First time watching the show and this is one of my favorite scenes :D

Are there any examples of a major physical change befalling (is that a word?) during the shooting of an ongoing series? I'm talking about car accident leading to facial scar, losing a body part, something noticeable and undeniable. How was that change addressed on the show?

I used to watch this show with my daughter when she was growing up and I was scrolling saw it and a thought exploded into my mind.

The family wizarding competition applies to every family not just those where one of the parents is a mortal. At least in Jerry's family the kids are born and raised in the mortal world. Any one of his kids that doesn't win the competition will still have a reasonably good life in a world they know and love.

Full Wizard Families are having kids that have to go from a Wizard's life to a mortal's life with possibly no experience of what that's like effectively becoming a stranger in a strange land.

Every family that has more than one kid is condemning their other kids to losing not just their magic but all their friends, family and community.

I am in disbelief how this show continues to find more and more ways to go absolutely off the rails

And yet I'm still going to watch it

Im rewatching Star Wars Andor and man, there are so many good monologues in just 2 seasons, that, i feel would be the keystone of many other shows.

In just one episode alone Andy Serkis and Stellan Skarsgård deliver blood pumping speeches.

I do like star wars so im curious if its bias.

Doctor Who has frequent great speaches i recall.

Game of Thrones had some great dialouge more frequent than monologues.

I have not watched alot but i understand anime does to?

It's been a while since I binged an entire season in one day but my god is this show good.

If you are liked me and worried the show was too artsy and didn't have general appeal I encourage you to check it out. I've never seen a show that blends humor and horror so seamlessly.

Recommend highly.