The Case Study Of Vanitas Season 2 Episode 7 was the show's best episode so far. It was emotional, funny, and ended a lot of stories satisfyingly. What more can anyone ask from a show?
The Case Study Of Vanitas Season 2 Episode 6 was the best episode of a highly disappointing and convoluted season so far. One can hope that this might be a good omen for things to come, but the track record so far would tell one otherwise.
The Case Study Of Vanitas Season 2 Episode 5 was a mediocre and confusing episode of the show, which is now becoming a norm for this series. Hopefully, things will be better when this particular arc is over.
The Case Study Of Vanitas Season 2 Episode 4 was decent if a little repetitive. The current arc of the show is duller and less engaging than the first season, and the show needs to pick up the slack.
The Case Study Of Vanitas Season 2 Episode 3 was a decent episode of the show, giving us a ton of backstory and context on the current arc. No need to skip this one, so go ahead and watch it.
The Case Study Of Vanitas Season 2 Episode 2 was a bit of a nothing episode where not much happened, and the plot didn't quite progress, but it was still entertaining all the same.
There was a time when being "nerdy" was not cool and Star Trek unapologetically brought in the nerdiness and cared about everything. The franchise now 60 years old, began with a futuristic idea of humanity in 1966, and survived because the audience did not allow it to disappear.
There are some mystery and thriller shows that make you binge-watch till 4 AM. From Dark to Paatal Lok, every show has a different premise, setting and design but each one would keep you hooked.
Stolen Heartbeats, a Colombian thriller with a little supernatural element and mystery is all set to release on September 11. Rafael in the series has the ability to hear the dead which makes it even more interesting.
Bigg Boss Season 20 is fueled up fully with the first fights already starting. Qazi Touqeer has somehow seemingly become the least favorite among the housemates and Arishfa Khan is annoyed being called a "child". The episode was filled with fights, banters and even discussions about ambition.
You Can See Everything had its top-secret, phone-free screening at the Telluride Film Festival and it has got the audience talking without spilling spoilers. The official teaser on YouTube shows Nathan Fielder and Elizabeth Holmes staring at each other without revealing much about the documentary itself, however, the reactions by viewers at Telluride seem filled with excitement and awe around it. The documentary is set to release this October.
