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An imaginative and very different kind of TV show for fantasy fans. It starts off a bit slow, but then it picks up and is very engagine and interesting. I personally loved the dynamics between the five friends, it was very real and emotional. The dedication that Moraine Damodred and Lan Mandragoran had for eaxh other, and how far they were willing to go for each other was also intriguing to watch. The story was extremely involved, but easy to understand, and the different episodes were very imaginative and a joy to watch.

My partner and I waited eagerly for every season, and was happy to rewatch each season before watching the new one. A definite watch for fantasy fans. 7.5/10.

I loved how Oshi no Ko portrayed what it is like to be a professional idol in Japan. The stresses, the secrets that need to be kept in order to keep your fanbase, and what some idols are willing to do to be able to be the dream that their fans need them to be. The first episode ran for a lot longer than I expected, which as a pleasent surprise. I didn't expect a full-length movie as the first episode, and it was pretty sweet to be able to have the first episode go into great depth. It was nice to be able to watch things unfold naturally and uninterrupted with openings and endings. And of course, it set the tone for the rest of the series.

I haven't read the manga, but I am hoping that there will be a second season of Oshi no Ko, since the anime left many things unanswered. Oshi no Ko season 2 is definitely worth waiting for. 7/10.

Will and Harper is an excellent, heartfelt look as to many of the thoughts, experiences and even much of the heartbreak that goes into what it is like to transition. Transitioning is not something that is done lightly, there is mich to consider in order, and Harper in this movie spoke of many of the thoughts and feelings that we, as transgender people go through. Harper's journals, bring a writer, truly explained what it is like to be transgender in America, especially when they went to Texas. The tweets showed a side of America that is ugly and hateful, and we have to live with it, and oftentimes with those ugly thoughts planted in out heads. For Harper to be able to have and more importantly KEEP a great friend such as Will while explaining how horrible she felt at times showed what someone who loves you unconditionally SHOULD be willing to do for transgender people. I habe always respected Will, and now, I know that he is a amazing friend to have. Harper is one lucky lady to have a true friend like him. My heart is happy to see their friendship get even deeper while watching this documentary. I would love to see an update on how Harper is doing.