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UPD: Added Fish Night episode as recommended by /u/SteampunkBorg. Read comments for warnings.

Bungo and Alchemist Gears of Judgement - Episodes 1-13

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Synopsis

>Famous writers throughout history find themselves being reincarnated by a mysterious, unseen entity known as the Alchemist. With their souls confined and bound to an expansive library, they are tasked by the Alchemist to jump into books to purify the pages of monsters called Taints. Along the way, they must also rescue and recruit fellow authors trapped within the very stories they themselves had written.
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>Although the writers take on new and powerful forms for this endeavor, some still maintain a semblance of who they once were, while others struggle to remember their pasts and the works they had penned.
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>Despite there being no apparent end to their grand mission, they remain committed to the cause in hope of resolving the mystery behind their collective resurrection as well as questions that have haunted their former lives.

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So, I've got a co-worker who hasn't watched the show since some point during Season 7. They're interested in catching up but, the 6-seasons worth of episodes seems a bit daunting. Is there an essential episodes list/guide somewhere? Thanks!

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I want to embrace my addiction without having to commit to a full-series plot arc, at least until a period where I have more spare time.

I've watched every episode of Picard so far. But my brother and sister-in-law are about to start it soon, and they're asking what episodes of old Trek they should take in first.

Edit: Now updated with great help from u/YankeeLiar

Essentials in bold. The rest is good to watch for relevant history, flavor, and because you're trapped at home in pseudo-quarantine.

Star Trek: The Next Generation

• Season 1, Episode 13: Datalore (optional; introduces Lore, but "Brothers" gets more done)
• Season 2, Episode 9: Measure of a Man (essential; Data development, Maddox origin)
• Season 2, Episode 16: Q Who (optional; Borg origin, but "Best of Both Worlds" gets more done)
• Season 3, Episode 16: The Offspring (essential; Data and progeny development)
• Season 3, Episode 26 and Season 4, Episode 1: The Best of Both Worlds Parts 1 & 2 (essential; Picard vs. the Borg)
• Season 4, Episode 2: Family (optional; deeper Picard psychology)
• Season 4, Episode 3: Brothers (essential; efficiently establishes Data vs. Soong, and more Lore)
• Season 5, Episode 23: I, Borg (essential; Hugh and "borg hacking" conceptual origin)
• Season 5, Episode 25: The Inner Light (very optional, but a brilliant example of Patrick Stewart being Picard from start to finish)
• Season 6, Episode 14: Face of the Enemy (essential; Tal Shiar)
• Season 6, Episode 26 and Season 7, Episode 1: Descent Parts 1 & 2 (optional; more Data, Lore, Borg)
• Season 7, Episodes 25 & 26: All Good Things... Parts 1 & 2 (optional; Picard's mental state)

Star Trek: Voyager

Noobs should at least watch "Scorpion", and then keep going if they like Voyager.

• Season 3, Episode 26 and Season 4, Episode 1: Scorpion Parts 1 & 2 (essential; Seven's introduction)
• Season 4, Episode 2: The Gift (optional; more Seven separation)
• Season 6, Episode 16: Collective (optional; Icheb's introduction)
• Season 7, Episode 2: Imperfection (optional; Icheb and Seven backstory)
• Season 7, Episode 25 and 26: Endgame Parts 1 & 2 (optional; last time we saw Seven)

Movies

• First Contact (essential; the last, great Borg showdown)
• Nemesis (essential; Romulans, and it's the last time we saw Picard and friends!)

Anything else that should be included?

SPOILER!

This post contains a complete list of the Season 1-3 Episodes.

If you don't want the names of the last few, as yet unaired S3 episode names spoiled, do not look at this post!

The remaining episode names for Season 3 are included for completeness, in anticipation of future reference once those episodes have actually aired.

Note that Production Code Order is different than airdate order. Airdate order can vary from channel to channel. If you are interested in the Airdate order for a few of the channels that air Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Chat Noir, see the links below the graphic contained within this post.

So, without further ado...

First off, here's a handy graphic that you can use for later reference:

Miraculous Episodes, Seasons 1-3 in Production Code Order

And here below is a chart in table format that lists all of the episodes from Season 1-3, in Production Code order.

The production codes are referenced from these pages:

2015-2016

https://miraculousladybug.fandom.com/wiki/Season_1

2016-2018

https://miraculousladybug.fandom.com/wiki/Season_2

2018+

https://miraculousladybug.fandom.com/wiki/Season_3

• I remember when Sonic Rainbooms were the shit. Back when every time it happened, I and everyone else would go crazy. I still remember in The Cutie Mark Chronicles when she did the SR in the flashback. Good times.

• I remember when Pinkie's Brew was popular. Such a catchy jingle, especially for FiW standards.

• WINTER WRAP UP WINTER WRAP UP! LET'S FINISH OUR HOLI-

• Slice of Life is one of the funniest episodes of the enitre show. Everything from the LyraBon shipping, to Derpy (or "Muffins" ughhh) and Dr Whooves, to Steven Magnet of all characters (I'm so happy that's his canon name), to that absolutely hilarious climax where Vinyl and Octavia picked everyone up with the Bass Cannon. Such good times.

• Bride of Discord. I remember dropping it rsther quickly and to this day I still haven't seen all of it. But I remember when everyone was talking about it.

• AnimatedJames is one of the GOAT in terms of Pony animators. Too bad he retired. The Sonic v. MLP series was great and it's a shame I'll never see the rest of them.

• BlackGryphon. Nuff said.

• Mentally Advanced and Friendship is Witchcraft. The 2 most notable pony abridged series (I like Ultra Fast Pony and Scootertrix more personally but these were still great). 1 is a very cynical take on the show that makes most of it's humor on existentialism and the other is a strange little product about terrible people that still happens to have it's own flavor of hilarity. Too bad both of them stopped a few years ago (and I wans't a fan of the negative MAS series at all). Still, good memories. Fun fact: (AS FAR AS I REMEMBER) UFP and Scootertrix are the only ones that came to actual conclusions instead of being cancelled halfway through.

• I remember the Twilicorn controversy like it was yesterday. I was on the "I don't really care" side of the argument, but I remember even the supporters going a bit too insane. That episode aired a week after I became a brony so I didn't entirely know what was going on and I didn't care. I caught up by August and had to wait those precious 3 months for season 4. I had thought the series ended after Twilicorn, funny enough.

• Speaking of controversies, our muffin loving grey ditz, Derpy. I wasn't around when The Last Roundup aired, but I remember being happy and cheering when I saw her in the episode (I had seen countless Derpy fan animations beforehand).

And that's about all I can remember. Leave your nostalgia in the comments below. And as Lord Nuxanor once said, st

Saw a Wikipedia post on Hathor: "Her beneficent side represented music, dance, joy, love, sexuality and maternal care..."

Col. O'Neill:

Sex, drugs, and rock n' roll?

(Don't know if this counts as a duplicate of https://www.reddit.com/r/Stargate/comments/anned9/i_swear_every_time_jack_says_hathor_it_sounds/

since it's a year old and comments are closed)

Q319 Earning call Analysis

· increased organic sales growth

· export good, online sales good

· brands held or increased market share

· specialty products declined 4%, challenging (should improve with milk/dairy demand)

· Acquisitions doing well (waterpik, batiste)

· Flawless sales down 10% this quarter - due a major retailer backing out

· reported sales growth is 5%, compared to 6%

· adjusted EPS growth of 9% for 2019

· positive volume, but price increased and since needs-based goods, should cause Price x Volume to increase more

· all-commodity volume growth 10% expected = 15% overall growth

· implied deceleration in 4Q

13 to 22% upside!!

Projected price

Usually, the morning after the show airs, I'll stream it to catch the stuff I missed because I was paying more attention to the Drunk Island thread, but I noticed that last night's show seemed to have a lot of sexual innuendo. Today, I made a list of all the statements the cast made that could be taken out of context in a comedic way, or was just flat-out innuendo. It is in chronological order.

Marty: This thing has been way harder than I thought.

Marty: It's made me feisty.

Marty: Once more into the breach!

Dan: I exposed enough of it to tell what it was.

Dave: You wanna see it!

Rick: I wanna see it! I want to expose the entire structure.

Jack: How big are we talking?

Clotworthy: A mud-filled void.

Marty: It's still in there, then. Craig: Exactly.

Clotworthy: Taken from the same hole.

Gary: Look at this, Rick.

Marty: You can swing that metal detector.

Charles: You ain't seen nothin' yet. Marty: You ain't seen nothin' yet!!!! Gary: winks at Marty.

Marty: You ready to get after it?

Clotworthy: It is a day of great anticipation for Rick, Marty, and their partners.

Marty: So Craig, are you excited about this? It's been a long time coming. Craig. Yes, excited and nervous.

Marty: We get to see what your dad has been dreaming about forever, right Dave?

Clotworthy: Each hole will be filled with a small blasting cap.

Rick: We are well on our way to defining a hard target.

Marty: I'm rolling up my sleeves and everything, Gary.

Gary: We pounded this area last year.

Marty: Keep going!!!!

Gary: This is good!!!!

Marty: We have a very mysterious structure under here.

Rick: My hope is that we can expose all of that, or enough of it.

Henskee: First thing is to estimate the diameter. This looks like it was part of something that was pretty large.

Rick: Don't let your imagination run away from you.

Rick: Peter, I designate you to take it there. Peter: I will bring a couple of guys with us.

Gary: It's quite deep as well.

Gary: Give me ten inches, just there mate.

Rick: Oh baby!!!!!

Clotworthy: This will generate a series of seismic pulses deep within the underground test area.

Jack: I didn't understand until I got here how big we were going.

Gauthier (the big guy from Eagle Canada): We were super-excited.

Jeremy (the bald guy from Eagle Canada): At that point where I believe the shaft or opening is.

Rick: I get choked up. You should be proud of yourselves. You hit the mark, you hit the bullseye.

Unidentified Eagle Canada worker: We'r

"Am I in 2/3rds of a hospital room?"

Okay I totally understand that this show is for young children.. But Ash has the mental capacity of a newborn... In this episode Jessie and James are posing as Pokémon league officials and tell the trainers to hand over their poke balls or else they will be disqualified.. At no point does Ash notice it’s Jessie or James even though their disguises are literally red coats a moustache and glasses... Once again I understand this show is for VERY young children but every single child who watched this show definitely knew it was team rocket as soon as Jessie said one word on the loudspeaker... I know this is completely pointless but I’m rewatching the show for nostalgia and it’s just unbearable sometimes.. This part especially😂

What was previously thought to be a peaceful waypoint on the isle of Delos, has become home to a monster twice the height of the Acropolis. Will the heroes triumph, and if so, at what cost?

 

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Continuing our revisits to earlier content, let's go back to reminiscing on things we may have missed the first time or pointing out clever hints the crew may have laid well in advance for the seasons ahead! As stated before, we'll do discussions on Monday and Friday - Monday with 4 week days and Friday with the weekend. As always, if you have any suggestions for changes, please let us know and we'll see what we can do!

Seasons 1/2 will continue to be done quickly, with 2 episodes each discussion for all but certain select plot heavy episodes that set up the lore and story. Enjoy!