Dr. Frankenstein? SERIOUSLY? Yes, this is all fairytales and fantasy and magic, requiring willing suspension of disbelief. But a universe needs rules or it all falls apart.
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Dr. Frankenstein? SERIOUSLY? Yes, this is all fairytales and fantasy and magic, requiring willing suspension of disbelief. But a universe needs rules or it all falls apart.
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Early on in this episode, my Walking Dead viewing merged with the memory of my Once Upon A Time viewing and, for a moment, as the helicopter made it’s first pass, I thought, “What fairytale has a helicopter in it?”
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So far on Arrow, we have gotten a glimpse (but only that) of what Oliver has been through and how he intends to right the wrongs of his father. This week’s episode was a tip of the hat to classic superhero fare, the altercation with the nemesis.
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The advantage the Show has is the evolution of attachment to certain characters, which then makes the demise of any more powerful; that is, of course, if you care about any of them. And with AHS, you don’t get perfect people. Even the nuns arrive with unclean hands, as we learn that Sister Jude’s red negligee is courtesy of her once upon a time profession as lounge singer (and possible prostitute) who was involved in a drunken hit and run.
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It’s interesting that the Show this season is a sign of times that spotlights not only the awkward cohabitation of science and religion, but also a bigotry that was accepted as much then as it is shunned now.
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It is on Wednesday nights. How many times in your life have you had a reason to look forward to Wednesday? It’s the middle of the week – not last weekend, not yet the next weekend. Now you have a reason. You’re welcome.
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