Clarkson, Hammond and May are back in Whitby for the fourth episode of their new adventure, and they’ve absolutely killed it on this latest outing. Quite literally in Clarkson’s case – he had to kill an entire farm to make his car! Continue reading
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The Grand Tour: The Trio Goes Wild in Episode Four
Categories: Television
Tags: Amazon Prime, BBC, Cars, Enviro-mental, Episode Four, James May, Jeremy Clarkson, Review, Richard Hammond, Television, The Grand Tour
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Thoughts I Had While Watching Game of Thrones’ ‘The House of Black and White’
Ah, Game of Thrones, I hope you run for 20 seasons. Can we make that happen? Because I’m sure everyone would watch it. Continue reading
Categories: Television
Tags: 5x02, Game of Thrones, Review, Television, The House of Black and White
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First Impressions on Daredevil
I am sure you have noticed, even if you don’t like superhero franchises, that the cast of Avengers: Age of Ultron is out there promoting the film everywhere in the world (and they are all being cute and hilarious). Continue reading
You Should Be Watching ‘El Ministerio del Tiempo’
Do you miss Isabel, now that it’s over? I sure as hell do. I couldn’t bear living in a world where I didn’t have new episodes to watch of this historical masterpiece, and its sequel, Carlos Emperador (‘Charles Emperor’) won’t arrive until this autumn Continue reading
Categories: Spanish Historical Fiction, Television
Tags: El Ministerio del Tiempo, History, Isabel, Spanish Series, Television
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‘Deep Breath’ Review: Not a Hugging Person Now
As abrupt as Twelfth’s regeneration was, so was his first introduction to the world. In a way as hilarious as sharp, Peter Capaldi entered the show as the Doctor by telling our beloved Strax to, well, shut up –more specifically, “shush!” Continue reading
Categories: Doctor Who, Television
Tags: Deep Breath, Doctor Who, Peter Capaldi, Review, Series Premiere, Television
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The Doctor Who Anniversary is Coming and It’s Driving Me Nuts
I´m getting A BIT too anxious about the upcoming Doctor Who 50th anniversary. Not only because it is going to be epic and I´ll cry my heart out when Matt Smith -God bless your cheekbones- regenerates, but also because it will mark the return of my favourite doctor/companion combo EVER.
Yes, I am talking about David Tennant and Billie Piper. Continue reading
Categories: Doctor Who, Television
Tags: 50 Anniversary, BBC, Billie Piper, David Tennant, Doctor Who, Eleventh Doctor, Matt Smith, Regeneration, Television, Tenth Doctor, The Day of the Doctor
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Isabel, the Spanish Series You Should Be Watching
To my delight, I have just found out that Sky Arts is broadcasting Isabel, an awarded Spanish show that is currently on its second season back in my home country.
Now that I am in London, I find this little things particularly touching, since they allow me to have tiny moments of homesickness. Maybe because in Spain I watch this with my mum -whose name also happens to be Isabel.To put you in situation, Isabel tells the story of whom were the most important monarchs in Spanish history: Fernando of Aragon and Isabel of Castile, commonly known as “Los Reyes Católicos” (The Catholic Monarchs): America was discovered during their reign, and they also reconquered the parts of Southern Spain that still belonged to the Muslims. They did many other things, of course, and everything is splendidly depicted in the show. Continue reading
Categories: Spanish Historical Fiction, Uncategorized
Tags: Catholic Monarchs, Isabel, Reyes Catolicos, Sky Arts, Spain, Spanish History, Television, TV, TVE
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Downton Abbey: Surviving the Season 3 Massacre
This is supposed to be an article about how season 4 of Downton Abbey is going so far, especially after the (cruel) deaths we had to go through last year. This means that I am not going to talk about the “event” from Episode 3, because I’m starting to feel that creator Julian Fellowes wants to turn Downton into Game of Thrones: Edwardian Edition.
I was quite concerned about how the absences of Sybil and Matthew would affect the show, particularly the latter-how do you kill him in such a cruel way on CHRISTMAS DAY?-. So far, I can state that every time someone mentions their name, I get a lump in my throat. Continue reading
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Tags: Dan Stevens, Downton Abbey, ITV, Maggie Smith, Matthew Crawley, Sybil, Television
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Homeland Season 3: Crazy Crying Is Back!
It may sound strange, but I am sure I’m not the only one who thinks like this: Brody didn’t show up at all during Homeland’s season premiere, and I didn’t miss him. Actually, he has left a “legacy” that has every single character facing the consequences of everything he has done. I think we can hold for a couple more episodes without him. Continue reading
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Tags: Carrie Mathison, Claire Danes, Damien Lewis, Homeland, Mandy Patinkin, Nicholas Brody, Review, Season 3, Television
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The Beginning (of my Breaking Bad Withdrawal Symptoms)
Welcome to my humble blog! And what a better way to start it than with the end of a masterpiece of the 21st century television: Breaking Bad.
For those of you who don´t know what Breaking Bad is –strange if you are part of the modern civilization- or who have never seen it, well, let´s sum it up:
Walter White was a high school chemistry teacher from Albuquerque. He lived an ordinary life with his pregnant wife, Skyler, and his teenage son, Walt Jr, until he found out that he had cancer. In order to make some money so that his family can survive when he is gone, he decides to do what every human being would in his situation: cooking meth. Continue reading
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Tags: Aaron Paul, AMC, Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston, Felina, Heisenberg, Jesse Pinkman, Television, Walter White
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