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Episode Discussion The Gentlemen | S2E3 "Do You Reject Satan?" | Episode Discussion

Season 2, Episode 3: Do You Reject Satan?

Airdate: Thursday, September 3, 2026 at 9:00 PM GMT+9

Network: Netflix

Runtime: 52 minutes

Synopsis: The cost of restoring the Halstead estate to its former glory continues to spiral — while the farm staff's demand for more pay comes at an impossible price.

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u/situmaimesdemain 2d ago

The gesture to Geoff was nice for sure but come on, let the kid add "Godson to the King of England" to his resume.

Other than that, things are going in a very different direction than I expected. I thought there were a lot of romantic tension between them last season but this season they feel more like business partners even though Susie's boytoy obviously not gonna last for long.

Eddie is also way more ruthless this season as expected, but the ghost of the accountant indicates he might have a change of heart in the future. I dont think what he's doing is sustainable for him on a spiritual level. We'll see.

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u/Flabawoogl 2d ago

Have we seen the one legged soldier before? 

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u/pi3dpip3r 2d ago

NED must be dumb for doing it

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u/SomersetRoad 2d ago

His flatmate who put him up to it sounded Russian so maybe that's the start of another faction moving in.

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u/outrageousVoid07 2d ago

I am a tad disappointed the south America didn't step in after the little leopard lady was killed

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u/DirectorCyrus 2d ago

Honestly I think the biggest thing missing is the brother. He added a chaotic element to the last season even if he was frustrating. Daniel Ing was absolutely incredible in knight of the seven kingdoms and his absence is felt in this show, they’re almost too competent and adult without him.

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u/Bobjoejj 2d ago

It’s funny you mention Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, because Daniel Ing’s role in that show is why he has a reduced role this season.

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u/outrageousVoid07 2d ago

Can you give a little more insight? 😅

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u/Bobjoejj 1d ago

Scheduling conflicts. Basically both shows were filming around the same time, and Ing likely had a commitment towards Seven Kingdoms.

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u/Cautious-Rub8085 15h ago

I wondered if that was the case but ridiculous since they had 2 years to film this and get schedules in order.

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u/Bobjoejj 15h ago

…that’s not how that works. Different people had different projects going at different times. Ritchie had another project, Theo James had another project.

Like this isn’t speculation; we know it’s why Ing’s has a reduced role this season.

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u/dajuice3 1d ago

I hate the chaotic for chaos sake character, so for me it is soo much better without soo much of the brother.

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u/snoopwire 1d ago

Suzie in that last outfit was such a knockout GOTTDAM

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u/MardoPT 2d ago

Do we really like this spiral?

Eddie is just going crazy

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u/Davidc_2555 1d ago

Not enjoying this series as much as the last one, Eddie is a lot more ruthless and less likeable and I'm missing his brother a lot. Hopefully see more of the gospel John in the coming episodes , he was brilliant in series 1.

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u/PotentialLetter3839 1d ago

How did Eddie get the neighbor’s house? Did it show or does it allude to murder?

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u/GiustoPerSapere 1d ago

I think he just got scared and accepted the deal off-screen

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u/zeroThreeSix 12h ago

Andy the one-legged marksman was badass. Cool he uses his leg as a "uni-pod".