I like how The Curse transported Fairy Tale Land to 1983 without making anyone suffer through 1980s hair, makeup, and wardrobe. But, they still got to suffer through President Reagan.
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I like how The Curse transported Fairy Tale Land to 1983 without making anyone suffer through 1980s hair, makeup, and wardrobe. But, they still got to suffer through President Reagan.
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Last week, s*** got real. This week, band-aids, garlic tea (barf) and patchouli for everyone! This is not to say there aren’t some cool things going on, just that the immediate reversal on all the real and awful developments from last week (except in Sally’s plotline) is a step backwards. Progression is a thing for other shows.
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The way this show puns on famous songs to title its episodes has been cute so far, but for this episode, it has never been more accurate. Before the hour is out, our three heroes have become walking deserts, as inhospitable within as they are without. A baker’s dozen of Chekov’s guns have been juggled [...]
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We’ll be throwing a Pink Raygun meet-up at Freddy’s in Park Slope on March 24th. We can’t promise Dornish wine, but we will be pouring the new ‘Iron Throne’ ale by Brewery Ommegang ale- so come by and drink like a Lannister!
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The Walking Dead-verse is like libertarian Disneyland. Ron Paul just creamed his pants.
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erhaps expectations shouldn’t be too high. This episode was written by Daniel Loflin who also wrote “My Heart Will Go On,” an unfortunate experience for some of our favorite characters and us. With disappointments like this it is easy to see why many fans have drifted from consistent viewership to occasional watching.
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Do you hear that? It’s the sound of heavy breathing…and I don’t mean the kind you hear on prank phone calls. No sir, that sound is me trying to catch my breath after an explosive episode of Arrow. Talk about crazy, I’m like Kristen Stewart…unable to close my mouth!
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There ought to be a corollary to Occam’s Razor such that not only is the simplest answer the truth but that the truth is, inevitably, an easier thing to put out there than to keep creating lies for somebody. I wish I could say that Sally learns this at the cost of her immortal soul, but, come on, this is Sally.
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I knew that adding Felicity to the regular line-up was going to be a good time and it was. Her character added some lightness to the heaviness of Diggle and Oliver’s relationship as she tends to poke fun at both of them at times. I hope the writers avoid is the use of her as a tool, either in the story-telling manner or as an object for Oliver’s mission.
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