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Every great adventure ends. The Clone Wars needed a great ending, deserved a great ending and had a great ending. The animated series “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” started in 2008 and then in 2013 after 6th season of the show was cancelled but in 2020 after Disney purchased Lucasfilm, announced to resurrect the series for a grand finale under the management of the director of the project, Dave  Filoni , a man who has been at the birth of this series, during the hardest times and times of worship.   Source: denofgeek.com The objective of The Clone Wars has always been to fill the "gap" that existed between Star Wars episode II: Attack of the Clones and Star Wars episode III: Revenge of the Sith. The title said it all, the series showed Clone Wars from the beginning to the end of the conflict. George Lucas planned a long-term series, ignoring criticism and rejection. And finally, the series gained followers among the fandom, offering more interesting elements from the Star Wars u

Looking for Alaska is eight-episode miniseries produced by Hulu and available on HBO. It’s based on novel of the same name, written in 2005 by John Green, one of the writers that marked generation with his bestsellers for adolescents like Paper Towns or The Fault in Our Stars. Looking for Alaska was  adapted  in 2019 by Stephanie Savage and Josh Schwartz, the duet that previously created teen drama series like “Gossip Girl,” “The Carrie Diaries,” and Marvel’s “Runaways”.    For an audience that grew up with those shows, “Looking  For  Alaska” creates the perfect wave of nostalgia. Source: rollinstone.com Miles Halter (Charlie Plummer) is a 16-year-old teenager from Orlando who is obsessed with the last words of famous people and is almost desperate to find meaning of his life, “the Great Perhaps”, a concept inspired by the last words of poet Francois Rabelais. Miles decides to change his school for Culver Creek Institute, his father’s alma mater and an elitist school that serves as a s

'Raised by Wolves' is great science fiction series, created by Aaron Guzikowski and produced by HBO. At first, it presents us planets, powerful androids and spaceships, but then, uncovers other deeper layers. A script takes us into a fascinating universe that challenges us with questions about the human condition.     Source: playtest.pl 'Raised by Wolves' is set in a post-apocalyptic world where during a war between atheists and believers, humanity has been destroyed by androids called Necromancers. Two androids with 12 human embryos were sent by atheists to a faraway planet, Kepler 22b, with a mission of raise a group of children to save humanity and create a new civilization, based on science and without religion.   Mother and Father are two androids in silver latex suits. They are atheists, pacifists and technocrats, in opposition to the deployment of beliefs of humans who worship a deity called Sol. Mother, the lead character of the story, played by excellent Amand

Normal People is a miniseries co-produced by BBC and Hulu. It’s an adaptation of Sally Rooney’s bestseller novel, which is an intense, delicate, moving and magnetic love story. It was included in 2019 by The Guardian at number 25 on their list of the 100 best novels of the 21st century.   Source: tatler.com Normal People tells a story of Connell (Paul Mescal), a player of the high school football team and Marianne (Daisy Edgar-Jones), an arrogant and unpopular girl.  The twelve episodes follows protagonists from high school, where Marianne is constantly teased by a group of popular kids. Among them is Connell, whose mother cleans Marianne's house. First secret connection that occurs between them, ends b roken by the lack of courage of the teenager, who is too afraid of this love.  Then, they meet again at Trinity College in Dublin, where the dynamics are about to change. While they are both brilliant students, Marianne finds herself like a fish in water, while Connell feels lost. I