Michelle Keegan in Ordinary Lies

Michelle Keegan who played Tina McIntrye from January 2008 - June 2014 is now acting in the new BBC One drama Ordinary Lies

Autographs

On the 15th March I got the autographs of


Dave Prowse who played Darth Vader in Episode IV: A New Hope, Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back and Episode VI: Return of the Jedi


Colin Baker who played the 6th Doctor in 12 doctor who stories and Commander Maxil in 1 Doctor Who story.


Sylvester McCoy who played the 7th Doctor in 13 doctor who stories and Radagast the Brown in Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug and Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies.

Dave Prowse, Darth Vader

Colin Baker, sixth Doctor



Sylvester McCoy, seventh Doctor



A New Website in Town

There will be a new website created by my good friend soon. I will send the link onto a new page.

This Is Madness Returns

Hello friends,


Star Wars this is madness returns for a 4th Year


Previous winners are


2014: Obi Wan Kenobi
2013: Yoda
2012: Darth Vader


Round 3 of my competition will be on the poll some time this Easter break.

Star Wars Season 1: A Brief Grading System

Star Wars rebels is over but here is how I feel it went

Note: If I was grading this in comparison to Star wars the Clone Wars then the highest score would be a 4 but here I am judging them in comparison to each other

1. Part 1: Spark of a Rebellion  - Quite a bad introduction to the rebels saga 2/5

2. Part 2: Spark of a Rebellion - Wookie mania. Kanan introduces himself as a Jedi 3/5

3. Droids in Distress - Always good to see C 3P0 and R2 D2  4/5

4. Fighter Flight - Stealing a TIE Fighter is the only thing that happens (and getting some fruit) 1/5

5. Rise of the Old Masters - The first lightsaber duel of the series 5/5

6. Breaking Ranks - Ezra does tend to make things a little boring 2/5

7. Out of Darkness - Aah! A monster is coming from the Darkness 1/5

8. Part 1: Empire Day - Okay tail. Poor security from the Imperial Forces 3/5

9. Part 2: Gathering Forces - A Big Huge beast attacking the Inquisitor 3/5

10. Path of a Jedi - Return of Yoda 4/5

11. Idiot's Array - Lando makes this tail more pleasing, without him it would be worse 4/5

12. Vision of Hope - A Good guy is now a bad guy  3/5

13. Part 1: Call to Action - Grand Moff Tarkin arrives and imminently captures a jedi 5/5

14. Part 2: Rebel Resolve - Not as good sequel 3/5

15. Part 3: Fire Across the Galaxy - Ahsoka is Fulcrum! Darth Vader! The Inquisitor Dead! so many shocks, thank goodness Bail Organa wasn't Fulcrum 5/5

I know this reviews were brief but they gave my opinion in a short way.

Ordering the Episodes

1. Fire Across the Galaxy
2. Call to Action
3. Rise of the Old Masters
4. Droids in Distress
5. Path of a Jedi
6. Idiot's Array
7. Gathering Forces
8. Rebel Resolve
9. Empire Day
10. Spark of a Rebellion Part 2
11. Vision of Hope
12. Spark of a Rebellion Part 1
13. Breaking Ranks
14. Fighter Flight
15. Out of Darkness

I nearly fell asleep watching Out of Darkness (I may have actually fallen asleep)
I have watched the Cliffhanger of Fire Across the Galaxy 10 times

Star Wars: The Clone wars best episodes Season 1 part 1

Lair of Grievous - The final part of the Nute Gunray trilogy. General Grievous is quite menacing here, which is good. He kill Nahdar, a jedi knight which I think was good. An All round good story.

Bombad Jedi - The first part of the Nute Gunray trilogy. The whole thing is hilarious. Jar Jar and C 3P0 are very funny in this. I love it.

Destroy Melvelonce - This is the final part of the Melvelonce Trilogy. I like this one because I find it funny and I like he team that are there. Obi Wan is excellent as well as C 3P0 and R2 D2. It's a weird way to finish a darkish story with a funny episode but I still really enjoy it.

Rising Melvelonce - This is the first of a trilogy of episodes about the Melvelonce. This is the first time we see Plo Koon speak. Plo Koon was a jedi council member who appeared in all three of the prequel films. Ahsoka and Anakin work together to find him in his escape pod. I used to like a lot more then I do now.

Ambush - Yoda is very good in this episode, a good introduction to the series and a good character to start the series with. The way Yoda interacts with the the other characters reminds me of him in The Empire Strikes Back.

Cloak of Darkness - This the second part of the Nute Gunray trilogy. This story is good enough. Asajj Ventress V Luminara is alright. Gree is good in this story.

Duel of Droids - Second part of a two part story. Better than the previous one. The fight between General Grievous and Ahsoka annoyed me because if General Grievous can fight 3 jedi masters and 2 jedi knights at the same time an win then why can't he kill a jedi padawan, who is barely of being a younling. It does not make sense.

Rookies - Rookies is a very popular episode. It's popular because people like clones. I am not a fan of the clones. Rookies is not as good as people think. I like Rex and Cody in it but the other clones are just alright.

Shadow of Melvelonce - The second part of the Melvelonce trilogy. Unfortunately for the episode it is a space adventure. I do not like space adventures in the Clone wars series or in the films (with the exception of Battle over Endor), I just find them really boring.

Downfall of a Droid - The first part of a two part story. Rubbish. Anakin and Ahsoka go around a stinky ship and fight some assassin droids.

I'll review Season 1 part 2 another time

Men and Women in Films

Total Number of Men and Women

Middle Earth:

Men: 65 (89%)

Women: 8 (11%)

Star Wars:

Men: 83 (80%)

Women: 21 (20%)

Harry Potter:

Men: 57 (67%)

Women: 24 (33%)

Top Half of Characters by Lines

Middle Earth: 

Men: 34 (92%)

Women: 3 (8%)

Star Wars:

Men: 48 (86%)

Women: 8 (14%)

Harry Potter:

Men: 32 (78%)

Women: 9 (22%)

Top 5 of Characters by Lines

Middle Earth:

Men: 5 (100%)

Women: 0 (0%)

Star Wars:

Men: 5 (100%)

Women: 0 (0%)

Harry Potter:

Men: 4 (80%)

Women: 1 (20%)

Number of Men and Women in an Individual Film

An Unexpected Journey:

Men: 26 (96%)

Women: 1 (4%)

Desolation of Smaug:

Men: 28 (90%)

Women: 3 (10%)

The Battle of Five Armies:

Men: 35 (90%)

Women: 4 (10%)

The Fellowship of the Ring:

Men: 18 (82%)

Women: 4 (18%)

The Two Towers:

Men: 28 (88%)

Women: 4 (12%)

The Return of the King:

Men: 29 (91%)

Women: 3 (9%)

The Phantom Menace:

Men: 34 (81%)

Women: 8 (19%)

Attack of the Clones:

Men: 30 (75%)

Women: 10 (15%)

Revenge of the Sith: 

Men: 41 (95%)

Women: 2 (5%)

A New Hope:

Men: 24 (92%)

Women: 2 (8%)

The Empire Strikes Back:

Men: 21 (95%)

Women: 1 (5%)

Return of the Jedi:

Men: 24 (83%)

Women: 5 (17%)

The Philosopher's Stone:

Men: 24 (80%)

Women: 6 (20%)

The Chamber of Secrets:

Men: 26 (81%)

Women: 8 (19%)

The Prisoner of Askaban:

Men: 19 (73%)

Women: 7 (27%)

The Goblet of Fire:

Men: 26 (81%)

Women: 8 (19%)

The Order of the Pheonix:

Men: 26 (70%)

Women: 11 (30%)

The Half Blood Prince:

Men: 18 (64%)

Women: 10 (36%)

The Deathly Hallows Part 1:

Men: 28 (76%)

Women: 9 (24%)

The Deathly Hallows Part 2:

Men: 24 (73%)

Women: 9 (27%)