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Disney's Divinity wrote: ↑Wed Dec 17, 2025 9:45 am Saw the lead actor on Live With Kelly and Mark, he seemed completely overwhelmed. Nice guy anyway.

I might eventually watch this in one go one day if they ever finish it. But I only read the book series the one time. Good, but not something I'd return to very often. As I recall, Sea of Monsters was the worst of the 5, so only up from here if it survives. I'd put this around the level of A Series of Unfortunate Events, although that was more childish while also having more artistic merit than PJ. It's a shame ASoUE is soooo long that it will likely never get an adaptation that covers the whole series. I almost think of it like a children's version of the show LOST. By that I mean a story with continual questions / mysteries and few answers.

Annabeth wondered if Luke was right about her two months with Thalia and Luke not meaning much. That’s when Percy said the “special” line. Jeffries tells TV Insider what Annabeth was thinking in response to that line in the video interview above.

“Her mind is so crowded by stuff, I think genuinely it’s hard for her to see different ways. In that moment, she probably did feel more loved, because she’s losing people,” Jeffries explains, adding, “[Percy] saying that, she did feel more loved by it.”

The scene is a turning point for Percy and Annabeth, according to executive producer Jonathan E. Steinberg. It’s “one of a few this season,” he notes. This scene, and this friendship’s Season 2 storyline all season long, is about “being more to each other than just someone who is similarly lonely.”

It’s about “being somebody who comes to this relationship with a really specific history and baggage and damage, and the ability to be honest about that and disclose it to each other,” Steinberg adds. “[That’s] happening in chapters through the season. And right in the middle of the season is a big one for her to be opening that door to him and [be] willing to make herself vulnerable in that way.”