#Stupid

Chris Swanson of WhatCulture gave the pilot episode a rating of 0.5 out of 5, saying There is nothing charming, witty or interesting about this show. It’s just one horribly stupid, cringe-inducing moment after another with characters who are truly loathsome and unpleasant. These typically involve people falling over or being caught doing something stupid. Jimmy Bullard has also made a few choice appearances in this feature, especially his goal mouth leapfrog incident. [Read More]

George has come to doubt what matters to him most. Allison opines that in the lyrics to World of Stone, Harrison abandons his earlier religious content for ambiguity, a quality that Leng identifies especially in two lines in the song’s final verse: The wiser you may be / The harder it can be to see. After seeing this, the angel let go of the man, who did not notice the angel peering into him. [Read More]

Binay’s (Samaresh Routray) mother die and his step mother takes care of him. where as his Father hates him and call him enemy of the house.he thinks binay is a like a curse to the family. The Music for the film is composed by Abhijit Majumdar. In a 2010 interview, Peter Funt commented on some of these shows, saying, We’ve always come at it from the idea that we believe people are wonderful and we’re out to confirm it. [Read More]

New York Times critic John Corbin described Dunsany’s debut collection as an attempt to create an Olympus of his own and people it with an assemblage of deities, each with a personality and a power over human life acutely conceived and visualized. The forest along the trail is filled with old temperate trees covered in green and brown mosses. Trees include bigleaf maples and Sitka spruces. The mosses on the trees do not damage the trees. [Read More]