Early last evening as I killed time awaiting my younger brother's arrival home following his daily socializing, I watched an episode of The Wonder Years ─ the Black remake series.
I do not recall before mentioning that I watch the series, but I am already now caught up on episode 20 ("Bill's New Gig") of the first season. It probably is more 'real' than the original The Wonder Years, although my memory of that original series has badly faded with the intervening years.
I found the older sister of the main young character in this new series quite attracted me, so I am somewhat relieved to read that the actress (Laura Kariuki) playing her turned 24 this year, and is thus hardly the minor that she is being portrayed as.
The actress is the tallest member of her T.V. family, and is reportedly five feet and 10 inches in height. I did not know this, but apparently she replaced one of the two actresses portraying the 'mutant' daughters of the T.V. series Black Lightning titular character. I presently watch that series, too, but thus far I am only well into the second season, and that replacement does not happen until season four, so I will likely forget all about who she is by then.
In the premiere episode of the new The Wonder Years, I immediately recognized a supporting actor ─ Allen Maldonado ─ despite the fake huge Afro he wears. He portrayed the almost manic and rather muscular younger cousin of the main character in the T.V. series The Last O.G. ─ which I am also currently watching. It is odd to me that he has such muscularity in The Last O.G., but this feature does not seem to translate over into The Wonder Years.
Anyway, after my brother finally got home, and continuing to employ our Android TV Box, I led our joint entertainment with an episode of Black Lightning ─ episode nine ("The Book of Rebellion: Chapter Two: Gift of the Magi") of the second season. And although I cannot say this positively, my brother may actually have remained conscious throughout the full episode.
I may be wrong, though.
I concluded our evening's viewing with the series double-episode finale ("What Lies Tangled") of Lewis ─ the series was finally over for us after having gone through all of its nine seasons. Obviously, this episode was in that ninth season.
My brother heartily agreed that the character Hathaway should have been spun off with his own series ─ we are going to miss him. I can understand why Kevin Whately ─ who plays the titular Lewis character ─ may have felt that it was time to retire himself, having had the Lewis role for nigh three decades; but Hathaway actor Laurence Fox surely would not have minded bankrolling the income to be derived from a series of his own?
Or maybe income is not an issue with the man.
Regardless, the ending of that last episode was truly bitter-sweet as Hathaway presented himself to drive Lewis and Lewis's love interest (I don't think they ever actually got married) Dr. Laura Hobson (as played by actress Clare Holman) to the airport where he saw them off on their flight for an extended stay in New Zealand.
Would Lewis one day be returning to resume his contract work with the police? We shall never know. It was left open, but I sure didn't get the sense that Hathaway would likely ever again be working with his mentor Lewis ─ that airport goodbye was too seemingly final.
I sat up for a while here at my computer after my brother retired for the night; and when I finally got to bed, my wife was still sitting up ─ she was watching a Thai T.V. series on her tablet at the dining table, and by then had finished a bottle of red wine. She had me promise to ensure that she got up by 9:40 a.m. this morning because she was to have a full workday at the Thai restaurant where she is employed on a part-time basis (the restaurant opens at 11 a.m.).
She did get herself up this morning, but when she left on her quite long drive to work, she was not anywhere near chipper, poor thing. And by then, it had begun to rain, and that has endured the day thus far.
I have an early a.m. walk scheduled, so I hope I will not be faced with any hard rain during it. The plan is to be up by 2 a.m., and on my way by 2:15 a.m. Thus, I will not be sitting up late this evening. My brother apparently left on foot before mid-afternoon and caught a bus so that he could rendezvous with one or more of his drinking buddies at a pub, so I will have to be prepared to isolate myself from him if he returns home unexpectedly early this evening, as sometimes happens.
I see that my monthly government pension was directly deposited today, so I just may withdraw some of that money while I am out walking. The less left in the account, the less there is to tempt my gambling-addicted wife ─ although I still do have her debit card that she handed over to me just about a week ago. She knows that she cannot trust herself.
If I undertake that withdrawal of some cash, then my walk will be around 5¾ miles, by my reckoning. All will depend upon the extent of the rain when I am out. If it is torrential, I may only have a relatively short walk ─ perhaps only as far as the credit union ATM, which is not quite a mile away.
But returning to T.V., around mid-morning today my brother and I ─ again, through our Android TV Box ─ watched Odessa Orlewicz's excellent video of yesterday. It was nearly 1½ hours: "Vaccinated Canadians Suffer Most From Covid -Featuring Dr.Trozz!
Interview with well well known Dr.Trozzi. We will discuss the latest lies coming from the Canadian mainstream media and Dr. Tam pushing the boosters on everyone with their marketing propaganda/commercials. We will show statistics, discuss Germmm vs Terrain theory, the corruption at the College Of Physicians and Surgeons, and the funeral directors stating 95% of deaths he gets are within 2 weeks of the vaccine injections.
I think that I am going to have to locate the full discussion that Dr. Mark Trozzi had with his interviewing adult son wherein the doctor did his best to explain his take on the Germ and Terrain Theories. From the bit that we got to see in this interview, Dr. Trozzi reflects my own thinking.
And this is why I just cannot fully get behind Christopher James Pritchard (A Warrior Calls).
Okay, I did locate the full 22-minute video at Dr. Trozzi's website ─ I will access the video for my brother and I to watch tomorrow morning: Germ & Terrain Reality. Is SARS CoV2 real?
Following Odessa's interview of the doctor, I tuned in a video uploaded yesterday to Rumble by the Stew Peters Network ─ the video was a little over an hour (1:09:51) long: LIVE @ 8: UNCENSORED: Karen Kingston - People Now Connected to the Demonic Realm Through COVID-19 Injections, Nanotech.
Karen Kingston joins Maria Zeee to explain the way humans have now been connected to the demonic realm through the nanotech in COVID-19 injections and the quantum field - but there's more.
The patents show that nanotechnology is embedded into everyday products and every single human has been exposed.
For more info on Karen's Substack visit:
https://karenkingston.substack.com/p/part-1-dismantling-the-the-deceptions
I have to say here that I gleaned very little from Karen Kingston, a woman I have not before been exposed to. Either I was just not paying sufficient attention; or else she was saying a whole lot of words, but making scant sense.
I believe that what is happening in the world is truly the work of pure and literal evil, but Karen Kingston is too far out on the fringes for my tastes. According to her, absolutely everything seems to be 'infected' with intelligent A.I. designed to alter our genetics and make us non-human.
If she is correct, then clearly we are all doomed without God Himself putting a stop to this entire madness, for she contends that practically everything one could think of is contaminated by these man-made particles that are all intended to alter us.
There would be no escape ─ anywhere; and that's far, far too bleak for me.
And speaking of bleak, the final video we sampled this morning certainly qualifies. Due to its length of over an hour (1:11:16), we suspended its play before it was half done, and so will finish it tomorrow ─ this one is presently available on BitChute: The Toolbox Killers.
Bittaker, and his accomplice Roy Norris, known as the Tool Box Killers, kidnapped, raped, tortured and murdered five teenage girls.
Called “worse than Manson” by Stephen Kay, former Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney , Bittaker was prosecuted by Kay during a sensational trial, which was the first trial to ever allow television cameras into a California courtroom. Thirty years later, Lawrence Bittaker’s seemingly endless appeals underline the state’s utterly dysfunctional death penalty appeals process.
The documentary includes interviews with Kay and witnesses, case files, court documents and photographs. ‘The Devil and the Death Penalty’ uses the Bittaker case to examine the death penalty process itself, both realistically and philosophically to explain exactly what happens in California to most condemned defendants."
"Bittaker and Norris became known as the "Tool Box Killers" because the majority of instruments used to torture and murder their victims, such as pliers, ice picks and sledgehammers, were items normally stored inside a household toolbox.
Bittaker Described by FBI Special Agent John E. Douglas as the most disturbing individual for whom he has ever created a criminal profile... Both Bittaker and Norris died of Natural causes in Prison, Bittaker in 2019, Norris Feb 2020
I was in my late 20s when these murders were being committed in 1978 or 1979, but I do not recall ever hearing of them. Wikipedia has quite an extensive article on the killers: Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris.
As my brother heartily agreed, why do we ever bother putting guys like this in prison? They warrant summary execution with no chance of clemency or extended incarceration. Just trot them out and have them destroyed ─ I have no doubt that there would be an endless number of people who would volunteer to form a firing squad, for example.
These two were monsters, undeserving of further life.
I must bring this post to a close, for it is already past 7 p.m. and I must make a hurried post in my private blog. Any phone call to my late old friend William's ladyfriend Sandy must await yet another day.
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