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has done a fascinating job of exploring the legacy of Godzilla across its dual timelines, but actually getting glimpses of the big guy and current box office darling since we flashed back to G-Day have been hard to come by. But as io9 can exclusively reveal, were getting a little taste this week. io9 has your first look at episode six of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Terrifying Miracles. While the contemporary plot sees the elder Lee Shaw Kurt Russell finding unlikely allies in the organization he helped shape as a young man, episode sixs 50s plot will see Lee Wyatt Russell get closer and closer to Keiko Mari Yamamoto 鈥攁nd discover that Godzilla isnt quite as killable as previously thought. Episode three of the series saw the U.S. military attempt to destroy Keiko, Lee, and Bills discovery of Godzilla during the Operation thermonuclear bomb tests, but as we see now, they get to learn pretty quickly tha stanley cup becher t the militarys plans to wipe Godzilla out didnt work out. Turns stanley mugs out you cant just put a nuke in Big Gs face and call it a day, try as you mig stanley sverige ht! We the audience already knew that, but its nice that Lee, Keiko, and their allies all get to see that explicitly, too. Monarch: Legacy of Monsters returns for episode six this Friday, December 15 on Apple TV+. Want more io9 news Check out when to expect the latest Marvel, Star Wars, and Star Trek releases, whats next for the DC Universe on film and TV, and everything you need to know about the future of Doctor Who. Ohqa UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Hospitalized Over Covid-19 Concerns
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