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El destino de la nación está en sus manos… “El Agente Nocturno · Temporada 2”

Los esfuerzos de Peter Sutherland por salvar al presidente tuvieron éxito y ahora se ganó la oportunidad de convertirse en un agente nocturno. Pero trabajar en la organización secreta, Acción Nocturna, empujará a Peter a un mundo donde el peligro está en todas partes y la confianza escasea.

Estreno: 23 de enero de 2025 en Netflix.

Creada por Shawn Ryan, la segunda temporada cuenta con las actuaciones de Gabriel Basso, Luciane Buchanan, Amanda Warren, Brittany Snow, Teddy Sears, Navid Negahban, Rob Heaps, Arienne Mandi, Elise Kibler, Louis Herthum, Berto Colon, Marwan Kenzari, Dikran Tulaine, Keon Alexander, Michael Malarkey, entre otros.

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Casting details for Night Agent season 2

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Who: Berto Colon as Lorenzo Tejada What: Fendi Multicolor Logo Cotton Sweatshirt in Red - Sold Out Where: 3x02 “Need vs. Greed”

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The Night Agent (Season 2 Review) | A Thrilling Continuation with High Stakes and Emotional Depth

S2 of #TheNightAgent is here, and it doesn’t hold back! Twists, high stakes, and emotional depth. Peter & Rose’s dynamic shines brighter than ever. Who’s ready for Season 3 already?! #SpyThriller #TheNightAgentSeason2 #MustWatch #TVReview 📖 Full review:

When The Night Agent first premiered, it grabbed me with its fast-paced action and high-stakes intrigue. I enjoyed Matthew Quirk’s novel and its adaptation didn’t disappoint. Season 1 was a wild ride, introducing us to Peter Sutherland (played brilliantly by Gabriel Basso), a low-level FBI agent working the night shift in the White House basement, manning a phone that never rings – until one…

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Berto Colon. Sexy guy. Love his white attire.

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Who: Berto Colon as Lorenzo Tejada What: Fendi Reversible Jersey Tracksuit Set - Sold Out Where: Power Book II: Ghost 3x01 “Your Perception, Your Reality"

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Brittany Snow joins the cast of Night Agent for Season 2!

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“ il Super-Io si sa benissimo come nasce e si può dire che sia il risultato di una progressiva introiezione delle privazioni imposte dalla realtà ma soprattutto dagli educatori e per meglio spiegarmi dirò che noi nascendo ce ne fottiamo di tutto e di tutti, il nostro unico pensiero è godercela sessualmente passando attraverso la fase orale e la fase anale e insomma sebbene a me sembri impossibile per ciò che mi riguarda come persona la primissima fase della nostra vita è puramente determinata dal piacere, anzi da quei torbidi piaceri che premono dalla sozzura dell’Es, e andremmo avanti così allegramente per tutta la vita se non ci scontrassimo con la realtà, e più che altro con gli educatori tra i quali si capisce primeggia il rompiscatole principe della nostra vita ossia il padre il quale non fa altro che dire non si deve fare questo e non si deve fare quest’altro, e un po’ alla volta tutti questi divieti e intimidazioni entrano in noi a formare quella parte dell’anima nostra chiamata appunto Super-Io, e il bello è che non sono mica tutte introiezioni forzate quelle che arrivano a costituire l’incomodo Super-Io, per quanto strano possa sembrare ce ne sono pure di volontarie nel senso che non sempre noi bambini desideriamo che nostro padre crepi o almeno si dissolva, il legame che ci unisce a lui è ambivalente come si dice ossia un sentimento alternativo o anche contemporaneo di odio e amore sicché mentre da una parte noi addirittura ammazzeremmo il padre solo che potessimo farcela dall’altra vorremmo essere come lui forte come lui grande come lui perfetto rompiscatole magari, e tutte queste aspirazioni sbagliate ad essere come il padre probo e onesto e Nei Secoli Fedele entrano costitutivamente nel nostro Super-Io rendendolo robusto al pari di un carabiniere si capisce, ed ora questa parte superiore della mia anima sta sempre qui a guardare ciò che faccio e in genere disapprova, si mette qui di guardia a tutti quegli impulsi edonistici che premono dall’Es e dice loro tornate indietro dannati nel vostro brago, e quelli tornano indietro qualche volta ma qualche volta no, qualche volta a dire il vero l’Io riesce a ignorare le istanze inibitorie e intimidatrici del Super-Io e a godersela un poco, ma poi Madonna santa come me la fa pagare questo poliziesco Super-Io, come mi massacra sotto tonnellate di senso di colpa, come mi punisce mettendosi magari sulla strada della mia gloria e dicendomi tu non sei degno tu non sei capace tu non avrai mai il plauso dei radicali, e quando proprio l’Io riesce a tenergli testa e a dirgli sono degno e sono capace e del plauso dei radicali me ne stropiccio com’è giusto, e anche dei produttori me ne stropiccio giacché ho messo da parte i soldi per scrivere il quarto il quinto il sesto e chissà mai pure il settimo capitolo del mio capolavoro, quando insomma mi sembra d’aver preso questo Super-Io padre defunto padre memoria padre eredità di onore e dovere, averlo preso dico e messo con le spalle al muro, quello a mia insaputa va a ripescare nell’inconscio peccati e dolori dimenticati e me li scaraventa addosso passando per il colon o per le lombari, e mi scatena le crisi d’angoscia per seppellirmi nel mio terrore e nella mia finalmente riconosciuta incapacità. “

Giuseppe Berto, Il male oscuro, Rizzoli, 1969; pp. 310-311.

[1ª Edizione: 1964]

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(Continuation)

Someone said Dave East is the sexiest man alive. What!?!?! Don't get me wrong. He's not ugly, but sexiest!?!? I was immediately inspired to create MY list of 100 men who are just as sexy, if not sexier, than Dave East.

41.) Langston Kerman

42.) Y'lan Noel

43.) Mike Colter

44.) Duane Martin

45.) Mel Jackson

46.) Berto Colon

47.) Justin Marcel McManus

48.) Leon

49.) Lil Scrappy

50.) Stevie J

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MICKEY7 by EDWARD ASHTON

Dying isn’t any fun…but at least it’s a living. Mickey Barnes is an Expendable: a disposable employee on a human expedition sent to colonize the ice world Niflheim. Whenever there’s a mission that’s too dangerous―even suicidal―the crew turns to Mickey. After one iteration dies, a new body is regenerated with most of his memories intact. After six deaths, Mickey7 understands the terms of his deal…and why it was the only colonial position unfilled when he took it. On a routine scouting mission, Mickey7 goes missing and is presumed dead. By the time he returns to the colony base, surprisingly helped back by native life, his fate has been sealed. There’s a new clone, Mickey8, reporting for Expendable duties, and there can only be one Expendable. If Mickey7 reports his survival to Command, one of them is going into the recycler. If he doesn’t and they’re caught, they both are. Meanwhile, life on Niflheim is getting worse. The atmosphere is unsuitable for humans, food is in short supply, and terraforming is going poorly. The native species are growing curious about their new neighbors, and that curiosity has Commander Marshall very afraid. Ultimately, the survival of both lifeforms will come down to Mickey7. That is, if he can just keep from dying for good.

RATING :: 3.5 / 5

Review under the cut! 🚨 Beware SPOILERS! 🚨

Please remember that these are only my opinions. Read the book yourself - your mileage may vary. 💜

🚨 TRIGGER WARNINGS - violence, death, traumatic events🚨

I'll admit, I'm not as big of a sci-fi nerd as I used to be. I don't really read sci-fi books much. But after finding a few gems (don't worry, reviews of those are coming soon!) and a glowing Reddit recommendation, I decided to give Mickey7 a shot.

The book starts off in an Antarctic wasteland. It is cold. Very cold. So cold that you cannot survive without a suit to protect you - and even then, you shouldn't stay out very long. Mickey7, the seventh iteration of Mickey Barnes, is exploring a cliff while pilot and good friend Berto watching from the air. Mickey7, distracted by a rock that looks like a monkey, plummets face-first over the cliff edge and blacks out.

When he wakes up, he's in a strange tunnel with a sprained wrist. Berto tells him there's no way he can get him out, so he should kill himself - because Mickey is an Expendable, someone whose personality and body can be reconstructed from virtual memory, he'll wake up in his bunk the next morning, hungover and covered in tank goo but alive and well. Berto flies off, and Mickey7 resigns himself to his fate.

But these tunnels are weird. They're perfectly round, clearly machine-made - but this world doesn't have machines. It has creepers, weird centipede-like aliens that will swarm you and eat you down to the bones in seconds, but not machines. Instead of taking off his helmet and letting hypothermia take him, he decides to explore a bit - and runs head-first into the largest creeper he's ever seen. It picks him up in its many legs and shoots down the tunnel. He resigns himself to yet another traumatizing painful death.

But it doesn't come. The creeper pops out of a tunnel near the dome habitat that Mickey7 lives in, sets him gently on the ground, and disappears. Mickey7 has survived to see another day.

He makes his way into the habitat and straight to his bunk - he could use a really good nap after whatever-the-hell that was. But it is the next morning, and in his bunk is Mickey8 - his newest iteration.

This is bad. This is really bad. After a literal world-ending catastrophe involving hundreds of clones of the same person, Multiples (clones) are shunned and instantly sentenced to death by organics recycler. He's already ostracized by the community - the Natalists see him as a soulless abomination, and everyone else thinks he's off-putting and weird (except for Nasha, his girlfriend and Berto's fellow combat pilot). If they find out he's a Multiple... well, he'll probably be fine. He's the original (or as original as being printed out of organic goop and shoved full of memories can be). Mickey8 will most likely be recycled - unless they get caught. Then both of them will be recycled, and the colony will continue with Mickey9.

But here's the deal - Mickey8 doesn't want to be recycled. He thinks it's his turn at bat. And he's going to do everything in his power to keep his shot at life.

The pacing in this book is...not great. Chapters will randomly begin as a flashback or reminiscing or recounting tales of this universe's history, such as the Alan Manikova incident. Or Ashton will explain literal rocket science in great detail (if you're a science nerd, you'll absolutely love this - but I'm not, and it went completely over my head. Whoosh). None of these come with a warning - you just kind of have to figure out yourself where in the timeline you are.

The characters are somewhat one-dimensional. Mickey7 is a loner who prefers to lay in his bunk and research history. Mickey8 is lazy and finds every excuse not to take his turn doing actual work - but is absolutely willing to eat more than his portion of their shared rations and "hang out" (re: bang) Nasha. Nasha is a combat pilot with a take-no-crap attitude who finds him irresistible. Berto is self-centered and a bit of a coward, with an ego to hide his insecurities. Captain Marshall is a hard-ass Natalist who rules with an iron fist. There are other characters, of course, and other than Cat Chen, they are even flatter - which is fair, since they're only mentioned for a few pages then off doing their own thing for the rest of the book.

The world-building isn't bad at all. It has great potential. We find out about Midgard, the human homeworld (the new one, anyway - no one has heard from Old Earth in a very long time) and a few other planets. We learn about Niflheim, the planet Mickey7 is currently on, and its hostile environment. And the technology is explained in great detail - which, like I said, went right over my head. If you enjoy sci-fi technology and science, you'll really like the descriptions in this book.

Ashton also gets into great detail describing the few deaths that Mickey7 remembers. We get to read every gory detail. If you have a light stomach, maybe skip this one. It gets pretty brutal in places.

I wish we got a little more dying - I mean, Mickey7's entire character is that he gets to be rebuilt upon death. I also wish we got to see more of the creepers. We see them exactly three times in the entire book, and they're glossed over pretty quickly. For a dominant species, they're barely there, which is sad because they're really cool.

The climax is pretty tense, though it's not explained very well. You understand why in the epilogue, where it all ties together, but when you're reading it, it's a little confusing and left me flipping back to earlier pages going "wait, what did I miss?"

I enjoyed the book, but I think it's one I'll only read once. If you're a sci fi nerd who loves reading the details and tribulations of world colonization and space travel, you'll really like this book. If you're not... well, give it a shot anyway. You might like it!

Thanks for reading my book review! Remember, this review is just my opinion. I (almost) always recommend you read the book yourself and see if you like it!

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Who: Berto Colon as Lorenzo Tejada What: Fendi Reversible Jersey Tracksuit Set - Sold Out Where: 3x01 “Your Perception, Your Reality"

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Mary J. Blige Says Monet's Grief in "Ghost" Season 3 Draws From Actor's Divorce: "Someone Has to Pay"

The Tejada family is reeling from a major loss in “Power Book II: Ghost” season three, but Monet only has one thing on her mind: revenge. The cold-hearted queenpin’s (Mary J. Blige) world shattered to pieces in season two’s shocking finale when her nephew son Zeke was shockingly killed by Monet’s husband, Lorenzo (Berto Colon), unbeknownst to her. Now she’s only concerned with hunting down the…

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Laura Prepon directing episode 7x05 of 'Orange is the New Black'