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Desperate Housewives
I am not sure why it took me so long to watch Desperate Housewives because this is exactly my vibe. I know the show was popular during its run and has its fair amount of pop culture references in other pieces of media but I don’t know if younger people now understand how good this show was. Now I have only watched the first season, but the premise of a show that is based around housewives in the suburbs narrated by their dead friend is incredible. So let’s get into it.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
House of the Dragon S2, E1
House of the Dragon is finally back for its second season and the dance has begun. At the end of the first season Rhaenyra had been usurped by Alicent and her little rapist son Aegon. Lucerys and his dragon died at the hands of Vagar and Aemond. Rhaenyra birthed her own stillborn child and everyone is getting ready for war. House of the Dragon season 2 promises more dragons, and more violence. I am going to state this now, if you are in any way, shape, or form team green you are going to want to stay far away from me. There is no justification for that and if you’re team green I am going to assume that you are stupid and therefore your opinions and thoughts mean nothing.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
6 Strongest kage in Naruto Shippuden
Here's the revised top 10 strongest Kage in Naruto Shippuden. 1. Hashirama Senju (1st Hokage) The legendary "God of Shinobi," Hashirama's mastery of Wood Release and Sage Mode makes him a dominant force on the battlefield. Why Hashirama Senju Remains the Strongest Kage in Naruto Shippuden Hashirama Senju, the revered First Hokage, casts a long shadow over the Naruto Shippuden era. Even as Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha climb the ranks of the elite, Hashirama's legacy as the "God of Shinobi" remains unmatched. Here's why, despite the (shutsugen, emergence) of powerful Kage like Minato Namikaze and A, Hashirama retains his title as the strongest: Unparalleled Mastery of Wood Release Hashirama's Kekkei Genkai, Wood Release, is unlike any other. He can manipulate wood and vegetation with incredible precision, creating colossal wooden structures, powerful restraints, and even tailed beast-like beings. This mastery grants him dominion over the battlefield, allowing him to control the very landscape. Sage Mode Prowess: Hashirama wasn't just a master jutsu user; he was a sage unlike any other. His Sage Mode grants him immense power, enhanced sensory perception, and chakra reserves that dwarf most characters in the series. This perfect harmony with nature makes him a formidable opponent in any battle. Subduing Tailed Beasts: Perhaps the most emblematic of Hashirama's strength is his ability to subdue tailed beasts, the destructive forces coveted by many nations. He single-handedly captured and controlled all nine tailed beasts, a feat that speaks volumes about his power and prowess. Legendary Battles: Throughout history, Hashirama has clashed with and emerged victorious against legendary figures like Madara Uchiha. These battles solidified his reputation as a force to be reckoned with, a benchmark for Kage to aspire to. While Naruto and Sasuke's potential is undeniable, they haven't reached the same level of mastery and accomplishment as Hashirama during Shippuden. Naruto's control over Kurama's power is still developing, and Sasuke's Rinnegan is a new acquisition. Hashirama Senju's legacy as the strongest Kage in Naruto Shippuden is undeniable. His unmatched power, mastery of jutsu, and historical feats solidify his position as a legend that continues to inspire awe and respect. Even as the world progresses, the "God of Shinobi" remains a towering figure in the shinobi world. 2. Hiruzen Sarutobi (3rd Hokage)
By Favour Nwokonta2 years ago in Geeks
Bridgerton Season 3 Part 2: A Captivating Journey Through Regency Romance
Introduction The world of "Bridgerton" has captivated audiences since its debut, with its lush portrayal of Regency-era London and the intricate lives of its aristocratic characters. As we delve into Season 3, Part 2, the series continues to blend romance, drama, and societal intrigue, drawing viewers into the opulent world created by Julia Quinn and brought to life by Shonda Rhimes. This blog will explore the key elements of the latest season, character developments, plot twists, and the overall impact of "Bridgerton" on modern television.
By Oliver Green2 years ago in Geeks
Entering Anime
If you are a fan of television and movies, of any genre, but have yet to venture into the world of anime, you are missing out. To so many people, anime still seems like this really niche thing for people to enjoy. Some write it off as just Japanese cartoons and mistake it for children. But the reality is that anime is a world of its own with deep, rich stories for people of all ages to enjoy. However a subsection of media with as much content as anime has can be very intimidating, so how does someone get started?
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
The Boys Season 4
Butcher is officially no longer a member of The Boys, MM kicked him out and even when Butcher came to help he was not welcomed back. The Starlighters that the crazy Homelander fans tried to frame for murder were freed because of A-Train. Butcher’s brain mass is causing him to hallucinate, MM is going a little hard into being the leader and we will see how far that gets our boys.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
House of the Dragon
We are getting ready for season 2 of House of the Dragon, when the dance really starts. But before we do we should probably revisit season 1. Season 1 set up the dance and pretty much nothing else which means the things that come next have already been set in motion. I will be using Fire and Blood to attempt to determine what we might see this season while keeping in line with all the things that the tv show has changed about the characters.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
The Boys Season 4, Episode 2
The first episode did kick off the season the right way, and honestly it was a lot less gory than expected. As far as violence goes, the first episode was pretty tame. The first episode actually focused more on the emotional motivations and some of the fallout from the end of last season. All it really did was set up what is expected for the rest of the season. This is your final warning for spoilers, I am literally recapping the episode so if you haven’t watched it yet, please come back later.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
The Boys Season 4, Episode 1
We left off with Mauve faking her death and running away, soldier boy being put back on ice and Ryan choosing to be with Homelander. Season 3 is the penultimate season of The Boys and it promises to be more traumatizing then anything we’ve seen yet. Erik Kripke has promised that though Amazon greenlit the show for another season that season 5 will be the last season. For some reason Noir is being played by someone else as the actual Noir was killed by Homelander. So let's see what season 4 has in store for us. This is your spoiler warning, there will be spoilers. This is an episode recap so all of the spoilers that there could be, there will be.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
Most Bingeable Shows
Binge watching is a relatively new term that came to society with the rise of streaming services. Not that the action of binge watching didn’t exist before, but now we have a name for it. So here we go, we are going to talk about the best shows to Binge watch. Now I think my personal criteria for this is going to be; shows with 5 seasons or less. I find binge watching shows longer than that a little intimidating and I tend to lose interest a little quicker. That said we still want a decent amount of episodes so nothing under 8 episodes a season because at that point, why do it? I hate getting super interested in something and not having enough of it. And last but not least we need something that is consistent. I don’t want to invest 100 hours of my life into something that ends up sucking.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
In Defense of Daemon Targaryen
So there is a lot of discourse online about House of the Dragon, blacks vs greens, who the real bad guys are, blah blah blah. However the person I am going to ride or die for today is Daemon Targaryen. A lot of people (mostly delusional greens) want so desperately to make him a villain and today I will be refuting that. It is very clear that the show's creators want the audience to hate Daemon, that said if that is really what they wanted they shouldn’t have cast Matt Smith. George R.R. Martin himself said that Daemon is a gray character at best, he’s complicated and he is his favorite character. But a lot of the changes from the book were made in that effort. For in the book Daemon is not a bad guy, and quite frankly he isn’t in the show either.
By Alexandrea Callaghan2 years ago in Geeks
