Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Geekly Daily 109 (Monday, April 22nd):

Now Playing: Fortnite
Now Listening:  Game of Thrones Aftershow podcasts
Now Watching:
Now Reading:  
Now Writing: Dakotah Slade Paranormal/Investigator
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Daily Geekly News Headlines:
  1. The Game Boy and Yoshi turns 30 apparently. Big month for Nintendo.
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Geekly Daily Blog:
I'm thinking of posting repeats of chapters, just so there's always some writing being mixed in with all the Video Game and pop culture content. I also go through the daily headlines every day and figure I might as well include the best of what I find here... Only I didn't find anything really interesting last night so all I got is the anniversary of both Game Boy and Yoshi. Jeez. They're as old as I am.
So many people are freaking out about Maisie William's nude scene in game of thrones. I think it was beautiful and emotional and perfect, and she wasn't even that nude. I'm really proud of her. We don't see much but it still must have been hard for her, having to get that naked on set.
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Geekly Weekly TV Rankings  (➤ for new) ( I live tweet shows on twitter, but try  to keep those spoiler-lite @AndrewGeczy)
  1.   Game of Thrones *****Great episode this week. A lot of people, including myself, were hoping for some action this week, and on my glance this episode doesn't have any. But that's not completely true. Arya gets some action, if you know what I mean. Her scene with Gendry was awesome. In fact, practically every scene was awesome. I was on the edge of my seat squeeling like a little school girl at lines of dialogue. I love this show so much. Only 4 episodes left :( and I'm really afraid about how there was so much of a focus who would be in the battle, and who would be in the crypts with the children, women, and elderly. If the theory that the Night King might raise the dead in the crypts, it could be a blood bath of their most vulnerable people! I'm almost certain that's how next week will play out. That Tyrion will survive, but what he sees will be so horrible that it'll lead him to make a horribly fateful choice at king's landing to kill everyone in the city before they can be turned into an army against him.
  2.   Killing Eve ****1/2
    It was a fine episode of the show. One without a lot of stand out moments. It might even be one of the weaker episodes of the show, which means absolutely nothing at all, and I'm still tempted to give it five stars. I love every second of this show. I was disappointed last week with the return of Konstantin, but he was great this week and I enjoyed his inclusion a lot. I enjoyed nearly every scene with Villanelle and can't believe what she's been doing to Eve's husband, the poor guy. Villanelle sure knows how to stir shit. I just hated the whole "They were sooooooo close but no cigar!" thing. I want them to interact, to work together. To fall in love and be together forever. To make out and sleep together, have a crazy night of passion. Which is likely wishful thinking, but I can dream. That razor in the lipstick though, harsh.
  3.   American Gods ****
    Fun focus on Mads Sweeny for the entire episode, though you could pretty much tell from the beginning where the episode was headed. It was a fitting send off, I suppose, and interesting despite my lack of much interest. I almost gave up on this show this week, but I'm happy I stuck around, especially if there's just one episode left.
  4.   Supergirl ****Good episode this week, the funnest parts being with Brainy and his little subplot, but the primary story was an enjoyably complex exploration of who Supergirl is and how what she does can cause as much trouble as good. Though it's a topic brought up a lot by villains, I thought when the one guy int hat prison was telling her off, he made some good points. I was almost impressed by the writing of his character, and how Supergirl was continuing to delve into complicated issues, but his character and the depth of the story was undercut somewhat by the extreme contrast between how much he hated Supergirl and how much he absolutely loved Kara Danver's reporting in Catco Magazine. It was cartoonish, to say the least. Also I definintely do not want to see Alex get with James Olsen's therapist sister. I don't want it. I just don't like her.
Geekly Weekly Talk Show Showdown:
  1. Vice Special Report: Automation in the Workplace ***** (April 20th)
  2. Last Week Tonight ***** (April 21st)
  3. Stephen Colbert ** (April 19th)

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