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Counterpart - Season 1
Counterpart - Season 1
2018 | Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Interesting story, great characters, J.K. Simmons is excellent (0 more)
Great Dramatic Science Fiction Thriller
I like J.K. Simmons so I was intrigued by this new show and decided to check it out. It is quite interesting in the fact that it tells you right away that there is a parallel Earth that is similar to ours and everyone has an other that looks just like them with the same name similar memories to a point, but certain paths in their lives diverge so there are slight differences between the prime person and their other. J.K. Simmons really shines in this playing the main characters Howard Silk and Other Howard Silk. There are differences in the parallel world compared to the prime world as well. The story is great with interesting characters, intense drama, and the cast is great as well. It always keeps you guessing and it's really well done.
  
Bright (2017)
Bright (2017)
2017 | Drama, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
A bit like Alien Nation which in turn is a story about our innate differences and the two cops in this story not only have to come to terms with each other but try to police a world populated by orcs and fairies whilst protecting an Elf, (go figure)
 Will Smith turns in a passable performance although I think the movie could have been better, not bad Netflix!
  
    4th Wave Feminism

    4th Wave Feminism

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    4th Wave Feminism "the Podcast" is an often comedic and always thoughtful discussion between a...

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Penny Arcade recommended The Little Prince in Books (curated)

 
The Little Prince
The Little Prince
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Favorite

"The Little Prince will be on many peoples best loved book lists. I first read this at 14 and the anarchic wisdom of this book with it's delicate philosophy of the outsider influenced my own thinking about the pitfalls of trading childhood wonder for adulthood,but most of all it taught me about accepting other's differences and the fragile nature of relationship. "That which is essential is invisible to the eye"

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