Idk the general opinion but i’m up to TGaa2-2 and I really really hate him instantly makes my time worse when he’s on screen
I wonder how long it’d take to solve that case
Episode 5 - Adam Woodyatt and Simon Gregson’s Debut
Synopsis:
Simon Gregson (better known as Corrie's Steve McDonald) and Adam Woodyatt (EastEnders' Ian Beale) make their debut at Gwrych Castle, while Ant and Dec look at highlights from the past 24 hours. Did David Ginola's snoring keep the campmates awake for another night? All will be revealed!
Episode Time and length: 21:00-22:15 (9:00-10:15PM GMT) 75 minute episode
Link to Yesterday’s Megathread
Important news from the last 24 Hours:
Richard Madeley leaves I’m A Celebrity after being taken to hospital and 'breaking Covid bubble'
Man has a bottomless roll of fish and chips. He could solve hunger, at least in London, if he would just open his heart and share some with the poor, but this Devil in human flesh greedily hordes his fried bounty in his greasy, malice-filled pocket.
Two questions:
Firstly, was Iris's tea genuinely that good that he'd fondly shake his head after drinking it and smile on or was it all an act to stay in Iris's good books. I like to think the tea is actually eye watering but he drinks it anyway to not discourage her.
Secondly....Was Gregson going to adopt Gina as his own if... yknow...all of THAT didn't happen?
I just noticed he acts really nice to children in particular so I'm wondering if maybe he had a soft spot or something.
I know the 147 East End Connector is suppose to alleviate some traffic, but it won't prevent people treating a neighborhood street like a highway. A hit and run with a serious injury felt inevitably, and it will happen again.
Just imagine
The soundtrack for the Ridley Scott directed, 'The Last Duel' is out. Composed by long time collaborator, Harry Gregson Williams, this soundtrack is fantastic just like the soundtrack for the Kingdom of Heaven.
Williams has infused the ethnic and traditional sounds really well. It has a great choir and instrumentation.
This is not a soundtrack that would appeal during the first listen but something that would grow on you, similar to Harry Gregson William's work on Kingdom of heaven.
If you are a sucker for historical and ethnical soundtracks this is a must-listen. Even otherwise this is a great soundtrack.
Tbh I find him to be a pretty bad dude and if anything spineless all things considered, and it's kinda funny how Ryu presents him as this "innocent victim" at the end when calling out Stronghart, like, no. Him being killed obviously wasn't cool, but you can't exactly say his actions leading up to it didn't cause it and that he was some poor unknowing victim who was caught up in it all. Was wondering what everyone else thought of him after finishing the game, whether he's you think he's good or bad or in between. Also, isn't he the first time major character to be a victim in an AA game? Sure, Mia was killed but that was so early that she hadn't really become established and Kazuma didn't actually die so idk if you can call him a victim.
