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. 1,504 takes and counting.
- Even with Dama still lurking around, I think this season had a good starts as it focus on the right place to get the story out of that circle where it was stuck, Maggie and Negan have an alliance based on an actual choice now, Hershel has something like a future probably a profession, and the irony in all this is that Manhattan can finally be more than just a place they keep trying to escape from.
- Was a good show, won't say it's perfect for teenagers. I think more appropriate for the adults because it's very controversial. It's fully based on English Language so international people can understand it easily. I won't say it has a good story but it was a pure rivalry. I don't think many people would enjoy this but give it a try.
- This is one of the stronger episodes of the season for me because it gives these characters a win and a disaster at once and leaves the consequences sitting there waiting from everyone to drop a gear and come back to reality at the final episodes, the landing is worth celebrating, it just cannot make anyone forget who got hurt, who got ignored and who still has to answer for what happened.
- One of the best k drama of Koreans, they have reached all of my expectations and I'm truly satisfied with it. The story the plot everything seemed to be perfect at it's place. I have watched it many times and never got bored of it. Season one was a blast indeed. There's emotional scenes which can question your morality as what would you choose in such situations? The intensity of the scenes will give you goosebumps.
- Faceless Men is not the cleanest episode of the season but it might be the most satisfying one so far because pride, delay and reckless choices finally start costing everyone, and Gwayne stands out the most because he is the only one who understands that surviving this means noticing the danger before it becomes impossible to stop.
- Such a great episode because Bernard gives her a way back to the truth and gives the plot someone who can push back on Camille, but the ending alone is not enough, next episode has to actually use him, explain who helped him, show what Sims wants, and get Before Times to stop circling the same danger, but knowing tv series, they just wont, they know they got us hooked so it wouldnt surprise me if we get a filler episode next. This episode finally feels focused and the season needs to hold onto that instead of turning Bernard into one more secret it refuses to explain.
- This episode was a fun one, specially if you root for Lucky and the cast keeps every scene moving forward even when the coincidences pile up and get a little annoying, but I need the next episodes to stop being so gentle with Lucky, because if this show wants people to stay hooked it needs to truts more on her tallent to save her sometimes and her mistakes to actually cost her something the rest of the time, otherwise the whole thing risks feeling like a story that only lets its lead win.







