
Cowboy Bebop - OST by Seatbelts
Album
Soundtrack to the hit anime series 'Cowboy Bepop'. Originally aired in 1998, the series became a...

Easy - Season 2
TV Season
From director and creator Joe Swanberg, this Netflix-original comedy anthology series explores...

Easy - Season 3
TV Season
From director and creator Joe Swanberg, this Netflix-original comedy anthology series explores...

TV España Online
Entertainment and Sports
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Get the ultimate television companion and watch hundreds of channels from all over the world. This...

Craftronix
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Hey guys ! Im Craftronix and i love to produce Minecraft Animations ! This is the orginal channel of...

Mothergamer (1571 KP) rated The Last Kingdom in TV
Mar 30, 2022

Kaz (232 KP) rated Stranger Things - Season 3 in TV
Jul 28, 2019
I was so happy that season 3 was on par with the season 1.
It does take a while to get going, I wasn't sure how all of the strands of story were going to tie together, but in the end, it all came together brilliantly.
I liked how we got to know secondary characters from season 2, for example, Erica and Billy. Also I loved the addition of Robin in the series. It felt like she had been in the show all along.
This series is definitely darker and more horror based than previous seasons. I could see influences from 80's horror films and so, this had plenty of gory scenes which made this more 'grown up', which I really liked.
I also really liked how this season commented on the problem of equality in the workplace for women. I also think that there were a lot of strong female characters throughout.
This series doesn't have too many lighter moments, but the omnes that are there, are extremely funny. I particularly loved the interactions between Dustin and Erica. There was also an epic moment with Dustin near the end of the season, which was just genius.
The series ended in a satisfactory way, it also had some emotional scenes. Also we are left with plenty of questions, which will hopefully be answered in season 4. I can't wait!

ClareR (5906 KP) rated Blood Shadow (Blood Never Lies 1) in Books
Apr 27, 2018
Five years after Jennifer has put her werewolf past behind her, she is settled in to a new life with a job, house and a boyfriend. She receives anonymous notes from time to time that warn her of things that will happen and people that she should steer clear of. There is a Supermoon coming, and she has been warned that something big is going to happen. Her past seems to be catching up with her.
Jennifer is a much more likeable character in this book than she was in the EOTS series. She is vulnerable, shy and genuinely seems to care about her boyfriend. Her flashbacks and dreams are disturbing for her (and may be disturbing for the reader to, to be honest), and we see just how devastating an effect her past has had on her.
I liked the way that certain myths were incorporated in to the story (I can't say which, it'll give the game away!!) and the backstories of other characters were very interesting.
All in all, this was a gripping story, and if it hadn't been for the fact that I had to go to work, I would have finished it in one sitting.
This is a good book for those who enjoy Urban Fantasy with a bit of romance (not as much in this story as in her previous series, though). I'm looking forward to any more that the author writes in this series - there were a few loose ends that are crying out to be followed up!
Many thanks to the author for early access to her book to review (and an honest review as well!!)

Jaime Lynch (18 KP) rated Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone in Books
Jul 1, 2017
