Showing posts with label TV Shows. Show all posts
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12 June 2015

Flashback Friday

Flashback Friday!


Dark Angel

Plot Summary:


"In a future of political, economic and moral collapse, a genetically enhanced superhuman prototype named Max escapes from military confines and dwells amidst the decadent underground street life of *Seattle* to avoid government agents who want to bring her back into the fold. Searching for others of her kind who were scattered in the aftermath of her escape, Max encounters Logan, an idealistic cyber-journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse America. Eventually, Logan calls her to the highest part of her being and Max becomes his samurai as the pair takes on the ruthless power-brokers of the new millennium. Max and Logan's odyssey leads them closer to the secret of her past, deepening and complicating their relationship in the process." - written by Ronos.




Dark Angel has been one of my family's favourite shows ever since I can remember. It's an amazing show with a very interesting plot and many interesting characters. I think it's one of the best shows ever made, but - just like Firefly - was cancelled before it got to have all the development it deserved. With famous faces like Jessica Alba, Michael Weatherly and Jensen Ackles, Dark Angel is definitely a must-see TV series, if you ask me. The series has even been rated 4.7/5 on Amazon, 8.8/10 on TV.com and 7.4/10 on IMDB. Anyway, Dark Angel is action-packed, filled with a lot of very entertaining storylines and some pretty hilarious one-liners, too.



Main Characters:



Max Guevara
played by Jessica Alba





Logan Cale/Eyes Only

played by Michael Weatherly



Cynthia "Original Cindy" McEachin
played by Valerie Rae Miller 





Calvin "Sketchy" Theodore

played by Richard Gunn





Reagan "Normal" Ronald

played by J. C. MacKenzie





Herbal Thought

played by Alimi Ballard





Kendra Maibaum

played by Jennifer Blanc





Col. Donald Lydecker

played by John Savage





Alec McDowell

played by Jensen Ackles




Ames White

played by Martin Cummins





Joshua

played by Kevin Durand





Asha Barlow

played by Ashley Scott





If you're looking for a new show, but don't really like anything that's out right now, give Dark Angel a go. I can honestly tell you right now if you like any futuristic/fantasy shows, you're gonna love this.


~ The Elf

20 March 2015

Flashback Friday

Flashback Friday!

Beserk

Berserk is a classic anime created by Kentaro Miura. Set in a fantasy medieval Europe, it follows the characters Guts, an orphaned mercenary and Griffith, the charismatic leader of a mercenary group called the Band of the Hawk. It shows you how Guts hunts demon like creatures called Apostles and how he and his band of warriors fight a long war that has devastated the country of Midland. The anime has a slightly dark story and is aimed at an older audience, making it a seinen manga, but it is very interesting to watch.

The series has an amazingly well done plot, which keeps you interested from start to finish and character depth that leaves you wishing all anime was done the same way. If you like action anime, then Beserk is the anime for you. Even people who don't particularly like anime have said that Beserk is one of the best made anime in existence and is definitely worth a try, so give it a go.

*The Elder*

8 March 2015

Bleach


Bleach

We haven't done any reviews on anime yet, as far as I remember, but since we watch that too... I'm going to kick off with one of the first anime I ever watched; Bleach.

Bleach is an anime series, based on the manga of the same name by Tite Kubo. Basically, it's about a guy called Ichigo Kurosaki who has always been able to see ghosts. It starts out where he's just a normal teenager, who occasionally helps ghosts in his free time, but otherwise, he lives a pretty average life.

Unfortunately - or fortunately, depending on how you look at it - one day, a bad spirit (called a Hallow) manages to track him to his home, where it then attacks his family. A Soul Reaper, or Shinigami, named Rukia Kuchiki comes to save them - but only after discovering that Ichigo already has a natural ability to see the dead. In the fight, she is severely injured trying to protect Ichigo from the Hollow, so she is unable to fight. So, in order to save them all, Rukia offers to give him half of her powers, which would make him a substitute Soul Reaper - and supposedly just strong enough to defeat the Hollow. Unexpectedly, he is much more powerful than she had anticipated and takes almost all of her power. 

From there, the story follows how she recovers from her loss of power and Ichigo proves himself as a Soul Reaper.

Obviously, that's just the basics of how it started. A LOT more happens and there are some other pretty epic characters that you meet throughout the series, but like all anime, there is too much to explain in one little review.
In any case, Bleach is one of the most popular anime ever released - right up there with Naruto and One Piece - making it one of the anime you sorta have to watch, or at least know about. Although the series lost some quality, later on, it's still one of the most watched anime ever.

Some people might say it's not worth watching, but I would have to disagree. Although it didn't always make sense or have the best arcs, it still had some amazing characters and themes that really are worth watching it for. Plus, it has some pretty hilarious moments and all the characters are BADASS.

Seriously, if you're looking for an anime to watch and you haven't already watched it, watch Bleach. It's not the best, I'll admit, but it's still definitely worth watching and will make you appreciate it, despite some of the less appealing qualities it has.

You should all at least give the first season a go!

~The Elf  




6 March 2015

Flashback Friday

Flashback Friday!

Firefly (2002)

I can't even begin to explain how much I love this show! In our house, it's a tradition to watch the entire Firefly series every Christmas holidays, which we've been doing since we saw it for the first time twelve years ago.

Firefly is a space western sci-fi drama created by the famous writer and director Joss Whedon. Set in the year 2517, it follows a crew of 9 outlaws on Serenity, a "Firefly-class" spaceship. 

The ship's captain, Malcolm "Mal" Reynolds, and his second-in-command, Zoe Alleyne Washburne are war veterans, who had been on the losing side of a war against the Alliance; the central federal government. Now, they spend their days taking any jobs they can get, legal or illegal, as they fly around the outskirts of space. Along with them, they have Zoe's husband, pilot Hoban "Wash" Washburne; mercenary Jayne Cobb; mechanic Kaylee Frye; Shepherd (pastor) Derrial Book; courtesan Inara Serra; former Alliance medical officer Simon Tam and his mentally unstable teenage sister, River.

This show is honestly so much fun to watch. It's original and keeps you interested the whole way through, so if you're looking for a good sci-fi or western - this is it. There's a reason this show has a cult following, and got its own movie, despite only having 14 episodes in the series.

Just remember that it is generally rated PG-13 because there is a lot of gore, violence, sex and nudity in it, though nothing too explicit is shown on screen. 

The main cast:

Malcolm Reynolds
played by Nathan Fillion


Zoe Washburne
played by Gina Torres


Hoban "Wash" Washburne
played by Alan Tudyk


Jayne Cobb
played by Adam Baldwin



Kaylee Frye
played by Jewel Staite




Shepherd Book
played by Ron Glass


Inara Serra
played by Morena Baccarin


Dr. Simon Tam
played by Sean Maher


River Tam
played by Summer Glau


You may recognize them from other things, considering practically the entire cast has become phenominally famous over the years. All of them have been in a plethora of roles since Firefly, both popular and obscure, so I have no doubt you've probably seen all of them in something at least once. 

Nathan Fillion is currently playing as Richard Castle on the crime-comedy-drama Castle, though he has also been in plenty of other TV shows such as Desperate Housewives and the sitcom Two Guys and a Girl. He has also been in many movies, both live-action and animated, as well as being a voice actor in some video games, among many other projects.

Gina Torres is currently acting as Jessica Pearson on the legal drama Suits, but she has played significant roles in many other TV shows such as the sci-fi Cleopatara 2525, the drama Standoff, and the comedy-drama The Catch. Much like Fillion, she has also played in both live-action and animated movies, as well as voiced characters in video games, though it seems that she has focused on her television career.

Alan Tudyk can be recognized for his work along side Heath Ledger in A Knight's Tale, as well as his voice roles in both Wreck-It Ralph and Frozen, as King Candy and Duke of Weselton, respectively. Aside from his very successful film career, he has also played a number of roles on the small screen, including; Dr. Noah Gerner on Suburgatory and Reagan Biscayne on Newsreaders. Just like the others, he has also voiced several video game characters, among other things.

Many of you may recognize Adam Baldwin from his role as John Casey on the action-comedy/spy-drama Chuck, though he has played several other television roles on shows such as the action drama The Cape, or the crime drama The Inside, or on the action drama Day Break, or most recently, the sci-fi/action-drama The Last Ship. Outside of his extensive film and television career, Baldwin has also voiced several video game characters.

Jewel Staite has mostly focused on her television career, appearing in 44 TV films or series's. This includes her main role as Catalina on Space Cases, her lead role as Becca Fisher on Flash Forward, her recurring role as Gabriella Da Vinci in Da Vinci's Inquest, her main role as Daisy Lipenowski on Higher Ground, her role as Dr. Jennifer Keller on Stargate Atlantis, her main role as Raquel Westbrook on The L.A. Complex, and her recurring role as Caroline Swift on The Killing. I can't wait to see what she does next.

Ron Glass has played in an extraordinary amount of television shows, as well as quite a few films and voicing some video game characters. You may recognize him from his regular role as Detective Ron Harris on the American sitcom Barney Miller (where he featured in a whopping 164 episodes), or perhaps from his role as Felix Unger on The New Odd Couple, or as Jason Lockwood on Amen, or as Ronald Fletcher on Mr. Rhodes. If none of those are destinctive enough to remember, maybe you'll remember him as the voice of Randy Carmichael on the Rugrats and All Grown Up! He has also very recently been in a couple of episodes of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Morena Baccarin is currently playing Dr. Leslie Tompkins on Gotham, though she has played many roles on television, such as the role of Nurse Jessica Kivala on Heartland, Anna on the sci-fi V, and as Jessica Brody on Homeland, among other things. She has also voiced the Artificial Intelligence, Gideon, on The Flash television series, and has reportedly been cast as Vanessa Carlysle (A.K.A. Copycat) in the superhero film Deadpool.

Before his stint on Firefly, Sean Maher played several roles in both films and television, including the role of Chris McConnell on The $treet, and the voice of Dick Grayson (A.K.A. Nightwing) in the animated films Son of Batman and Batman vs. Robin. Afterwards, he has played Sean Beasley on The Playboy Club, as well as Marcus on Make It or Break It. More recently, he has also played the role of Mark Scheffer (A.K.A. Shrapnel) in the superhero TV series Arrow.

Summer Glau has been in a multitude of films and televsion shows, though most will either remember her for her time on Firefly, or as Cameron/Allison Young in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Outside of these two incredibly popular TV series's, she has also played characters such as Tess Doerner on The 4400, Jamie Fleming/Orwell on The Cape, and more recently as the villain Isabel Rochev (A.K.A. Ravager) on Arrow, as well as Anna Brandt on Sequestered. She has also played brief roles on shows such as Dollhouse, Hawaii Five-0 and Chuck.

All of these amazing actors have played on dozens of other TV shows, as well as many movies you may have seen. I personally think they are all brilliantly talented, and if you haven't seen them in anything, I would certainly recommend watching some of their work. I have no doubt that, among all the many things they have had a role in, you will find something to your liking.

In any case, back to the topic of Firefly. With a cast this good, there should be absolutely no doubt that a sci-fi Western set over 500 years into the future is worth every minute you spend watching it. It's witty, interesting and brings up interesting moral dilemmas throughout the series. 

Oh, and did I mention that MARK SHEPPARD (who currently plays Crowley, the King of Hell, on Supernatural) is in two episodes? Check it out! It's amazing, I swear.

~The Elf

30 January 2015

Flashback Friday

Flashback Friday!


Captain Caveman 
and the Teen Angels

This used to be one of the many Hanna-Barbera Productions' shows I watched when I was younger. The story revolves around the adventures of the Teen Angels - Brenda, Dee Dee and Taffy - and their partner Captain Caveman, who they thawed out of a block of ice. The plot was supposed to pretty much be a parody of Charlie's Angels, but with elements from other Hanna-Barbera shows and some of it's own unique twists. The show was always a little strange, but it was funny and as a kid, that seem to be all that really mattered.

The show only had 40 full episodes, around 11 minutes long each, but it was a great show that many people actually still remember. Captain Caveman and his son Cavey Jr. were actually also on The Flinstone Kids, as characters on a show that Fred, Barney, Welma and Betty watched frequently. Captain Caveman also starred in segments of The Flinstone Comedy Show, where he played a role parodying Superman.

Captain Caveman makes a lot of random cameo appearances in some more modern shows, too. For example; in the episode "Perfect Castaway" of Family Guy, Peter talks about Captain Caveman. He also appears in an episode of Robot Chicken, "Ban on the Fun," where he solves a mystery with Shaggy Rogers. He makes a cameo appearance as one of the toys in Finn's room on Adventure Time and he can also be seen in the background in South Park - Imaginationland: The Movie (2008).

If you haven't seen it before, or you haven't seen it in a while, you should watch one of the episodes. It only takes 11 minutes, so why not?

~The Elf


23 January 2015

Suits


Suits
So, yet again, I've gone on a binge-watch. This time, I watched Suits. My friend recommended it to me, so I thought; I've got a few days of free time, so why not? I've just started watching season 3, though the show is already halfway through season 4. The show is a legal drama created by Aaron Korsh, based in New York City.

Here is the plot summary:"While running from a drug deal gone bad, Mike Ross, a brilliant young college-dropout, slips into a job interview with one of New York City's best legal closers, Harvey Specter. Tired of cookie-cutter law school grads, Harvey takes a gamble by hiring Mike on the spot after he recognizes his raw talent and photographic memory. Mike and Harvey are a winning team. Even though Mike is a genius, he still has a lot to learn about law. And while Harvey may seem like an emotionless, cold-blooded shark, Mike's sympathy and concern for their cases and clients will help remind Harvey why he went into law in the first place. Mike's other allies in the office include the firm's best paralegal Rachel and Harvey's no-nonsense assistant Donna to help him serve justice. Proving to be an irrepressible duo and invaluable to the practice, Mike and Harvey must keep their secret from everyone including managing partner Jessica and Harvey's arch nemesis Louis, who seems intent on making Mike's life as difficult as possible."- Written by USA Network

It might not sound that exciting yet, but I assure you, it's brilliant. It's full of so much drama, it's insane, but totally worth it. So much happens in this story, it's just so busy, one thing happening after another. If you're not into drama, you won't like this, but I urge you to give it a chance. At first, I thought it wouldn't be that interesting. I mean, why would I want to watch a bunch of people at a law firm? But, it got really good.
Seriously, just watch a few episodes, see if you like it.

Anyway... the main cast:

Harvey Specter
played by Gabriel Macht


Mike Ross
played by Patrick J. Adams


Louis Litt
played by Rick Hoffman

Rachel Zane
played by Meghan Markle


Donna Paulsen
played by Sarah Rafferty


Jessica Pearson
played by Gina Torres



As usual, if you haven't watched it yet, do it now! This show is so worth watching once you get into it. They have an amazing cast and a brilliant story. It's funny, it's intense. You have to try it! There's so much swagger in the show and so much bickering and drama. It's worth the watch, all the way.

~The Elf

30 November 2014

Rise Up - Vincent Steele, Michael Woodenbridge & Nine One One

Song of the Month!


Rise Up

By Vincent Steele, Michael Woodenbridge & Nine One One

I'm sorry guys, the Dwarf was supposed to be posting this month, but she couldn't for some reason. Guess you'll have to deal with me, again.
As you all should know, if you checked my last post, I'm currently in love with the TV series; 'The 100.' Due to my slightly skew fangirl mind, I've become slightly obsessed with this song because of that. Rise Up was used in The 100's season two trailer, and after I heard it on there, I just had to hear it again.
It's an amazing song, though strangely not in a genre I usually listen to. Oh well, if it's good, it's good. If you're a fan of The 100, I'm sure you'll love this song. It's all about coming up again after you've fallen down, which is exactly what the 100 (I'm talking about the group of people this time, not the show itself) need to be doing this season. [SPOILER?] After the battle with the Grounders last season, they need to rise up again and start over. 
Personally, I think this song is absolutely perfect for the 100 because of everything they've been through and how hard they keep working to survive.
Plus, if you're like me, any good motivational song is great to listen to when you need to do something. So, fangirls/boys and procrastinators alike, here's a song I hope will get your blood pumping.
Anyone else know of some great songs that remind you of The 100?
~The Elf



29 November 2014

The 100


The 100
(the HUNDRED, not the one hundred, mmkay?)

This show is... amazing. It's better than amazing. There aren't enough words to describe how much I now love this TV series. I'll come clean, until a day ago, I had only seen gif sets about The 100 on Tumblr - I had no idea what it was actually about or anything. So, like every fandom loving teenage girl, I went on a binge and watched the entire series in a day. Given there are only 18 episodes so far, I guess that isn't that big of a deal, but it was so worth it! If you haven't already watched it, do it now!
Okay, enough fangirling. The 100 is a post-apocalyptic drama, thriller, SciFi... thing based on the book (The 100) by Kass Morgan, developed by Jason Rothenberg.
The story line is set 97 years in the future, almost a century after nuclear warfare wiped out almost all of the people living on Earth. The only people who were believed to have survived the nuclear warfare are the inhabitants of 12 space stations in Earth's orbit. At some point, the 12 stations came together to form one huge station that they dubbed "The Ark," where around 2,500 people lived. Since resources are limited, every crime, no matter how severe, is punishable by death - unless you're under the age of 18. Eventually, The Ark's life-support is found to be failing. In come 'the 100,' juvenile prisoners labelled "expendable" in a desperate attempt to determine whether or not Earth is inhabitable once again.
Once on Earth, the 100 have to learn how to survive on the beautiful, but very, very dangerous planet they now live on. From struggling to form a well functioning community to, fighting for their lives to, relationship drama - these teens have to deal with it all. Of course, it's not just the animals or the environment itself that is trying to kill them, once they learn that not all of humanity was wiped out by the war. Grounders, their most common enemy, as well as much worse monsters; Reapers and Mountain Men (Fine, fine. Maybe not all of them, but I really don't like them).
As the series continues, you also watch life on The Ark and how the future humans' society works (one huge drama, if you ask me), which leads on to the next season.

The main cast are;

Clarke Griffin
played by Eliza Taylor


Clarke is totally badass, though sometimes a little contradictory of herself, but when you get past that she's awesome. She's the co-leader and medic of the 100 and is the main character... well, pretty much. Anyway, she's smart, kind-hearted and very strong willed. You'll get it when you see the show, but she's all about saving people, well her people (the 100), mostly. Although she has a lot of her own problems, she puts everyone else first, which seems to be something that the 100 really needed when they started out on the ground. Clarke's character is a little more complex than I thought in the beginning, which makes it all the more interesting to watch, as her character is developed more deeply. In my opinion, she's like the mom of the group and Bellamy is the dad, they even bicker like an old married couple.

Bellamy Blake
played by Bob Morley


Now, Bellamy is interesting... he's an ass, but he's also a little lost puppy. He'll do anything to save his little sister, especially considering he snuck on to the dropship just to protect her, but he'd also like it if he could save his own ass, very much so. In the beginning, I think everyone watching wants to hit him over the head a few times, but later on he's just too awesome. He is the other co-leader and the head of security for the 100. Although he makes quite a few bad decisions, he is a good leader and does everything he can to keep the 100 alive. He also has lots of his own problems though, especially when it comes to his sister, Octavia. Despite their problems, however, it's very obvious that they would do anything in the world to protect each other. I love his character and seriously hope everything works out for him.

Finn Collins
played by Thomas McDonell


Finn is funny, brave and kind-hearted, but goes down a much darker path in the second season. I still love his character, but he's a little scary now. Anyway, he is the tracker for the 100 and was Clarke's closest confidant. He was arrested for illegal spacewalking on The Ark, which led to many people nicknaming him "Spacewalker." He doesn't really say much about his past, so far, but he grew up with Raven. While at camp, in the first season, he was pretty much always peace seeking. He thought outside the box, in the sense that he didn't just follow the crowd blindly and stood up for what he believed was right. In season two, he becomes much less hesitant to do things he never would have done in the first season.

Octavia Blake
played by Marie Avgeropoulos


Octavia is a very stubborn and independent girl, which is both good and bad throughout the series. She's a very strong character, who is continuously rebelling against practically everything (especially her brother) and gets a lot of attention from guys, most importantly Lincoln. While on The Ark, she lived in secret under the floor of her family's quarters for almost 16 years, since The Ark has a strict one-child-only rule. Because of her inability to explore as a child, she is very free spirited and adventurous when they finally reach Earth. After being found out, she was arrested, becoming one of the 100. She helps Clarke a lot with being a medic and gathers information on the grounders through Lincoln. Although she's impulsive and flirtatious, Octavia cares deeply for the 100 and later on some of the Grounders.

Jasper Jordan
played by Devon Bostick


I love him! He's outgoing, adventurous and is always trying to cheer people up (like Raven). He usually isn't afraid to speak his mind, he is very headstrong and usually goes into battle rashly. He is traumatized by grounders very early in the series, but bravely continues to protect his friends despite it. He is in Bellamy's militia and is the main chemist for the 100. Throughout a lot of the series, Jasper is infatuated by Octavia, often trying to be brave or risking his life for her. Jasper and his best friend, Monty, were arrested on The Ark for stealing herbs and making drugs from them, but on the ground they very quickly become friends with the 100's two leaders (and, of course, their help). Jasper is another character that would do anything to protect the people he cares about, though this sometimes puts him in a lot of danger. He and Monty can never not be friends. Seriously, it would suck and I would probably cry.

Monty Green
played by Christopher Larkin


Monty is very smart and is always trying to use that to help the people around him. He is also tech-savvy and a loyal friend. His intellect is a very valuable asset for the 100 as well as his knowledge of pharmaceuticals, due to his family being in charge of them on The Ark. He tried to regain communication with The Ark, but couldn't manage with the very little equipment he had. Once Raven arrived with the radio, he helped her communicate with The Ark. He is exceptionally devoted to the people closest to him and is always trying his best to keep them safe. He is an amazing character and I would really like to see much more of him in the second season.

Lincoln
played by Ricky Whittle


Lincoln is the first Grounder the 100 properly come in contact with. He seems to be a very caring person, but definitely doesn't trust the 100. He is loyal to his people, but when Octavia is involved he is willing to do anything to protect her. He doesn't think what his people are doing, pretty much trying to slaughter the 100, is right. He saves Octavia's life repeatedly, trains her to be a warrior and teaches her some of the Grounder's language so that she can protect herself. He forms a type of alliance with Finn, which is why he is willing to listen to him about creating a truce. I like Lincoln a lot and I really hope he'll be around for a while. I think he's the first step in peace with the Grounders and stopping the Reapers and Mountain Men.

Raven Reyes
played by Lindsey Morgan


Raven is incredibly intelligent, as well as brave and selfless. She does not back away from a challenge and is repeatedly willing to sacrifice herself for her friends. Raven is also very independent, strong willed and ready to break the rules if it mean it would help her friends. She doesn't seem to like admitting weakness and she seems to always want to be doing everything she can think of to help her friends herself. I really like her because she's always trying really hard and staying positive for as long as she can. She looks out for everyone as well as she can and seems to be very calm in situations where others would panic. She also seems to be a little short tempered, when it comes to the people she cares about being in danger. She is very helpful to both The Ark and the 100, since she was on The Ark first, but then landed on Earth in a pod she built herself. On The Ark she was one of the top three engineers and the youngest Zero-G mechanic in 52 years, but on the ground she is the top engineer.

Abby Griffin
played by Paige Turco


Abby is the chief medical officer on The Ark, which helped to keep her from punishment when she broke the rules to do the things she thought was right. She isn't afraid to face the consequences of her actions, just as she isn't afraid to stand for what she believes. She is a fierce woman and seems to know what she's doing. Right from the beginning, she was the most hopeful about Earth being habitable again, not only because her daughter was on Earth, but also because she knew from the beginning that The Ark wasn't going to be able to sustain them much longer. She is always worried about Clarke, but she seems to see Clarke as a child, even after she had risked her life and almost died many times to keep the 100 alive. Abby is willing to do everything in her power to keep her daughter safe, but doesn't seem to realize that Clarke doesn't need her protection as much anymore.

Marcus Kane
played by Henry Ian Cusick


Kane is a bit of an ass. Like, seriously, he is such a selfish douche in the start. It just really annoyed me when he was just following the rules, not thinking about what could be better for them, but he redeems himself later on. I like Kane later on in the series, but when they reach Earth I got annoyed again because he was pretty much telling Bellamy and the others that they were just a bunch of kids who didn't know what they were talking about and they should learn to follow the rules and all that. The 100 were sent to Earth to die. No one really thought Earth was habitable again, but since the 100 were "expendable" they tried it anyway. The 100 weren't really expected to survive, but they did and now that they managed to save the entire human race, Kane tells them they should just sit back and let the professionals handle it. I understand that Kane is a very motivated and determined person, doing everything he can to save the human race as a whole, but he should let the 100 carry on as they have more or less. He should give them a chance. In any case, he's an alright character, determined to save everyone, but he's also very cold and unyielding.

Thelonious Jaha
played by Isaiah Washington


Jaha is the Chancellor on The Ark, meaning he's in charge of everything and is the one with all the power. He seems to be a very caring and trustworthy man, though has sometimes made terrible decisions that he thought was going to save everyone, but ended up making things worse. In the end though, he is one of the only people who were willing to really give the 100 the chance they needed and to help them any way he could. He does everything he can to protect the human race, but is also open minded and tries to think of the individual people's needs as well. He is organized and willing to put himself in danger in order to protect his people. I really like Jaha, he's usually the balance between what the human race needs and what the people need. He's kind and selfless and he's just an amazing character.

There is a very long list of recurring characters, but I'll just leave that for if you ever decide to watch the show.
Anyway, back to fangirling. I think this show is brilliant and if you haven't already watched it you should! It's a very complex and interesting story that keeps you on the edge of your seat every step of the way. I cannot wait until the next episode, it's just too good. I'll probably be watching it again tonight. Seriously, even if it doesn't sound like something you would like, just give it a shot. Trust me, it might end up being exactly what you were looking for. 
This post is already very long compared to most of the ones I do and it's taken me a few hours to write this all up, so I'm going to end it here.
Any other Bellarke shippers out there?
May we meet again.
~The Elf

26 September 2014

Flashback Friday

Flashback Friday!

Hey people, what's up? The Elf has been grinding my ass to do this post for the past month 'cause she's evil and I'm lazy. So here it goes;


 Ed, Edd n Eddy
This was my favourite show growing up. It's all about 3 dudes trying to make enough money to buy a really, really large jawbreaker, that all the other kids in their cul-de-sac seem to have. To get this jawbreaker they come up with random schemes to scam the other kids out of money, but they never seem to work. Personally I love this show so much, 'cause I can relate to it... kinda... I mean, I was always doing things to make a quick dollar and, like these guys, it never worked. You should go check out this show if you haven't already! If your a 90's kid you probably have, though. It's amazing and I know it will always be a special part in my childhood.

So to re-cap, Ed, Edd n Eddy was a great show from Cartoon Network that should come back.
It's original run was 10 years long and it's definitely better than any show on there at the moment, in my opinion.
So what's your favourite show from your childhood? And what should I do next week? Sweet as! Have a good one dudes and dudettes!


<Merlin>