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2023's MONARCH: LEGACY OF MONSTERS - TV SERIES - FEBRUARY 21, 2026 - YOU TUBE VIDEO: ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT: KIRK AND WYATT RUSSELL INTERVIEW

From February 21, 2026.

Season two of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters premieres on Friday, February 27, 2026 on Apple TV+.

Kurt and Wyatt Russell chat with ET's Cassie DiLaura at the season 2 premiere of 'Monarch: Legacy of Monsters,' streaming Feb. 27 on Apple TV. The father-son duo shares how meaningful it is for them to work together on this sci-fi series, joking that they're both bigger divas than their co-stars, Godzilla and King Kong.

Kurt also opens up about his upcoming milestone 75th birthday, and reveals the secret to his enduring career as an action star.

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S2E7 of ‘Legacy of Monsters’ Delivers Explosive Action Across the Monsterverse

Episode 7 of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2 explodes onto the screen with a level of intensity that redefines the scale of the Monsterverse. Packed with high-stakes action, emotional confrontations, and expanding mythology, this episode stands out as one of the most electrifying chapters in the series so far.

From the outset, the episode establishes a sense of impending chaos. The fragile balance between humanity and Titans begins to collapse, as multiple threats emerge simultaneously. Monarch, once a symbol of control and understanding, finds itself overwhelmed by forces that can no longer be contained. This breakdown of order sets the tone for an episode driven by urgency and unpredictability.

The action sequences are the undeniable highlight. Titans clash with a ferocity that showcases both their raw power and the devastating consequences of their battles. Each encounter is crafted with cinematic precision, combining massive scale with intricate detail. Buildings crumble, landscapes shift, and the sheer force of these creatures is felt in every frame. Yet, the spectacle never feels empty—each confrontation pushes the story forward and raises the stakes even higher.

Amid the chaos, the human characters are given meaningful arcs that add emotional depth to the episode. Faced with impossible choices, they must navigate fear, responsibility, and the weight of their decisions. Relationships are strained as trust becomes a fragile commodity, and survival often comes at a personal cost. These grounded moments provide a crucial counterbalance to the larger-than-life action, ensuring that the story remains emotionally engaging.

Another compelling aspect of Episode 7 is its expansion of the Monsterverse lore. Long-standing questions begin to find partial answers, while new mysteries emerge to deepen the intrigue. The episode hints at a larger, interconnected system governing the Titans—one that humanity is only beginning to comprehend. This sense of discovery adds a layer of intellectual curiosity to the narrative, elevating it beyond simple action.

Visually, the episode is a spectacle. The design of the Titans, the scale of destruction, and the dynamic environments all contribute to a cinematic experience that rivals blockbuster films. The direction carefully balances wide, awe-inspiring shots with more intimate moments, allowing viewers to fully absorb both the grandeur and the emotional nuance of the story.

The pacing is relentless yet controlled. Each scene builds upon the last, creating a steady escalation that culminates in a powerful and unforgettable climax. The episode never lingers too long in one place, yet it provides enough breathing room for key moments to resonate. This balance keeps viewers engaged from start to finish.

Ultimately, Episode 7 of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2 delivers on every front. It combines explosive action with strong character development and meaningful world-building, creating a chapter that feels both thrilling and substantial. As the series continues to unfold, this episode sets a new benchmark for intensity and storytelling within the Monsterverse, leaving audiences eager to see what comes next.

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MONARCH: LEGACY OF MONSTERS Season 2, Episode 7 | Apr 10, 2026 3“String Theory” AppleTV —-- Shaw receives an impossible radio transmission. Cate and Keiko uncover an ancient link to Titan X. Isabel has a proposition for Kentaro.

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MONARCH: LEGACY OF MONSTERS: TV SERIES: SEASON 2 - FEBRUARY 27, 2026 - YOU TUBE VIDEO: THE LATE SHOW WITH STEPHEN COLBERT: KURT AND WYATT RUSSELL INTERVIEW - PART TWO

From February 27, 2026.

Actors Kurt and Wyatt Russell sit down for a joint interview with Stephen Colbert that starts with a chat about Stephen's favorite feel-good film, "The Thing," which stars Kurt Russell and leaves viewers searching for answers about the mysterious ending.

Also, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters season two premieres Friday on Apple TV Plus.

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MONARCH: LEGACY OF MONSTERS - TV SERIES - FEBRUARY 27, 2026 - TV INSIDER: WHAT TO WATCH

Please follow the LINK for the complete TV Insider What To Watch column.

From the column:

Why is King Kong in such a bad mood? Could it be because those pesky scientists won’t leave him and the other Titans at peace on Skull Island?

As the second season of the MonsterVerse series gets underway, the Monarch team barely escapes, leaving Lee Shaw (Kurt Russell) behind, trapped in the underworld of Axis Mundi.

Any rescue attempt is seen as a suicide mission, but that’s not about to stop our heroes, Cate (Anna Sawai), Kentaro (Ren Watabe), their father Hiroshi (Takehiro Hira), and May/Corah (Kiersey Clemons) from trying.

In a parallel 1957 storyline, young Lee Shaw (Wyatt Russell) heads to a Chilean fishing village to investigate sea-serpent rumors with Keiko (Mari Yamamoto) and Bill (Anders Holm), and what they find lurking in the deep is likely to rear its tentacled head in the future once again.

Monarch: Legacy of Monsters streams on Apple TV Plus.