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Series · Disney+ · 2017

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Big Hero 6: The Series

60Watch it awake.

Grief, a craft, and a robot who is a sibling. Better than the team fights.

The review

Hiro's brother is dead before the series starts, and Baymax remains as the care that was programmed and then became love. The series is a gadget-of-the-week with a team. The part that belongs here is a young person who would rather live in the lab than in the loss, and a machine that keeps putting a hand on the grief.

Fine for the middle years. Prefer the episodes where someone has to be cared for over the episodes where a villain wants a chip. Say that a robot's kindness was taught by a person. Persons are still the source.

Journal

Keep Big Hero 6: The Series in the record.

No house has filed a sentence for this yet.

Live Historic number 60. Yours can differ.

The glance

Piety is the thin one.

Can conscience actually stop someone, or is reverence only in the shot so it can be mocked?

This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.

Consider this

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Star Wars Rebels is still a action show, and it scores 70 instead of 60. What you gain is piety: The Force is a discipline Kanan is afraid to teach, and then teaches.

The eight

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Industry
Invention is the work. The school takes it seriously.
7
Household
An aunt, a dead brother, a robot who is the brother's last care.
3
Piety
Kindness as a program the show believes in.
6
Courage
They suit up. The braver scenes are Hiro admitting he is not fine.
5
Republic
A city they keep repairing.
6
Temperance
His temptation is to disappear into the next build.
6
Truth
Grief is allowed to stay true.
7
Stewardship
Baymax is what Tadashi handed on. The series remembers the giver.

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I Will Find You

60Watch it awake.

The love is a father's. The method is a manhunt. Not for the table.

The review

Harlan Coben's old machine, built this time around a man the court has already finished with. David Burroughs lost the trial and the boy. Then a picture says the loss might have been a story someone else wrote. A father who will not abandon a child is the highest motive this desk knows. A thriller still spends that motive on escapes, blows, and the pleasure of being sure the hero is owed his revenge.

Watch it if you are grown and you want the question. Do not put it on because the poster looks like a house. Ask, after, what you would actually do if a court and a photograph disagreed about your own child, and whether breaking the law would still leave you a father.