The Trailer Park

don't you just love it when something about something is suddenly common knowledge?
Like, someone in a lab mentions toxins and then vampires unconnected with the main vampire group (where one individual actually might have found out) knows about this. And the vampires call themselves Bloods and suddenly the authorities know this.... Just like that....

The hundredth monkey effect.

ooohhh.... so it won't happen if there are only 99 monkeys? They should have fewer monkeys writing the scripts, obviously....

(only faintly related, the Haunting of Hill Manor had a similar issue - the cardinal sin of ghost stories - NOBODY KNEW but the narrator told us all anyway - and the narrator was someone who should not know, either...)

Finished Nightflyers the other night and although it did improve towards the end the final scenes were rather anticlimactic and obvious.
I started googling a bit to see if the books were different and found the trailer for the movie from 1987!



At least the series was an improvement on that.

So I'm back to DS9 again now and I'm watching episodes that are much better than that Voyager salamander thing.

I just finished V wars - and apparently so did Netflix. So basically, they ended season one at that point where everything seems hopeless, the good guys are falling and the bad guys winning.... and then they cancelled. Oh well.

EDIT: Watched the trailer above... "It's alive" "Roarrr" Actually that narrating voice gave away the whole plot of the book.... so apparently that's not just a recent thing in trailers.

Stoopid Netflix Cancellers.

Still slightly annoyed by that amazing cliffhanger that "ended" The OA. :angry:
And maybe Mindhunter will eventually come back? Maybe? Please?

And I think I saw the full movie there on YouTube should you want more of that 1980's "quality".

uhm no thanks. I think I'll opt for sleep instead.

I saw that Enola Holmes (Enola is alone backwards) thing last night. Her name is Enola, that's alone backwards if you were wondering. It was all pretty forgettable. Oh, and I realised while I was watching that Enola is actually alone spelled backwards, you would think they would spell that out for the audience at some point.