I have seen the original Shogun series starring Richard Chamberlin, and found it rather captivating. I found the scene where Blackthorne makes Christian (Catholic) Samurai step on a crucifix and renounce Christ both jarring, dark, antichrist, and not edifying for a Christian to watch. There is a similar scene in the first episode of this Shogun (2024), where John Blackthorne throws down a crucifix and steps on it in rain to make a point he is not with the Jesuits, but when asked later by Lord Yoshii Tonaga, he agrees that as a Protestant Christian he believes in the same Lord Jesus as the Catholics. That is one of most stark differences between this 2024 adaptation of Shogun and the Chamberlin Classic, this version highlights with nuance, accuracy, and detail the religious wars between Protestants and Catholics, and rather than in Chamberlin’s version that depicts Catholicism and very little Protestantism, and gives a negative outlook of Christianity thanks to 1980’s sensibilities, t