Delayed recap of Game of Thrones is so delayed.
So this episode had no Bran and Rickon (Awww…) and no Joffrey (Awesome! I wouldn’t have the urge to punch the screen!). I love how the writers/creators of Game of Thrones somehow managed to juggle the many characters in the show and still retain continuity – something Glee needs to learn.
Anyway, onward and let’s do the walk of punishment (I am so funny, can’t you see?)
My Game of Thrones Episode Recap will be delayed and instead, I will give you my review of the songs from the next episode of Glee first.
The next episode of Glee will be called “Sweet Dreams” and to be honest, since I have shunned from general Glee spoilers except for spoilers of two characters that I actually care about, I have no idea what the plotline for the next episode will be except Marley has written songs and this episode will have Marley’s “original song”. And I guess it is brought over by Marley’s video confession in the last episode that there are songs that she had written and kept in a drawer.
Anyway, enough of that, let’s hear the music! First up…
This is something that many people have been waiting for and are probably why some watched MTV Movie Awards, among other reason: The exclusive teaser trailer of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Watch it below:
One thing is for sure, it gets people who have read the books and/or watched the first movie really excited for the next movie that will only be out in the cinemas months later, and by months later, I mean 7 months later.
The exclusive teaser trailer is packed with many scenes that fans would look forward to in the movie – Plutarch, acted by award-winning actor, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Katniss and Peeta on their victory trip, Peeta being calm as always amidst chaos, Gale got whipped (no, really), Katniss, Peeta and Haymitch protecting him, and rebellion beginning. Everything being put into a 2-minute video – well, with exception of the arena. If they were to put that, where’s the excitement in waiting, right? I would expect to see that in the coming months as the movie premiere draws near.
Love it or hate it? I love it and I can’t wait to see what else they will reveal to the fans. And it definitely makes me want to watch the movie if I have not read the books. But since I did, it makes me more excited.
So, here we have it, folks. The last episode ever of Spartacus.
My tears have yet to be dried upon my cheeks as I’m writing this recap. The episode was a great way to end a beautiful journey and a great show. For those who know the history of Spartacus will know how this episode will end. Yes, the Third Servile War was real and so was Spartacus.
If you have not watched the episode, please do not read any further than this line because of major spoilers.
As mentioned in my post a few days ago when I reviewed the songs from Glee for the latest episode, there are only three songs in this episode, which means that there will be a plot in this episode! Gasp! Glee has a plot? Yes, Glee has a plot and I am surprised to say that I actually watched the whole episode and enjoyed it.
If you have not watched it and do not want to be spoiled, do not go any further than this.
Demi Lovato just today released her music video for her hit song “Heart Attack”.
Let me first just say that I love the song. The first time it was on the radio, I knew it’s going to be a hit. So I was excited that there’s finally a music video to accompany the song.
My oh my, there are only three songs for the next episode of Glee called “Shooting Star”. I’m not going to spoil what will happen in that episode though the clue is in the title. Sneaky Glee is sneaky.
I have to admit I can’t be called a Gleek anymore because everytime I watch the show, I wanted to cry and ask the creators what had happened. What happened to the Glee I love in Season 1 and 2?
Anyway, I’m not here to rant about what a hot mess Glee had become but I’m going to review the songs for the next episode as non-judgementally as possible.
Game of Thrones is probably the only show with opening credits that I will watch for. Hats off to whoever who did the opening credits. The song was great and the graphic changes as the plot goes along depending on what other places are added to the story. If you notice, this season, the graphics for Winterfell is on fire. Brilliant minds!
Anyway, I’m not here to talk about the opening credits of Game of Thrones. I’m here to recap the latest episode of the show.
Last week’s episode set off the pace for the rest of the season. We saw Daenerys trying to form an army, Tyrion had a chat with his dear father on his living conditions after he helped defeat Stannis’ forces last season, Robb Stark put his mother under house arrest while Jon Snow joined the Wildings.
It has to be said that the first post that I make on this new blog of mine would be of “Spartacus”.
I’ll be honest. I just caught up with the show. I saw gifs of the show on my Tumblr dashboard but never really thought of watching it until it tickles my curiosity and I decide that there’s just no harm watching the show. If I do not like it, I can just stop watching it.
I got hooked.
It’s a show with history, violence, sex and hot naked guys and girls all in one neat package. Who wouldn’t like it?
Anyways, back to the latest episode, the second last episode before the series finale. From here on, be warned that it’s full of spoilers so read on with care.
The last episode, on the Roman camp: Kore fled Crassus’ camp and joined the Rebel Army to get away from Tiberius. Caesar found out the reason Kore left and threatened Tiberius but Tiberius raped him. On the Rebel camp: The Rebel army was separated – Spartacus led the slaves to the Alps while Crixus led those who wanted to have Roman blood spilled battle it out. Agron broke up with Nasir so that Nasir could live and joined Crixus. Crixus’ army met Crassus’ army. Agron fell to Tiberius’ sword and Crixus was speared through the back by Tiberius again. Crixus fell and was beheaded in front of Naevia.
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