Quick Takes
Short takes on music, films, TV, anime, books, manga, audiobooks, and podcasts — the one-line reactions people leave when they scrobble, published to the Hive blockchain so each one is owned by its author. 1,500 takes and counting.
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- In spite of a slightly dragging tempo of the screenplay and the fact that characters can be a little childish in their behavior, a peculiar concept of the "Head Key" helps to save the plot from being an empty dreamy fantasy. Not being pretentious, the episode provides its audience with an interesting mix of mystery and darkness which helps to avoid boredom, and that is precisely why this story is interesting. **Originally written in Urdu and Translated with Google Translator**
- A mother of two has died, who used to believe in "SeAnce" stuff. Patrick Jane being a rationalist, and a believer of science and psychology does not believe in such stuff. So you can imagine the tussle between the woman who does connect with the dead and the believer of science. Btw, when the episode started my thoughts were: Jane is always nonchalant. There is a dead body upfront, and he is cracking jokes. At the end, he is crying because of his lost family. Wooo! Did not expect that coming. Hehe!













