(Originally posted on Nik Nak And Grub’s Who Peculiar on 6 October 2011 20:16:00)
You know, I’m REALLY going to have to start thinking of more tags to add to the list at the bottom of this post, I REALLY am … !
Because, believe it or not … ?
I think I may need one or two … !
Because I think I’m getting to the point where I’m going to admit …
I can see WHY they haven’t put The Fades on BBC 1.
I think fornicating teens might just get some grumbling … !
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Hmmm …
Now, you’ve probably already worked out I’m talking about last night’s third episode of The Fades, haven’t you … ?
Episode three’s SOMETHING of a complicatedly multithreaded one, so bear with me while I try and explain it.
For one thing … ?
One thread sees Paul getting ever closer — extremely so, in fact — to his sister Anna’s best friend Jay.
Which is nice: just don’t ask about the wings!
Another … ?
Another sees our hero almost completely forgetting the simple fact that it’s his best friend’s birthday.
And yet a third — phew — sees him healing the almost dead Neil: who’s been both seriously injured as a result of last week’s encounter with some seriously nasty fades.
And healed in a way that forces the soon to ascend — and very dead — Helen to admit he can do thing’s she couldn’t, while she was alive …
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It doesn’t stop there, either.
Seemingly … ?
Seemingly the chief Bad Fade — referred to as POLUS — has managed to changed itself into a complete human form, AND start cropping up in Paul’s vision of the end of the world …
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Episode three ALSO has something of a sudden ending.
It sees Paul …
Hit by a truck.
I’m glued … !
Again … !
I’d like to see how this resolves itself … !
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