I’m going to review this season premiere character by character. Liz – I’m going to start with Liz as she narrates the episode. The episode kicks off with the gang at their 25th open house and registering as bidders to buy, only for Liz to walk away shortly before the auction starts when she sees her ex-husband, Stuart (Rodger Corser)
Read moreThe job of a season premiere is to establish new story arcs for the season. I feel this premiere mostly did a good job. As it has been over two years since I’ve seen the season 1 finale, due to the fact that Australia doesn’t usually get new seasons of American shows straight away, I had to watch the recap
Read moreThis episode focuses on the inevitability of death, even with immortal beings. The episode kicks off with Michael in a meeting with Vicky, providing her with a lengthy memo of torture ideas at her request, only for her to reject them because the memo was too long. The episode then cuts to Michael divulging Vicky’s plan to torture Tahani by
Read moreAs well as the Mr. Men and Little Miss books, another series I loved growing up was the Clue books. Clue is a book series that was published throughout the 1990s based on the board game of the same name. There were 18 books in total. Each book has an almost-identical format: I loved these books growing up for many
Read moreThe previous episode ended with Michael asking the gang to join forces with him, this episode focuses on the gang debating whether or not to trust and join forces with him. The episode picks up exactly where we were left off where Michael reveals that Vicky is blackmailing him and that she plans on operating her version of the neighbourhood
Read moreThis year marks the 50th anniversary of the creation of Mr. Men and Little Miss by British author, Roger Hargreaves, so I felt it was only fitting to write about why I love these books so much. As a child I loved the simplicity of the stories, the unique characters, and the colourful accompanying illustrations. I had a lot of
Read moreThe job of a series finale is to bring a show to a close, concluding all subplots and story arcs. This series finale did its job perfectly and I’m going to review it character by character. Hugh, Penny and Sharna – I couldn’t start this review without starting with the show’s protagonist. Hugh spends the majority of the episode saying
Read moreThe job of a season finale is to close off any subplots and story arcs of the season, and provide possible subplots and story arcs for the next season (if there is one). I felt this finale did its job perfectly. The episode kicks off with the Parents and Friends Committee having a secret meeting in Greg and Em’s backyard
Read moreThe job of a penultimate episode is to provide a springboard to a season (or series) finale. I felt this finale really did its job within the last five minutes. This episode kicked off with the Parents and Friends Committee meeting, where Luna reveals that the site she has decided on for the school’s Contemplation Garden is the old, unused
Read moreThis episode was all about dreams. The episode kicks off with Em having a strange sex dream about Gilly in octopus form on a beach, after having spent time with him on the golf course talking about his theory of “octopus people” being written as a book. Later she tells Marlo about the dream, who encourages her to experiment but
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