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Mind On Fire
Impulse Revisited’s episode “Mind On Fire” serves up a darkly comic blend of teen angst, murder, and teleportation, making it the show you didn’t know you needed for your “high school drama meets crime scene cleanup” fix.
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New Beginnings
New Beginnings, the latest brainchild of Impulse Revisionism, offers more plotlines than a conspiracy theorist’s dream journal—and the same level of logic. At its core, it’s a tale of confusion, deceit, and the occasional supernatural miracle. The characters, meanwhile, are seemingly in a race to outdo each other in the “Worst Person You Know” competition.
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New Beginnings
In the latest episode of “Impulse Revised” titled “New Beginnings,” the tension between Henry and Clay reaches a boiling point. After Henry saves Clay by teleporting him to safety, Clay’s reaction is far from grateful. He lashes out, calling Henry a monster and threatening to expose her. Henry, unfazed, retorts that no one will believe […]
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The San Pedro Beach Bums
The ABC network TV series “The San Pedro Beach Bums” made me laugh. It’s interesting to think that “beach bums” can also refer to the homeless. Right now, Santa Monica has quite a few people who fit that description.
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They Know Not What They Want To Do
Here’s a rundown of Impulse Revised’s “They Know Not What They Want To Do”. In the quiet corners of our lives, impulses stir—forces that drive us, often without our understanding. These impulses, like hidden currents, shape our actions, leading us down paths we cannot foresee.
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Awakenings
In this episode “Awakenings” of Impulse Revisionism, we see Henry in a state of deep despair and isolation. She feels completely detached from her surroundings and strips down, symbolizing her vulnerability and the trauma she has endured. Henry’s past is marred by abuse, and she struggles with unresolved issues related to her father.
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Awakenings
In the chilling and surreal world of Impulse Revisionism’s “Awakenings,” we follow the tumultuous journey of Henry, a young woman grappling with extraordinary abilities and the haunting fragments of her past. This narrative delves into the depths of Henry’s psyche, exploring themes of identity, memory, and the struggle for control in a world that seems […]
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He Said, She Said
“He Said, She Said” of Impulse Revised weaves together several intriguing storylines. One follows Nikolai as he files a sinister report to the corporation. Another explores the connections between teleportation, brain seizures, and lost time. The final storyline delves into responsibility and accountability in personal relationships.
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From Supernatural to Mundane: Teleportation in the Digital Age
In the episode “The Return of Mitchell Campion” from “The Outer Limits,” something extraordinary occurs. Mitchell Campion, while deceased, finds himself transported to a Mediterranean Island. This mirrors the modern marvel of social media, where one can virtually ‘teleport’ across the globe in an instant, making what was once considered miraculous now seem commonplace. The […]
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Cliffhangers: Shadows of Regulation and Secrets in 1880 California
Depending on the era’s time and the Supreme Court rulings, this NBC 1979 TV series “Cliffhangers” illustrates how the federal government or Congress in 1880 could regulate local activities (intrastate) if they significantly affected interstate commerce under the US Constitution’ Necessary and Proper Clause.
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