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Marriage Boot Camp:Love & Hip Hop Edition S19 E5
Hey hey 👋 what it do? How’s it goin; how are you? Before we even get down with this episode, I have to bring up how WEtv sometimes does this special kinda brilliant thing.
By Majique MiMi4 years ago in Geeks
Doctor Who: Patient Zero Review
One of the most highly-regarded story strands from Big Finish remains the Sixth Doctor and Charlotte Pollard adventures. Released between 2008 and 2009, this short run of plays remains a fan-favourite, thanks to the unusual pairing of a classic Doctor with a future companion, and a strong sequence of stories that really explored this unorthodox dynamic. But all good things must come to an end, and "Patient Zero" opens the trilogy of stories designed to bring Charlotte Pollard's time in the TARDIS to a close. Bringing together a number of threads that had been running through Big Finish's audios for quite some time, "Patient Zero" has a grand scale, and a great sense of the stakes never being higher. Coupled with some of the best performances in a Big Finish audio drama ever, this definitely stands out as a classic, even today in the era of multi box-set arcs and the like.
By Joseph A. Morrison4 years ago in Geeks
'Top Boy'? Top fun? Allow it.
I came in on Top Boy at season three, which Netflix confusingly labelled season 1 (with the first two seasons being rebranded Top Boy Summerhill) I devoured season three and then loved season four.
By T. Stolinski4 years ago in Geeks
Skins UK: 5 Characters Who Got Fitting Endings (& 5 Who Deserved More)
Skins is the acclaimed teen drama from the British channel E4. Set in Bristol, England, the show’s seven seasons follow three generations of teens in their sixth form of high school. They face many issues, from teen pregnancy to depression, discrimination to homelessness, and neglectful parents to navigating a wide range of relationships.
By Svetlana Sterlin4 years ago in Geeks
Five TV Shows I Think Everyone Should Watch Because I can't Stop Thinking About Them.
A shortlist of the shows that I think left a mark on me. I will be sure to tell you some of the pros as well as the cons because it would be unfair of me to just show you its wonders when nothing in life is perfect, especially Tv Shows.
By Daniela Anmen4 years ago in Geeks
Jedi & Avatar
In fictional media, there no more pure powerful characters quite like those who are Jedi Masters and Avatars. Two characters types who have extraordinary powers witness in media. The two are selfless, heroic, kind, and they help people against oppress forces like the Empire or any opposing nations. Really, they are quite similar, yet they are some differences between them. So let’s compare these two character types and see what makes them similar and different from each other.
By Bass Man Eddie4 years ago in Geeks
Why 'Breaking Bad' Is The Best Show Ever And Why That Matters. Top Story - April 2022.
Over the course of five years, Vince Gilligan and his friends have constructed a world piece by piece, with attention to detail worthy of a Faberge egg. They created a compelling protagonist, a deeply flawed yet charismatic genius. They built a business at which he had savant-like skills, and depicted the family that often drove him crazy. Then blurred lines between the two. And in that way created a life for Walter White that many of us can relate to.
By Midnight Musings With Bertena4 years ago in Geeks
"Fake It Till You Make It"
"Inventing Anna" on Netflix (see my detailed review here), all the documentaries and movies on "Theranos" on various platforms (see a guide here) and now "WeCrashed" on Apple TV. What do they all have in common? - They are about people with breathtaking chutzpah.
By Lana V Lynx4 years ago in Geeks
Marriage Boot Camp:Love & Hip Hop Edition S19E4
Hey hey 👋 what it do? How’s it goin? How are you? Of course MiMi is rewatchin last week before watchin this week’s episode.
By Majique MiMi4 years ago in Geeks
Killing Expectations But Not Tropes
(Spoilers from throughout the series, including the finale, will be discussed in this article.) As is often the case, the final season, and in particular the final episode of Killing Eve had its fair share of both praise and criticism. Sadly, the criticism is what rings out the loudest, and I cannot say I blame anyone for having strong feelings about this series. From the start of the series, audiences were left holding their breath, juggling a thousand versions of “will they or won’t they”. This is something LGBTQ+ viewers have had to grow accustomed to. Shows that dangle two leads in front of us, more often than not two women, as we hold on for dear life, waiting to see if we will be queer baited and heartbroken once again. Or, if for one of far too few occasions, the tropes will be avoided in favor of taking a different route. I’m not saying we expected a happy ending, but what we received with the conclusion of season 4 was done in a way I’m not sure any of us saw coming, and too many of us are still reeling from.
By M.M. 4 years ago in Geeks
Doctor Who: A Brief History Of The Sea Devils
We're one step closer to the Thirteenth Doctor's final adventure, after the airing of the Doctor Who Easter special, 'Legend of the Sea Devils'. The episode sees The Doctor and her companions, Yaz and Dan, team up with real-life Chinese Pirate Queen Madam Ching to keep a crew of Sea Devils from locating a powerful Keystone with which they plan to flood the Earth.
By Kristy Anderson4 years ago in Geeks
No Ship, Sherlock! Doctor Who: Legend of the Sea Devils
WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD Doctor Who has delivered its latest special, Legend of the Sea Devils, one of the last episodes with Jodie Whitaker as Thirteen. The special returned to bits of real history intervened by classic monsters in the way only Doctor Who can do it. Full of Sea Devils and pirates, the show sank its sailing ship.
By Angie Loveday4 years ago in Geeks