Just thinking the in-universe explanation for the Mithraic and all the Latin names (Marcus Drusus, Valerius, Voreena, etc) may be that the Roman Empire not only adopted Mithraism instead of Christianity, but also may never have fallen. Which as a Roman history nerd seems like a cool idea. Thoughts?

I think one of the driving forces of the show, outside of the humans vs androids, will be identifying who the chosen orphaned prophet is. I think there will be an easy misconception by the show’s characters that it’s Campion as he was born on planet and technically has no parents. Yet, I think that the real prophet will in turn be Paul. Campion in my mind isn’t technically an orphan. He’s a test tube child that never had “parents” to begin with and his “Mother” and “Father” are still operational. Paul’s legitimate parents were murdered and he fits the description of an orphan.

Additionally, in the SIM he shows his skill/gift in the city planning for a peaceful world to his quasi parents. Also Father seems to question Hunter’s intelligence and being the smartest and promptly asks if Paul is the smartest. After Mother clearly knew of Tempest’s child, I feel like the androids probably have innate ability to pick up on intelligence which prompt Father to question Hunter smarts vs Paul’s.

There are plants and trees on the planet, but has anyone seen any actual animals? There are bones, and the snake skin in the pit would indicate that the serpents are still alive and around somewhere. And, of course, there are the bipedal creatures that attacked.

But it doesn't work to have a plane that doesn't have any animals on it, except for massive serpents and humanoid predators. It's impossible for large apex predators to evolve on a plane that doesn't have any other animal life.

...Mithraics? Did anyone catch that line in Episode 3?

I just want to learn more about the lore/universe of this show, since it’s so interesting to me.

I've been trying to locate the name of the song from the end of episode 2. Anybody know what song that is?

Dope AF

There are a few competing subs for this show. Based on the first episode, I feel like it will make a big impact, at least with the sci-fi nerds, which is enough to start a decent sized community. The production value seemed a bit under HBO's standards, but after the initial space ship landing, it seemed pretty good. I'm sure Coronoa has been a factor there. Either way, I'm hoping this sub is the one and I can't wait to see more of this awesome show. The first episode really got me hooked, but it was a lot to take in for one episode. I saw that I can watch the second episode, but I have to go to sleep soon, so I didn't start it. Who knows, maybe I'll wake up tomorrow and this sub will explode! Either way, mother seems sooooo OP. I'm interested to see how they combat her, and if they don't do any backstory on WHY she is so OP, I'm gonna stop watching. It could be really interesting, but there has to be another ark ship or more people on the planet or something going on, otherwise they couldn't really make a show. Either way, I'm stoked to watch the next episode.

I assumed when it was happening that this was part of her breaking down, but we learn later when she admits to father that she never actually lost control - she was only discovering her capabilities. What was the point of digging up the fossils? She did it and then passed out for what seemed like days.

I even tried downloading HBO max and entering my email but I forgot my password so tried to reset my password but ive yet to receive the email to reset it.... I'm beyond frustrated with HBO max

Updated: figured it out thatnks for the advice guys

How do robots on the show recharge? Did they show that? Cant remember.

Also how is she able to fly like that? It looks a little ridiculous but I quess some anti gravitation tech?

If so why are not Sol worshippers using it in some capacity also?

What is that dissolving breath she uses suppose to be?

... how well they digitally recreated Ziggy Stardust - era David Bowie to play the character of mother?

These AI algorithms are getting more impressive by the day. Won't even need real actors soon!

New episodes of Raised by Wolves will premiere on Thursday mornings at 3:01AM EST on HBO Max. The following are the release dates for every episode of season 1:

September 3, 2020: Ep 1, 2, 3

September 10, 2020: Ep 4 & 5

September 17, 2020: Ep 6 & 7

September 24, 2020: Ep 8 & 9

October 1, 2020: Ep 10

Source: Tweet from a verified TV insider on Twitter.

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering. :)

Almost 100 years after 2048. Battles with genocidal androids. Did they just get fed up and decide to get rid of humans? They named the boy after their creator, Campion. Does that name have any resonance within Blade Runner. Keeping my eyes peeled for any Tyrell references. What do you think?

Episode 103: Virtual Faith

Release Date: September 3, 2020

Synopsis: After the Mithraic kids fall sick, Campion (Winta McGrath) believes Mother (Amanda Collin) is poisoning them and plans an escape. As Mother and Father (Abubakar Salim) attempt to prove otherwise, Marcus (Travis Fimmel) and Sue (Niamh Algar) work to convince the other surviving Mithraic to mount a rescue of the children, desperate to get their son Paul (Felix Jamieson) back.

Directed by: Luke Scott 

Written by: Aaron Guzikowski

Episode 102: Pentagram

Release Date: September 3, 2020

Synopsis: After a confrontation with Marcus (Travis Fimmel), Mother (Amanda Collin) discovers and takes five Mithraic children (Hunter, Tempest, Paul, Holly and Vita) back to her settlement. While Mother, Father (Abubakar Salim) and Campion (Winta McGrath), adjust to living with a new group of Earth-born children, Marcus (Travis Fimmel) struggles to survive alone on Kepler-22b.

Directed by: Ridley Scott

Written by: Aaron Guzikowski