Premiere: Episode 1 + 2 megathread

https://youtube.com/@etalkctv

via amc+ twitter

"Viewers are told to expect themes of female rage delivered in a dark, funny and feminist way, as well as plenty of chickens (this will make sense to anyone familiar with the original Baba Yaga myth). The show also features a range of bloody, violent and erotic scenes, ideal for anyone with a horn for horror. "

Q: What did this story teach you about women’s value, aging, and power?

A: I was raised by beautiful, strong women in sort of a sex-positive home. You know, I think there’s a difference between liking sex positivity and celebrated sex positivity. It has to be across the board for it to be, like, sort of egalitarian.
I think this show celebrates it across generations.
You know, even I can’t, I don’t wanna spoil everything but, you know, I like our characters, our eldest female characters are sexually liberated. Little freaky mamas. And it’s a beautiful thing to see. The show doesn’t say when it should run its course. And then, in the end, it says, like, “Stay horny, stay empowered.” And I sort of love that.

Hudson Williams for ETalk

So far I have successfully dodged massive spoilers and haven't read the play yet. I definitely consider buying the book (so far it is not available in my country and I need to purchase it on Amazon or something.

Have you read it / watched the play / plan to read before the show or will you dive into it blind just like me?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Deb7ZJfRpcw/?dlrf=NHhqNjBzOWM1NWln

As per title, is it possible to watch the show outside of those countries? Is there a way to maybe use VPN and get a subscription for AMC+ or Crave? If anyone has experience please do share 🙏

Watch on YouTube: YAGA - Official Clip | IGN Fall Fan Fest 2026

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