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Fated Encounters Episode 6 of Twenty Five Twenty One starts with Yi-Jin bringing her mother to the internet cafe, where she communicates with her husband via webcam. The pair exchange loving messages to one another, with Yi-Jin there, writing down her words. After, the pair go for a walk up a beautiful beach, reflecting on life and what’s happened this far. She encourages Yi-Jin to find someone he can share his life with, which is enough for him to stand up and decide to do what’s right....

Living Two Lives Twice Upon A Time is really trying my patience. Although the third episode does move things along a little and introduces some urgency late on, this French series has really taken its time to reach this point. This is certainly not a widespread series I can recommend to the mass public and depending on how this one finishes, will determine whether it’ll even be worth taking the plunge in the first place....

Episode Guide Episode 1 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 2 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 3 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 4 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 5 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 6 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 7 – | Review Score – 5/5 Episode 8 – | Review Score – 4/5 Shocking, methodically paced and really well written, Unbelievable is a poignant and important reminder that sexual assault has far broader psychological effects than the despicable act itself....

The story takes place deep in the Joseon Era, and within the palace exists troublemaking princes who cause nothing but headaches for the royal family. In particular for their mother, the Queen Hwa-Ryeong who’s supposed to act with grace and dignity, but for her sons playing up. Understandably, she ends up exasperated and sensitive. Every day of her life is full of trials and challenges but perhaps none are more challenging than simultaneously helping to run a Kingdom and raise two troublesome kids!...

The story takes place deep in the Joseon Era, and within the palace exists troublemaking princes who cause nothing but headaches for the royal family. In particular for their mother, the Queen Hwa-Ryeong who’s supposed to act with grace and dignity, but for her sons playing up. Understandably, she ends up exasperated and sensitive. Every day of her life is full of trials and challenges but perhaps none are more challenging than simultaneously helping to run a Kingdom and raise two troublesome kids!...

Deeper Undercover The fourth episode of Undercover begins with John confronting Bob, explaining that he’s not able to find any traces of him anywhere, leading to him telling Bob he doesn’t trust him at all. Keeping his composure, Bob tells him he conducts his business the way he wants and warns John not to threaten him ever again. This causes the deal he made with Ferry to be broken. The next day, Danielle shows Kim a new caravan on the camping site and tries to convince her to come back....

Gyeongseong Creature Lead Cast: Park Seo-joon, Han So-hee, Wi Ha-joon, Claudia Kim, Kim Hae-sook, Jo Han-chul Network: Netflix Plot: This historical drama is set in the city of Gyeongseong, during the spring of 1945. Jang Tae-sang, a wealthy merchant, and Yun Chae-ok, a bounty hunter who finds missing people, are forced to work together when monstrous creatures begin to plague the city. Joining them is Tae-sang’s best friend Kwon Joon-taek. However, the most exciting thing about this show is its star-studded cast!...

Mind Frisk Episode 5 of Upload Season 2 starts with an alarm waking Nathan up. Ingrid is completely out of it, given she’s in the real world. This is, apparently, just a new security system install and nothing to be alarmed about. Meanwhile, Nora speaks to Matteo who remains dead-set on destroying Lakeview no matter what – and no matter who gets caught in the crossfire. With a distance growing between them, Nora decides they need some time apart....

Episode Guide The Greenlanders Viking The Marshes The Bridge Miracle The Last Daughter of Uppsala Choices The End of the Beginning Much like Vikings, the real history surrounding this period of time is somewhat skewed. The biggest culprit here though comes from Jarl Haakon, so lets get that elephant in the room out the way first. In history, Jarl Haakon was a male Scandinavian warrior. The name Haakon even means “exalted son....

Moving The Chess Pieces Buckle up guys, episode 17 of Vincenzo is here and business is about to pick up. Vincenzo moves his silenced gun from side to side, threatening our four lawyers and firing several shots. “Killing my Mother was not just evil, it was utterly foolish.” Vincenzo rasps, promising a humiliation worse than death and then a slow, painful death after. Just before he walks away, Vincenzo shoots Joon-Woo’s ear....

Vinland Saga Season 2 Episode 2 Vinland Saga Season 2 starts off where season 1 left off. We will get the Slave Arc from the manga as Thorfinn goes from trying to get his vengeance to being enslaved and losing his only goal in life. However, he meets Einar, who helps him find a new meaning and regain his fire. Elsewhere, King Canute will be focusing on conquering new territories to bring the promised land to his people....

Episode Guide Tomato Salt Potato Pickles Rice Egg Herbs & Spices Corn Mushroom Water Waffles + Mochi feels like the TV equivalent of throwing everything but the kitchen sink at children’s TV and seeing what sticks. There’s influences here of Sesame Street, Blues Clues, The Magic School Bus and even Inside Out. It’s a bizarre blend in truth but a cocktail that somehow works surprisingly well to bring everything together in a very organic way....

https://youtu.be/cDlQGCFJDvE The War Begins After last week’s sombre return to the streets of Chinatown, we begin Warrior with episode 7 and Ah Toy inspecting a new batch of women to serve in the brothel. As she walks down the line, one girl in particular catches her eye. It turns out this one is from a fishing village she recognizes and she hesitantly agrees to take her on. After getting her cleaned up, we cut to Bill drinking at the bar, still reeling from his ordeal last week....

I Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghosts What We Do In The Shadows returns for a follow-up slice of comedy after the season 2 premiere. Although not quite as strong as the previous episode, there’s enough here to make for a really enjoyable 20 minutes nonetheless. With a returning Jeff and lots of cleverly written jokes once more, Shadows continues to show off its strong writing. “We’ve got ghosts”. Yep, it’s ghosts this time around and our trio of vampires find themselves contemplating how to deal with this, with Laszlo, Nandor and Colin Robinson doubting their existence....

Trolling What We Do in the Shadows is arguably the funniest comedy on TV right now. With a combination of cleverly written jokes, a more driven narrative this season surrounding Guillermo’s vampire hunting and some wonderfully imaginative ideas, Shadows continues to deliver the goods. With a third season having been confirmed earlier this week, What We Do in the Shadows produces another decent episode even if it isn’t quite as strong as some of the other episodes we’ve seen this year....

Jin’s Decision When I Was The Most Beautiful returns for a dramatic episode, one that turns the attention away from Hwan and onto Ye-Ji and Jin instead. This changed focus brings a slightly more mature tone to this Korean drama but also one that loses some of its built up momentum. All of this builds up to a dramatic climax that leaves the door wide open for the next episode. We begin episode 5 of When I Was The Most Beautiful a few months after the wedding....

Bad People Episode 2 of Who Killed Sara begins with Elisa desperate to find out what happened in the past. Cesar refuses to answer any of her questions though, leading Elisa to Alex’s house. She crouches behind the car as armed guards show and begin shooting the place up. Hired by Cesar, they certainly leave a warning for him, beating Alex down to the ground. With instructions to leave the kid on the floor, Elisa creeps inside and notices all the documents and photos up on the wall....

Why Her? Episode 14 Why Her is the latest law drama, one that revolves around Oh Soo-Jae, a lawyer talented enough to become the youngest partner at TK Law Firm. This is widely regarded as the best in South Korea. Soo-Jae is driven to win cases through her self-righteous principles. She’s lived her life to achieve success… until one case causes her to become demoted as an adjunct professor at a law school....

Why Her? Episode 7 Why Her is the latest law drama, one that revolves around Oh Soo-Jae, a lawyer talented enough to become the youngest partner at TK Law Firm. This is widely regarded as the best in South Korea. Soo-Jae is driven to win cases through her self-righteous principles. She’s lived her life to achieve success… until one case causes her to become demoted as an adjunct professor at a law school....

Episode Guide Episode 1 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 2 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 3 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 4 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 5 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 6 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 7 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 8 – | Review Score – 4/5 Episode 9 – | Review Score – 4....