25th July, 2019.
Yes: that video was made at roughly 20:00, this evening.
And, yes: apparently?
It was supposed to be raining.
Was, I emphasise.
Right at the moment … ?
The best way I can describe the weather … ?
Is by saying “It’s muggy … ”
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The kind of muggy that means two things, as far as I’m concerned.
Firstly?
It’s the second time in as many days that I’ve had two showers.
And secondly?
I watch TV with the windows open, again …
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Episode 7 — Chapter Seven: The Bite — shows us Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) realising that the Mind Flayer is pursuing her: for it’s defeat in series two.
Will (Finn Wolfhard) agrees with her: and is the first to realise the Beast is coming.
Meanwhile, Dustin and Erica (Gaten Matarazzo, Priah Ferguson) have managed to rescue Steve and Robin (Joe Keery, Maya Hawke): who are both, very slowly, recovering from their treatment at the hands of the Russians.
Hopper (David Harbour) and his band … ?
Head for the fun fare: they need to get Alexei (Alec Utgoff) to safety: little knowing Alexei’s former employers are ALSO coming.
Mike, Eleven and the gang, finally get to somewhere they feel safe.
Which is where Eleven … collapses …
Ever get the feeling she’s in trouble … ?
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Now …
This is a fantastic little episode: one complete with a scene where Steve get’s the loveliest let down ever.
I have to give Joe Keery HUGE credit, there: just that look?
Was spot on.
The same goes for Maya Hawke, in fact!
Let’s face it: how many of us haven’t been there, at some point?
As fantastic as this episode is — and The Bite is certainly that — that scene puts the proverbial tin lid on it.
Was spot on.
The same goes for Maya Hawke, in fact!
Let’s face it: how many of us haven’t been there, at some point?
As fantastic as this episode is — and The Bite is certainly that — that scene puts the proverbial tin lid on it.
Now … I have to admit I want to see the finale of this series.
I’d like to see if there’s another scene like that … !
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