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Maeri Web Series Review: It Feels Like a TV Serial
Friends, the contribution of ZEE5 in the world of Indian OTT has not been that special. I mean that there has not been that much good content on this platform and the quality of the content was also quite low but somewhere in between ZEE5 upped its level and brought out some good shows, after that there was a hope that ZEE5 would make a splash. Now recently a new show of ZEE5 has come, Maeri, about which not many people would know. I also saw it randomly and then thought, "Let's review it." Now let's find out what kind of show it is. So in Maeri, you get to see the story of a mother and her revenge that her daughter has been gang-raped and now she has to take revenge, whether she can take revenge or not, to know this you will have to watch this show which is available on ZEE5, it has seven episodes, the length varies around 25 to 30 minutes. Now, if I describe the review of the Maeri Web Series for you in a few words, then it is masterpiece shit. The story here is of a Mom movie, starring Sridevi, well no problem that the story here is taken from some other movie but it at least shows the intensity that was in the original movie, even in a Web Series there is a good scope to expand and develop other things but there was nothing like that here, there was nothing, a novel factor that the story content is good but other than that whatever things are there or should I say the execution, all of them are poor. First of all, this doesn't seem like a web series at all. From any angle, it feels like we are watching a TV serial on the OTT platform. I mean, the production value seems so low that don't even ask.
By Ayush Verma2 years ago in Geeks
A Look at Hanna-Barbera's "Superstars 10"
This story is a milestone for me: it's my 1500th on Vocal. Fittingly, I decided to use this milestone to write about something I am a huge fan of: cartoons. More specifically, Hanna-Barbera. I've been wanting to tackle this for a while, and I was inspired by Boomerang and MeTV Toons to do this. The 1980s was one hell of a decade for Hanna-Barbera, as it was the latter half of that decade that saw a lot of their classics back in the proverbial saddle.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Geeks
Best South Park Episodes & Where to Watch South Park
Across the board on animated television, few programs have had as big an impact as South Park. The show is known for its fiery wit, sarcastic social commentary and pure-play comedic entertainment, and has been performed to great acclaim since 1997. Too many individual storylines are worth watching. And for that reason, we compiled a list of the highest-rated South Park episodes. The following are a few examples of excellent episodes that not only showcased the series' unique brand of aesthetic but also the funny dialogue and likeable characters that kept you hooked to the series.
By Faye Miller2 years ago in Geeks
Gender-Flipped Villain Pitch: Dr. Claw (Inspector Gadget)
I've been sitting on this for over a month, and the inspiration for this involves something that dates back nearly six months prior. So in the end of June of this year, MeTV Toons launched. I remember being so excited for this, because from what I read, MeTV Toons is what Cartoon Network and Boomerang used to be: showing the classics, mainly (for my liking) the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoons. However, to my disappointment, MeTV Toons would not hit my cable company's lineup of channels, well... it wouldn't until sometime in September.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Geeks
