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The Foundation is a real scientific EP. The Apple TV+show has Denis Vilnev's blockbuster spectacle, with large -scale battles (featuring A surprising amount of practical effects. For three seasons, the "Foundation" has recounted a dense, attractive story of the fall of the Galactic Empire and the events that are changing in the galaxy leading to the rise and a decline in new forces. The show stretches for centuries, while also teasing an even bigger story that lasts thousands of years, as The Foundation also introduces the folding elements of Asimov's robots.

This is important because one of the best parts of the "foundation" is how every action has a consequence that ravages the whole galaxy for decades and maybe even centuries to come. We saw this when Season 3 pays the actions of Hobbero Malu (Dimitri Leonidas) in convincing distances to help extract the imperial fleet, showing that a century later, the power and reach of the empire declined immensely - leading to easier time for Mule.

This is to say that the details are important in the "foundation" because they may have long -lasting repercussions. Season 3 is a very densely packaged season, but viewers may not have paid much attention to a short moment that includes Aredar Harris Harry Seldon, which can change everything for him and the foundation. This is the moment in Episode 6 when all the leaders of the foundation gather in the vault and gathered with AI of Harry Seldon. Toran Malou (Cody Fern) asks Seldon what they can do about Muzot - and Seldon has no idea who it is.

During season 3, Mule is the biggest singular villain on the showDanger over any other threatening the existence of the foundation and the empire. He is a threat that the second foundation, led by Gal Dornik (Lou Lobel), has been aware of more than a century and is preparing. However, the rest of the galaxy really became aware of it when it took the planet for the pleasure of Kalgan in a single fall. Much of the conspiracy of the season 3 tackled attempts to stop or at least assess the threat of Mule. Take the newlyweds Toran Malou (Cody Fern) and byte (Sinevv Carlsen), who seemed to be completely disinterested in the Galactic conflict until they came from head to head with the space pirate during a large Kalgan party while on a honeymoon.

After witnessing the power that controls Mule first -hand, and was convinced that the man was a bad news from a covert agent of the Second Foundation, Jan Priyer (Brandon P. Bell), both became determined to warn the Foundation and Tranders. They decide to persuade them to unite in order to defeat the Muzot. So when in episode 6, Toran asks Seldon for Mule and the Psychochistorie fails to recognize the name, it is the kind of Toran break.

"When Harry Seldon does not know who Mule is, it is confirmed to Toran that everything is shame, that everyone's life is based on a lie, while for Toran, he has already rejected these premises," Cody Fern said /said to the film in an exclusive interview with the Foundation Season 3. Traders and the foundation and the empire think they are playing, they are also just ants, they are corners in a much larger wheel, and the way to go is to go their own way. "

Now, to be fair to Harry Seldon, a mule is a mutant with abilities that cannot be predicted by the use of psychochistory. This is what makes the pirate so dangerous. However, the moment Seldon seems surprised by the existence of Muzot can have much greater consequences to come.

As mentioned earlier, the "Foundation" is very good in planting seed with consequences throughout the galaxy every season. This little moment for Seldon can have major consequences because the first foundation proves that there are creatures that can break Seldon's math and that psychochistory cannot predict them. These external sides are the biggest danger to the foundation instead of the empire, as they can do nothing to prepare for them. This can lead to war against mentality with similar abilities, or the foundation that requires people with these abilities and use them as an army.

This leads to what is probably the great conflict of Season 4 - Foundation against the Second Foundation. Although not a highly highlight, there have been a few moments throughout the season when the existence of the second foundation (kept in secret by absolutely everyone, but their members) teases to be a future conflict. Han Pricer's meeting with Mule made the space pirate learn about Gal Dornik's existence, and now he relentlessly seeks her and her secret group of mentality. The Empire now knows about the existence of the second foundation, and it is unlikely that Demerzel (Laura BIRN) will do nothing as Gal and her group killed Brother Zora (Cassian Biloton).

Sooner or later, the existence of the second foundation will be a widely known fact and there is no way the first government of the foundation will be happy about the knowledge that the secret organization is manipulating shadows. Then the question is what happens to the image of Seldon himself? He technically came up with the second basis, but the Seldon version that appears at the first foundation during every crisis has no idea of ​​its existence. Will the Foundation turn against Seldon's image, the way it has Toran in Season 3? The plot becomes only thicker and complicated for the future of the Foundation.