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LOST - Almost perfect

To begin, I want to say how much I loved this TV show. It had all of the elements that I love when watching long series such as LOST. The characters were perfect and I loved how they all had some sort of connection that was mostly revealed in the end. I also loved how there were some mysterious science fiction bits that added a cool element to the show. That being said, the show wasn't perfect and the main reason for that was the vast plot holes and story lines that never wrapped up in a convincing and satisfying way.

One story line that I really wished was went in detail is the story behind the "Others". From the very start of their existence they had me locked into their story. I wanted to know more about in particular was Benjamin Linus, the main leader for the Others. He had grown up on the island and would almost never explain crucial parts of the story and instead just gave half answers. I would have liked to see some more twists along with Ben, possibly even having a deeper connection to Jacob or the man in black.

Another story line that I loved but felt wasn't wrapped up fully was with Desmond. His character was so interesting from the beginning. You were flooded with questions about why this man is in this deep underground bunker making sure to press a button or the world would end. Why was he here, how did he get here? Furthermore, he had a memory issue that I felt wasn't fully fleshed out to what it could be. Some aspects of this story were answered but I still wanted more to come out of the Desmond character but was left still full of questions.

Here's what I might change

With the story behind the Others and Ben, I would have made them more integral in saving the island from the man in black. What if they Others were a group of people that Jacob brought to save the island much like Oceanic flight 815, but they had failed. In their story line, instead of dieing, they were left on the island to aid Jacob. Furthermore, it would be wild if the Others were more connected to Desmond. In the LOST story, there was some sort of operation going down on the island which explained the story behind the Others and Desmond. I would have made this story continue more than it had which would add another dimension to the story. Nonetheless, LOST is in my top 5 TV shows still despite the issues I had with it.
El Camino

Nicholas Clarke

**There are alot of movies or shows I could have made this post on. This one film is kinda like what happens after the series of shows. This movie is called El Camino. This is the movie that came out years after the series of Breaking Bad that ended. So this movie had a lot of hype and craziness around it. The series Breaking Bad was very good in my opinion, and it might be one of the best series in the world. But on the other hand the El Camino movie did not live up to the expectations that fans were expecting. The movie was named after the actual car El Camino and that is because Jesse(main character) drives an El Camino from where the series ended. And where the series ended was he was trapped in a cage and escaped. So the el camino was sort of a getaway car for Jesse. I would have changed many things about the film. I think they should have touched on Walter White’s after life more. I think they also should have given a little camera time to his family including the wife and kids. I also thought they should have incorporated Saul, he was Walters and Jessie’s lawyer throughout the series of Breaking Bad. I also did want to see how Walter jr. grew up and where he is now. I also wanted to see Walter’s little girl and see how she was doing. There is just a lot of stuff that was unanswered after the movie was done. They should have not just focused the movie on Jesse. I feel like they kind of just made this movie just to make it. The hype was so high on El Camino and it let every fan down. It should have been a lot better.**
Ip Man fix it

Alvy

April 12, 2016

Ip Man

The movie of Ip Man is based on a true story that happened in china. Ip Man was a well respected martial artist. An example is shown when different directors of martial arts academies seek him for guidance and help. This timeline is during a time that china and japan were at war with one another, which caused china to go into a bit of depression and people were loosing their jobs. An example of this is shown when people were mining coals and what little money they were making from it they would make last until the next pay check. In this film a plot twist would be that ip man brings back peace and work back to his community.

During the time that the two countries were at war, causing the small economic depression, there was a general that thought he was being generous by offering a small bag of rice to those who could keep up in a martial arts duel with his soldiers. Many of them died fighting for a bag of rice. Many of the men would try and tell Ip man to go fight this general. Ip man would not fight him, because he wanted to be home with his wife and son. Finally, one of his close friends left and never came back. Ip man was then pushed to go because he wanted to confront the general. He then fights all of the general’s soldiers.This causes the general to think that finally he has found someone worthy enough to fight him. The general gives Ip man nine bags of rice and sends him
home, but before he leaves he tells him to come back the next day. Ip man does not come back and this causes the general to be highly upset. He sends out his lieutenant to look for him.

Ip man is now forced to fight against his own will, and then he is tortured by the general’s lieutenant so that the general has an advantage when fighting him.The way the film could have been altered is, when the general sent people out looking for Ip man the first time, and the lieutenant was threatening him, Ip man should have aggressively assaulted him. This in turn would have sent out a warning back to the general, to not threaten peoples lives. That would have caused the general to come looking for him personally, and asking him correctly to fighting a respectful manner. The two would then still fight in front of everyone to see, then of course Ip man would win, and they would respect one another and agree to who is better at martial arts, and for the Japanese to leave his city so that everyone could go back to their normal lives. They would then go their separate ways, and later on, Bruce Lee would come into his life and be his pupil.

This film would please a lot of viewers, if the story line was twisted in this way.Many viewers probably felt a lot of anger and resentment towards the lieutenant. They probably thought he deserved to die and that the general probably would have been a fair fighter all the way. It’s a great film, based on true events, and I would highly recommend for any one who likes martial arts to watch this film.
How I Met Your Mother - A different ending

**How I Met Your Mother**

**The CBS television show How I Met Your Mother ranks high on my list of favorite sitcoms. In this nine season romantic comedy, a father narrates to his children through a series of flashbacks, how his life and the life of his three best friends led him to meet their mother. With such lovable characters, the creators of this show were able to produce over two hundred episodes that were each filled with laughter, sadness, and mystery. The writers of this show casted the perfect actors, who played amazing characters that audiences couldn’t get enough of. Story wise, the writers of the show fashioned a suspenseful, yet romantic television show that had audiences waiting to find out who the mother was. However, despite being somewhat satisfied with the early revelation of the mother, I did not like how the show concluded its final season. Throughout the whole series the protagonist of the show, Ted Moseby, is a hopeless romantic, who struggles to find “the one”. He believes that Robin, one his bestfriends, is “the one for him”, but as their relationship is filled with unexpected twists and turns, he refuses to accept that she will be his future wife. Instead, he meets his real wife, who ends up dying after just a few episodes in the final season. The final episode concludes with Ted talking to his children saying that this is how they met their mother. Then, out of nowhere his children somehow convince their dad that Robin was actually “the one” and that they should finally be together. Myself and many others believe that the mother should have never been killed off and that the ending of the show was completely rushed. Although this still is one of my favorite shows, I believe the ending could've been made differently.**

**Instead of killing off the mother in the final episode, the writers should have kept the character to allow the audience to witness a longer build up of the relationship. It was clear that the show runners were trying to come up with new ideas to prolong the last season, but that ultimately made it worse. The last season was filled with many unnecessary storylines that could have been replaced with scenes detailing the events that led to Ted meeting their mother. Also, the mother had very little character development throughout the final season. With her character only being feautred in one season, I felt that the writers could have created storylines that were dedicated to her. This show consists of characters with tremendous depth, personality, and motivation, and it would have only been right if the writers enhanced the character development of the mother.**
Cobra Kai

Cobra Kai is a YouTube series and it is a continuation after the movie Karate Kid Part III back in 1989. Daniel LaRusso, one of the main characters from the show, has been taught karate by his good friend Mr. Miyagi years ago when he was a teenager. Now that he is an adult and owns a car dealership, he still practices karate, teaching his daughter Samantha, and her friend Robby. LaRusso has his own dojo and he calls it Miyagi Do Karate. He teaches his students peace, focus, and to use karate for defense. On the other side, there is another dojo called Cobra Kai where the sensei teaches to strike first, strike hard, and to have no mercy. The sensei who started that dojo is Johnny Lawrence which is LaRusso’s archenemy when they were both younger. The best student in Cobra Kai is Miguel and he got into an intense fight with Robby. It all started when Miguel and Samantha used to date, and then they both went there separate ways. Later on in the show Miguel ended up being with a new girl Tory who joined Cobra Kai, and Samantha was dating Robby. One night, students from Miyagi Do Karate and from Cobra Kai were invited to a party. Samantha got really drunk and she was with Miguel, they were both talking and then Tory saw both of them kissing which made her angry. The following school day Tory got into a fight with Samantha for what she did. Everyone goes to the same school, so it was basically team Miyagi versus team Cobra Kai fighting against each other. When Miguel and Robby were fighting it was pretty close between them. At one point, Miguel wanted to stop fighting because he knew it was wrong but then Robby ended up showing no mercy and kicked him off the second floor, landing hard on the stair railing. Miguel was seriously injured and it was all Robby’s fault. LaRusso has been teaching Robby for a while to use karate the right way and to have peace with others. He should have known better to not severely injure other people. Right when Miguel stopped fighting, Robby should have stopped too.
Day of the Dead

Worship of Nevthar.

The **Day of the Dead** is a holiday celebrated world wide, it focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died, and help support their spiritual journey. Many places throughout the world also see this day as a time to show thanks to the god Nevthar for guiding their family and friends to the afterlife.

## Traditions

There are many different ways to celebrate this holiday, each country has its own traditions.

### Alucard

The rivers of lava that run through this country not only act as a light source but also as a burial ground. Instead of burying their dead like many other countries Cardian's lay their dead to rest by placing them in these rivers. When the Day of the Dead rolls around Cardian's gather around the rivers and offer gifts to the dead, throwing items or letters into the resting place of their ancestors is a way of showing respect and thanks. If the people of Alucard are unable to reach the rivers (those living in the south have great difficulty) then the lava can be substituted for fire.

Any items can be offered to the dead but there are certain customs when it comes to letters. You can only send a letter to one dead person as there may be confusion if more than one recipient is intended. If you want to send a letter to multiple people you must write enough copies for all the recipients intended and offer them individually. You can only send a single letter to more than one person if they died at the same time.
Grey's Anatomy Post -MG

The show I decided to pick was Grey's Anatomy. Everyone at least has heard of the show due to the popularity it has amongst people in society. The plot is about these doctors who work their way up to their internship, to then their residency, to then the attending, and lastly their fellowships. Yet most of them are broadcasted as them working in whatever field they specialize in and it being the attending. The cast's main character is Meredith Grey and she is known to be an astounding surgeon who specializes in General Surgery. Then with her relationship with the "heart throb" known Derek Shepherd. Unfortunately as the show goes on he ends up dying in a horrible car accident, and other beloved characters have died throughout the show. Throughout the show every character has gone through their hardships, and use surgery as their own form of therapy. The characters find their work soothing and pleasant, while outsiders look at their work and think of it as stressful. There are the good and the bad part of the shows just like any other show, but I think the solution the show needs is to bring back all of the original characters. Throughout the show many of the characters from the start have either been let go, died, or moved in the show. Yet, I think it'd be a good refresh button if the director brought back the original cast members/characters. The show has branched out too far to the point a lot of viewers have lost interest, because there's been too many tragedies and cast changes for the viewers to keep up with. Everyone can't come back, but it'd be nice to see Christina Yang back working with Meredith as the Hospital's number one rated doctors. The show has become too much of "another" soap opera, when in reality it used to be a show that made us viewers want to become surgeons and nurses when we were younger. The answer to the loss of viewers would be to bring back the original casting members/characters who are alive and well to bring back some originality.

Soap Opera, Drama, Series
Brooke H ENGL MO1C 1

American Horror Story, Season 4: The Plight of Twisty

Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuck’s highly anticipated 4th season of American Horror Story, “Freakshow”, depicts the journey of the members of a sideshow in the 1940’s in Jupiter, Florida. In the first few episodes of the season, the character Twisty is introduced as a murderous, disturbing, and violent clown. My fix for this season of American Horror Story would be to have Twisty’s character portrayed in a different light.

Before he is taken away to purgatory by Edward Mordrake in the 4th episode, his pitiful backstory is revealed. Twisty started out as a mentally retarded man who could not hold down his job at a toy store because he was scaring customers off with his inability to speak and his overzealous nature. He is fired from the job and eventually attempts to kill himself in an unsuccessful gunshot in his mouth. His face, now ravaged by a gunshot, gives Twisty a truly ugly and terrifying appearance. He begins to kidnap women and children, by murdering anyone else present, and taking them to a hidden place in the forest where he holds them as his circus audience hostages. Although it appears that he is harming them, he really just wants to make them balloon animals and have an audience because that is all he knows.

His character is portrayed for the majority of the show as a mindless, killing machine. The fix would be to better portray Twisty as misunderstood, and innocent at heart. He could have been rescued by Elsa, the ringleader of the sideshow and taken under her wing. Twisty, although a clown, actually was never part of the sideshow in American Horror Story which makes the disappearance of his character in the 4th episode questionable. His character was merely a vector for murder in the plot, when he could have served a greater purpose. Elsa welcomes the different, the odd, and the often misunderstood qualities that make a midget, pinhead, or two headed woman so interesting. Instead of feeling pity or mistrust in Twisty, the viewer would see that he is a good person deep down and just needed someone to guide him. This would have added a nice element of positivity to the otherwise disturbing, suspenseful, and dramatic rest of the series.
Captain Marvel Solution

Captain Marvel as a film is overall a decent entry for a new character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

However, the character of Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel falls flat. She begins her journey as an arrogant and self-pompous soldier and this is consistent throughout the entire film. As we approach the climax of the film, I was convinced that there would be a "change-of-heart" moment for the character, especially seeing her "emotional" reunion with an character that was supposed to be Carol's best friend. This "emotional" scene misses all marks and makes the best friend character nearly pointless. This scene also ignores what could have been a great character arc moment. Instead, she remains a distant, and emotionless character.

That is why the movie falls flat overall. Captain Marvel has every opportunity to be written better and developed more as a protagonist, yet, the writers failed to utilize her properly.

To fix this, I would have included the death of Captain Marvel's best friend. It would have given Captain Marvel the proper motivation and reasons to fight what she assumed were the good guys. The best friend's death should have been a key moment in the film to progress the story further and conclude Carol's arc. Carol Danvers and Captain Marvel are two different characters in the film, yet we fail to see any distinction between the two. This is especially concerning because the film makes it a key point to show that Captain Marvel is no longer Carol Danvers. We are left with an inconclusive character arc for Carol Danvers.

I also would have used that opportunity to reverse Captain Marvel's intentions. Throughout the movie we learn that her intentions and orders are influenced by the movie's antagonists. This is not a "plot twist" by any means, however, the film brushes this fact and fails to properly communicate Captain Marvel's intentions after we learn that she is working for the bad guys.

I would have included a scene to re-define her motives after she learns that her missions have all been to help the antagonists. This ties back into her best friend's death scene suggested above. It would have truly pushed the character of Captain Marvel from a two-dimensional super hero to a distinctly motivated and deeper character.
Halloween Ends

The Halloween series is one of my favorite because I love horror. Watching Halloween Ends I didn't like how the main characters Corey and Allyson are all over each other you don't really get the spooky vibes it felt more of a romance movie most of the time rather than a horror movie. If you have a mass murderer going around killing people from the beginning of the series stay with that trend don't switch things up or add something that hasn't been in any of the other films. You have to give the fans the spooky vibes since its a horror film adding jumpscares is something the movie lacked. Secondly when Corey stumbled upon the sewer Michael Myers was hiding in I was confused at first with how Michael choked Corey then it was like a scene out of Raven when she gets visions Michael was seeing what Corey went through prior to meeting then somehow like transferred his powers. Michael was weak and with killing he only gets stronger he should have attempted to kill Corey then if he failed he could escape and have everyone ready to fight Michael was then able to get his power and health back up after killing a cop allowing him to kill more but also through Corey. The last fighting scene between Laurie and Michael was so fake and not entertaining it was short as well they end up throwing Michaels body into a machine where he gets shredded to pieces. Last scene shows Michael's mask on the table knowing that all of his powers are with the mask why not throw that away shredding it to pieces to end the series once and for all.
American Sniper

American Sniper is a fairly new movie, 2014 is when it was released in theaters. Bradly Cooper played a real life character named Chris Kyle. He was a U.S Navy Seal who had the highest kill shots which protected many of the U.S soldiers. Chris Kyle did four tours of duty in Iraq. Bradly Cooper did such an amazing job when playing the role of Chis Kyle and not skipping a beat on this real life story. Bradly Cooper's character, Chris, had many contemplation on whether to pull the trigger or not on some or the people in Iraq. You would never be able to sleep during this movie as it keeps you on the edge of your seat and keeps your heart racing. Of course Bradly had a wife and a child waiting for him at home, which made life a little difficult at times, however, his heart and soul was in the battle field and kept with the four tours in Iraq. Cooper became Chief petty officer within the second tour. So an overall rating for this movie in my eyes would be a perfect score. However, the ending definitely could have been a better outcome. Now, I know this is based off of a true life story but even then I would still wish that it came out with a better ending and not just for the family but for the people as well. Cooper returns home and he lives on edge as four tours is a long time to serve for the army and having killed 160 men (confirmed) could wear heavy on the mind. After his homecoming he did not adjust well to civilian life and started helping veterans that were severely wounded, injured, and hurt. After helping at the VA Hospital he begins to adjust better at home and perhaps that is all he needed was to help the wounded men from war as he stated that his biggest regret/guilt he had was the men who he could not have saved. He went out one day to help another veteran and hangout at a shooting range and that day that veteran killed Chris Kyle.

I think that was the biggest problem with the movie and with real life. Again, I know it was trying to portray a real life event but if this was just a movie I would have hoped a solution to the ending was him to decide not to go to the shooting range with a veteran considering that most veterans suffer from PTSD and he would have just stayed home with his family. Or even perhaps he should have made better acquaintances with that man before agreeing to go to a shooting range. Although Chris Kyle, Cooper's character many have not necessarily been a hero to some, he was to many and him helping at the Hospital for wounded veterans that should have been the ending, him getting some closure.
Adriana V

A love story by chance during a time
of uncertainty as they sail away on the unsinkable. We’ve seen it. It is by far
one of the greatest love movies of all. Where two people, of different class, meet
and fall absolutely in love. James Cameron created a well made movie.

The only part that myself, along with others, have come to
wonder, why couldn’t Jack also be on the same board as Rose?

As Lovett is searching for the heart of the ocean, Rose is
telling her story, reflecting  back on
the memories and true love found during that time. Rose still had the necklace.
Now imagine, as she was reflecting back as she was telling her story, as they
back up from her, in the movie you see Jack right next to her. Jack could have
easily climbed on that same board with Rose once they were off the Titanic. Then
we question, well wouldn’t he have been to heavy for the board? Possibly, but
in movies, you make the unbelievable, believable. Weight wouldn’t have been an
issue. He gets on the board and they are both safe. She still has the heart of
the ocean. They still discover her portrait drawn by Jack, where they notice
the heart of the ocean in the picture. Lovett gets contacted by Rose’s granddaughter
about the necklace, and that is in fact her grandmother. They all meet with Lovett,
the granddaughter, Rose and Jack. Here you have Rose telling her love story
about the Titanic, heart of the ocean, her true love Jack that drew her in the
picture. They may assume Jack never made, it so they ask, what happened to
Jack. Well dear, Jack is right here with us, this is my husband Jack. Later as
Lovett is away Jack and Rose make their way to the end of the ship they’re on.
As they do their signature pose, like she’s flying, (the ending) she has her
arms out and Jack is holding her and the necklace. He tosses it, like
originally Rose did, and they smile. The end.

Now my “fix it” wasn’t really a fix it, more like a what if.
If I wanted to fix it, I would have made the board smaller where he couldn’t
fit on it then you wouldn’t have all of us wondering why he couldn’t have been
saved too.
Karate Kid Remake- Is It Realistic?

The Karate Kid remake with Jaden Smith and Jackie Chan was released in 2010, 26 years after the original Karate Kid with Ralph Maccino. The original Karate Kid movie had a throughout plot, admirable characters, and an accurate name. Although it has been proven time and time again that the remake of a movie is never as good as the original. However, the Karate Kid remake is extremely unrealistic and has the incorrect title.

In the Karate Kid remake, Parker moves from the United States to China where he attends a new school and meets new people. However, most of the people he meets at his new school are bullies with the intentions of hurting Parker. After a series of events, Parker meets a master who teaches him how to defend himself against these bullies and enters a fighting tournament to fight them. The time span between Parker starting his training and the tournament is three months. In three months, Parker not only learns to do the full splits, but learns and masters Kung Fu. His Kung Fu skills are so incredible that he wins the tournament against all of his black-belt bullies. In reality, it takes the average Karate student four to six months to feel fairly comfortable with their Kung Fu skills. And it takes three to five years of consistent, tireless training to become a karate black-belt. Parker, after three months of training, should not have been able to beat any of his competitors who had been training well over three years. The plot of this could have been fixed by extending the timeline of training over the course of at least six months or have competed against opponents of equal skill level. If those two factors had been fixed, the plot and Parker’s win would have been more realistic.

The title of the movie is also not realistic, or even accurate. Karate originated in Japan and in the original Karate Kid, Daniel learns karate from a Japanese master. Yet, in the story's remake, Parker moves to China where he learned Kung Fu from a Chinese master. To solve this error, the plot should have taken place in Japan or Parker could have been taught karate by a Japanese master. If it was insistent that the remake take place in China, the movie could have been called The Kung Fu Kid.
Crazy Rich Asians

The second film that I chose to critique and analyze is Crazy Rich Asians, an American romantic comedy released in 2018. It was based on a novel and the film focuses on the love story between Nick Young and Rachel Chu. Nick Young is the son of an extremely wealthy dynasty in Singapore while Rachel Chu is from a single mother and a university professor in New York. Although both feel in love, Rachel was unaware with Nick’s wealth and exclusive family. When the both go to Singapore for Nick to introduce everyone to Rachel, Rachel begins to feel hated by the family for not being of the same social and economic class of the Young family. One way I would change the movie is that I believe that Rachel should not only interacted with Nick’s mother but also developed deeper relationships with Nick’s other family members. I think Rachel should have formed not just a relationship with Nick’s mother but also other females in his extended family. This would stress how the others of the family are also trying to veer away from the family’s norms and expectations.  Furthermore, I believe that the character of Nick Young was bland. He is only known for his wealth and his handsome demeanor however the audience does not know his personality or about his relationship with Rachel. The audience rarely sees the development of their relationship but rather only focuses on the mother’s disproval and Rachel’s awkwardness when meeting the family. Nick spends most of the plot talking to his cousin rather than talking to Rachel. In the scenes when Rachel is being bashed by Nick’s mother and grandmother, Nick does not stick up for Rachel. This makes watchers confused about the strength of their relationship in the first place. A solution could be to delve more into their relationship and the way Nick and Rachel interacted. I wish I saw more relationship turmoil and discussion to see their inner thoughts and growth as a couple.
Masdawg

**Masdawg** is a Normal type Pokémon. It evolves into Pasdawg starting at level 35.

## Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

* Its Adorable
* Its the best boy of them all
* Its literally just a dog. I LOVE IT
* Literally my mom's dog.
* But seriously, it's a golden retriever and its shiny is a Chocolate Lab.
* The concept comes from a thread where an anonymous poster complained that Herdier's design was just "my mom's dog", suggesting that modern Pokemon designs were less creative. The phrase became a snowclone of sorts, with other posters posting things like "my mom's bird", "my mom's rock", or "my mom's ghost robot."
* Masdawg is derived from *ma's dog* or *mom's dog*.
Another Season of Entourage

HBO's hit series *Entourage* is one of the networks biggest shows and it proved with the series' eight seasons. However I think that there should have been another season of entourage, because we do not see many major parts of the series last season. In the true last season of the HBO series we know that Eric and Scott take over the company they were in from the previous owner. Throughout the series one of the main forces behind the show is Eric and how not only manages Vince but wants to make it as a Talent Manager. We have seen Eric attempt to grow his own business before joining a management firm. We also Eric's abilities to exceed his clients demands. We know that Eric is upset at his job and that he wants to take over the company. In this new final season we would have waited to see Eric take over the company, and that would have been a great direction to wrap-up Eric's character. Eric in this new final season contacts all of the managers in the firm that he wants to take with him to start his own business over again but this time he would have had help. Eric has finally met Scott in season 7 and though the two don't initially get along, they do end up becoming very good partners. With Scott by his side Eric now as the internal business partner he has needed for so long. Through the first six seasons, Eric uses Vince as a way to propel his business but this ultimately leads to his failure because Vince is a client and while they are partners Vince cannot be involved as much if Eric is to succeed. Eric and Scott along with their team of managers bring their former clients with them and start their new Managing Company. At this point Eric is already well-known not only for managing Vince but other major celebrities as well, and because of this, the new company is more of an immediate success. We would see Eric Scott and most likely Vince buy an unnecessarily expensive building just because they can (as we have seen throughout the show) and from their they would launch their company and but the time this season is over the company looks as if it will be very successful. While this would have been Eric's final drive, we would also see a different drive for Johnny Chase, Vince's brother. In the true final season we see Johnny finally get his own tv show *Johnny's Bananas*. For those that have seen the *Entourage* movie, we know that this show ended as a failure but Johnny ends up winning an Oscar for his role in his brothers movie. I would essentially transition this to fit into the new final season, I think this would be liked by the audience bacuse we never get to see Vince try and direct. We have seen him be a producer on a bad movie but we know from the movie that this one is good. So in this new season we get to see Vince direct the movie he wrote for his brother to star in, and we would see Johnny get the leading role he has chased for a decade while on his way to an Oscar.
A Star Is Born

Jack tries to pull Ally on stage to sing and she tells him she can’t do it. He says, “All you got to do is trust me” and from that moment we want Ally to trust Jack. Through the entire film we watch Jack struggle with alcoholism. We are aware from the beginning that Ally is concerned with his drinking habit, but she can’t stop herself from falling in love with him. Jack’s brother tells Ally that yes Jack has a drinking problem and she has seen nothing yet, but he also tells her, “but he never brought a girl on stage and it’s been a long time since he played like that”. It seems from that point on not only is Ally hooked, so are the viewers. Ally loves him unconditionally and stands by his side, even when he hits rock bottom embarrassing himself and her when she receives her Grammy.

This is where we see a turning point for Jack, at least we think we do, and that is what the viewers want. Jack goes to rehab. He cleans up his act and he returns home a new man, at least that is what we want to believe. His first day home, Ally asks him about the love song he wrote for her and he plays it for her. The movie could end beautifully here. The story does not need the manager showing up and putting doubts in Jack’s head. We need that part cut out! The movie does not need Jack to hang himself! Instead of Jack hanging himself we can have the movie end with him showing up to her last performance, as she requested, and the two of them performing together. The story would be just as emotionally moving without the suicide.

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Between Netflix Series

At the end of the season they give the reasons for the virus. It's greenhouse gasses and population control. It felt like the most lame reason to kill an entire generation of humans possible. Terrorism is played. Killing just to watch the world burn? I'm a little tired of conspiracy series. I would have liked it to be sinister and purposeful. Why kill everyone over 21? Maybe there's a new world order. Older people are the hardest ones to control. They resist change. Younger people will accept a new set of rules much easier than their older counterparts. This virus was made as a way to convert to a new world order. If the world ever has to start over, this is the way the transition will work. A ruling class that is immune will step in from the ashes and control a vibrant population of people they can mold into whatever they want their population to be.
"This Is Us" Last Season

This Is Us is by far the best show I have ever seen. I am not too much of an emotional person, well at least they don't display easily, but this show causes me to shed a tear almost every episode. I am not saying that that is the determining factor of a good tv show, but this show definitely moves me. I love how this show so clearly shows the realities of life. Life unfortunately is not always sunshine and rainbows, nor is it always easy. This show depicts that very clearly. I do though believe they took it a bit too far with the last season so far. It is only half way through. They included present day pandemic struggles in it. This to me glues the show down too specifically to a certain time period. This is not a year that most want to necessarily remember. I would have instead just stuck to the newly began relationship that Kevin and Madison have begun and what there accidental pregnancy will look like. I would have also stuck to just showing what the future of all the family children's lives hold a head of them. Some light was shined on that in the previous season. If left me very much wanting to see what that will eventually look like. The season itself has plenty of content in it that does not depend on the pandemic struggles. It seems like a very unnecessary addition. I would also be content with finding out what ends up happening with Rebecca's mental condition that is affecting her memory. This season with being the last one should focus on wrapping up everything that has happened so far and tying up any loose ends. There should not be new stories or large situations brought in that cannot be resolved well in the last few episodes. I am wary of what the end of the last season will look like, but I am hopeful that it will turn out good.
How to Fix the “Star War Sequels”

What significant role does Rey play as a character in
these films? Completely none! I think Rey adds nothing essential to the series,
and thus her character needs to be entirely replaced for example, with Finn and
possibly all the bad scenes in the movies would solve themselves out. Moreover,
Poe should take Finn's role as in every act whereby Rey and Finn are seen
together, and I believe that I will work out well.  Most of her character would have been
successfully well-acted if they were acted by Poe. Rey has a blank personality,
and this should not look like I hate her that much. Maybe when coming up with
these movies, they were very dedicated to having another Luke, Leia and Han
threesome but ended up with ideas for only two characters, and therefore they
strained to split the protagonist into two distinct individuals; Finn and Rey
and eventually failed to work out as planned.
It seems that these films actually wanted to shoehorn in a certain girl
as a character for other reasons, although I believe that she had no significant
business being there.

Further, it seems they stopped minding Poe and thus,
the idea of having a trio character vanished. Therefore as a way to fix “Star
War Sequels,” Rey should have been either cut out or recombined with Finn, and
I believe that this would have contributed to the most interesting as well as a
concise story than what the audience received. Also, as explained earlier, I think
that a trio would be better and would work out well if Poe gets more involved
and, most importantly, if Finn and Rey become more personalized. Removing Rey
as a protagonist is the best method to fix “Star War Sequels.”
500 days of summer & sweeney todd

500 days of summer

Overview: 500 days of summer is an adorable romance film about a woman who doesn't believe in true love than meets a young man who love her.

Plot: I feel if you want to have an exhilarating romance film both people cant be too exact. In 500 days of summer. Tom and summer obviously have the same beliefs and feelings towards love, which takes away from the exhilaration of it all. I didn't feel like their was enough conflict with summer and toms love to really leave the viewers with an excitement that they would be together, because everyone knew the would end up together anyways. Tom did have to get summer to notice him but it wasn't too difficult because summer was already interested. I think their should be a different love take on this movie. Summer shouldn't have leapt into tom so quickly at all she should make him work harder to gain his love. I find it odd that both feel the same about love, and pretty boring in a movie aspect.

Sweeney todd

Overview: This is an amazing movie with perfect acting and romance.

Plot: Jonny depp lost his wife to 'evil judge turpin.' Turpin wants jonny depps beautiful wife. He steals her away. This movie was disappointing in only one way. Why didn't jonny depp become reunited with long lost wife and their child. He loved her and she loved him but they were never reunited. He would visit the home where she was held and stand out her window. She would look at him in worry. They were never reunited. This left viewers crazy. Jonny went through so much struggle to get her back but because of complications and the pie shop owner "miss lovett loving jonny he never reached his goal. Miss lovett also had a plan of keeping jonny forever to himself and it was very disappointing to watch, because you wished he was with his wife. Jonny becomes the best barber and the whole town is visiting him. The movie lacked in getting back depps wife Joanna because that is what viewers wanted.
A star is born

A true love story when a famous singer named Jack meets a trouble some Ally. As they spend time together Jack realizes that Ally can also sing. He tries to convince her to go up to the stage with him but she wont. He tells her to trust in him in she really cares for him and so she does. Jack struggles with alcoholism and goes through many chaotic episodes where he embarrasses himself and All. Despite of his alcoholic problems Ally marries him. She decides to sing with Jack and the audience loves her. Jack’s brother is his manger who picks him up every time he falls with alcoholism. Ally becomes extremely famous and her manger tells her that Jack is only bringing her down. Ally loves him unconditionally and stands by his side, despite of the times when he hits rock bottom embarrassing himself and her. Jack decides to leave Ally for a while and attends rehab. He cleans up his act and he returns home a new man, at least that is what we want to believe. His first day home, Ally asks him about the love song he wrote for her and he plays it for her. Ally's manger believes that ally could do better without Jack, because hes only slow wing her down with her music. He relates this to Jack and Jack commits suicide. The story did not need to end like this. Jack could have turned his life around from this point on and they both could have done concerts together and lived happily ever after. The movie could have ended with Ally being pregnant.
Glee

The television show glee went downhill after the first couple of seasons. The main characters graduated from high school and we found out where everyone was headed after high school. The show, being about high school glee club, would have been fine ending here, however they decided to continue. The show then only followed certain characters and their life after high school, which was fine, but also introduced new characters and continued to follow the high school glee club with new students. The introduction of new characters and a new glee club was a little much, instead of only following one group of friends and their drama, the audience now had to follow two. A way to fix this chaotic mess would be to only follow the old glee club and their personal journeys after high school. The audience was already invested in their stories so why not continue them. The show could keep most of the plot they had for the old characters but completely dismiss the new formed glee club. The show could follow Rachel Berry in New York and everyone else's journey to New York until they all end up there. There the show could follow the drama the group off friends has and also follow their individual career paths. The show would show the struggle of moving to New York from a small town and how hard it is to make it there. From here, The show could follow all the couples made within this group of friends. Love and relationships made in the glee club were an essential part of the show, so continuing to follow and focus on this would have been great for it. The idea of moving to New York was always a big aspect of the show which was included, but focusing on the original glee club every glee fan knows and loves would have made the last few seasons of glee as good as the first.
Burdmen

**Burdmen** is a dual-type Poison/Flying Pokémon. It evolves from Dunkypea starting at level 14 and into Nutzboltz starting at level 32.

## Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

* Dunkypea is based off a pigeon.
* "Dunkypea" comes from "Dunkywunkr" and "Nuttypea". Dunkywunkr is a Fakemon designer from Pokémon Sage, and Nuttypea is an artist who would post reaction images taken from obscure commercials on Pokémon Sage threads. Dunkywunkr is actually a real Pokemon in Pokemon Sage!
Yarneek Port Town

**Yarneek Port Town** is a major town in the desert planet, Erim. As it name states, Yarneek serves as a port town, built up for offworlders to arrive and dock with their spacecraft. Yarneek also has multiple space-cab services, which transport visitors to nearby destinations, such as Space Station Etha.

## History

### Founding

Yarneek Port Town was one of the first cities ever built on the planet, as it was originally founded by the colonizing species to safely dock and leave in civilized areas where they wouldn't need to worry about local wildlife or less civilized species. It was conveniently built near one of the bigger oases of the planet, making it a prime touristic attraction for those who lived in the planet.

### Growth

The town quickly became a hub for many, and became even more popular as a nearby oil reserve was discovered. Soon, the town became one of the main attractions of the planet, for those who dared to visit the deserted wastelands of Erim.

### Robot Injustice

With a spike in population and advanced civilizations arriving on the town, also came the use of robots as automated servants. Though useful, the robots were despised by many for being inorganic beings. Even when proven that the robots had become sentient, many disregarded them as mere machines. The increasing robot population would grow tired of the injustices, and slowly began to form a movement to rebel against the organic species who dominated them.

Many failed attempts at revolts and protests happened in the months leading up to one final, major revolt.

### The Alphaverse Odyssey

On May 4th, 2020, the Arcadian Rebels found themselves welcomed by a large desert town with a diverse population. Though their visit was not the most eventful, they found their departure to be luckily timed, as the town was suddenly swarmed by a large mob of angry robots, demanding civil rights and seeking retribution against those who had previously oppressed them.

## Trivia

* Much like port towns in real life, Yarneek has large harbors for ships to dock in.
* Due to its location near an oasis, Yarneek also has a large body of water near it, allowing for fishing, just like a port town in real life.
* Yarneek Port Town was heavily based on Star Wars' Mos Eisley.