Balrog

Thank you, Ransom, for sitting on the front.

The Balrog.

And they're running.

And there's like this fire thing coming.

And they're running away.

And they go across that bridge.

And the Balrog's coming.

And he's got, and he's a fiery demon creature.

Durin IV is about to go help his buddy Elrond, but Durin III...

Dun woke the Balrog.

Durin III is going to postpone the problem by fighting the Balrog and collapsing the Mithril Mine, but it does delay Durin IV and the dwarf troops long enough to add some tension to the final battle.

Celebrimbor notices that he's been glamored a little bit too late, learns Annatar's many names, tries to tell the elves who think he's crazy until Galadriel shows up, takes the Nine Rings, and Celebrimbor gets to tell off Sauron before Sauron kills him.

with some magical powers and lots of spears.

And what you're talking about is a conclusion to the traveling part of the story, which is we founded Hobbiton.

And I don't know if there's a lot to do with Hobbiton there.

I think there's a possibility that you could have once the dwarfs get driven out of the Misty Mountains because of the Balrog, which I think we're going to get some more stuff on that they sort of, you know, get driven to other places when we meet them in the Hobbit.

So that's what I'm hoping for.

I don't want to have to wait for an entire season to see a Balrog or see this guy forging the ring right here.

This better not be the final episode.

Of the series.