Brendan P – Google

"FUBAR" finds the perfect balance of action and comedy, and is full of plot twists galore. Arnold and the rest of the cast fit their roles and characters perfectly. I think the nods to Arnold's movie career are tastefully incorporated. The character development across the entire cast is really well done; where they were in Ep 1 is different to where they are in Ep 8, and the progression all felt natural. Even the side characters gave it their all, so the entire show feels very complete. I thought Barry & Tina was my underrated/hidden gem of the season; I particularly enjoyed both their acting, both the characters progression, and I was amazed with their storyline. They also got a captivating episode together in the spotlight which I enjoyed. And talk about that plot twist at the end, what?! I will be re-watching this series, and I eagerly hope Netflix gives us a Season 2!

5/5: Tales of the Jedi provides an epic look into how Count Dooku turned to the dark side, and the beginnings of Ahsoka Tano. These were only 6 episodes ranging in 13-17 minute lengths, but these animated episodes carried so much depth, weight, and made such an impact when watching it. Count Dooku's conflicted emotions to the Jedi Order, wanting to do things his own thing, it does connect to the audience, and some of what he says makes sense. Meanwhile, for Ahsoka's story we really see what made her special, and the intense training put under by Anakin is really what saved her bacon all those years later. I sincerely hope Disney & Lucasfilms makes more of these short episodes for these characters; I think we got a complete look at Count Dooku, but the last episode can be expanded on with Ahsoka's story leading up to say, her time in Rebels or the Mandalorian, but animated. The animation was beautiful in these episodes, and the writing superb. Disney CEO Bob Chapek said recently that adults don't like animation, and that animation isn't for adults. Well Bob, speaking as an adult, and speaking as someone who was introduced to the Clone Wars animated TV show which kickstarted my interest in the series (and it's spinoffs) by my parents who are adults, I say to you Mr. Chapek that animated shows are for adults, and you Bob Chapek are 100% WRONG.

What makes a children's show a masterpiece if children watch it and enjoying it and they are immersed and interacting with what they see. What also makes it a masterpiece is if the adults can watch the show with the kid and not be driven mad or annoyed. Peppa Pig is watchable for everyone, thanks to it's brilliant writing, simplistic design, which makes it 100% enjoyable and funny. Well done, and never change the shows philosophy.

This tv show is a classic for families. UNFORTUANTELY, over the years the shows owners and directors have made poor decisions in story writing and character development. At the time of writing this, the current owners Mattel do a fantastic job at DESTROYING a classic show. Mattel removed beloved main characters such as Edward and Henry, making younger fans of those characters cry and older fans shake their heads in disappointment. Mattel deviated from the core principles the show was founded on, creating unrealistic scenes such as trains flying, bouncing, and more. Thomas and Friends was founded on being a realistic interpretation of the railway, something destroyed now. Mattel puts their own agenda ahead of their loyal fans, young and old. If you want to watch Thomas and Friends with a young family, show them the classics; the books, and of the TV show, Seasons 1-7 are the golden era of Thomas. Seasons 8-16 are the dark ages. Seasons 17-21 saw a revival of the golden era, but Seasons 22-present brought back the dark ages. In summary: a fantastic, imaginative show that is family friendly, only to be ruined over the years by POOR direction from producers. You won't be disappointed watching the classics, or watching family-friendly fan-made content on YouTube, where some peoples work is genuinely better than the real show!

El Camino is a great film. As expected, the writing and acting is spectacular. I loved the bit when they briefly showed the new businesses that took over Saul Goodman's and Los Pollos Hermanos, post their old owners departures. However, a few things hindered the viewing experience. Firstly, there was too many flashbacks. Some of them were insightful, but the movie could have used a lot of those flashback minutes for something else in the movie. Secondly, without mentioning any spoilers, I feel the ending was mediocre, and while it did bring some level of closure, there are many more questions that come off of it, and potentially, more shows/movies? However, as an overall package, this is another quality product in the Breaking Bad realm. 8.5/10