the Earth, and sometimes they very well do. Crossbow, and Nobby Nobbs, who is well, Nobby Nobbs. We have Angua, a werewolf lieutenant that stays far away from silver, Detritus the troll who hasn’t quite mastered Mr. The Watch, of course, has more leaders than Vimes and Carrot. They learn to work together Carrot reminds Vimes why he became a policeman in the first place, and Vimes grounds Carrot to adjust to the city’s morally grey area. Vimes decides to take charge before Carrot gets in trouble arresting the Thieves Guild, and when a dragon attempts to usurp Patrician Vetinari, the leader of the city.
He planned for Carrot Ironfoundersson, a human foundling raised by dwarves, to enter the city, rescue the citizens from the dragon, and take over the story.
For everyone else, check out these newly released publicity stills that prove our dreams are in the process of becoming reality.Terry Pratchett didn’t expect Sam Vimes to rise to the occasion. If all this is nonsense to you, then you probably like Game of Thrones, and I can’t help you. (I’m hoping for some cameos from Swires). The Watch, a new 8-episode series from the BBC, promises to rectify this longterm snub, updating characterizations and style to be in line with what modern audiences expect, while preserving the complexity, charm, and moral center of the original series. But this time, something is different the Have-Nots have found the key to a dormant, lethal weapon that even they don’t fully understand, and they’re about to unleash a campaign of terror on the city.
Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series ranges all over its, well, disc-shaped world, and while many other (and, I would argue, lesser) characters have already gotten their due in lavish BBC television specials, the city of Ankh-Morpork’s ragtag police force has yet to appear on-screen-until now. Captain Sam Vimes of the city’s ramshackle Night Watch is used to this. I have been waiting this since I was 15 (which is, at this point, literally half my life) and now that Sam Vimes and his lovable band of ne’er-do-wells, derelicts, reluctant nobles, and other officers of the Night Watch is finally a TV show, I cannot help but squee.
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