Episodes

pilot episode is one of the most important parts of any tv series. Its job is to make an audience want to return and watch the next episode. For a pilot to successful in this regard it needs to be inclusive of a wide audience. A broader audience helps to increase the number of return viewers. A pilot episode should also feature a main character who appeals to the audience emotionally. If a viewer becomes emotionally invested in a character, they are far more likely to watch the next episode. Mr

The television show I chose to assess is Dennis the Menace. I watched the pilot episode titled “Dennis Goes to the Movies” that aired on October 4th, 1959. The episode follows the Mitchell family but focuses on their young son, Dennis. He is a troublesome and curious child that always seems to make the wrong choices while having good intentions. He is constantly messing with his next-door neighbor, Mr. Wilson as well as always giving his parents something to worry about. Although everyone around

use of leitmotifs and orchestral music in his scores. When we get to Episode III: Revenge of the Sith that is where Williams puts the cherry to the ice cream sundae. This is one of the best scores he composed so far in the Star Wars saga, even though he did not win some of the awards he won on the other scores of the Star Wars saga. The soundtrack of this film is the best one so far I could say. The score for Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith is

In starwars episode 6, Leia gets captured by Jabba the Hutt and released, Luke resumes his whining (this time as a Jedi), and former Anakin turns to the light side after going through 3 episodes as Darth Vader. Luke is like his father in the sense that he has lost his mother, he learned the force easily, and he saved his father just as Darth Vader saved his son. Luke is like his father, in the sense that he lost his mother. His mother died when giving birth to both him and Leia, and although he didn’t

A new Star Wars film hits theaters in only 3.5 months for the first time in 10 years. For many, Episode VII, or The Force Awakens, represents a new age for the franchise. But some voice concerns over how Disney will handle this franchise, especially given the general criticism of the last three films. While the teasers, marketing, and merchandise have done much to ease these concerns, a few still remain skeptical. The following list explains why The Force Awakens might just be the best Star Wars

will be. One of my favorite episodes in the entire franchise was the Deep Space Nine episode The Visitor. Captain Benjamin Sisko is the father of a writer--an avid writer--named Jake. You know the type. The storyteller who can't drop the pen or push away the keyboard until they've pumped out one more story or polished that last paragraph to perfection. This episode is not about space battles, light speed or technobabble. It's about love and loss and desperation. The episode is powerful and poignant

The major difference is obviously the time line and the beginning of the movies, in new hope its tantive IV being boarded by an imperial ship to retrieve the plans to destroy the Death Star that were retrieved by Princess Leia. In Star Wars episode 7 they are looking for luke so they open up with Poe retrieving information on his whereabouts. "The last piece of the map". Now let's begin iIn new hope Luke is on a desert planet and runs into Han Solo and they get on the millennium falcon. Same thing

Director J.J. Abram’s Star Wars: Episode Vll - A Force Awakens is a great piece of film that surpassed everyone's expectations. This is the seventh installment in the Star Wars franchise, and continues the adventures of Han Solo, Princess Leia, and Chewbacca; along with some new faces. The highly anticipated movie stayed true to the original trilogy by successfully incorporating themes of action, adventure, suspense, fantasy, sci-fi, and the dark side. There are three criteria, mostly the movies

cantinagoers glance at the dead alien, but none of them speak up. The cantina band soon strikes up their song again while the other aliens go back to nursing their drinks and the body is carried away on a stretcher. This classic scene in Star Wars Episode 4: A New Hope often begs the question of 'Who shot first? Han or Greedo?' However, it also is a prime example of what happens when a crime occurs and there are people around. These people, who are called bystanders, often do not speak up about violence

Star Wars Episode 8: The Last Jedi was released in December 2017 with much fanfare and generally positive critical reviews. As a lifelong fan of the Star Wars franchise, I was thrilled to see the next continuation in the saga and find out what direction it would go. After leaving the theater I was duly impressed. The movie featured some beautiful visuals and adequate plot twists to keep the audience interested. It also provided some surprisingly humorous moments that added comic relief although it