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VERBIER 2022: UN BALLO IN MASCHERA (De TOMMASO-MEADE-TÉZIER-FANG-BARCELLONA;NOSEDA

Freddie de Tommaso, Riccardo a Un ballo in Maschera. festival de Verbier 25 de juliol de 2022. D’ençà de la segona etapa d’IFL només parlo de streamings TV, retransmissions radiofòniques o retransmissions al cinema de concerts i òpera, en comptades ocasions i només d’allò que veritablement em trasbalsa. El seguiment de l’activitat internacional a través de les diferents modalitats de transmissió…

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Maya & Vic | Station 19 - 7x06

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station19: The journey of 100 episodes begins with a single st(ep). See you tomorrow, 19!

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The Reptile (1966) - Swedish poster

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Today in the Department of Before They Were Star Trek Stars, Majel Barrett guest stars in "Three Brides for Hoss," episode 22 of the seventh season of Bonanza (original air date February 20, 1966). Barrett plays Annie Slocum, the first of three mail-order brides who show up at the Ponderosa claiming to be engaged to Hoss Cartwright. They were really sent for by Hoss's friend, a widower who wants a mother for his high-strung daughter. Hijnks ensue, but in the end Annie bonds with the daughter and decides to marry the widower. The other two brides marry Annie's backwoods brothers, and the Cartwrights' bachelorhood survives another week.

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Station 19 - 6x16

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i am obsessed w them omg i fr don't have words. i love them

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Station 19 S07e10

19!

I'm overwhelmed by feelings. It's amazing how much fictional characters can make you feel.

My hope and wish for the end of these characters was for them to have a resolution and be happy.

Honestly, I can't complain. Maybe I should wait for the excitement to die to write anything about it.

But I love the ending for every character. I loved how they incorporated these "dreams" into the action scenes.

Andy as Chief is a great resolution for her. Jack being her true love was not something I was expecting. I feel it was something they pulled out at the last minute, and don't get me wrong I'm not opposed to it, Andy and Jack could have worked if they had more seasons and Grey wouldn't have left.

Ross. I'd hoped Natasha had something more in mind than marrying Bob but she is always being "My man My man My man" so it's fitting

Robert. One thing I loved about these flashforwards was that they were connected. Sully dreamed of that because in Ross's dream, they were already married, so he got to be with her.

Travis's most important relationship is with Vic. If I had Vic as a friend, I'd be like that too. Uprooting your life like that to move with your best friend is really brave.

Warren is probably my least favorite character but that's because he is boring but he is a good man. I was emotional watching his kids all grow.

Beckett is so unserious because why is he dreaming of Ross' sister.

Vic. She made me cried because she deserves everything that it's good in life. I'm so so so happy she didn't end up with Theo. She is helping people and living her best life. My beautiful queen.

Carina's dream is so important bc she had no one, her brother and mom died, and her father is trash. She was alone and then met this stubborn firefighter and said I want a big family with her, and that's what she did. Bring her back to Grey's you cowards.

Maya. My sweet beautiful, reckless, bisexual, hot, brave, selfless, stubborn, broken Maya. Her future was so bright without clouds. She falls asleep thinking about her wife and three kids. Maya who made me come back for season 2, and here I am seven seasons later, just a mess of emotion.

When I saw Carina enter that bar, it took me a whole ass minute to realize what they were trying to do. Why Carina was there. I'll never forget that excitement and I'll always be thankful for pairing them.

It's so weird to see that kind of representation. We didn't need coming out stories or the usual homophobia. Also, they were proud bisexuals and I'm always thankful that Maya said that with her whole chest. That was so important.

Now, my random thoughts about the episode.

I love the scene with the aluminum thing. That was cool and terrifying.

I loved it when Andy showed up. I was crying like she rescued me.

Danielle is so bad at screaming, her voice cracked up so much.

I loved Maya worried about Andy

I loved Carina suiting up finally. It was so funny.

I loved that we got to see adult Prue, and my god the legacy she is carrying.

I loved to see Andy as chief and Maya as captain.

I loved Carina doing what she preaches. Like Maya my god make yourself useful and give that woman an orgasm.

I'm not a fan of the Deluca-Bishop name tag because I just don't like hyphenating last names in general but I think it is cute they did that little detail for the fans who have really been asking for it.

Now for the last scene, keep in mind, that I've been crying the whole episode. Then this hit

I just laughed out loud. Omg, those are some terrible wigs. What was the point? What were they trying to achieve? To make them look older?

You should have put some gray hair and move it along. Like why they were having a bob off. Why would you do that to them?

Let me clean my eyes with Maya's real bob and the hottest she looked in the show.

Anyway, I'm always thankful when I get to experience a TV show so deeply. Even tho the cancellation is unfair. At least we got a proper ending.

I'm also glad that we got actors who cared deeply about their characters and respected them so much.

I'm a mess but 19 forever.

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Maya, Travis & Vic | Station 19 - 7x07

So exciting to think that sunny disposition will be passed on to another human.... He said, totally joking.

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Station 19 Cast at the Series Finale Table Read

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station19: Hoping you all have a fire #ValentinesDay ❤️‍🔥

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Riddle by Mammal Hands from the album Captured Spirits