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They Know Not What They Do
“They Know Not What They Do” has lots to offer on a second watch. For one, Cleo calls BS on Bill’s fake business front. Two, Nikolai is on a needs to know basis. Third, Bill Boone claims the bible is myths, but what about the 53 Hebrew bible characters that archeological sites and fossils verify? […]
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Awakenings
If you reimagine “Awakenings,” you see things different. This segment gets into psychology, the inner child. Also, it looks at non compulsive seizures. Toward the end, Henry’s libertarian impulse for freedom is beginning to be narrowed. And finally, Nikolai, the teleporting slave capturer from Eastern Europe, breaks into Henry’s house. Reimagine this broadcast and see […]
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He Said She Said
“He Said She Said” brings up a lot of things on second look. For example, did you notice teleporters bypass geo-restrictions? As well, did you ever think teleporters would make the US Constitution Commerce Clause obsolete? Plus, did you notice, Nikolai resembles some kind of slave capturer from olden times only for teleporters? Last, but […]
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In Memoriam
If you reimagine Impulse’s “In Memoriam,” you see new things. For one, Townes is “Leroy Jenkins,” an online persona. Not only this, Leroy Jenkins’’ online girlfriend ghosts him, which makes me wonder why she’s bothering an autistic boy. As well, Townes dreams and imagines his day before it happens. And to top off missed points, […]
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The Eagle and The Bee
Here’s a few gems you may of overlooked in this reimagine of “The Eagle and The Bee.” If you didn’t see this, this episode deals with the go nowhereness of postmodernity and failed modernist politics. Also, this airing looks at federal agents and state officer jurisdictional disputes. As well, it looks at teleporters and their […]
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Vita/Mors
Here’s how “Vita/Mors” is reimagined in Impulse. First, it gets into murderous international secret forces. Second, you may of missed all the secret weapons to deal with people like Henry who are teleporters. Also, you missed we are all blind. Toward the end, you may of missed all the religious people under federal investigation. As […]
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Treading Water
Reimagining Impulses’ “Treading Water” has a lot to offer the viewer. This broadcast suggests school terrorism. As well, this airing critiques modernism from a postmodern perspective. Finally, this segment shows us how fear can create an actual black hole in space, which you can travel. These are just a few highlights upon revisiting Treading Water, […]
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State of Mind
Upon revisiting Impulse’s “State of Mind,” here’s some things you might of missed on first go. First, teleportations will bring problems. Second, secret weapons exist. Third, teleportation will dissolve borders. Fourth, anti-heroes and non-obvious genetic mutations included in this segment. Finally, a whole bunch of missed info on first take.
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Pilot
In much the same way we see new things when returning to an old childhood place, things have changed on my revisit to Impulse, the tv series about a young teleporter. For instance, Henry exposes a teacher with a fake PHD. Also, autistic people, like Townes Lindermen, are very observant. While very much like how […]
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