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The Marinated Meeple (1853 KP) rated Blindspot - Season 1 in TV

May 23, 2018

Ashley Johnson as Patterson (0 more)

Intriguing premise, overly serious with itself

There is only one person on this show worth watching and it's the scientist behind the scenes, with less machismo and more brains:

Episode 11: "Can you land this plane?"
Patterson, to Jane and Kurt: “You can for sure maintain enough airspeed. I did the math.”
Fisher: “How? Where?”
Patterson: “In my head, where math is done. Please don’t interrupt.”

I can literally drop a dun dun dun dramatic drop every other sentence. Everything is the most important thing they have ever done and nothing is light or inconsequential. there is very little humor except when it's unintended. it got frustrating after time. After the first season ended I didn't feel compelled to watch another episode.

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Hollyberry Homicide

Sharon Farrow

10.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

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A cold wind is blowing off Lake Michigan, and murder is scaring the dickens out of everyone . . . ...

Shadow of the Hegemon (The Shadow Series, #2)

Orson Scott Card

8.0 (2 Ratings) Rate It

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The War is over, won by Ender Wiggin and his team of brilliant child-warriors. The enemy is...

CHILLFILTR (46 KP) rated Morning Hour by Ed Carlsen in Music

Sep 2, 2019

Although he professionally trained as a guitarist, Ed Carlsen ultimately began to translate his skills onto piano, honing a versatile performance style in conjunction with his studies on the guitar. Eventually completing his studies in Music Technology at the London College of Music, Ed is now sharing his artistic vision with the world after spending some time making music for film and visual media.

Morning Hour is his third album, set for a September 27th release date on Canadian ambient/instrumental imprint Moderna Records. Words is a fine example of minimal electronic music, and showcases an understated and ambient production style with a core of 16th note repeats that shimmer like stars on a lake. The soul of this work is rooted in life-experience: the exploration and the anxiety that comes from losing some one close to you, as well as the difficult decision to leave the darkness behind for a new light. The music video for Words, the latest from Ed Carlsen, is a behind-the-scenes look at the machinery of personal redemption. As we examine the way that an aesthetic of downtempo can be applied to the visual dimension, we are left with a lasting sense of ordered chaos.