Laugh Hard, Run Fast, Be Kind

"Let the war begin." This is Invincible’s biggest, most ambitious outing to date. That being said, my feelings about it are a bit mixed.

The thirty-eighth book of the Disc is also the fourth Tiffany Aching book. Our young witch is a bit older, being sixteen years old now, and once again has to grow as both a person and a witch to deal with a threat to the chalk, and beyond.

A simple, beautiful, 3-D fish. With a bunch of truly beautiful, real mammals courtesy of SeaWorld. Because the most logical place to set a Jaws sequel is to move from a New England tourist town to a Florida theme park. Obviously.

This episode, the last of the series, is about love and how its impact can endure even after we are gone.

This episode had a slightly different feel. It was a bit less chaotic and more emotionally charged. Lestat is unraveling, and it is both tragic and compelling to watch.

Swinging back to an interview style, this episode packs a seriously heavy emotional one-two punch. Yet even with as much as we uncover, bits of the story feel unfinished, or maybe edited, as Lestat dribbles out small snippets of his history.