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Labyrinthitis!

                             [Tristar Pictures]

 No this is nothing to do with David Bowie, Magic or Baby kidnapping. I have labyrinthitis which is a swelling in the labyrinth ear canal which is caused by a bacterial infection, remember that flu I had? So this post is basically to say I won't be posting until I am over it. If there was no Vertigo I'd happily be posting away. But every few minutes the Vertigo hits and I start feeling sick.

So my whole point is there will be no posts until I get a handle on this nausea or it goes away. I'm hoping it'll be the first one as it can take up too six weeks to get any better.

So I thought I'd take a minute and give you the posts you would have missed out this week. I will be so vague so don't worry about spoilers.

Once Upon a Time - Great time in the mid-season finale. Almost cried like a baby but I didn't. Looking forward to seeing the underworld and probably bumping into Hercules down there.

Agents of Shield - Well I knew that was going to happen this season, but I didn't expect it to come back. I mostly liked this episode, much better than the other episode on the planet. Looking forward to the rest of the season and to the secret warriors.

Star Wars Episode 1 - Too much politics which is important I suppose. I like the kid that plays Anakin. Has a bad ass villian in Darth Maul, I'm quite annoyed about what happened to him. The fight scene at the end in the what I think is a droids factory was pretty good but meh.

Star Wars Episode 2 - So I don't like this movie that much. This is where it went 100% south for me. OK the Padme/Anakin love story freaks me out, he was a little boy in the last movie and she was playing what to me looked like a teenager. Not that women can't date younger, go ahead. It just bothered me as he was so young in the last movie. Don't get me started on the chemistry either. I suppose we see a young Boba Fett and his Dad which I sorta enjoyed even if he was pouty.

I was also going to give a Christmas Breakdown but I shall wait to I feel less sickly. Nausea is a bitch!
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