The Letter for the King: Season 1

2020

Created by William Davies
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49%
6 episodes
Adventure
Fantasy

Netflix's family-friendly fantasy series about a teenage squire who ventures across the three kingdoms to deliver a secret letter to... More

Netflix's family-friendly fantasy series about a teenage squire who ventures across the three kingdoms to deliver a secret letter to the king.

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The Letter for the King: Season 1 is available to... More stream in Australia now on Netflix.

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The Letter for the King: Season 1 episodes

Storm Clouds Gather

Pressured by his father and mocked by his peers, 15-year-old... More Tiuri competes to become a Knight of Dagonaut - just as the kingdom faces a dark threat.

Isn't She a Sweetheart?

With the Red Riders and Novices hot on his trail,... More Tiuri makes his way to Mistrinaut, where the mayor's daughter takes a keen interest in his mission.

At the End of the World

The Red Riders drive their captives high into the snowy... More mountains. Caught in a storm, Tiuri and Lavinia take shelter inside an ominous monastery.

Danger Knights

On a ship headed toward Unauwen, Tiuri and Lavinia meet... More a mysterious passenger who seems to know the secret of Tiuri's past - and his destiny.

Spiral

Ardanwen guides the group to an eerily empty town. Lavinia... More helps Tiuri practice controlling his powers. A startling discovery divides the Novices.

When the Blood Moon Rises

As the Blood Moon nears and Viridian prepares for his... More homecoming, Tiuri and friends wrestle with doubt, betrayal and a daunting final test.

The Letter for the King: Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

55_%22 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
49_%128 reviews
Audience score rating

"Benefits from the presence of David Wenham, but is bound to suffer by comparison with certain fantasy mega-franchises."

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Sydney Morning Herald

"What initially looked like sub-Merlin capering... was transformed by Wilson's heartfelt performance, a villain who looked as if he'd been auditioning for Slipknot and by a JK Rowling-like feeling for the grey areas of human nature."

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The Times

"Lacking urgency and visual splendor, The Letter for the King attempts a high-speed gallop, but ends up flopping on its belly and rolling around a little."

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