Game of Thrones Season Eight analysis – How it all went wrong
Dom Webb analyses the Eighth and final season of Game of Thrones, highlighting the issues mainly in its flawed writing.
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Game of Thrones Series Finale ‘The Iron Throne’ review
Dom Webb reviews the series finale of Game of Thrones 'The Iron Throne', revealing his disappointment in the lack of resolution as well as the season as a whole.
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Game of Thrones ‘The Bells’ review – the downfall of the show
Dom Webb reviews the penultimate episode of Games of Thrones season 8, and tells us how this could very much be the shows downfall.
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Game of Thrones ‘The Last of the Starks’ review – How to lose a war
Dom Webb reviews episode four of season Eight 'The Last of the Starks' following the aftermath of the Battle of Winterfell
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Game of Thrones ‘The Long Night’ review
Dom Webb reviews the third episode of Game of Thrones Season Eight, 'The Long Night', stating that it is one of the most impressive episodes of the show
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Game of Thrones ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’ review
Dom Webb reviews the second episode of Game of Thrones Season 8 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms', stating that so far little has happened in the season.
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Game of Thrones ‘Winterfell’ review – A slow but strong start
Dom Webb reviews the premiere of the final Game of Thrones season, arguing that parts of the episode are quite slow.
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What makes The Umbrella Academy so thoroughly mediocre?
The Umbrella Academy, based on the comic book series of the same name, is Netflix’s latest addition to its collection of superhero shows and films. The series premise is certainly a departure from the usual tropes of cosmic radiation or lab experiments gone wrong. 43 children were born on the...
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Using VR to improve your languages
It would be safe to say that language learning in British schools is less popular than ever. According to figures from the British Council, around three quarters of students took GCSEs in another language in 2002. This figure has now dropped to 47%. In non-selective schools this figure is just...
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Serious gaming and gamification at Interactive Futures
The market in ‘Serious Gaming’ is worth over $4.3 billion dollars, and forms part of a global e-learning market worth over $300 billion. In the next few years, it is forecast to be worth $17 billion, and many companies such as KPMG have already integrated serious gaming approaches into their...
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What makes a good quiz show?
It would be fair to say that Britain is a nation obsessed with quizzing. University Challenge regularly draws in three million viewers an episode, and at one point, 5.1 million people were watching The Chase, one-sixth of the British population. But what makes a good quiz show? The diversity and...
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Dogs of Berlin review
Following the critical success of 'Dark', 'Dogs of Berlin' is the second German language original produced by Netflix. The plot follows Berlin cop Kurt Grimmer as he attempts to solve the murder of Germany’s top football player. Dom Webb reviews the show
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That’s why ad regulators don’t go to Iceland
“There’s a Rang-tan in my bedroom, and I don’t know what to do”, begins Iceland’s Christmas advert. The ‘Rang-tan’ takes offence to various household objects such as chocolate and shampoo before explaining that it is in the bedroom because its home in the rainforest has been destroyed by mankind in order to make room for palm oil plantations.
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