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.
- The high school drama involving young characters and the usual romantic entanglements slightly distract from the story's serious tone; however, the unique concept of completely purging "fear" from one's mind and confronting repressed childhood traumas forms the heart of this episode. The show makes little effort to mask its weak direction and juvenile narrative, yet the intriguing world of magical keys and the mounting, dark suspense keep viewers hooked despite the flaws.
- One thing is for sure: Red John is way ahead of Patrick. He really gets on his nerves easily. As, in exchange for information on Red John, Patrick makes a deal with a person in prison facing a life sentence. And he gets him out; but the information dies with the friend. Moreover, Patrick was told not reopen this case, but he did. And was threatened with suspension. Guess what, he resigned himself, and the team followed him. Then the director gave them a week to resolve the issue. Fortunately the case was solved; unfortunately, Red John is still on loose.
- An acquaintance - Patrick's therapist - calls in for favor, so a hard case. Because the main guy is already biased. For the story, the whole business model about replacing the morality is a sham. Pride, delusion and greed, humans are some notorious beings. In order for the best, they are willing to test on animals. A hard question of morallity here. And yes: "Jane kissed a girl" Lisbon.
- Patrick Jane is such a character. He is a counselor for the team, and I love the way he just stands there while the team is ready for a full-fledged operation. Everyone ready with their jackets and guns; he is standing there like a gentleman. For this episode, the tussle between Dabis P.D and CBI was pure joy. Moreover, like usual, the murderer came as a complete surprise. Lesson from the episode: be nice; be a bitch. Patrick says that, you need to balance between the both.
- 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!
- The story of a grieving family moving into an old mansion, following the brutal murder of their father, and hearing the mysterious whispers of magical keys hidden within, sparks immense curiosity and interest right from the very first episode. It strikes such a beautiful balance between trauma and magical elements that, without relying on cheap thrills, it grips the viewer, compelling them to unravel the mystery and naturally driving them to watch the next episode. just as I am doing now, having finished the first one. Full of suspense :) **Originally written in Urdu and Translated with GT**
- It may appear to be an animation for children, but its profound philosophical narrative, spectacular action, and character development make it a timeless masterpiece for viewers of all ages. If you are looking for a perfect balance of war, peace, and internal struggle alongside lighthearted entertainment, this show will live up to your expectations. I have only just started watching it, I am barely on the second episode.
- Patrick is such a vibe. While solving a murder case, he turned $100 to $250,000, and that too against cheaters. Accused of cheating, caught them in return. With that money gifted to the team. Man I need a Patrick in my life. Lol! There is a lesson in this episode as well: gambling sucks. It turns you into something inhumane, you just stop caring about moral and ethical values. So try at your own risk :) Maybe one more episode, then we call it a day.
- Sometimes we make a different plan and different stretegy to win but we can't imagine what is waiting for us in the future and if plan was so bad then maybe we fall and broken like Autumn fallen leaves..... We can't do something on the point because that wasn't part of our plan. Similar things happen to Uhtred.....





