Shogun | Ep 1 | John Blackthorne's First Talk With the Japanese

Did Spain and Portugal really lie about other cultures existing?

Sensational. I shall like this new version!

Tadanobu Asano is such an amazing actor and artist . He should have won an emmy for this , shit she should have won an oscar for his role as Kakihara in Ichi the Killer . He can play the most sadistic character and still be lovable ❤

Yabushige smiled when he stepped on the catholic cross.

Me in Sunday school: "I don't have time for this Christian nonsense."

Feels weird to be rootin for the British

Why does the peasant use the sign of the cross?

What does Blackthorne mean? "Your God... first, make that distinction"

I understand the animosity between Protestants and catholics... but they're worshiping the same God

That friar did him dirty for not translating his words 😂

I like his accent here, very piratey. Seems he loses that ruggedness later on.

Those catholics are still at it

The real thing is in Japan they banned Christianity, they don't give a crap about that stuff and jesus. Japan only believe in budduhist.

Smart one. Cool. LOL

Was Yabushige going to put Blackthorne to death before he stamped on the cross? It's interesting that he spares Blackthorne's life but orders the death of one of his crewmates.

Joke's on you Blackthorne, now there are more practising Catholics then Protestants in England xD

This is my favourite scene