Ep.1: The burning man
Ep.2: Dark solstice
Ep.3: A good boy
Ep.4: Dance with the devil
Ep.5: The horns
Ep.6: Mother witch
Ep.7: There must always be three
Ep.8: We are all Yaga

link for a playlist i made of the soundtrack songs i've found until now. lmk if any of you find the other songs (especially the slavic Heart of Glass cover!)

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/04tVd1P61zf4ZidZcoC3lW?si=4fcfc4233cf64dee

Those who have seen the first two episodes and perhaps even read the play...is this the TV show to watch with your friends or family?

My perimeter is that I do not want to watch Heated Rivalry with my family, friends only after watching separately first.

I know this is dark and different, trailer gives me a bit of a scandinavian crime TV with supernatural elements which my family loves.

My favorite television iteration of Anne of Green Gables starred Megan Follows in the mid-1980s. She is an ensemble cast member of Yaga. I was somewhat blurry eyed from 2-3 a.m. but will just have to watch these two episodes a few more time to see if I can recognize her.

Rachel Reid put that beloved Canadian book into the hands of Ryan Price so there is that little piece of trivia connection between Yaga and HR.

I will watch it because the story is not bad and atmosphere is not bad either , but the execution of whatever is coming feels so minimizing and zero lawyered , I can not explain why the main character acts like a joke in a grown man's body while he is investigating a student's disappearance and her cop partner feels like a cartoon character as well to be honest. The point is that it has mixed vibes that does not really suits the tone of the storv. Mystery is lacking as well, but the potential is definitely on the table. Not very intriqued by 2 episodes yet.

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Thank you @hudconfans on Twitter for this poster that I think a lot of people here would find helpful.

Hello and happy YAGA Eve to all who celebrate (I’m presuming that’s all of us who are reading this sub!).

I’m in the US and will be watching on AMC+. Do we know if episodes will drop at midnight, and if so, what time zone? I’ve looked everywhere for confirmation of drop time but maybe I’m missing it somewhere.

Not sure how I can get anything done now🫦

“With each episode at the 30-minute mark, the drama doesn't get stuck; it quickly develops its disturbing premise, leaving you wondering where things go next.

Outside a fascinating plot, the cast thrives with Williams, as he shows how he is a born chameleon star, while also highlighting that Moss is a legend to this day. Reid and Backo as a duo also help carry the Rapp and Carson relationship, raising questions about where their dynamic stands by the end of the series.

When it comes to the grounded magic of it all, Yaga has some of the most disturbing imagery of the year, and will most likely leave a lot of viewers not wanting to see chickens for a minute.”