In episode 5 of new show The Good Ship Murder named "At Sea", a group of professional poker players went into a contest, we have BL Zeebub played by Rahul Arya, Keith Lomax played by Jeffrey Mundell, Nikolai Volkov played by Florin Piersic Jr, Lee Stanard played by Doug Rand and Wendy Weston played by Jacqueline Boatswain.
After the first poker game Keith Lomax ended up wining, and Nikolai Volkov losing a lot of money, which made him attack Keith Lomax. after a while the body of Volkov was discover in his room.
The ship crew decides to investigate the players and find if anyone have motives to kill Nikolai, turns out that any of them could be the killer, and yet all of them had alibis.
In one of the scenes Keith Lomax offers one of the main characters of the show to triple her salary and works for him, she was like, I'm a goodie, I don't care about money and such BS.. This situation is why I really hate heroes, they are elites, they never understand what the majority of people living in the world, if someone offers a job with triple what earn and your life won't be in danger, just accept it without hesitation, even if you have to work as public relations coordinator for Sauron, like 99.9% of people would dream of such opportunity, and writers somehow thinks that would make normal people love heroes more lol.
Anyway, let's talk about my favorite character Wendy Weston AKA the widow, god I love her, she seduces BL Zeebub who was a former who spent months in prison because of Nikolai, then convince him on kill Nikolai for her, and she would confirm his alibi, the heroes eventually exposed BL Zeebub as taking part of killing Nikolai, and as BL Zeebub being a gutless coward he snitched on the lovely babe.
The Good Ship Murder At Sea: that's why I hate heroes
Episode 7 of season 2 of SkyMed started with a funny, scary and weird situation, with a couple who were building a trampoline, then decided to have some adult fun for things to go wrong later, with the dude having his neck stuck while being completely naked and his girlfriend being injured on the ground. A very tense situation and well executed.
Wheezer played by Aaron Ashmore found out that his girlfriend Hayley played by Natasha Calis is using drugs, he confronts her..
Now, the most important thing in relationship is trust, you should trust your partner with everything, the good, the bad, and the ugly. you should always feel that your secret is safe with them, that not under any circumstances your partner will use something they know about you to stab you in the back.
well.. Wheezer is the opposite of that, he tell her to stop doing what she was doing, then threatened her to report her if she didn't..
Hayley, sweetie, do you know how dangerous for a man to abuse his authority at home against you at work or his authority at work against you at home!!
And Wheezer, dude, you knew what you got yourself into, you know what it takes to be in a relationship, its built on trust and understanding, not blackmailing to force her to do what you think is right, if you can't take it, and can't stand and cover for your girl, and separate being her boyfriend from being her boss, just leave it, let her be with a real man who can take care of her, and understand how to stand for his girl.
when you are in a relationship with someone, what happens with you two outside work, shouldn't effect what you do at work, or everything will fall apart, like Imagine having a friend who is a cop and you invite him to Bachelorette party, then he started to arrest your friends for using drugs and shot a couple of them in the back while they were running a way from him, It will be a disaster, even if he was doing what he thinks to be the right thing to do, or what he's doing daily at work, if he can't take it, he shouldn't go to the party, it's that easy.
Hayley, babe, dumb this Wheezer ass bitch and run as fast as you can away from him, it's the right thing to do!
SkyMed Old Wounds: that's why you don't shit where you eat!
The Good Ship Murder is a British drama about Jack Grayling, a former police detective who investigate murders while traveling around the world.
In episode three the ship ends in morocco, Jamil's birthplace, who is one of the crew, so Jamil decide to go to spend the day with his family, and Jack went to a restaurant, then he meets Jamil there and ask him why he's not spending the day with his family, Jamil reply "My mom's at the hospital", then Jack reply back to him, "She OK?" and Jamil replies "No, no, no, she's working
double shift. She's a nurse.", the weird thing is that Jamil was accurate saying his mom at the hospital, as it means that she either visiting someone or working there, while Jack the native speaker doesn't know the difference between "At the hospital" and "In the hospital", it would make more sense if Jamil said "In the hospital" as he's not native, and English the third language in morocco and he's not a native speaker, which causes such confusion, so I don't really know if this is deliberate by the writer or not TBH.
The Good Ship Murder: Jamil's mom is at the hospital not in the hospital!
Time is a drama series made by BBC, in season 2 beautiful actress Jodie Whittaker plays Orla O'Riordan, a mother who was convicted and sent to jail, the show can really be way better than it turned out to be, it's just the pace is too fast that you barely can engage and feel the situation the prisoners are facing especially Orla O'Riordan, the pace is too fast in some key moments that should be tense and hard on the audience, making it hard to engage and sympathize with her in such situation, like her being in prison for example, it went too fast and too easy, as if she went into vacation, you don't fear for her being in prison and want her to be saved, prison for her was like spending a weekend and taking rest from work and the kids lol, like it only lasted one episode and then she went out like that as if she was visiting some friends.
After Orla went out of prison, in the second episode, like in the first minute, she supposedly worked in a bar, and after working for sometimes the owner put a camera because he suspected that she was stealing him and faced her about her stealing, all of that happens in the first minute of the episode that lasted 60 minutes which make it so underwhelming, like at least give it its own episode, so we can feel how she enjoyed freedom and how it's being taken back from her to sympathize with the character, and how happy she was once she got out of prison to go back to her family, like nothing, they just put her in trouble once she went out.
The fast pace of very tense situations is really water down very hard and dangerous situations, like Orla had to cut herself so she could talk to the warden, or when Abi Cochrane played by Tamara Lawrance was attacked by another inmate accusing her of being a snitch, it went too fast,
Kelsey played by actress Bella Ramsey is absolutely my favorite among the three main characters in the show, in case of you don't know who Bella Ramsey is, she's Lyanna Mormont from Game of thrones, she's a very talented actress, also the character isn't as complicated as the other two main characters, so Kelsey can be handled in three episode show, and the show would be so much better if Kelsey was the main focus, but having the main focus on three characters with so many events, and so little time is unfair to the three of them.
As for the absolute favorite character of the entire show, isn't actually one of the main characters, and if it was up to me I would absolutely make her the one to start the show and it's this one who I don't know the name of the character or the actress.
In this scene she meets one of the main characters in the show telling her that she was told to hurt her by some people she owed money to, and she try to start a fight for her, but she's not a fighter, she just got involved in shity situation that led her up to this.
Imagine if this was the one who introduce us to the prison, someone who explore the harsh world of prisons, who don't know what to do, and see the main character who have infamous reputation in the prison for being imprisoned for murder, and the scare in her face make fighting her seems as a suicide, yet under pressure she do it anyway, later you can use such character for a better understanding of the main character of the show, make the audience experience the prison at the same time this woman explores that, I find this more entertaining and more intersting than being introduced to the prison by Orla O'Riordan, who seems to know it all..
These two characters are also the most I enjoyed watching in the show.
Kelsey played by actress Bella Ramsey
Donna Mills played by Kayla Meikle
The show would've been so much better if it actually had more time, instead it was trapped by the previous season with only 3 episode, which is so unfair, as it have so many good actresses and so many potentials, Like I didn't sympathize with the main character until towards the end of episode 2, which is like 2/3 of the show run time, which is really bad..
