Shogun has proven itself to be one of the best series on TV today. The ten-episode miniseries reconfigures a beloved novel, demonstrating the development TV production has undertaken in more than 40 years. Rachel Kondo and Justin Marks' take on the material felt like a stunning dive into a beautifully realized world. Its sudden conclusion delivered on the promise of its buildup but didn't depict the battle fans were eagerly awaiting. How does a show about a war get by without depicting the most notable battle?