#sky1

[clarkkantagain]

captain sky1

[asoulofatlantis]

Oh you have NO IDEA... ^^'

And this here marks the moment were our shipping fun ends and the shipping pain starts... oh joy...

You know that these days I am not such a big enemy of Ouroboros anymore... but there are certain people there that really need to die. He was one of the ones who needed to be dead, and while I still feel sorry for the way he had to die and Kevins role in it, I still somewhat think Weissmann got what he deserved.

Yeah... IF you EVER get married, that is...

Yeah it will. After... one more game of... suffering and pain and heartbreak and frustration and waiting until freaking chapter 6 to be finally able to fucking fix this! URG! I am not looking forward to this. The second sky game had a really bad pacing and the writing of the Joshua and Estelle situation had been seriously lacking until they FINALLY reunited. So... uh...

The things I do for love...

(And here I am... quoting Crow...)

You will never get something like this in a modern Trails-Game... but that also means avoiding the heartbreak that follows ^^'

Oh the pain!

If you haven't noticed that... Falcom is really good at ending a game in a way that... makes sure you see that wretched fairytale to the end if you get me.

I am kind of glad I finished the game. Even tho what's coming next isn't very fun ^^' Or the one that is coming after that one. But... oh well...

I have to say tho... that all in all the Sky-Saga is really nice. Its just that the games haven't aged super well and that it really makes you see Falcoms biggest weaknesses. The interesting part of the plot FINALLY kicks in around chapter 3 and the final chapter is often dragged on and on and on and on and on and that can make you get tired of it at a very crucial point. BUT all in all it was a very nice story. And it has great characters. And once again, watching the game with the future knowledge I have is a fun thing in itself.

I guess I will play the second Sky game next, even tho I am not really having many fond memories of it regarding the pacing. But... oh well.

But since I have to go back to work tomorrow I should better now start today. Maybe the next weekend. We will see.

Until then... maybe you should listen to the "Whereabout of light"? It will set the right mood for the next game XD

That aside. We can still look forward to the next game as we will have some amazing shipping moments for almost all our ships at some point. And lots of Olivert! Lets look forward to it! ♥

[theholmwoodfoundation]

THE HOLMWOOD FOUNDATION PILOT EPISODE CAST/CREW - PART ONE

REBECCA ROOT - MADDIE TOWNSEND/MINA HARKER

Rebecca trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. Theatre credits include A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Shakespeare’s Globe, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time for the National Theatre (UK and Ireland tour); Rathmines Road for Fishamble at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin; Trans Scripts at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts; The Bear / The Proposal at the Young Vic; and Hamlet at the Gielgud Theatre and Athens International Festival. TV, Film and Video Game credits include Monsieur Spade, This Is Christmas, Irvine Welsh’s Crime, Hogwarts Legacy, Horizon Forbidden West, Heartstopper, Annika, The Rising, Sex Education, The Gallery, The Queen’s Gambit, Finding Alice, Creation Stories, Last Christmas, The Sisters Brothers, Colette, The Danish Girl, Flack, The Romanoffs, Moominvalley, Hank Zipzer, Boy Meets Girl, Doctors, Casualty, The Detectives, and Keeping Up Appearances.  Radio credits include Clare In The Community, Life Lines, The Hotel, and 1977 for BBC Radio 4. Guest appearances include Woman’s Hour, Front Row, Loose Ends, Saturday Live, and A Good Read.  She plays Tania Bell in the award-winning Doctor Who: Stranded audio dramas. Rebecca has also recorded numerous documentary narrations, audiobooks, and voice-overs. Rebecca is also a voice and speech coach, holding the MA in Voice Studies from Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

SEAN CARLSEN - JEREMY LARKIN/ JONATHAN HARKER

Born in South Wales, Seán trained at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. He has worked extensively in audio drama, television, theatre and film.  Seán is perhaps best known to Doctor Who fans as Narvin in the Doctor Who audio series Gallifrey and has appeared on TV in Doctor Who - The Christmas Invasion and Torchwood. Recent TV credits include Mudtown (BBCiplayer/S4C), Dal y Mellt (Netflix), His Dark Materials (BBC1), All Creatures Great and Small (Channel 5), A Mother's Love (Channel 4) and Series 5 of Stella (Sky1).  Films include supporting leads in Boudica - Rise of the Warrior Queen, cult horror The Cleansing,  the lead in Forgotten Journeys and John Sheedy’s forthcoming film ‘Never Never Never’

SAM CLEMENS - ARTHUR JONES

Samuel Clemens trained at the Drama Centre London and is an award-winning director with over twenty years’ experience. Samuel has recently written and directed his debut feature film ‘The Waterhouse’ with Take The Shot Films & Featuristic Films and represented by Raven Banner Entertainment, which is due for release this coming year.  In addition, he has directed fourteen short films, winning awards all over the world including shorts ‘Surgery (multi-award winning), A Bad Day To Propose (Straight 8 winner 2021), Say No & Dress Rehearsal’. Samuel also directs critically acclaimed number one UK stage tours and fringe shows (Rose Theatre Kingston, Swansea Grand, Eastbourne, Yvonne Arnaud, Waterloo East Theatre) and commercials include clients JD Sports, Shell and Space NK. Samuel is also a regular producer and director for Big Finish Productions & Anderson Entertainment. He has cast, directed, produced and post supervised numerous productions of ‘Doctor Who – (BBC), The Avengers (Studio Canal), Thunderbirds, Stingray (Anderson Entertainment), Callan, Missy, Gallifrey’& Shilling & Sixpence Investigate’ and many more. Samuel has directed world class talent such as, Sir Roger Moore, Ben Miles, Tom Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Alex Kingston, Frank Skinner, Rita Ora, Rosie Huntingdon-Whiteley, Rufus Hound, David Warner, Celia Imrie, Samuel West, Youssef Kerkour, Sophie Aldred, Ian McNiece, Colin Baker, Olivia Poulet, Stephen Wight, Jade Anouka, Mimi Ndwendi, Michelle Gomez, Peter Davidson, Paul O’Grady and many more. Samuel is one of the founding members and directors at Take The Shot Films Ltd and is Head of Artistic Creation and Direction. Lastly, Samuel is a regular tutor at The London Film Academy, The Giles Foreman Centre for Acting & The Rose Youth Theatre and is a member of The Directors Guild UK. As for upcoming projects, Sam is currently in pre-production on his next feature film “On The Edge of Darkness”, which is based on his dad’s stage play “Strictly Murder”.

ATTILA PUSKAS - DRACULA

Attila Puskás is a native Hungarian Voice Actor born in Transylvania – Romania, so Romanian is in his bag of tricks too, but most of his work is done in English, in a Transatlantic Eastern European Accent, but is quite capable of Hungarian, Romanian and International Eastern European accents, plus Standard American. His voice range is Adult to Middle Aged (30-40+) due to his deep voice. Vocal styles can range from authoritive, brooding to calming and reassuring and much more. He’s most experienced in character work, like Animations and Games, but his skills encompass Commercials to Narration as well. He’s received training through classes and workshops, pushing him to the next level to achieve higher standards. Now on a journey to perfect these skills and put them to good use!

PART TWO: HERE

PART THREE: HERE

[lyinginahammock]

I think the Internet would be a funnier place if the fantasy text that defined our generation was "The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents" or "The Wee Free Men" instead of "Harry Potter". If the hero of a generation was Tiffany Aching and not Harry Potter. If the mentor of a generation was Granny Weatherwax.

We'd certainly be better read and more knowledgeable, since not only is there a lot more Discworld than HP, but Discworld also makes you want to learn more about our world to understand the jokes in Discworld.

Also, there'd be actually good adaptations of Discworld (not looking at you, Sky1 Hogfather).

[beyourselfchulanmaria]

Your blog is amazingly beautiful!

@silent-sky1

Ahh!!! you make my day, and I will take time to visit your page. Thank you!

By the way, my blog has no secrets, you can make it public, because as long as it is a "secret", it must be buried in a secret place, and I will still not say it even if I am sentenced to death. 🤣😂🤣

🙃 Your silly and stubborn like cow friend - Chu Lan artist from Taiwan~*

[lemonsharks]

Here is the an alternate way to possibly get Lockwood and co a new home:

Identify broadcast networks where it would fit (BBC, Sky1, ITV, etc). Streaming platforms are a nonstarter due to contract reasons.

Identify the executives at those networks with the authority to say yes. Inundate them with letters. Send them PowerPoint printouts outlining how our show fits their audience (and their advertisers?). Give them compliments about shows they've greenlit before.

[dantesinfernhole]

Tagged by: @cpt-sky1

Relationship Status: so chronically single it’s bordering parody 

Favorite colour: Nature green! The darker and richer, the better. 

Song stuck in my head: Ya know, it’s been oscillating between Adele’s Easy on Me, and Countdown by Beyonce since I needed a bop

Last song I listened to: Opera Fight from EEAAO

Three favorite foods: I’m a classic Pizza Slut, but also egg noodles in any kind of fashion. Not to mention burek (Slavs wya?)

Last thing I googled: “Saturated vs. Unsaturated groundwater.” I’ve been asked to give a talk about karst geology and caves to my alma mater so I needed a refresher

Dream trip: There’s a cave in France you can float around in something called an areoplume in. Literally tons of helium is holding you up and you just float around a huge cave. That, or a caving expedition to an unknown cave and be the first human to step into a place no one has ever stepped into before (a bucket list item of mine)

One thing i'm craving right now: warmer weather, a blunt, and a cheese danish

I’m passing this along to these hotties: @hereandthere123123 @falling-planet @calvijnsmain and @hole-therapy

[rizartcreations]

I create a photo manipulation with holographic technique to fantasy concept artwork in photoshop.

Full Process Here 👉 https://youtu.be/cXo5orN-egs

Stock images👇

Field - Sky1 - Sky2 - Dead Tree1 - Dead Tree2 - Skull1 - Skull2 - Skull3 - Raven1 - Raven2 - Claws by ImaginaryRosseArt - Moon - Black Curtains - Model from Photo Manipulation Official

Smoke Ovelays 👉 1 - 2 -  3 - 4

[beserkerhealer]

@cpt-sky1

[clarkkantagain]

captain sky1

[asoulofatlantis]

Well it wouldn't be the first in certainly won't be the last time ^^'

Always with the long-haired wig...

These soldiers are always playing dirty. No Erebonian Army-Man with pride would do something like that. Heck, I think even most of our Erebonian Jeager wouldn't do something like that. We do like to win "fair and square" in Erebonia. Or... at least we usually do not take any hostages to get what we want - stealing princes to activate Testa Rossa aside, but Duke Cayenne was certainly not a Military-Man and he did not use him as a hostage so that doesn't even count! *achem*

Seriously tho... you can say what you want about Erebonia and their army, but their pride is certainly unmachted.

Schera! I have been wondering when you would finally show up.

Now would you look at that, she brought her future husband along. How convenient XD (No complaints from me, that's for sure, but its somewhat hilarious to witness all that with the knowledge of the future ^^')

Uh... what have you two been up to? I thought you went drinking. That sounds like Schera had a late night snake after the drinks tho ^^'

Uh... close enough, I guess XD

Also: I would have NEVER found that spot without a god Walkthrough. The map was hilarious like... I had no idea were my starting point was or the marker that Zin said was there ^^'

I absolutely agree. Without Estelles S-Craft I would have been done for.

EXCUSE ME?'! Kill him girls! (Joking, I am joking... mostly...)

Uff! This guy was a nightmare to deal with...

I... uh... guess that Agate has never seen the Queen before? ^^'

Well it certainly did not. People on Twitter YouTube and Reddit mention it all the time how this looks like Steam-Punkt, while Crossbell is already immensely modern with and Erebonias follows up with its (until then...) state of the art Panzer Soldats and after that we have Calvard who probably just a huge chunk of the preparation money the got from Erebonia to build a rocketship AND not to forget the things Marduk seems to be capable off.

Sadly... as soon as a country arc is over it seems its loosing almost all of its power and advantages. Liberl at this point in the game is only superior in one thing: Airships. And that was almost taken over by Erebonia too. So... I can kind of understand his sentiment here. Liberl is quite the lost cause between those powerhouses that are Calvard and Erebonia and while Crossbell does lack in size and military power, it certainly makes up for it when it comes to its economical position and the advantages that come with that. Its not just that. We start out with Liberl as one of the countries were the whole Bracer business works out the best, given how Erebonia needed Militäry-Student for help and Crossbell needed the Special Suppor Section to handle things despite the Bracers. However, even tho I wouldn't say that Calvards overall Bracers are better than Liberls, their whole system seems to function entirely better. And no one seems to think to get people like the Brights or Agate for help, when Calvard is in need of more bracers. Instead, we get a newbie from the Enemy-Country. I guess that says A LOT about the fact that even the Bracers of Liberl do not seem to be superior anymore to them in any other countries. So Liberl is... basically a lost cause and I think Richard saw that coming and although misguided, he only wanted the best for his country and its future. That is at least something someone can understand, despite the fact that he obviously did absolutely EVERYTHING wrong in his try to give his country a chance in the future.

I thought I was relatively prepared thanks to the new game plus... but this is ridiculous. Loewe was already hard. Richard was certainly anything but a walk in the Park either and now this thing. I think I've fought enough for one freaking damn day.

URG! This is bad and no fun at all. This fight is far too hard for my liking. And I likely brought the wrong people with me so... T.T

I couldn't agree more...

Look who had a last-minute change of heart...

And here he is the biggest, fattest gloryhound in the whole Trails-Saga - and if I as a Rean fan dare to say that, than trust me, it is true...

Estelle might not know much about her father oh so heroic past but trust me, she does know her father very well...

[godstaff]

Optometrist wanted.

Look!

Up in the sky1

It's a bird...!

It's a plane...!

No! It's Metropolitan people's lousy eyesight!

I don't want these folks as air traffic controllers.

[shycatbot]

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[avoicebehindthestars]

Also, Good Omens s2 minus the minisodes (142m). And every other Terry Pratchett book adaptation by Sky1 (each is 3hrs+).

it’s become a bit of an inside joke between my friends (and occasionally my dad) to measure things by how many times you could watch the 90 minute good omens 3 movie. its how I cope. they get a little more niche as you go…

(#5 is @drbobdoodles LOL)

[lifewithaview]

Michael Landes and Ophelia Lovibond in Hooten & the Lady (2016) The Amazon

Ep1

British Museum curator Lady Alex Lindo-Parker travels to the Amazon in search of the lost camp of Victorian explorer Percy Fawcett. A series of mishaps sees her joined by maverick American adventurer Hooten and they stumble upon El Dorado.

*Hooten & The Lady opened with an audience of 1,198,000 viewers making it the most watched programme on Sky1 for the period 12th - 18th September 2016 by a considerable margin.