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Fei Wen

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  1. Re: Zero on Crunchyroll was a good watch. An episode can be slow and talky, but then it hits you with a violent twist. Looks like a fantasy harem show on the outside, but is actually very bleak. The Long, Long Holiday on Netflix is an overlooked gem. It's about kids in France having to live with and resisting the Nazi occupation. It's an animated show that can be humorous, touching, uplifting, and tragic at times. Though it's live action, I've been watching Blue Fire for free on Viki. It's a Japanese show about an art student who thinks he's hot stuff, but gets blown away on a regular basis by another student, Hideaki Anno, future creator of Evangelion. Funny stuff. Lots of references to 1980s anime.
  2. I'm watching Signal, which reminds me of the movie Frequency. Two cops, one from the past and one from the future, are able to communicate with each other through a two-way radio. Depending on what information they share with each other and what actions they take, certain people are saved and others die. Quite a nail-biter! Cheese in the Trap is an interesting college romance. The main guy is complex. He seems like a good person, but is manipulative and calculating toward those he thinks deserve it. Neither the main girl nor the audience know whether to trust him or not. One More Happy Ending really surprised me with a sudden Conan O'Brien cameo. Very surreal! Wasn't expecting to see him on a Korean show.
  3. Young Justice was such a good show. I really like One-Punch Man, which is a very funny superhero parody. The main character is a hero for fun, but is bored because he is so powerful. He always defeats the villains with one punch, and they underestimate him because he looks so plain and unassuming.
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