#season 6 episode reviews

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I Watched the M*A*S*H: Yankee Doodle Doctor | Season 1 Episode 6 | Retro Review

I love the television show MAS*H, so I thought it would be fun if I rewatched every single episode and recorded a review of said episode. Join me today along this five year long mission as I review the Season 1 Episode 6: Yankee Doodle Doctor.

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‘Rick & Morty’ Season 7 Episode 6 Review: Back On Track

Last week’s episode was big, it featured a showdown with Rick and Rick Prime and also featured the return of the Evil Morty, so this week’s episode “Rickfending Your Mort” has big shoes to fill. And I’m happy to tell you that it does. The episode is pretty much Morty’s Mind Blowers 2, if you don’t remember the episode “Morty’s Mind Blowers” from season 3, it was like a clip show but in the form…

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A Non-Spoiler/Very Mild Spoiler Review of LOKI Season 2, Episode 6:

Well. I've learned how to cry quieter since Infinity War came out, anyway.

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Have you seen the new Eren 👉👈

HIIIIIII BABYYYY!!! I apologize for the late reply 😭😭😭

OMG WAIT THIS IS THE DUDE FROM VINLAND SAGA SEASON 2 RIGHT????? damn he really does look like the older version of eren wtf

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The Boys Season 4 Episode 6 Review

After losing his dad, Hughie faces more trauma and nightmares in 'The Boys' Season 4 Episode 6! Meanwhile, Firecracker finally gets her moment in the sun with Homelander in one of the more bizarre twists of the season.

Follow us on Twitter | Instagram If you thought Hughie Campbell had a lifetime of trauma foisted upon him thanks to superheroes and compound V—from his girlfriend getting crushed to death like a slushy by A-Train on the streets, to having to euthanize his beloved father after the bloody fiasco in the last episode, and a whole lot of other crazies in between—he is in for more nightmarish…

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Season 2, Episode 6

Well, we finally know what Kris's purpose was, other than comic relief. Santapolis's whole purpose was to be a stopping point for Mad Santa where he and Olga could show the audience that they really aren't that bad, and since they obviously weren't going to be killed off (not that kind of Disney franchise!) they (or, at least, Magnus) needed another place to go. Yeah, okay. I'll buy that. Kris's purpose was to provide Magnus Antas with a new purpose. What do I think about this? Mm...it's fine. If Jack Frost can be thawed by a hug, why not?

So, when Magnus Antas put himself in the doghouse (pun intended) and said he was 'Werewolfing himself', that had me wondering if they were going to drop one of those little throw-away nuggets, like "Oh yeah, by the way, Werewolves are real. Anyway, I was a bad person, lock me up." If they're gearing up for a Christmas/Halloween crossover in Season 3 and it looks too much like a watered down version of The Hollow, I'm gonna sue! XD

Okay, seriously though, I didn't mind this episode all that much. Lots of tying up loose ends, though very little character development, and Scott finally pulled his head out of his butt and decided to be a good dad. I liked that Magnus actually helped him see where he made his mistakes. Didn't much care for the final confrontation, but it was interesting that the cocoa mug was actually the amulet. Noel is finally showing that he can be as bada$$ as his wife, which I LOVED!

The Betty/Olga fight seemed a bit forced to me, mostly because what can a toy sword do against an actual battle axe! And them fighting over the toy like...well, children. I know they look like children, but it's pretty much been established that they're adults, they can marry, they have jobs. So to be like "I want it!!!" "No, it's mine!!!" just fell a little flat to me. I much preferred what came after!

So, is the Elf/Gnome grudge all because Gnomes can't make toys, and Elves can't make useful things (like, excuse you, toys are useful, they serve a purpose!), so it's all about jealousy? Hm...interesting. You know, they could probably team up to make some pretty nice back to school stuff! Sure, it's useful, but who says it can't be fun to look at, or maybe have bells or charms hanging off it? Kids would eat that UP! Just look at all the Lisa Frank stuff that was all over the place before.

EB is normal again, and possibly a potty mouth. Love that. XD

Riley is back, and suddenly all is forgiven. Hate it.

And apparently Scott is NOT in Dutch with the Council for breaking nearly every rule in the book? This man is a Karma Houdini!

I guess Disney accomplished their goal, at least...they got us to watch and talk about it. I just wish they were more character oriented, because they sure as Hades ain't concerned about continuity!

Oh yeah, and Curtis is alive! So, why'd they call it 'Curtis-itis'? Hmmmm...

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This is video discusses potential issues with the sixth season of the television show Black Mirror. It explores possible reasons for negative reception and examines the episodes that were released.

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Review: Black Mirror’s ‘Joan is Awful’ is awful.

Episode Rating: 2.5/10

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This episode heavily relys on meta gimmicks and celebrity cameos for its humor which fall flat and its attempt at a plot twist is laughably bad.

The scene where Salma Hayek is yelling and making poop jokes is especially grating. Topped off by the cringe, “I am Salma fucking Hayek” scene that we’re supposed to think is epic for some reason, despite this episode showcasing Salma Hayek’s bad acting. It lacks zero charm or appeal that Black Mirror originally had in its earlier incarnations. The excuse for how the “quantum computer” works which they provide very little explanation for (see TV Tropes) is basically that an actor can license their digital likeness to Streamberry (in-universe netflix) that will then generate an entire show using CGI. This explanation shows a clear lack of effort or research by the writers which would put CGI directors and artists to shame, as CGI renderings take wayyyy longer than this episode implies. This episode basically just rides off of the coattails of that age-old “nobody reads the terms & conditions” joke that old people on Facebook enjoy. It somehow manages to be even worse than Season 5’s ‘Rachel, Jack, and Ashley too’ episode, which i’m sure that both Black Mirror viewers and scientists alike both previously thought was impossible.

I would typically give this a 1 but Michael Cera being in it gives it an extra 1.5 even though i’m almost entirely sure that he was held at gunpoint to be in it.

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My Hero Academia Season 6 Episode 23

My Hero Academia Season 6 Episode 23 opens with Deku asking why his friends are here and Ochaco Uraraka (Uravity) responds “because we were worried about you.” Deku claims he’s find and tries to send them away. Katsuki Bakugo sarcastically congratulates him and asks if Deku “can still smile?” Deku begs his friends to understand that he left for their sake and he tries to leave using One For All.…

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The Mandalorian - Chapter 22 Guns for Hire REVIEW | Star Wars

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an update on my black mirror watch-through

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‘Doctor Who’ Season 1 (2024) Episode 6 Review: Oh, This Is So Bridgerton

This week’s episode of Doctor Who is a calmer one compared to what we’ve had to deal with for the past three weeks: the possible destruction of Kastarion 3 due to The Doctor’s DNA, Ruby having to meddle with right-wing politics to stop the woman 73 yards behind her, and finally The Doctor failing to save a civilisation that’s so ignorant and racist that they’re willing to go to their eventual…

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Gen V Episode 6 Review

Marie, Andre, and Jordan are trapped in Cate's memories, can they find a way out? Read our quick review of Gen V Episode 6 starring Jaz Sinclair, London Thor, Derek Luh, Chance Perdomo, Lizze Broadway and Maddie Phillips.

Thanks to episode 5 of “Gen V,” we all now know who was meddling with everyone’s memories and causing them to forget things – Cate Dunlap. With the cat out of the bag, everybody despises Cate (Maddie Phillips). However, before they can confront her about why she was manipulating their minds, Marie Moreau (Jaz Sinclair), Jordan Li (London Thor/Derek Luh), and Andre (Chance Perdomo) find themselves…

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ASPIRANTS SEASON 2 Story, Cast & Review

ASPIRANTS SEASON 2: यह तीन यूपीएससी उम्मीदवारों की यात्रा और सभी बाधाओं के बावजूद उनकी दोस्ती की कहानी है। ASPIRANTS SEASON 2 Cast: नवीन कस्तूरिया, शिवांकित सिंह परिहार, अभिलाष थपलियाल, सनी हिंदुजा, नमिता दुबे, तेंगम सेलीन और कलाकार। ASPIRANTS SEASON 2 Story: ‘ASPIRANTS SEASON 2’ रामपुर के डीएम के रूप में अभिलाष की पहली पोस्टिंग, गुरी की वित्तीय परेशानियों और सरकारी अनुबंध हासिल करने के उनके…

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The Rewatch 231: Descent

Series: Star Trek: TNGEpisode: 6.26/ 7.1 Descent (June 21, 1993 (1) and September 20, 1993 (2))Rating: 5/5Redshirt Status: 3/23/57  (we will give it to season 6) Notable Guest Stars:Steven Hawking (Himself) –  Steven Hawking is a well-known physicist.  He plays himself in the opening scene. Natalija Nogulich (Admiral Alynna Nechayev) – This is not the first nor the last time we will see…