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10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
Chicago Med is an NBC medical drama that has been on the air since 2015. It has some great episodes, but these are the best, according to IMDb!
Chicago Med is an NBC medical drama that has been on the air since 2015. The series follows the staff of an emergency room in the fictional Gaffney Chicago Medical Centre as they attempt to balance their stressful and high stakes work lives with their personal lives. Chicago Med is part of a shared continuity with both Chicago Fire and Chicago PD. The shared continuity has also led to several crossover events between the three tv shows, with the crossover events including plots from city-wide pandemics to disasters such as building fires. The show is incredibly popular and brings in just under 10 million views per episode in the US alone.
Heavy Is The Head: 8.3
10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
This episode of Chicago Med is packed with drama, even by its usual standards. The first element of drama comes from a father and son. A father has brought his son to the hospital as the son requires a kidney transplant and the father, who is a match, wishes to offer his kidney. However, doctors later find out that the father has kidnapped his son. The second element of drama is steeped in ethical dilemmas. A pregnant patient arrives at the hospital but refuses any emergency surgery, which leads to a difficult situation for medical student Elsa Curry.
Be My Better Half: 8.3
10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
As the name suggests, this episode features a marriage propsoal. Dr. Halstead proposes to Dr. Manning and, happily for fans of the show, Dr. Manning accepts. The joy, however, is shortlived as the two engaged Drs almost instantly begin to bicker about marriage plans.
In addition to the engagement, this episode also features Dr. Choi’s attempts to convince April that her sister is not a drug addict.
Old Flames, New Sparks: 8.3
10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
In this episode, Dr. Halstead finds a woman frozen in a patch of snow. After tending to the woman, Dr. Halstead then realizes that this patient has a poor relationship with alcohol. In addition to Dr. Halstead’s frozen patient, the episode also features a visit from Dr. Manning to Phillip Davis, whose wife died in childbirth.
This episode also features some interesting ethical concerns as Dr. Choi and April deal with the issue of organ donation to a patient with aggressive cancer, while Dr. Rhodes is forced to refuse surgery on an elderly woman for health reasons.
When To Let Go: 8.4
10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
This episode of the medical series features a cross over with Chicago PD and Chicago Fire. Stella Kidd is brought to the hospital in a critical condition, with the possibility of losing one of her lungs, which would effectively end her career. In addition to this, Dr. Manning and Dr. Bekker treat a patient with horrific burns, and Dr. Halstead’s father is admitted to the hospital but later dies as a result of the injuries. Dr. Choi also treats a patient with bad burn injuries but suspects that the patient was beaten before she received her burn injuries.
We’re Lost In The Dark: 8.4
10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
As the title of the episode suggests, this episode is centered around the idea that there is a power cut in the hospital. A storm in Chicago causes the hospital to lose power and the medical facility is plunged into anarchy. As a consequence of the power cut, Dr. Sexton and Dr. Marcel must perform emergency surgery without any lights, while Dr. Manning is stuck in an elevator with a patient who is in dire need of emergency surgery.
In addition to the lack of electricity, Dr. Halstead, Sharon, and Maggie are treating multiple patients with seizures and there are suspicions this is an outbreak.
With A Brave Heart: 8.5
10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
With a Brave Heart was the last episode of season 4 and, consequently features a high amount of drama. Agent Lee reveals to Dr. Halstead that one of Ray Burke’s sons has recently been released from prison, so Halstead may be in danger as a result. Later in the episode, when Dr. Manning goes to speak to Dr. Halstead, Ray Burke’s son appears and hits them over the head, knocking Manning unconscious.
Aside from the violence in this episode, Dr. Rhodes discovers that his father overdosed on insulin and suspects foul play, Dr. Choi and April treat a patient with extreme allergies, and Maggie learns that she has metastatic breast cancer.
Forever Hold Your Peace: 8.6
10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
In this episode, Dr. Rhodes tends to a young patient who has broken his arm while skateboarding but is refusing to allow any needles to be used in his treatment. In addition to this, Dr. Rhodes also learns that his father has sadly died.
In addition to the Dr. Rhodes plot, April must look after Dr. Choi’s sister’s baby after the baby is abandoned by its mother, and Dr. Halstead makes the difficult decision to tell Maggie that her sister has an abusive boyfriend.
Infection Part 2: 8.8
10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
Infection Part 2 is another crossover event with both Chicago PD and Chicago Fire. As the episode title suggests, this episode is based around an aggressive flesh-eating bacterial infection that has spread across Chicago. The police suspect that the outbreak may be a result of terrorist activity due to the fact that the infection is only reported in the two areas of Chicago that are most densely populated.
This episode is almost movie length in its scope and does a fantastic job of ratcheting up the tension.
Never Let You Go: 9.0
10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
Never Let You Go is, perhaps, Chicago Med’s most drama-filled episode. The hospital is effectively under siege as a teenager with a gun holds several people hostage. The teenager does this as he has recently learned that his pregnant girlfriend has decided to put their baby up for adoption, so the teenager wants to take the baby with him. Due to the teenager, Dr. Choi is unable to perform surgery on a young child and instead must instruct April how to carry out the surgery on the child.
Who Knows What Tomorrow Brings: 9.3
10 Best Episodes Of Chicago Med (According To IMDb)
In a strange turn of events for the doctors, Dr. Choi and Dr. Charles must tend to a patient who strongly believes that he is a vampire. In addition to the vampire plot, Dr. Choi’s treatment of a military amputee is ended prematurely when some high ranking military officers arrive to remove the amputee from the hospital.
In addition to the hospital drama, Maggie meets a new friend while attending chemotherapy and hosts a crawfish party.
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Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Ozark revolves around people who are not exactly the best. These are the worst things that each character has done.
Netflix hit series Ozark has been getting better and better with each passing season. The third season which was released on March 27th has been its strongest, putting the series on the path to becoming one of the greatest TV offerings of all time. To put it in numbers, Season 3 has a 95% score on Rotten Tomatoes, compared to 76% for Season 2 and 70% for Season 1.
Ozark has been compared to Breaking Bad at times but despite sharing similar themes, it carves its own path quite perfectly. The series also has a string of fascinating characters who all prefer doing bad deeds than good ones. Here is the worst thing each main character has done on the show.
Wendy: Cheating On Marty
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
The pilot began with a heartbroken Marty watching Wendy’s sex tape on his computer while talking to clients. He just couldn’t understand what made her cheat after 22 years of marriage. Marty even confessed that he also had a few chances to cheat but didn’t do it out of respect for Wendy.
Wendy had cheated with a man named Gary “Sugarwood” Silverberg and Marty had found out after hiring a private investigator. Wendy even planned to flee with Gary but the cartel intervened and took care of the issue after Marty agreed to launder money for them.
Hellen: Ordering A Hit On Wendy’s Bipolar Brother
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Tom Pelphrey gave an outstanding performance as Wendy’s younger brother Ben Davis in Season 3. Everything was going well for Ben until he fell in love with Ruth. The medications he normally took for his bipolar disorder were preventing him from performing well in bed so he ditched them. This was a bad idea was he ended up doing on a downward spiral mentally.
He went on to tell Hellen’s daughter that her mother was a drug dealer. Hellen got angry and ordered a hit on Ben, despite knowing his condition. Ben even called Hellen behind Wendy’s back to apologize but she didn’t change her mind. She still let him get killed.
Darlene: Poisoning Her Husband Jacob
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
In Season 2’s penultimate episode, the ever-evil poppy farmer Darlene topped all her previous bad deads by putting cyanide in her husband Jacob’s coffee. The two had disagreed over the big casino that was being constructed on their land. Darlene was also paranoid and felt he’d kill her.
Jacob died while he’s with Darlene in the woods. She went on to give him the kind of reassurance that only people like give: “It’ll be quick, I promise.” It was indeed quick, and Jacob, realizing what his wife had done to him said: “I never could keep up with you, Darlene.”
Sue: Accepting Bribes From Both Martyr And Wendy
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Marty and Wendy’s marriage was going south very quickly so Charlotte suggested they seek professional help. They agreed to this and started seeing the local therapist Sue Shelby. Everything would be great now, right? Not at all. Their marriage deteriorated even further. Marty frequently bribed Sue so that she would favor him during the therapy sessions. This was initially working but then Sue accepted a bribe from Wendy too.
She ended up getting confused during the next therapy session, wondering who to root for. This led her to tell the couple that both of them bribed her. Marty and Wendy then began arguing and accidentally spilled cartel details in Sue’s presence. As a result, she blackmailed them and bought a Mclaren. This was a bad move that forced Hellen to order a hit on her.
Marty: Ruining Pastor Mason Young’s Life… And Eventually Killing Him
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Pastor Mason Young’s life was peaceful until Marty came up with the idea of building a church for him in order to launder money through it. Previously, Mason was preaching to his congregation via a boat on the lake. Darlene and Jacob didn’t like the church idea since they normally used hymn books given to the congregation on the lake to smuggle their drugs.
They kidnapped Marty and forced him to stop the project or else they’d kill Mason’s wife Grace and cut the unborn baby out of her womb. Mason freaked out upon learning about the drug trade, forcing Darlene and Jacob to kill his wife and cut the baby out. Mason then lost it and kidnapped Wendy. In an effort to save her, Marty killed Mason.
Sheriff Nix: Facilitating Ben’s Release From The Psychiatric Hospital
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
The award for TV’s most ineffective police boss goes to Sheriff Nix. The cowardly sheriff who is in charge of the Lake of the Ozarks prefers to turn a blind eye to everything that’s going on. He’s been around since Season 1 but despite the area being a hotbed for criminal activity, he rarely does a thing.
When Marty and Wendy send Ben to a psychiatric hospital so that he can get help, Ben’s lover Ruth becomes frustrated and finds a way to get him out. She knows Darlene owns the sheriff so she goes to her for help. Darlene forces Nix to pull some strings and get Ben released. Ben’s release puts him back in danger and he eventually gets killed.
Del: Throwing Wendy’s Lover Out Of A Skyscraper
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Del was the first member of the Navarro cartel to appear on the show. In the pilot episode, he killed all of Marty’s colleagues for stealing money from the cartel. Marty convinced Dell to spare him by offering to launder money for the cartel in Missouri where there were fewer feds.
Meanwhile, Wendy’s secret lover Gary “Sugarwood” Silverberg convinced her to leave Marty and flee with him. Since Del wanted Marty’s family to stick together, he caught up with Gary and threw him out of the window of a skyscraper just before Marty arrived to confront him about sleeping with his wife.
Ruth: Trying To Electrocute Marty
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Marty has always been good to Ruth. He has trusted her enough to put her in charge of two of his businesses. However, Ruth was in a “blood over water” kind of dilemma. Her father Cade Langmore who had just come out of prison was persuading her to kill Marty and take all his money.
She went on to wire Marty’s dock, hoping to electrocute him. However, when Marty touched the metal, nothing really happened because FBI agent Petty knew what was about to happen and managed to undo the wiring. Petty wanted to bring down Ruth’s uncle Russ Langmore and had seduced him in order to get information out of him. One of the things he heard from Russ was Ruth and Cade’s plan to kill Martyr.
Frank Cosgrove Jr: Beating Up Ruth
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Power star Joseph Sikora played Frank Cosgrove Jr, the son of mob boss Frank Cosgrove, in the third season of Ozark. Frank enjoyed playing at the casino but he and Ruth never got along. In the first episode, she even threw him into the lake.
The tensions between them almost reached a tragic end when Frank beat up Euth on a pavement, leaving her fighting for her life. Marty and Wendy refused to retaliate on Ruth’s behalf since it would cause problems with the mob. Darlene, seeking to win Ruth’s favor tracked down Frank and shot him in the groin area.
Omar Navarro: Murdering Hellen In Front Of Marty And Wendy
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Season 3’s last episode was one of the best season finales in all of TV. Hellen became too ambitious and asked Navarro to let her take over the Byrde’s businesses. She even got herself a casino license and lied to the FBI that Marty was willing to testify against the cartel.
Wendy had a feeling that Hellen was trying to overthrow them so she and Marty convinced Navarro that they could use the FBI to their advantage. Navarro ordered both Hellen, Wendy and Hellen to come and attend his child’s baptism and as soon as they arrived, he had Wendy killed in an iconic moment that sent blood splattering all over Wendy and Marty’s faces. This was unexpected because Hellen had always been a loyal asset to him.
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10 Scariest Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural Episodes
Ozark revolves around people who are not exactly the best. These are the worst things that each character has done.
Netflix hit series Ozark has been getting better and better with each passing season. The third season which was released on March 27th has been its strongest, putting the series on the path to becoming one of the greatest TV offerings of all time. To put it in numbers, Season 3 has a 95% score on Rotten Tomatoes, compared to 76% for Season 2 and 70% for Season 1.
Ozark has been compared to Breaking Bad at times but despite sharing similar themes, it carves its own path quite perfectly. The series also has a string of fascinating characters who all prefer doing bad deeds than good ones. Here is the worst thing each main character has done on the show.
Wendy: Cheating On Marty
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
The pilot began with a heartbroken Marty watching Wendy’s sex tape on his computer while talking to clients. He just couldn’t understand what made her cheat after 22 years of marriage. Marty even confessed that he also had a few chances to cheat but didn’t do it out of respect for Wendy.
Wendy had cheated with a man named Gary “Sugarwood” Silverberg and Marty had found out after hiring a private investigator. Wendy even planned to flee with Gary but the cartel intervened and took care of the issue after Marty agreed to launder money for them.
Hellen: Ordering A Hit On Wendy’s Bipolar Brother
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Tom Pelphrey gave an outstanding performance as Wendy’s younger brother Ben Davis in Season 3. Everything was going well for Ben until he fell in love with Ruth. The medications he normally took for his bipolar disorder were preventing him from performing well in bed so he ditched them. This was a bad idea was he ended up doing on a downward spiral mentally.
He went on to tell Hellen’s daughter that her mother was a drug dealer. Hellen got angry and ordered a hit on Ben, despite knowing his condition. Ben even called Hellen behind Wendy’s back to apologize but she didn’t change her mind. She still let him get killed.
Darlene: Poisoning Her Husband Jacob
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
In Season 2’s penultimate episode, the ever-evil poppy farmer Darlene topped all her previous bad deads by putting cyanide in her husband Jacob’s coffee. The two had disagreed over the big casino that was being constructed on their land. Darlene was also paranoid and felt he’d kill her.
Jacob died while he’s with Darlene in the woods. She went on to give him the kind of reassurance that only people like give: “It’ll be quick, I promise.” It was indeed quick, and Jacob, realizing what his wife had done to him said: “I never could keep up with you, Darlene.”
Sue: Accepting Bribes From Both Martyr And Wendy
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Marty and Wendy’s marriage was going south very quickly so Charlotte suggested they seek professional help. They agreed to this and started seeing the local therapist Sue Shelby. Everything would be great now, right? Not at all. Their marriage deteriorated even further. Marty frequently bribed Sue so that she would favor him during the therapy sessions. This was initially working but then Sue accepted a bribe from Wendy too.
She ended up getting confused during the next therapy session, wondering who to root for. This led her to tell the couple that both of them bribed her. Marty and Wendy then began arguing and accidentally spilled cartel details in Sue’s presence. As a result, she blackmailed them and bought a Mclaren. This was a bad move that forced Hellen to order a hit on her.
Marty: Ruining Pastor Mason Young’s Life… And Eventually Killing Him
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Pastor Mason Young’s life was peaceful until Marty came up with the idea of building a church for him in order to launder money through it. Previously, Mason was preaching to his congregation via a boat on the lake. Darlene and Jacob didn’t like the church idea since they normally used hymn books given to the congregation on the lake to smuggle their drugs.
They kidnapped Marty and forced him to stop the project or else they’d kill Mason’s wife Grace and cut the unborn baby out of her womb. Mason freaked out upon learning about the drug trade, forcing Darlene and Jacob to kill his wife and cut the baby out. Mason then lost it and kidnapped Wendy. In an effort to save her, Marty killed Mason.
Sheriff Nix: Facilitating Ben’s Release From The Psychiatric Hospital
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
The award for TV’s most ineffective police boss goes to Sheriff Nix. The cowardly sheriff who is in charge of the Lake of the Ozarks prefers to turn a blind eye to everything that’s going on. He’s been around since Season 1 but despite the area being a hotbed for criminal activity, he rarely does a thing.
When Marty and Wendy send Ben to a psychiatric hospital so that he can get help, Ben’s lover Ruth becomes frustrated and finds a way to get him out. She knows Darlene owns the sheriff so she goes to her for help. Darlene forces Nix to pull some strings and get Ben released. Ben’s release puts him back in danger and he eventually gets killed.
Del: Throwing Wendy’s Lover Out Of A Skyscraper
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Del was the first member of the Navarro cartel to appear on the show. In the pilot episode, he killed all of Marty’s colleagues for stealing money from the cartel. Marty convinced Dell to spare him by offering to launder money for the cartel in Missouri where there were fewer feds.
Meanwhile, Wendy’s secret lover Gary “Sugarwood” Silverberg convinced her to leave Marty and flee with him. Since Del wanted Marty’s family to stick together, he caught up with Gary and threw him out of the window of a skyscraper just before Marty arrived to confront him about sleeping with his wife.
Ruth: Trying To Electrocute Marty
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Marty has always been good to Ruth. He has trusted her enough to put her in charge of two of his businesses. However, Ruth was in a “blood over water” kind of dilemma. Her father Cade Langmore who had just come out of prison was persuading her to kill Marty and take all his money.
She went on to wire Marty’s dock, hoping to electrocute him. However, when Marty touched the metal, nothing really happened because FBI agent Petty knew what was about to happen and managed to undo the wiring. Petty wanted to bring down Ruth’s uncle Russ Langmore and had seduced him in order to get information out of him. One of the things he heard from Russ was Ruth and Cade’s plan to kill Martyr.
Frank Cosgrove Jr: Beating Up Ruth
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Power star Joseph Sikora played Frank Cosgrove Jr, the son of mob boss Frank Cosgrove, in the third season of Ozark. Frank enjoyed playing at the casino but he and Ruth never got along. In the first episode, she even threw him into the lake.
The tensions between them almost reached a tragic end when Frank beat up Euth on a pavement, leaving her fighting for her life. Marty and Wendy refused to retaliate on Ruth’s behalf since it would cause problems with the mob. Darlene, seeking to win Ruth’s favor tracked down Frank and shot him in the groin area.
Omar Navarro: Murdering Hellen In Front Of Marty And Wendy
Ozark: The Worst Thing Each Main Character Did, Ranked
Season 3’s last episode was one of the best season finales in all of TV. Hellen became too ambitious and asked Navarro to let her take over the Byrde’s businesses. She even got herself a casino license and lied to the FBI that Marty was willing to testify against the cartel.
Wendy had a feeling that Hellen was trying to overthrow them so she and Marty convinced Navarro that they could use the FBI to their advantage. Navarro ordered both Hellen, Wendy and Hellen to come and attend his child’s baptism and as soon as they arrived, he had Wendy killed in an iconic moment that sent blood splattering all over Wendy and Marty’s faces. This was unexpected because Hellen had always been a loyal asset to him.
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10 Scariest Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural Episodes
Rock and roll, buckaroos! Want to relive the spookiest episodes of Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural? Here are the 10 scariest episodes (so far)!
Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural sees hosts Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej dissect paranormal legend of haunted location and do some investigating of their own as they travel to the locations and try to find ghouls on their own. Although there is usually a good balance of comedy and horror in the show, there are some episodes where the scale is tipped more towards horror.
Although the scarier episodes always have comedy to ease the tension some stories are so terrifying it’s difficult to get them out of your head after viewing the episode. And although we’re not at the site it’s still scary to see Ryan’s reactions and know he’s feeling true fear. Let’s revisit some of the scarier episodes of the series so far.
The Haunting Of The Salem Witch Trials (S2 E8)
10 Scariest Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural Episodes
Ryan presents the timeline and background of the Salem Witch Trials, as well as theories behind the events. The background is interspersed with Ryan and Shane traveling to the historic sites at Salem. They arrive at Salem during a strong snowstorm and they walk around the grounds at night, snow crunching under their feet.
There are a lot of funny moments throughout, but this episode is mainly creepy for all the well-known history and if there are any spirits around the area they can’t be happy that they were executed during the trials.
The Ghosts and Demons Of Bobby Mackey’s (S2 E1)
10 Scariest Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural Episodes
Shane and Ryan investigate Bobby Mackey’s night club, which some think to be a portal to hell. It’s Ryan’s one demon location concession of the season. The building was part of a mob casino and home for satanic cult rituals. True to form, Shane immediately starts taunting the ghosts of the mobsters, and Ryan is terrified by any little movement and is startled by a disco ball. Although there is a lot of laughs in this episode, including the iconic line “hey there demons, it’s me, ya boi,” it is still a terrifying place with a lot of history and legend attached.
The Chilling Exorcism Of Anneliese Michel (S1 E4)
10 Scariest Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural Episodes
Although Shane and Ryan don’t travel to a location on this one it’s still terrifying all the same. Ryan retells the case of a young girl who started having epileptic episodes, and after briefly sought help from the medical field, they turned to religion and she had 67 exorcisms before finally dying of starvation. The subsequent court hearings found the doctor, the priest, and her parents guilty of involuntarily causing her death by not forcing her to take medical help and force-feed her and instead only fed into her delusions by performing countless exorcisms. The terrifying part is the live recordings they played during the trial where you hear her distorted voice and an artist’s rendition of how Anneliese looked during her final days.
The Demonic Curse of Annabelle the Doll (S5 E8)
10 Scariest Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural Episodes
This episode sees Ryan and Shane visit the Warren house to see the famous cursed Annabelle doll from The Conjuring franchise. Although it’s typical for Shane to taunt whatever haunting they’re investigating, it’s especially tense when he faces the famous doll seeing as how those who have taunted it in the past have gotten into fatal crashes on the way home.
Also, it’s terrifying to have the virtual tour through the Warren house that holds hundreds of cursed and demonic objects that the two confiscated after their own investigations. It makes you want to research the objects and make sure you can’t get cursed through your screen.
The Shadowy Spirits of Rolling Hills Hospital (S4 E2)
10 Scariest Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural Episodes
Ryan and Shane travel to the legendary haunted hospital and all Ryan can do is laugh when they enter the dilapidated haunted location because of how creepy it is. The centuries-old drafty building is constantly windy giving an eerie sound that travels with them as they continue their tour around the building. Seeing an artist’s rendition of the ghost who is known to scream is bone-chilling and we have to agree with Ryan when he says it’s what nightmares are made of. Another apparition said to walk the halls is over 7-feet tall and shadow people are known to crawl at patrons investigating, truly terrifying.
The Unbelievable Horrors of the Old City Jail (S6 E6)
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Although it’s normal for Ryan to lose his mind on an investigation, this episode takes it to another level. They visit the haunted Old City Jail said to have countless spirits roam its now dilapidated halls. A lot of the episode is silly when Shane and Ryan are together, but when they investigate on their own Ryan can’t handle his terror as he runs and screams throughout the building and the fact that Ryan believes he captured a full-bodied apparition on camera. It’s undeniably the most afraid we’ve seen Ryan and although it is partly funny seeing him breakdown as Shane laughs outside it’s still terrifying and shows how upsetting the location is.
3 Horrifying Cases of Ghosts and Demons (S1 E3)
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The first episode of the series that sees Ryan and Shane travel to location sees them travel to three terrifying locations; Winchester House, The Island of Dolls, and Sallie House. They visit a pastor who tells them to never directly interact with a ghost or demon, which is a fun flashback seeing how that’s all they do in the later seasons. They stay the night at the puzzling Winchester House with stairs leading to nowhere and doors leading to steep two-story drops outside. They travel to Mexico City and journey down the canals to the Island of Dolls and see the creepiest collection of dolls with spiders crawling around them. And to end the episode they attempt to stay the night at the demonic Sallie House that is said to be the home of a demon who disguises itself as a little girl and terrorized a family even after they moved out. It’s a lot for one episode, and every location is scary, but the terrifying culmination is at the Sallie House.
The Demonic Bellaire House (S4 E3)
10 Scariest Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural Episodes
As Ryan’s only demonic episode of the season, they choose to stay the night at the Bellaire House. There were seances in the house and Ryan and Shane do a seance themselves to try to reach out to the spirits of the house. They talk to the recent owner of the home who has seen apparitions and saw her dog picked up and thrown across the room. They investigate the attic where a demon is said to live and possibly pushed people out of the window. Although there are funny moments, like them ordering pizza to the demonic house, it’s a creepy episode where they interview someone who lived in the house and hearing that no one can successfully stay in the house makes it especially terrifying.
The Horrors of Pennhurst Asylum (S3 E5)
10 Scariest Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural Episodes
Shane and Ryan delve into the creepy history of the Pennhurst Asylum that saw overcrowding of patients with mental illnesses and the torturous doctors who would threaten and harm the patients. Ryan gives an abbreviated account of his research because it affected him and he wanted to spare the audience the details. Although most of the ghosts are non-violent, there is one of an angry nurse that has been said to stab people with a syringe, which is terrifying. Even with the jokes scattered throughout this entire episode is bone-chilling.
The Haunted Halls Of Waverly Hills Hospital (S2 E4)
10 Scariest Buzzfeed Unsolved: Supernatural Episodes
Ryan and Shane stay the night at this creepy dilapidated Tuberculosis hospital. They both investigate a terrifying endless tunnel called “The Body Chute” where the remains of the deceased were taken. They hear increasingly creepy noises in the dark and Ryan runs out of there as quickly as he can. Ryan brings a blue rubber ball to throw to one of the known apparitions of a young boy who is known to like to play catch. Once he throws the ball they find that it stopped at graffiti of Ryan’s name. It’s a creepy location in and of itself and once you learn the legends and see Ryan and Shane tour the haunted hospital it makes it all the scarier.
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Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
Grace and Frankie aren’t perfect, nor is their friendship. Here are the worst things they’ve done to one another in the series.
Grace and Frankie has been a unique show in its depiction of age, family, friendship, and struggle. Grace and Frankie proved that age is just a number, and that you can get through anything as long as you have the right friend next to you. In Season 1, they learned that their husbands (Robert and Sol) had been having a 20 year affair with each other. Robert and Sol asked for divorces, so that they could marry.
Grace and Frankie initially didn’t like each other, but they became best friends. While they both have done a number of kind things for each other, they also have been mean to each other or thoughtless of the other’s needs. Grace and Frankie aren’t perfect, nor is their friendship.
Grace: Tries to One-Up Frankie at Bud’s Wedding
Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
Grace is convinced that Frankie will mess up Bud’s wedding. Both friends are currently in a fight, but Grace decides to take charge of logistics related to the wedding. While we can understand Grace’s impulse since she has often been the more practical friend, she majorly over-steps here. Obviously, this wedding is important to Frankie, and Grace ignores this.
Frankie wants to make Bud a very special cake, a cake-yata. As Bud has a special love for cakes with surprises inside, this is a meaningful gift from Frankie. Grace brings a regular cake, which while beautiful, doesn’t have the significance of the cake-yata.
Frankie: Breaks Grace’s Trust and Reveals Her Secret
Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
When Frankie and Grace are just beginning to be friends, Grace confesses about a secret romantic moment she had with one of Frankie’s ex-convict art students. It is a moment where Grace trusts Frankie since she is such a private person. Does Frankie keep quiet about it? No, she immediately tells her ex, Sol. Her ex, of course, immediately tells Grace’s ex, Robert, and the cat is out of the bag, so to speak.
Grace does confront Frankie about it, and luckily, Frankie realizes her error and tries to make right. However, this is just one example of Frankie’s poor boundaries with Sol, something that gets a little better over time.
Grace: Insinuates Frankie Isn’t a Real Mom
Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
Grace sometimes drops bombs without realizing that they are bombs. When Grace insinuates that Frankie isn’t a real mom because Frankie adopted her two sons and didn’t birth them, we immediately see the pain on Frankie’s face. It also shows how little Grace had thought of Frankie over the years. Since being a mother is an important part of Frankie’s identity, Grace’s insult hits. Additionally, Frankie wishes that she could have been there for her sons’ births. So, that hurts as well.
In the past, Frankie had been a pseudo mother to Grace’s daughters, too. Luckily, Grace eventually realizes how cruel her comment was and makes right, but we were totally Team Frankie for this episode.
Frankie: Goes Behind Grace’s Back for the Loan
Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
When Frankie and Grace are starting up their business, Vybrant, they have a hard time getting a loan for it. Frankie complains to Brianna, Grace’s daughter, who offers to loan them the money. The only catch is–Frankie can’t tell Grace, so Frankie says that the loan is from Jacob (Frankie’s boyfriend) instead. Frankie doesn’t see this as a big deal because they needed the money, and a loan is just a loan. However, it’s different for Grace.
Grace would never have asked any of her children for a loan, and Frankie over-stepped here. What made it worse is that Frankie lied to Grace and brought Jacob into the lie.
Grace: Hides Her Gun from Frankie
Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
Grace tells Frankie that she doesn’t have a gun, but she does. When they get robbed, Grace hears something in the middle of the night and goes downstairs with her gun. She shoots the decoy that Frankie put in the house to make it look like someone was up in order to deter other robbers. Unfortunately, the decoy looks exactly like Frankie.
Frankie is understandably upset since she hates guns and doesn’t feel safe around them. Add to this, that the decoy looked like her, which makes Frankie feel that Grace actually shot her or could. Grace hid that she had a gun the whole time that they were together, despite knowing Frankie’s feeling on it.
Frankie: Doesn’t Listen to Grace
Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
There are many times that Frankie doesn’t listen to Grace. On one hand, it could be that Frankie doesn’t hear Grace, as Frankie has poor hearing. But often times, she blocks Grace out. One example is with Grace’s gun. Frankie is unwilling to hear why Grace had the gun to begin with, and Grace calls Frankie out.
They eventually have a heart-to-heart about the reason, and Grace does get rid of the gun for Frankie. However, at first Frankie wouldn’t even listen to have understanding and compassion for Grace.
Grace: Sank Shark Tank Opportunity
Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
In the newest season, Grace and Frank have a new business venture called, “Rise Up.” It’s a toilet that rises up for its occupant, helping those who have a hard time getting off the toilet due to age or injury. Before they presented the Rise Up on Shark Tank, Nick told Grace that she could accept anyone’s offer but Mark Cuban. Of course, Mark Cuban happened to be the only judge interested in investing, and Grace rejected him.
She did this without consulting Frankie or even telling Frankie of what Nick said. She both keeps a secret and makes a decision without talking to her friend and business partner. The Rise Up was both of their business venture, and Grace acted like it was just hers.
Frankie: Tries to Give Vybrant Bad Press
Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
When Frankie and Grace find out that one of their most faithful customers died from a heart attack when the customer was using Vybrant, Frankie feels terrible. She thinks that their product murdered the woman. Grace tries to do damage control with a reporter, telling Frankie to let her handle this part. Of course, Frankie doesn’t listen.
Frankie insists that their product killed the woman and tells others not to use it. Essentially, this would have sunk their business. Their former customer’s friends actually contradict Frankie, and luckily so, or it could have been the end to this business.
Grace: Interrupts Frankie’s Date and Insults Her
Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
A very drunk and unhappy Grace interrupts Frankie’s date with Jacob where Frankie is introducing Jacob to her sons. She tells all that Frankie is scared of sex. Then Grace is mean to Frankie, telling Frankie that she just says hippie b.s., that she is a failure, and that she’s made Grace’s life worse. Frankie is right to feel upset, and we can understand why it takes Jacob a while to like Grace after this display.
Frankie forgives Grace. It tells us how good of a friend that Frankie is to Grace because some of these comments would have been hard to forgive.
Frankie: Pushes Her Product Idea with Jacob Over Vybrant
Grace and Frankie: The 5 Worst Things Grace Did To Frankie (& 5 Frankie Did To Grace)
Frankie and Grace’s Vybrant is starting out, and Frankie tries to sidebar it with her and Jacob’s idea instead. They invented the easy condom for those who have a hard time opening up regular condoms. She doesn’t listen to Grace, and fully listens to Jacob. Frankie does have a bad habit of side-barring her friends or disappearing from the business venture when she’s dating someone.
This is one example, and it’s a moment that we side with Grace. Frankie doesn’t seem to care about Grace’s feelings and cares more about her romantic relationship than her friendship.
Grace is able to call her out, but it’s a pattern that repeats.
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Walton Goggins Interview: Tomb Raider
We interview Tomb Raider star Walton Goggins about what drew him to the film and the motivations of his character, Mathias Vogel.
Screen Rant sat down with the amazing Walton Goggins to talk about his character, Mathias Vogel in MGM’s reboot of the Tomb Raider franchise. Walton is known for his roles in The Shield, Justified, and HBO’s Vice Principals. In Tomb Raider, his character is the villain of the film and adapted from the 2013 reboot of the video game series. In addition to discussing his role in the film, he talks about not revealing plot details to his family and wanting to maybe, possibly do a romantic comedy one day.
Screen Rant: So you had a chance to work on a lot of great projects as of late, what attracted you to the to the Tomb Raider franchise?
Walton Goggins: Well, you know, I suppose because I didn’t think of it as participating in the Tomb Raider franchise, you know, that early on I just looked at the story and the story that I read was so good and so I think if you start from that point and you look at the incredible Alicia Vikander playing her and imagining kind of what her interpretation of this character would be and this director Roar Utwang, I loved his movie, The Wave and the great Graham King is one of my favorite producers, he’s Martin Scorsese’s producer for Christ’s Sake and I felt like I could do something, I could say something, or help them achieve . . . and get to where they wanted to go.
Screen Rant: I’m actually glad you said that because obviously, this is a video game franchise, but it’s just a great movie, just in general, like you can take a video game, the Tomb Raider out of that, this is just a good movie, it’s a lot of fun.
Walton Goggins: Yeah, well that’s very kind of you to say, you know I’ve never seen the movies and I’ve never played the video game and once these conversations kind of began in earnest. I didn’t want to, because I think that I knew that there would be enough people around this project that understood the ins and outs of this game and knew how to service as you have to as you should and as you are expected to the devoted followers of this Herald and – but I also felt that you know, somebody needed to be at the table that is. . . judging this based on the merits of the story.
Screen Rant: That’s really interesting you said that, because that was my next question. If you had no . . . I mean, I’m sure you knew about Tomb Raider. . .
Walton Goggins: Who doesn’t know about Tomb Raider?
Screen Rant: Sure. But I didn’t know that you didn’t play the games or anything like that, but that’s interesting because what I was going to ask you next is, obviously Lara Croft is such an iconic character and now we’re starting to see the empowerment of the female lead actress in films now, but she was doing this, Lara Croft the character was doing this twenty years ago almost. So, what is Lara Croft now especially since you’ve been a part of this franchise now, what does she mean to you now?
Walton Goggins: I suppose I haven’t said this anywhere else, so I’ll say it here. I suppose to summarize that answer, my answer that question, the most effective way to do it through the story and that is in my . . . I have a seven year old son, he’s the love of my life, the greatest thing that I’ve ever been treated to in my life, and he came to set a few times and on the last day he was there he leaned over to me and pulled my arm and said Daddy, I think I want to be Lara Croft. I looked at him and I said I do too. You know, really and that was pretty cool.
Walton Goggins Interview: Tomb Raider
Screen Rant: I mean you know what, to be honest with you, I thought the same thing when I was younger playing those games, because there wasn’t there was a male counterpart of that, but it didn’t matter to me, because she was such a just cool character which I find really attractive.
Walton Goggins: Yeah and I think that you know I mean that’s you know that I think that’s where we all want to go isn’t it? I mean to celebrate differences between men and women, we’re different for a reason you know, and we bring different things to the table, but one knows I don’t look and see a woman, I see an incredible person.
Screen Rant: Absolutely.
Walton Goggins: Right? And I think that you know things happen, there’s a nexus of things that kind of happen and a movement that happens in all of the separate pockets and all of the separate places and then they will collide and, in an amphitheater, where what is seen will be different. And you know, this movie as it happens, it is a part of the conversation, and Alicia’s interpretation of Lara is worthy of that.
Screen Rant: Now, talk to me about Vogel, how would you describe him and his motivations from his point of view.
Walton Goggins: You know, I think that he is a person that at this point in his life is devoid of feeling. I think he’s past the point of hope or optimism about anything in his life and I think even with his men, you know, there was a time where these days began with energy and the conversation to a point of pure isolation and then, and that’s where you meet him and you meet him on the day that it all changes and it’s as if it’s not really changing when you meet him, because Lara Croft is a mirage and I think when you’re in tent, hopefully you will be as disoriented as the lead of this movie and be taken on this journey of this guy, really understanding that his life is about to change. And how he feels about that or his lack of feeling about it and how that changes over the course of the movie. I just think that it’s cool man.
Screen Rant: It is! It’s a super fun movie.
Walton Goggins: It’s really a different kind of way of looking at it and I haven’t really seen a that in a way, in a while and I don’t . . . I don’t predicate the decisions that I make based on doing something different. I look at it as the truth and the truth shall set you free.
Screen Rant: Absolutely. So, I know you guys shot in South Africa, what was the most challenging things to shoot out there and also as an actor, I’m sure with every role you learn, what did you learn from this role of playing Vogel?
Walton Goggins: The most, I dunno, the most challenging. . . we were in Africa and there’s nothing challenging about that for me, it was one of the most mystical places I’ve been in my life and it changed my life, I had to travel and spend five days with the Ambo Tribe of the Angolan border and drove all over Libya. . .
Walton Goggins Interview: Tomb Raider
Screen Rant: While you were out there?
Walton Goggins: Yeah, and I do that a lot of places, I’ll just go out by myself. And so those, that communion with those people, in that place, realizing that this is where we crawled out of the fucking ocean. It made me weep, you know, it was uplifting, so there was nothing challenging about making this movie because I love making movies.
I suppose the only, the only part where it was, where I would go home at night, have a glass of wine, and just try to hum because of the quiet, the buzzing in my head, was how dark this guy was, and how desperately he just wanted to see his family, you know, and I think we’ve all been in that place. . .
Screen Rant: Absolutely.
Walton Goggins: You know, and it doesn’t make people sympathize with him or empathize with him, it is what it is, that’s his reality, you know, and you will have your experience or your reaction in the way that you have it.
Screen Rant: So this is going to be a pretty big summer for you with Tomb Raider and then you got Ant-Man and the Wasp. . . What can you tell me about Sonny Birch?
Walton Goggins: That Walton Goggins is playing him. *Laughs*
Screen Rant: It’s like the standard Marvel answer, right?
Walton Goggins: That’s it man, I mean, you think Trinity’s everywhere? They have nothing on Marvel.
Screen Rant: I mean it’s probably true.
Walton Goggins: You know I really am that way man, I don’t . . . I did, you know, I’m that way about Quentin, I’m that way about everything in my life really, but my wife didn’t know the ending of The Shield for a year. . .
Screen Rant: Really?!
Walton Goggins: Before it happened, she had no idea what happened in Justified, she had no idea about Vice Principals, you know, I don’t tell anything. . . you know, out of . . . because I don’t want to, I don’t want to ruin it for other people.
Walton Goggins Interview: Tomb Raider
Screen Rant: Sure, absolutely.
Walton Goggins: You know, and I’m protecting people that have made it, also I really protect my own experience of it, you know.
Screen Rant: Now, the last question, I love you as an actor, let me just say you’re an amazing actor and you’re playing the villain role excellently. You ever just want to do a romantic comedy every now and then and just kind of like . . .?
Walton Goggins: F*** man, you know, yes, the answer to your question is absolutely. And you know I don’t know if I ever will man you know, I don’t know the answer to that question, I do know that, you know, I’ve got a movie coming out later on this year, a really small independent movie, he’s a deep complicated guy and I don’t think he’s a bad guy, it’s a father daughter story about a snake handling community up in Appalachia, called Them That Follow and that was really rewarding and I’ve done a lot of comedy over the course of my career and a lot of very serious things that just happen to be funny, but I- you know, I don’t know, maybe the lighting, maybe that that much light on my face doesn’t look good.
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D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
Every character on Last Man Standing has a sense of who they are and what they don’t want to be. Take a look at the character’s D&D alignments!
Probably one of the more brilliant things about Last Man Standing when compared to Tim Allen’s other popular television sitcom Home Improvement is that every character on Last Man Standing has a sense of who they are and what they don’t want to be. As far as Tim Allen’s family on Home Improvement, no one knew where they stood on any issue of the day and it wasn’t expected for them to expand beyond the one-dimensional characters they were.
Some fans might enjoy the typical sitcom family, while others prefer the more in your face style of Last Man Standing. For those interested in D&D alignments, it might be fun to figure out just where your favorite Last Man Standing character falls. The results might surprise many fans of the show.
Mike Baxter: Lawful Good
D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
Mike Baxter is a man on a mission. When he sees the world falling apart around him, he isn’t afraid to hurt a few feelings, especially if he thinks that a person needs a rude awakening. He is a crusader type who takes it upon himself to make a change in others and expects others to do the same.
So, when it comes to people who are not as adamant as he is about issues, he sometimes gets a bit argumentative but it is only because he truly cares about the world around him.
Vanessa Baxter: Neutral Good
D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
Vanessa is strong-willed like her husband Mike but doesn’t feel the need to change the world as he does. She prefers to handle the situation and problems that go with her own family rather than trying to convert someone over to her political beliefs.
Though, she does eventually run for office and takes a more middle of the road approach compared to the advice of her husband and best friend, who were both served as campaign managers for her. Vanessa feels her job is to keep her family in order, rather than a crusade against ideas she disagrees with.
Carol Larabee: Lawful Evil
D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
It isn’t that Carol is a bad person, she isn’t. It is just instead of letting others decide their own fate, she instead tries to dominate the individual rather than seeking a beneficial result for both parties involved. An example of this is her relationship with her husband, Chuck, who she forces to do things he just isn’t comfortable with.
Instead of trying to compromise she decides that she has no other choice but to literally force him to do what she thinks is best, even if it goes against what he wants in life.
Kristin Baxter: Chaotic Good
D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
Kristin has strong opinions like her father, only they are on the complete opposite political spectrum. She is more like her husband Ryan, who has a strong liberal bend. She creates her own path in this world and doesn’t care much about how those around her view her life choices.
She hates when people are bullied and goes out of her way to teach her son the values of respecting others. What makes her chaotic is she always starts disagreements and has a tendency to have a holier than thou attitude when trying to appear dignified above the rest.
Mandy Baxter: Chaotic Neutral
D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
Unlike her sister Kristin, who has strong values, Mandy is more of a free spirit that doesn’t seem to understand the difference between wrong and right. At times, Mandy appears vain and very self-centered in her line of thinking. She doesn’t care if something hurts someone as long as it furthers her own gain.
This arrogant behavior makes her one of the least liked characters on the show, partly because she stands for everything the average decent person doesn’t want to be. She is the very definition of if you don’t stand for something you fall for everything.
Eve Baxter: Lawful Good
D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
Out of the three Baxter girls, Eve is the most like her father Mike. She isn’t afraid to pick a fight and doesn’t care if it involves physical confrontation or just a strong shouting match. She stands up for her views and isn’t afraid to scream them to the world.
This sometimes puts her in confrontation with her sisters but Eve is confident enough to fight for her beliefs no matter the consequences. She has a strong sense of justice, making her perfect for the military. Brave and valiant she isn’t afraid of living on the front lines.
Kyle Anderson: Chaotic Good
D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
Kyle is the polar opposite of the Baxter women. He is submissive and lacks the proper understanding to do even the most menial of tasks. Yet, in Mike, he finds a special connection, resulting in Mike becoming a father figure to him.
This relationship with Mike has given Kyle a new lease on life, he is more confident in his abilities and in his own views when it comes to life. He isn’t rigid in his attitude like Mike is but he does hold to some core beliefs that he places above all else.
Ed Alzate: Neutral Good
D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
Ed has been around the block and back again, making him capable of understanding life’s key mysteries. That said, he has made plenty of mistakes throughout his lifetime and isn’t always the smartest man in the room. That said, he is wise in his own way and provides little bouts of wisdom whenever Mike is in a situation that he isn’t sure about how to get out of.
Ed prefers to compromise rather than cause tension and lacks the ambition to succeed. An ambition that keeps Mike continually on his game as a co-owner of Outdoor Man.
Ryan Vogelson: Chaotic Neutral
D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
Ryan Vogelson is a thorn in the side of Mike Baxter in almost every way. He basically stands for everything that Mike hates in the world and to make matters worse, he has influenced Kristin into acting just like him. Ryan is a little selfish and at times, just thinks about his own interests and beliefs.
Sometimes he puts those beliefs before his family’s interest making him a little dangerous. He does have strong convictions, though, he prefers to beat them over people’s head rather than trying to win them over with logical arguments.
Cammy Harris: Lawful Evil
D&D Character Alignments Of Last Man Standing Characters
Cammy is one character that few people can stand to be around for any period of time. She has a way of getting underneath people’s skin, partly because it seems she has a disturbing disposition underneath her otherwise talkative self. She is obsessively loyal to Eve and would do anything she asked no matter how vindictive it might be.
Cammy just lacks an overall understanding of proper mannerisms as she never manages to say the right words in situations. She also has an unnatural nervousness about her that unnerves others.
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Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
Gravity Falls is an animated mystery comedy series following the magical adventures of twins Dipper & Mabel Pines. However, some episodes fall short
Gravity Falls was a beloved animated mystery comedy series that followed the magical adventures of twins Dipper and Mabel Pines in the town of Gravity Falls, Oregon, over their summer break. The series aired on Disney Chanel and Disney XD between 2012 and 2016, and though it received universal praise, it ended after only two seasons because its creator, Alex Hirsch, wanted to give the characters a strong conclusion. Because of this, all the episodes turned out to be pretty great. Being that we already looked at the best, however, we thought it was now time to look at the worst. Trust us when we say this, however — the “worst” episodes of Gravity Falls are far better than the best of many other TV shows. We’re going to get super picky.
We’ll be determining the least popular episodes by looking at the star ratings on IMDb. These scores, on a scale of 1 to 10, are based on the votes of registered users. With the logistics discussed, it’s time to solve a new mystery; Which episodes of Gravity Fall are the least popular? Read on to find out.
The Legend Of The Gobblewonker (8.0)
Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
The second episode in the entire series has Grunkle Stan taking Dipper and Mabel out for a fun family fishing trip. After the siblings discover that there is a monster living in the lake, however, they decide to join Soos on a mission to track it down.
Because this episode was early in the series, fans were still getting used to the quirky personalities of Gravity Falls. However, the heartwarming, exciting, and funny story helped draw viewers further in.
Headhunters (8.0)
Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
The following episode also had fans learning more about the town’s residents. In “Headhunters,” Dipper and Mabel find out that Stan houses a wax sculpture collection at the Mystery Shack, and Mabel decides to create her own wax figure in the likeness of Grunkle Stan. After it is mysteriously destroyed, however, the twins try to discover who committed the crime.
Dipper Vs. Manliness (8.0)
Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
In Season 1’s “Dipper Vs. Manliness,” Mabel and Grunkle Stan make fun of Dipper for thinking he’s tough. This has him embarking on a quest to find his “manliness” after happening upon a group of Manotaurs who specialize in this. Back at the Shack, Mabel tries to prep Stan to ask out Lazy Susan. As it turns out, he doesn’t have a way with women.
Though Dipper and Mabel don’t spend a lot of time together in this episode because they embark on separate missions, the end message remained strong.
Little Dipper (8.0)
Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
A few episodes later, in “Little Dipper,” the Pines twins debate about who is taller. After Dipper discovers that Mabel is out-growing him, he uses a magical crystal that will allow him to gain height. His plan backfires, however, when Gideon gets ahold of the stone and shrinks the siblings in order to kidnap them.
Perhaps the episode was a little goofier than some (thanks to Gideon’s over-the-top plotting), but the story and heart of “Little Dipper” helped it along.
Boss Mabel (8.0)
Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
Grunkle Stan decides to hand the keys of the Mystery Shack to his great-nice in “Boss Mabel.” Believing that she can run the business better than Stan, the two make a bet; Whoever can come back with the most money in three days will get to run the Mystery Shack forever.
While Mabel quickly learns that its difficult to keep Soos and Wendy focused, Stan gets busy competing in a game show. Fans concluded that the episode was packed with funny moments. However, the plot wasn’t the most original.
Little Gift Shop Of Horrors (8.0)
Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
This Season 2 episode has Stan taking the viewer on a tour of the Mystery Shack after it has closed for the night. Through this experience, he shares three separate tales. In one, Stan’s hands get stolen by a With. In another, Waddles becomes super smart after eating brain goop. And in the last, Mabel must save her family from scary claymation figures.
The Deep End (7.9)
Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
If you skip back to Season 1, you’ll find the episode in which Mabel longs for her first kiss: “The Deep End.”Mabel finds that a cute merman named Mermando is stuck inside the public pool. Wishing to reunite with his kind in the ocean, Mabel tries to return him home. Dipper meanwhile tries to spend more time with Wendy after learning she’s become a lifeguard.
“The Deep End” is packed with silly jokes, even if Memando wasn’t the series’ most rounded-out character.
The Love God (7.9)
Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
It’s no secret that Mabel likes to matchmake. However, she takes it a little too far in “The Love God” when she meddles in Robbie’s romantic life with a love potion. Meanwhile, in the subplot, Stan attempts to appeal to the young, hip crowd of the annual Woodstick Festival.
Mabel’s shenanigans were hilarious, even if the use of magic made Robbie’s moving-on narrative a little less organic.
The Hand That Rocks The Mabel (7.8)
Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
The fourth episode of Season 1 was definitely Gideon-heavy. Though this might have turned off some, “The Hand That Rocks The Mabel” was still bursting with life as viewers learned more about Gravity Falls’ secrets.
Gideon requests that Mabel goes on a date with him in this episode. When she doesn’t return the feelings, however, she must find a way to stay strong and get out of the relationship.
Boyz Crazy (7.5)
Gravity Falls: The 10 Worst Episodes (According To IMDb)
The lowest-rated episode of Gravity Falls is Season 1’s “Boyz Crazy.” In it, Mabel and her friends attempt to sneak into a concert for their favorite boy band, only to learn that they are both prisoners and scientifically-produced clones.
Meanwhile, Dipper tries to tear Robbie and Wendy apart, believing that Robbie is trying to brainwash his girlfriend with music. The absurd humor was fun, but not for everyone. Though the boy band humor was a decade-too-dated, the lead characters’ charm continued to steal the show.
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Clone Wars Delivers On What The Han Solo Movie Missed Out
The Clone Wars season 7 episode 6 delivered on a plot point that many people expected in Solo: A Star Wars Story – spice dumping.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars has Ahsoka Tano live-out a story many fans expected to see in Solo: A Star Wars Story. Spice running has become a staple of the Star Wars underworld. Though it hasn’t been seen much on-screen, it has been a common venture for the series’ criminal enterprises. It has long been established as a big part of Han Solo’s seedy past. Despite this, his infamous failed spice delivery wasn’t a part of the heavily-reshot Solo movie.
As mentioned in Star Wars: A New Hope, Han Solo’s last spice run for Jabba the Hutt didn’t go very smoothly. On his way to his employer, he dumped the payload to avoid getting caught by the Empire, who would have thrown him in prison had they caught him. This is where his debt to the gangster originated. When Solo: A Star Wars Story was announced, there were a handful of expected moments. From meeting Chewbacca to flying the Millennium Falcon, even his business dealings with Jabba were considered a given. The movie never came through on that aspect of the story, or his failed spice run, although their first meeting was teased at the end.
While we didn’t see it happen in Solo: A Star Wars Story, something very similar happened to Ahsoka in The Clone Wars season 7’s second story arc. In episode 6, “Deal No Deal”, Ahsoka, Rafa, and Trace Martez leave the 1313 level of Coruscant for a job. Their work is a touchy subject, as they’re running spice for the Kessel-based crime syndicate. Ahsoka believes they shouldn’t take the job on moral grounds while Rafa only considers the money. Caught in the middle is Trace, who’s scared of losing her ship. On their way to deliver the product, an argument breaks out between Ahsoka and Rafa over their conflicting stances. In the heat of this war of words, Trace releases the spice into space, finally showing us a spice dump, 43 years after it was referenced in the original Star Wars.
Clone Wars Delivers On What The Han Solo Movie Missed Out
While many people expected Han dumping spice to be a plot point in Solo: A Star Wars Story, its placement in the Star Wars timeline meant it was far too early, since Han wouldn’t get a price on his head attracting bounty hunters like Greedo for another decade. It could have been the subject of a Solo 2, although given the standalone movie’s box office struggles, that’s currently looking unlikely (even as fans campaign for a Disney+ show).
While the Expanded Universe used to treat a lot of references from the original Star Wars trilogy as commonplace occurrences, it’s clear from the many stories in canon that spice doesn’t just get dumped on a whim. While it may have been more impressive for Ahsoka, Trace, and Rafa to successfully navigate the Kessel Run in a comparable number of parsecs to Han Solo, they still have something much less brag-worthy in common with the famous smuggler.
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Pirates of the Caribbean Reboot Being Developed By Chernobyl Creator
Disney sets writers Craig Mazin (Chernobyl) and Ted Elliott (Pirates 1-4) to develop a reboot of the Pirates of the Caribbean movie franchise.
Disney has set a pair of new writers to work on a reboot of the Pirates of the Caribbean movie franchise. This is the second time in the last twelve months the Mouse House has tried to get a reboot of its Disney Park attraction-turned swashbuckling blockbuster franchise up and going. Deadpool cowriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick were originally approached for the job in October last year, but they formally passed back in February.
The Pirates brand made the jump to the big screen with 2003’s Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, a surprise smash-hit that earned great reviews, grossed over $654 million at the box office, and even landed an Oscar nomination for Johnny Depp’s performance as the incorrigible, rum-loving buccaneer Jack Sparrow. Disney has since released four sequels that, combined with The Curse of the Black Pearl, have brought in over $4.5 billion worldwide in theaters. However, the last two entries in particular (On Stranger Tides and Dead Men Tell No Tales) were greeted with flat-out negative reviews and suffered from diminishing ticket sales domestically.
As such, Disney is once again trying to get the flailing franchise back on-track. THR reports the studio has recruited Craig Mazin and Ted Elliott to write the story for a Pirates movie reboot, after their previous attempt with Reese and Wernick (who were never officially attached) failed to pan out. Mazin is coming off the critical success of HBO’s acclaimed Chernobyl miniseries (which he created), whereas Elliot served as a co-writer on the first four Pirates film, but wasn’t involved in writing 2017’s Dead Men Tell No Tales.
Pirates of the Caribbean Reboot Being Developed By Chernobyl Creator
Before he worked on Chernobyl, Mazin was known for writing raunchy comedy sequels like Scary Movie 3 & 4 and The Hangover Part II & III. He also had a hand in writing Universal’s Snow White and the Huntsman sequel-spinoff, The Huntsman: Winter’s War, and worked on next month’s Charlie’s Angels reboot directed by (and costarring) Elizabeth Banks. Between the acclaim he’s taken home for his dramatic turn on Chernobyl and his previous experience crafting studio comedies and action films, it’s easy to see why Disney saw Mazin as a good pick to try and breathe fresh life into the Pirates of the Caribbean movies series.
Dead Men Tell No Tales featured a post-credits scene that set up the story for Pirates of the Caribbean 6, but after the film’s unflattering critical reception and lower-than-expected box office gross, it only makes sense for Disney to want to wipe the slate clean, instead. And while some fans have even petitioned for Depp to return as Jack Sparrow in a future Pirates movie, that’s probably not going to happen. If his off-screen behavior in the past few years wasn’t reason enough, this new film could save as much as $90 million by not bringing Depp back in the role. Of course, that’s assuming the reboot actually comes together this time, which is far from guaranteed.
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It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
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With its 14th season recently released, It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia has been airing for 15 years and it doesn’t look like it’s about to stop anytime soon. What makes the show so endlessly funny and successful is that its main characters are made to be hated more than loved.
They Took His Work For Granted
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
Charlie may seem like he is not smart or organized enough to be successful, but he is undeniably good at his job, which he calls ‘charlie work.’ On health inspection days, Charlie always ensures that the bar is in perfect condition to ace the test. He manages this even when, only a few minutes before the inspection, he discovers that his friends have filled the pub in chickens to carry out a scam.
That day, he is the one to take care of everything and make sure the bar passes the health test as they always do. And yet, in the end, not one of his friends recognizes his efforts.
They Used Him For Their Own Benefits
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
Charlie is known for being the one to do the dirty work around the bar. He takes cleans toilets, takes the trash out and sweeps floors. It seems that his dirty work extends further than this; he often finds himself carrying out various tasks for members of the gang and helping them out for nothing in return.
Dennis and Mac go as far as forcing Charlie to fix the TV in the bar, something which causes him to get small electrocutions as he tweaks the cables and wires. Instead of expressing gratitude, Mac and Dennis only yell at him for not going fast enough to their liking.
Dennis Didn’t Care About Him Having Cancer
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
Thinking to be in and out quickly, Dennis stops by Charlie’s apartment one day to borrow a basketball, but once there, Charlie discloses that he has cancer. Dennis offers help and support, which Charlies gladly accepts, only for Dennis to tell him that now is not a good time. On top of that, he insists on getting that basketball he wanted.
Creator and writer of the show, Rob McElhenney revealed that this premise, in fact, came to him in a dream, and gave him the inspiration for the entire show. Knowing that Charlie did something equally bad by lying about having cancer makes Dennis’s behavior easier to digest, but he remains one of the most insensitive and selfish characters on the show.
Mac Didn’t Care About Him Being Molested
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
One of the greatest things about the show is its ability to shed a light on serious world issues with humor and satire: in a way that makes it easier to talk about it. This is exactly the case with molestation, a heavy topic that is approached when the gang suspects Charlie was molested as a child. While Dee and Dennis decide to investigate their friend’s well-being and inform his parents, Mac reacts differently.
Instead of being horrified, Mac is jealous that his friend got molested and he didn’t. Stupidly enough, he claims that he was cute and smart enough to have been molested too. Thankfully, Dennis and Dee do not hold back in calling him out on this irrational thinking.
Dennis And Frank Slept With The Woman He’s In Love With
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
It is no secret that the waitress is Charlie’s eternal crush and the woman of his dreams, even though he cannot even refer to her by her real name. With his countless attempts to win her over, it should be established that the woman is off-limits. Dennis especially, a man who seemingly can have any woman he likes, should not be going after her.
True to the show focus on despicable characters, Dennis does go after the waitress to blackmail Charlie. He even sleeps with her and keeps a recording of it, like the psychopath he is. To add salt to Charlie’s wound, Frank sleeps with the waitress as well; all only in the span of a few days.
They Replaced Him With Schmitty
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
Schmitty is an ex-member of the gang whom Dennis and Mac cannot remember why they’re no longer friends with. A few years ago, Charlie ran into some conflict with Schmitty, and somehow the latter ended up being thrown out of a moving car. History repeats itself when the boys decide to link up with Schmitty again and invite him back into the gang. Having unpleasant memories about being left out and made fun of by Schmitty, Charlie is obviously against the idea, but can’t do anything to stop.
Naturally, he ends up being kicked out of the gang once again, while Schmitty is asked to officially join. When the gang finally come to their senses and are reminded of why they had cut ties with Schmitty in the first place, they come crawling back to Charlie.
Frank Wanted Charlie To Die First During The Hostage
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
In “The Gang Gets Held Hostage” – a self-explanatory episode title – Mac first decides to make a pact with Frank for them to work together to get out of the hostage alive. Minutes later, he allies with Charlie instead, and pretends to keep up his pact with Frank over the radio through which they communicate.
Unaware that Charlie is also listening, Frank urges Mac to make sure that if anybody has to die, it must be Charlie first – something which is worsened considering that Frank wants to sacrifice Charlie in order to get his money. This episode really proves that despite their level of closeness, the gang will gladly turn on each other to save themselves.
Mac And Dennis Fired Him
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
In the first episode of It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Charlie is seen negotiation a business decision with Mac and Dennis – the three of them being the bar owners. It seems that over the course of the seasons, however, Charlie has become increasingly submissive and Dennis increasingly harsh (while Mac is always fine following Dennis’s lead).
Subsequently, Dennis and Mac unite together to claim the bar as their own and fire Charlie. Frank even calls out Mac and Dennis’s unfairness to Charlie once; by pointing out that despite the three of them founding Paddy’s Pub together, they made Charlie a janitor while they got, arguably, better jobs.
Frank Left Him On The Streets
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
When the bar runs into some financial trouble, Frank immediately decides to quit to afford losing more money. To make some instead, he sells the apartment that he shares with Charlie, and keeps all of the profit. Granted, Charlie doesn’t pay rent, but surely a little warning was the minimum courtesy.
Because of Frank’s sale, Charlie is homeless. None of his friends help him out or allows him to crash at their place, and Charlie ends up living in a pathetic tent next to the river. Thankfully, he is picked up again by Frank and Dee when they try to build a new profitable company.
Dee Took Advantage Of Him
It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia: 10 Worst Things The Gang Did To Charlie
Seeing Dee and Charlie is surprising as it is, but discovering later on that Charlie didn’t exactly consent to it and that Dee ignored his ‘no’s is downright shocking. The two seem like a cute pair when we see them enjoying an afternoon together and discovering that they only degrade and disrespect each other under the rest of the gang’s influence, but in hindsight, they are not good for each other at all.
Charlie only realizes that he was taken advantage of when the gang takes a class on consent and boundaries. The show treats the subject lightly and comically, as always, but it does darken the gang’s dynamic knowing that Dee sexually assaulted Charlie and got away with it because she’s a woman and he’s a man.
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S.W.A.T.: Under Siege Ended An Unlikely Movie Trilogy
Trilogy movies are usually released within a few years of each other and are successful enough to justify sequels, but not the S.W.A.T. trilogy.
Here’s how S.W.A.T.: Under Siege brought an unlikely movie trilogy to an end. The first movie in the S.W.A.T film series – aptly titled S.W.A.T. – was released back in 2003 and based on the short-lived 1970s TV series. Helmed by actor-director Clark Johnson (Alpha House), the movie starred Samuel L. Jackson, Colin Farrell and Michelle Rodriguez as members of an LAPD S.W.A.T. team whose latest job is escorting cartel kingpin Alex Montel (Olivier Martinez) to jail. Trouble is, Alex has offered $100 million to anybody willing to break him out of the S.W.A.T. team’s custody.
While S.W.A.T. banked a pretty penny at the box office, it wasn’t a big hit with critics who deemed it a fun but largely forgettable action movie. Hence, it was quite a surprise when sequel S.W.A.T.: Firefight arrived eight years later in 2011. Shifting the focus to a Detroit-based S.W.A.T. team, S.W.A.T.: Firefight featured a brand-new cast – including Gabriel Macht of Suits fame and Terminator legend Robert Patrick – and a plot that virtually ignored the existence of the original S.W.A.T. Its direct-to-DVD release meant it barely made a blip which is probably a good thing, considering what those who saw S.W.A.T.: Firefight thought of it.
All was quiet on the S.W.A.T. front for some years before S.W.A.T.: Under Siege came out in 2017, somewhat inexplicably considering the success – or lack thereof – of its predecessor. Like Firefight before it, S.W.A.T.: Under Siege shared barely any continuity with the franchise’s previous entries – apart from its focus on another S.W.A.T. team, that is – and featured a totally different cast of characters. And like S.W.A.T.: Firefight, it was quietly released straight-to-DVD probably because its distributors realized this formulaic action flick wouldn’t justify the cost of a theatrical release.
S.W.A.T.: Under Siege Ended An Unlikely Movie Trilogy
Directed by Death Race franchise writer Tony Giglio, S.W.A.T.: Under Siege sees a Seattle S.W.A.T. team’s headquarters come under attack when they take a mysterious man known only by the moniker Scorpion (Michael Jai White, Black Dynamite) into custody. S.W.A.T. team leader Travis Hall (Sam Jaeger) and boss Ellen Dwyer (Adrianne Palicki, The Orville) soon discover Scorpion is a spy wanted by some very dangerous people and – worse yet – they may have a mole in their midst.
It may have only been three years since the release of S.W.A.T.: Under Siege but it looks like the unlikely movie trilogy has now come to an end. Nowadays S.W.A.T. franchise producers Original Film are focusing their efforts on TV show S.W.A.T. which airs on CBS and is loosely inspired by the original 2003 movie. Starring former Criminal Minds actor Shemar Moore, the show is currently in its third season and – so far – has been much more well-received than S.W.A.T.: Under Siege and its predecessor.
