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Category Archives: Television
The Prisoner: Dance of the Dead
After a run of episodes featuring escapes, near-fatal dream manipulation, a doppelgänger and a return to London, Dance of the Dead feels like the lowest key, lowest stakes episode for a while. It also doesn’t feel like it belongs in … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Reviews, Science Fiction, Television
Tagged Dance of the Dead, The Prisoner
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Elfen Lied
I’m not keen on violence in television and film so I never expected to enjoy a series like this, packed full of dismemberments and bodies being sliced and diced in any way possible. If you can’t stomach blood and gore … Continue reading
The Haunting of Villa Diodati
Lord Byron, Percy Shelley, Mary Shelley (well, she will be), John Polidori. All great writers, and fascinating human beings. It’s a job to get a sense of that from this episode, which just packs so much in. It’s difficult enough … Continue reading
Posted in Doctor Who, Entertainment, Reviews, Science Fiction, Television, Thirteenth Doctor
Tagged Cybermen, Graham, Jodie Whittaker, Lord Byron, Mary Shelley, Ryan, The Haunting of Villa Diodati, Yasmin
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Glass Mask
The Junkyard presents a review by Daz of the anime series Glass Mask. Contains some spoilers: Recently I felt that I was doing myself wrong by overlooking the longer shows. Some of these shows have been on my watch list … Continue reading
Erased Episode 7
“Out of Control” The view from Igirisu: “Go back! Go back! Just once more… please!” Whether it’s sheer willpower that takes him back, or heightened emotions, or his prayers being answered, Satoru returns to 1988 and his date with Kayo … Continue reading
Babylon 5: Dust to Dust
If there’s one thing we’ve learned at this point, It’s that G’Kar is an outstanding character. Actually, that wasn’t what I was going to say. I was going to say, it’s that Straczynski thinks big with his story telling. But … Continue reading
The Prisoner: Many Happy Returns
The Prisoner is at this point fast becoming a series that is enormously enjoyable to watch, as long as you switch off your brain before you start each episode. This one is nothing more than an extended escape and recapture, … Continue reading
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Tagged Many Happy Returns, The Prisoner
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