Prince Charles tested positive for coronavirus yesterday. This predictably brought about all sorts of outrage and accusations from the online mob, not because he’d tested positive, but because he’d had a test at all. You see, there seems to be something pathological in the minds of the mob that makes them forget common sense and... Continue Reading →
Coronavirus is exposing us as less rational than we thought.
Well Coronavirus is fucking up everything else, but we still get a few more episodes at least! Episode 15 was an absolute banger. With Thawne's return and the gradual reveal of what Eva McCullough wants. Let's start with Eva, her desire is to get a refractor that will enable her to begin the process of... Continue Reading →
Coronavirus proves Hobbes right about humanity.
Two weeks flew by in a Flash-yes I'm using the pun, deal with it- and boy what an episode this week's episode was! We start with a plane nearly going down, which is stopped by Wally, who has returned for reasons that are more than just wanting to catch up with family. We learn that... Continue Reading →
Grodd Friended Me is an entertaining episode with hints of darkness.
The discovery of Sue Dearborn, and what an adventure it was. We meet her in an apartment that explodes, she leads Ralph and the viewer through a wild goose chase, convincing them that her ex is a criminal mastermind who is trying to killer her, and as such she needs to gather enough evidence to... Continue Reading →
Libya is a thorn in the heart of the centralisation project
Another episode and another mystery. Following on from the last week's cliffhanger we see the consequences. Iris-is it Iris?- is able to cook good food, and is seemingly more bold and danger seeking than her real counterpart. Naturally this leads to an argument when Barry goes hyper protective and this Iris starts to fight back,... Continue Reading →
50 years ago today one of the most defining moments of pop culture history happened. Black Sabbath, a band from Birmingham, released their debut album entitled Black Sabbath. From the moment to the wind breezes in and the bell chimes on the opening track, which is also the title track, you know you're in for... Continue Reading →
Vivek Rajkhowa 