And there is a demand for the story arcs and character arcs we used to subtly thread from episode to episode on Adventure Time!
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Green arcs indicate two operational satellites that could potentially move out of each other's way; yellow arcs indicate one movable satellite and one non-maneuverable object; red arcs indicate two dead objects, which have no choice but to continue on their potential crash course.
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Instead of simply novelizing arcs from the show, this anthology re-tells each various story arcs from the perspective of just one of the characters involved.
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Seasons of buildup and character arcs came to their culmination.
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The arcs are drawn one on top of the other.
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Their narrative arcs are constructed by producers rather than screenwriters.
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New World Order is split across two loosely related arcs.
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Arcs are typically sustained over a longer period of time.
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The trial encapsulated six years of jokes and story arcs.
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Like Trollope's Phineas Finn, the characters have experiences without arcs.
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Scripted dialogue advanced the most basic plot arcs: schoolgirls, sisters.
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The arcs it traces is gripping, splendid, a geometer's dream.
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There are a lot of red arcs on my graph.
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I've known this city from all of its social arcs.
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Both were during sweeps week and had short, salacious arcs.
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Dany, Jamie & Cersei's decisions/arcs were very off-putting and underwhelming.
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It's going to the dentist, but for Stranger Things character arcs.
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It's impossible to think of the arcs or bars as supports.
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After age 30, her line arcs outward, expressing vitality and drive.
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"I got to develop story arcs without telling anyone," he said.
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They're how we bring our plot arcs to a satisfying resolution.
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I'm really excited for viewers to get into the later arcs.
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There's nothing like carving big, soft arcs down the pavement…uphill.
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Regardless, the career arcs of Kavanaugh and Schumer are now intertwined.
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Their motivations and arcs are thrilling to watch unfold and intersect.
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It pulses in hushed arcs, as if snoring from the beyond.
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All reality TV is structured around common narrative tropes and arcs.
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The weapons, heated by arcs of electricity, dissolve inside the furnace.
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Additionally, there are major differences in some of the character arcs.
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Brienne had one of the most satisfying character arcs this season.
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Ultimately, those two narrative arcs form the spine of the book.
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Thus began one of the strangest political arcs in recent memory.
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The romantic arcs of the leading characters of "Insecure" are important.
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McInerney is sensitive to arcs, both in characters and in relationships.
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Tracers skipped off rocks, spinning over the ridge in hot arcs.
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And tomato, thin arcs with just enough juice, sweet and bright.
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But it doesn't take away from how powerful those two arcs were.
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All these tangled, absurd narrative arcs are meant to serve two functions.
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They swing downward again, in graceful arcs to an improbably willowy angle.
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Heftier story arcs, at least on Game of Thrones, generally involve death.
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In Gerwig's Lady Bird, developmental and narrative arcs are really economic ones.
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Between forefingers and thumb the rim arcs out after a gentle squeeze.
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The main story arcs leave the story primed for the third season.
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Do you have an overall plan, a series of arcs in mind?
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"There is sufficient financial interest to invest in the ARCs," said Rai.
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It's one of the more significant narrative arcs to emerge this season.
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It's these emotional arcs, not the plot specifics, that drive the story.
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Englishman, and one of the first season's most absorbing arcs centers on
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These narrative arcs are deeply rooted in the Bush and Occupy eras.
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The two biggest adjustments were to Embeth Davidtz's and Lisa Bonet's arcs.
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A casual, regal wave as the ball arcs through the summer sky.
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The sailors waved in overhead arcs at the people on the beach.
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There is probably some internalized misogyny and antisemitism in these character arcs.
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The play sells out its urgency long before it arcs toward revelation.
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It's still the beginning of one of the show's best character arcs.
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Not only are the books beautifully written, the stories have gorgeous arcs.
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These story arcs are so common that they have been given names.
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Five performers danced the wheeled pieces around the space in lilting arcs.
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The Bisse de Clavau arcs across the vineyards for about five miles.
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But the arcs weren&apost always as compelling as those early episodes.
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" The stories are "points on an arc rather than being arcs themselves.
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Workers weld vertical supports to the arcs, building the structure in sections.
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We didn't have a lot of really intense story arcs per episode.
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The rocket then arcs above the earth back down toward the target.
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They'll point things out to us that are story arcs that they feel could be strengthened, or character arcs that they feel could be strengthened, but it's never a prescriptive note relative to the stuff that we're building.
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Rogue One attempts to craft full character arcs for its most important figures — particularly its main duo, Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) and Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) — but those arcs lurch awkwardly from one plot point to the next.
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Whedon and the Buffy writers' room simply incorporated the larger arcs more seamlessly.
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The Alien franchise seems to be split into two big arcs right now.
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We may write a lot more for a lot of different story arcs.
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The sculptures are comprised of a series of arcs on a flat plate.
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It's also got one of the best character arcs of the year, too.
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I see the past near-universal excitement around blockchain diverging along two arcs.
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Likewise, any emotional arcs are so underplayed as to be hardly worth mentioning.
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The Black Keys Dan Auerbach recorded one too as side-project The Arcs.
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The insights are sometimes pat, and the emotional-transformation arcs can feel forced.
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The characters are more thoroughly thought out, and their arcs are better developed.
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With a loud crack, the ball arcs toward the back of the stadium.
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They used to have speaking roles and narrative arcs, more akin to theater.
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But their arcs are similarly shaped by their resourceful ingenuity and survivalist instincts.
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Writing music and film scores, it's all about looking at these long arcs.
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The most traveled pathways tracked by NICER reveal the brightest and most prominent arcs.
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But their narrative arcs are compellingly shaped while still seeming honest, natural, and intimate.
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Spoiler Warnings: This review discusses some character arcs and discusses some specific story moments.
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Dhalsim's Yoga Fire, which arcs across the screen in 'Street Fighter V' Guess what?
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Fixed, long-exposure images that bring in extra light ultimately blur the arcs out.
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It flings off mighty arcs of hot plasma known as coronal mass ejections (CMEs).
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Dolores' growth on Westworld is a very unsettling foregrounding of traditional TV character arcs.
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But no one's talking to me about the other character arcs, which is fine.
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Similar deference was given to other celebrities who have successfully pulled off redemption arcs.
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Relapse is part of the process, and that doesn't make for satisfying narrative arcs.
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We can see the difference in the arcs between the hackers and the financiers.
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The basketball arcs through the air and donks off the front of the rim.
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I apparently missed a drowning, a room filled with hourglasses, and entire character arcs.
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I would argue that there are two different arcs or branches of Sakamoto's influence.
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Synthesizers, horns, and strings drift in and out of these songs in perfect arcs.
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After several wide arcs of the plane, there is no sign of the matriarch.
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The propulsion of the hand and heel was connected to arcs throughout the body.
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And then when it became novelistic, seasonal arcs with Amazon, it just became undeniable.
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In the distance, the Toe Adam's soldiers flew through the air in bloody arcs.
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Plane trees form natural arcs, shading streets and the green spaces of Cadman Plaza.
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Whether bear, or kangaroo, or cat, all of these stories follow similar narrative arcs.
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Stories about splitting the sea, about flooding and arcs, about enslavement in ancient Egypt.
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Take your tragic arcs and your big battle scenes; give me my Ant-Man.
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Not every game gets a sequel, inevitably leaving plot threads unresolved and character arcs unfilled.
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The career arcs of artist-drinkers like Berryman, Jean Rhys and Billie Holiday are traced.
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Rick constantly references commercial breaks, the need for snappy catch phrases, season arcs, and more.
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In my case, the arcs are all over the place, suggesting a lack of consistency.
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Does the movie lean on humor to the point of detracting from important character arcs?
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Other TV credits include arcs on Last Resort, Star-Crossed, The Magicians, Sirens, and Underground.
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The two don't often share scenes, but their character arcs run parallel to one another.
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There are a few character arcs that might inspire viewers to expand their heart's boundaries.
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That's how TV works: The dramatic arcs need to rise and fall and rise again.
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Jen Trolio: I was drawn in by both Paige and Stan's arcs in this episode.
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It has great humor, emotionally devastating character arcs, and gorgeously animated psychic-powered action scenes.
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There are a lot of big arcs coming up, and I'm really excited about them.
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Arcs were team driven, narratives were steady, and personalities were afforded equal servings of attention.
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Yes — but in the wild world of Westeros, story arcs can change in a heartbeat.
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Maybe cut out a few characters and focus on the arcs that had a chance.
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Or, you know, still actual boys, just at the outset of their arcs of misbehavior?
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The show has 39 total episodes, and certain arcs have cliffhangers that get pretty addictive.
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Best episodes are not best scenes, best battles, best characters or even best story arcs.
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Craters on those planets come from electrical arcs, like lightning bolts, that sear the surfaces.
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He's got a bouncing, long-limbed stride that swings both arms in large, pendular arcs.
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In fact, there are many images of flying in general: planes, birds, arcs of motion.
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Sometimes the trick is getting these arcs to align in order to achieve larger goals.
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Working on "Brockmire" put Mr. Ambudkar's professional and personal political arcs on a collision course.
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They blurred, becoming two arcs of blond wood at his sides, like snow angel wings.
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I gravitated strongly to games that gave me satisfying arcs in a smaller time frame.
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The arcs on the permanent monument represent the 22 people who died in the attack.
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It also so happens that it lined up with the characters' arcs quite well, too.
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"I thought a giant pullout with moving and morphing arcs would be interesting," Horsthuis says.
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As he said, we're going to be examining a lot of this over future arcs.
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Since his child actor days, Osment had arcs on Amazon's Alpha House and HBO's Silicon Valley.
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Questions of what to report and how to do it arise frequently within their narrative arcs.
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Some characters are still more interesting than others; some arcs progress gracefully while others lurch ahead.
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That the actors all have story arcs to play makes their work all the more substantial.
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As a result, it was as if Hubble had been following the arcs during their motion.
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For the last couple of years, he's mostly existed in service of supplementing other characters' arcs.
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Devastating twists and premature ends to character arcs have defined what made Game of Thrones captivating.
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"It arcs down on this woman who is running away as it hits her," he said.
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And with the Arcs, or the Black Keys, we use the studio as a writing tool.
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His friends in The Arcs had just stepped off stage at another venue down the street.
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Gail Simone is a beloved comics writer who's penned famous arcs of many series, including Deadpool.
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The ever-churning arcs of soap operas also provide Smith yet another analogy for his job.
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If only we could see more arcs like these, and in a tighter, more directed narrative.
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Spirals are everywhere, from the tiniest fragile snail shells to the vast arcs of the cosmos.
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As radically different as these subjects are, the arcs of the stories can be eerily similar.
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I really like to tell a story so there are different arcs and peaks and valleys.
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The audience spiraled around him in compact arcs of chairs that mostly faced the venue's walls.
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The communicative face is blended with the arcs, lines, sub-phrases of arms, shoulders, thighs, feet.
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After it arcs into space, its warhead separates, falling back through Earth's atmosphere to a target.
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This was the opening to a burnished performance built on long narrative arcs and juicy color.
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Jeremy Haun: We're looking at the other options we wanted to try in the upcoming arcs.
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The landscape is imperfect yet familiar, with story arcs that prove there isn't just one Chicago.
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The actors did fine, but the characters and their arcs became secondary to executing the grand scheme.
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These characters must have enough substance and nuance to last for several seasons, over multiple narrative arcs.
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In modern storytelling on TV, especially premium streaming, emotional arcs carry across not just episodes but seasons.
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He also doesn't share any kind of characters arcs, concerned these details will make their way online.
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Nowhere do campaigners have a better track record of passing legislation and bending moral arcs towards justice.
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Certain arcs come full circle after years and years; others are revisited and refashioned into something different.
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The arcs are thin rings, like those around Saturn, that don't connect all the way around Neptune.
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Love and lust are messy, and will-they-or-won't-they arcs demand acknowledgment of that fact.
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The lifting of the ban resonates powerfully with two important and defining arcs of our nation's history.
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"Black Museum" is a three-part mini-anthology, and Pilkington nails the central premise of two arcs.
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You can tell longer, bigger arcs, you don't have to reset at the end of every episode.
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So plotlines must be consolidated, character arcs must be completed, and long-running promises must be kept.
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Indeed, very few of the show's most famous moments do much to advance character or thematic arcs.
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Each subsequent feature revealed new subplots, connecting a seemingly infinite proliferation of characters through progressively weirder arcs.
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No matter what the story arcs are, the producers say it's going to be the best yet.
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You can also get some of his best arcs in Deadpool Classic Volumes 3, 4, and 5.
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The government has let promoters take full control of ARCs and scrapped caps on foreign direct investment.
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His eyes pointed in two slightly askew arcs, and he smiled to welcome Prospero into his home.
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Today, we see these intersecting arcs with two prominent tech leaders mired in legal and political processes.
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West, north, east of the center, three women are carried in marvelous vaulting arcs by the men.
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Last season, this procedural — which began as a spinoff of "The Closer" — added multi-episode story arcs.
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Along the way, she unearthed new details and discovered small arcs of drama that we had missed.
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That meant no extended character arcs over the course of a season — or even a few episodes.
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Terrified, she runs from this hunter, wheeling in huge arcs, like a swan taking to the air.
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"There aren't an infinite number of narrative arcs," he says, citing Joseph Campbell's theory of storytelling archetypes.
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More narrative pleasures await readers who follow the same characters throughout the long arcs of their lives.
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The filter is supposed to add neon arcs over what it detects as a road or pathway.
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Their career arcs become our story lines and plots that unfurl over many happy, occasionally anxious, years.
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The plane flew 1803 parabolic arcs that day, for a total of around six minutes of weightlessness.
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"Glee," though a comedy, was no stranger to tonal shifts and at times leaned into serious arcs.
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But the true milestones of the 2010s have had long arcs: We took our first Uber rides.
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The season's structure ingeniously let characters fall away from the central story as their own arcs resolved.
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An absurdist rocker turned corporate analyst: Hall seems to have traced the fitful arcs of his verses.
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After drifting onto the runway, the drone leads viewers into arcs of light and illuminated geometric shapes.
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Aja Romano: The most interesting story arcs seem to have been shunted to the side this season.
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The surge overwhelmed the circuits, shocking operators with arcs of electricity, even setting the telegraph paper ablaze.
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Los Angeles Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has one of the more fascinating career arcs in sports.
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At the very beginning/end of totality, you'll see brilliant red arcs of the sun's chromosphere, or lower atmosphere, just beyond the moon's advancing/retreating limb, or edge, and you may see some prominences — jets, arcs, or loops of red chromospheric gas — jutting off the edge of the sun.
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Though interesting as artistic development, little in this retrospective provides the rich aesthetic pleasure of Venet's ruddy, rusty sculptures when under the pressure of gravitational breakdown, such as the beautiful and tragically elegant "Arcs in Disorder 783 Arcs" (2014) that appeals to the pointless pessimist in us all.
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It's a beautifully shot movie with a story that follows the traditional arcs of a fairy tale romance.
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Always tapped into modern discourse, OITNB delivers two new characters this season, each with timely and satisfying arcs.
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Yeah, and it's actually been said there are really only six main story arcs in all of literature.
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The arcs are actually tracing X-rays, recorded by the Neutron star Interior Composition Explorer, known as NICER.
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" He adds, "And in return I got to listen to him talk about arcs of movies and characters.
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The film adaptation took the liberty to form deeper, larger character arcs and we couldn't be more grateful.
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For shows like Doug and Hey Arnold, that meant that fans got entire story arcs about secondary characters.
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Bryan: I'm not familiar with the comics, so I don't have a specific wish list of story arcs.
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Exploding transformers and the accompanying eerie blue light of electrical arcs have startled other cities in the past.
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The Falcon isn't a ship that goes snicker snack from one heading to another, it arcs and swerves.
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It's also super useful for wiping out groups of monsters as plasma energy arcs off the main shot.
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Silicon Valley builds much of its comedy from the boom and bust of these fast-moving plot arcs.
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"Justice for [Daenerys's] character assassination and the characters' poorly rushed story arcs," exclaimed one of the petition's signatories.
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Exacerbating that sense is the fact that the arcs and twists in Coco are surprisingly familiar and predictable.
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For a comic-book movie, the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe flick was rich with themes, arcs, and plots.
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India has more than a dozen asset reconstruction companies, or ARCs, with state banks owning stakes in four.
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What characters or plot lines saw their arcs changed or dialed back over the course of the show?
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Endorsement of this article represents each individual's view and not necessarily that of their university or of ARCS.
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In every ongoing major news story there are "arcs" that the media develops to frame what is happening.
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And Trekkies have long talked up the multi-episode story arcs and political intrigue of Deep Space Nine.
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It's the culmination of multiple character arcs, and it positions the story beautifully for where it goes next.
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Both of these decisions are the culmination of their characters' respective season-long arcs — such as they are.
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Their recoil patterns, the amount of drop on each bullet as it arcs its way to its target.
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It's a glass panel that arcs fully across the dash, behind which owners can have commissioned art placed.
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You can pull out these grand story arcs out of seemingly simple everyday life here in New York.
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The one question in the show, which is directed by Debbie Saivetz, is how these arcs will meet.
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But one set of story arcs remains surprisingly underdeveloped: that in which the superheroes are the bad guys.
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She conducts in generous, sweeping, full-arm gestures, charting broad arcs in the air in front of her.
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Hollywood loves its "arcs" and "beats," and business offices are full of managers using "effort" as a verb.
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This all comes at a cost — just over $3 for every cubic meter of snow Les Arcs creates.
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No matter when you glance at the tool, there is always an abundance of arcs on the graph.
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Kissin has mastered the art of declamation, his speech assuming songlike character, his grasp of emotional arcs acute.
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"The Walking Dead" is sorely in need of a focused direction that can dovetail its characters' disparate arcs.
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Despite the game's theme of acceptance, the direction of Kanji's and Naoto's arcs point in the opposite direction.
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Both story arcs come off as a real misstep after the empathy that is shown toward everyone else.
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The composition of "Frontier" (2015) revolves, literally, about the concept of arcs bracketing a trio of figures/vectors.
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Levitating trains cruise past vaulting skyscrapers with thatched roofs, as saucer-shaped aircraft carve arcs in the sky.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — China is home to at least 10 White Houses, three Arcs de Triomphe and one Eiffel Tower.
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It was bolder in its storytelling, more incisive with its character arcs, and knitted together with stronger thematic underpinnings.
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A few of these rose gold arcs were spotted around England this week, to the delight of social media.
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Other than those two arcs, the rest of the episode is populated with several great cases of the week.
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Every character interaction is slow, deliberate, and experienced—complex character arcs are actually given the time to feel complex.
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Good Trouble thrives because it achieves the perfect balance between these emotional, strenuous arcs and the lighter, amusing ones.
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More photos had been released since Monday, and a few included a map that clearly showed four missile arcs.
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Although Olivia Pope might be the GOAT, Mellie still left television with one of Scandal's most necessary, feminist arcs.
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"Coven," like A.H.S.'s other strongest season, "Murder House," was populated by human beings with emotions and character arcs.
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But you know, it has been said that in all of literature there are only six main story arcs.
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You know, there's rags to riches, there are specific arcs that are common to a lot of our literature.
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Speculation has focused on characters whose story arcs have stalled or reached some sort of closure, making them expendable.
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After they broke down the season's main story arcs in the writers' room, they assigned episodes to specific writers.
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However, she returned to television for arcs on White Collar and Grey's Anatomy as well as several TV movies.
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Some only stuck around for a single episode, a few for multiple story arcs, and one was her soulmate.
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Captain America, for example, has one of the most anticipated arcs of the summer with the "Secret Empire" event.
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But the people responsible for the rhythm of emotional arcs and intimate moments of conflict are rarely if acknowledged.
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Perhaps as a result of its origins in standalone online episodes, "Broad City" does not follow typical narrative arcs.
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Arc flashes are especially bright and hot, and companies employ various methods to stop these arcs forming between electrodes.
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A lot of other arcs in the series refer back to its events in some big or small way.
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Do you remember which characters hooked up with which in First Class, or how certain arcs resolved in Apocalypse?
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Unlike in real life, characters in This is Us have arcs perfectly designed to elicit cheers, tears, and empathy.
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The outer movements show dazzling mastery of richly harmonious geometries, with rings, arcs and lines moving at different speeds.
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As much as Trump appalls me, I don't assign him control over the precise arcs of his supporters' arms.
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Against other southpaws, like Johny Hendricks, Gastelum simply shoots straight and arcs the left high around the guard alternately.
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There are perhaps few individuals whose career arcs have been more altered by Donald Trump's presidency than Preet Bharara.
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This is most notable when contrasted with actress Kylie Brown, who nails the demanding emotional arcs of Rachel Amber.
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As Issa, Molly, and Lawrence navigate their respective spheres, none of their arcs quite go where you might expect.
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Such dogged personalities make for better long narrative arcs, which is why canines outnumber cats in movies and novels.
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Some collapse trauma into a 20- to 40-minute episode, chopping it into beats and bending it into arcs.
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Seemingly central characters die, seemingly peripheral ones become central, and other people come and go over multi-season arcs.
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In particular, if you're looking for women of color with compelling story arcs, Altered Carbon has many of them.
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How did you use tech to produce these recaps, since the show had so many story arcs and characters?
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The result is an image that imperceptibly teeters between multiple angles, collapsing or bending over backwards into convex arcs.
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Inside, a domed ceiling of pale cypress in a meticulous chevron pattern arcs to meet midnight-black coal walls.
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It could be one of her thickly knotted sculptures, crafted from poured-concrete arcs still scuffed from their molds.
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I was really obsessed with Disney films and books that had classic narrative arcs — a beginning, middle and end.
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Meanwhile, Jojo (Roman Griffin Davis) has one of the most grown-up and powerful character arcs in 2019 cinema.
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This is opposed to previous Batman films that usually focus either on the origin story or specific villain arcs.
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The Aston skips and shudders across the rippled surface, but holds the line as it arcs to the left.
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It was 2004 and Simon Beck, then 46, was living in Les Arcs, a ski resort in Savoie, France.
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Synopsis: This Baltimore-set movie of interconnecting story arcs deals with the challenges of reading or misreading human behavior.
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Minecraft is less a story with arcs and ends than it is an experience consisting of pattern and repetition.
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The popular French ski resort Les Arcs has an arsenal of 600 snow cannons — ready to fire on command.
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The episode shifts its gaze to two side characters, whose mini-arcs take up the majority of the action.
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Their lessons aren't presented merely as arcs following the natural progression of a character's evolution from flawed to enlightened.
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He's a tool on a show with soap-operatic arcs and he needs to be a judgmental douche bag sometimes.
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I think there's a different way that you tell stories relative to that, different ways that you carry character arcs.
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They loop in plot threads and emotional arcs that were left unresolved before or were resolved but never very satisfyingly.
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He also performed with Auerbach's other band, the Arcs, and had been a member of The Shins from 2011-2016.
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It is cool to the touch, and so long that it arcs from the knuckle up to the middle joint.
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There's still the individual narrative arcs of characters like "Logan" and "Deadpool", which were both successes at the box office.
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Tuesday marked seven years since Game of Thrones first graced our screens with gore, nudity, and well-developed character arcs.
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Crossing oceans, planes take the shortest path, known as a great circle, which appear as sweeping arcs on our maps.
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In constructing story arcs, they weighed scientific accuracy with the need for drama on screen, striking a balance between both.
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Even the villains are given redemption arcs—Jet helps reunite Aang with Appa, Mai and Ty Lee eventually reject Azula.
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The movie featured the same arcs, hit the same beats, and found familiar characters having spectacular adventures in familiar environments.
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Its guitar drones move in and out of phase with one another, moving in hallucinatory arcs across an empty room.
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It traces the arcs of Ms. Choi and Mr. Shin's personal and professional lives before and after they were married.
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Steve Carell, Seth Rogan, Mindy Kaling, and Jonah Hill all have had major career arcs in the 14 years since.
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I hope Discovery can boldly go into meaningful motivation and complex characters with clearly drawn personalities and long-running arcs.
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I loathe the show's final arcs, but that does not at all negate how much elation earlier seasons brought me.
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On TV, however, we get to spend more time getting to know characters and experiencing the arcs of their relationships.
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Rather than trying to give every individual a story arc, the writers try to give collections of characters story arcs.
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Television plots have become more interesting and complex, with story arcs playing out over seasons instead of a couple hours.
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The Adagio of Opus 127 is taken at a riskily slow tempo, yet it unfolds in long-breathed lyric arcs.
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Arrowslit and clerestory windows etch the concrete floor with arcs of sunshine, filling the spare interior with soft ecclesiastical light.
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But each new installment has escalated conflicts between fans over everything from character arcs to the diversity of its cast.
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If I can I'm going to try to get through, like you said Patrick, at least a few smaller arcs.
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True tales from the road supplied the back stories and story arcs of 20 different characters seen throughout the game.
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The Night Of portrays American Muslims whose character arcs aren't just a vehicle for a story about terrorism or war.
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Ears flat, teeth bared and flanks incised with riblike arcs, the animal projects a tense ferocity far exceeding its size.
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While Whedon said in an initial 2006 interview that he intended for them to be canon, and Buffy-related story arcs still need his office's approval, he hasn't had much direct involvement in the comics in years, and the series' increasingly weird fantasy arcs would be a difficult thing for any new show to absorb.
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The ball arcs through the air, hits the back of the rim for a satisfying "THUMP," and falls through the rim.
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Electromechanical engineer Proto G, using a mixture of magnets and electric arcs, created a speaker that translates sound vibrations through plasma.
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"What is harder to replicate is Bach's balance in simplicity and expressiveness and the longer arcs in his music," says Huang.
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But it is starting its farewell arcs, and it is doing so with the show's signature balance of puns and pathos.
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One of the specific but significant pleasure of Westworld is that we have now internalized all of Dolores' branching story arcs.
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Given the many comics arcs named after a character death, what's the likelihood that the Avengers title references someone who dies?
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Plus, story arcs focused not only on the Doctor's interaction with his friends, but also on their relationship with each other.
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Back in February, two CW shows made me raise a quizzical "are they going there?" eyebrow with two parallel character arcs.
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The stories bleed together into an amalgam of identical narrative arcs, which typically end with a request to plug their product.
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It's the culmination of 21 films, dozens of beloved character arcs, and countless hours of creative legwork from the Marvel Team.
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His slow-building dynamic with Ruth, which moves from contempt to a collegial chemistry, is one of " GLOW " 's sharpest arcs.
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But up until season seven, those decisions were often justified with character arcs that were consistent and followed an internal logic.
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The only sounds were the whoosh of birdies sailing in identical arcs and a slow, delicate instrumental of piano and drums.
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Subsequent arcs follow the continuing twists and turns at NASA as administrations change and the space race turns in different directions.
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Like all filmmaking, especially commercials, it's harder to tell a story and develop character arcs in a shorter space of time.
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Character arcs were deepened primarily over a chain of conversations that had nothing to do with swords, dragons, or dead people.
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This is an episode with high MacLachlan content, as both DoppelCoop and DougieCoop race toward the peaks of their respective arcs.
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For one, shows can be written in satisfying movie-like arcs, rather than the open-ended storytelling that traditional TV requires.
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And season five — which unites season two's operatic story arcs with season three's consistency — is one of Buffy's three unimpeachable seasons.
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Vic Brotherson of Scarlet & Violet in London juxtaposes disheveled, swollen-headed roses with pristine arcs of fronds, like a cocked eyebrow.
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Like those holidays, she comes around fairly regularly: stealing scenes in movies, turning up for delightful guest arcs in prime time.
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The Christmas party is a tapestry of interlocking stories, where every child and every parent have separate characters and acting arcs.
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His pigmented frame arcs from left, to right, and back again — a ski turn that may be the oldest ever recorded.
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Indeed, watching the finale, I kept imagining how certain arcs might have played out in a last full run of episodes.
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Mr. Toogood's dancing — forthright, clean, devout in manner — opened up beams, arcs, paths in space with her arms, legs and spine.
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Real-life quantum computers need very precise cooling, it turns out, which requires a lot of copper tubing in beautiful arcs.
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I love the decisions they've made with how they've put this together, and how they've created all these incredible character arcs.
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Rocket-propelled grenades seem to float across no-man's land in deadly, graceful arcs, which end in a fleeting, orange flash.
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I was nervous that TV would package messy, difficult stories into tidy narrative arcs, stripping them of necessary weight and nuance.
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Beauty is a force that arcs toward justice, and, much like John Dewey's view, it helps commit us to democratic citizenship.
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Think about it: dense story arcs woven into meta-arcs, gory forensic police procedural elements, a paranormal undercurrent with "monster of the week" baddies, British Columbia standing in for the US. Series creator Chris Carter has been the marquee name ever since it debuted in 1993 and skyrocketed from a cult hit into a genuine hit.
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The studio's announcement promises both major story arcs and smaller, relationship-oriented quests, but specifics will have to wait for another day.
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You see it in the way the show lets its characters grow in arcs dealing with race and sexuality and systemic discrimination.
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They expect long arcs, slow character development, and mysteries that may take hours of air time to explore, let alone to decode.
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One of my favorite story arcs from my favorite TV show, "30 Rock," is that of Jon Hamm's character, Dr. Drew Baird.
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And their discussions around safe sex, while certainly not as frequent as the sex they were having, did form some narrative arcs.
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The Andi Mack storyline news is great for representation — let's hope Cyrus' it becomes one of many inclusive arcs on the channel.
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Back in 2013, Showalter was poring over pictures from Hubble in order to study the weird features around Neptune known as arcs.
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The arcs themselves are so broad as to be almost obvious, and it can be hard to distinguish which one to use.
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The writers weave their true-to-life observations throughout the first season, working them into scenes, episode-length situations, and longer arcs.
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Each episode more or less stands alone, telling its own relaxed, low-stakes story, but there are also longer, surprisingly involving arcs.
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Certain characters are dead in one and alive in the other, and some characters have had completely different story arcs (see: Andrea).
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But only five advertisers get a spot in those episodes, allowing them to tell stories using more creative narratives and story arcs.
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It wouldn't serve us to try and inject typical Hollywood arcs, when I thought it would be very unmotivated to do so.
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Interestingly, as 2016 comes to a close, there are a ton of books that are capping off trilogies and longer story arcs.
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The shows are known for their action-packed narratives, gripping story arcs, pulpy relationships, and, of course, terrifically good-looking lead actors.
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Courtesy of Paramount Pictures The latest Terminator movie, Dark Fate, struggles to give satisfying emotional arcs to its large cast of characters.
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He can be quick in the moment, an impressive tactician, and he is often fairly blind to the long arcs of strategy.
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His "kite paintings," first exhibited in 1971, formed crosses, zigzags and arcs from overlapping planes and repeated square, rectangular and curved shapes.
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A good character, Giles said, has one of two narrative ARCs: It's either A Relatable Character, or it has A Relatable Conflict.
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The script is clunky, the plot barely worth dwelling on, and the most compelling character development arcs belong to the wrong people.
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Really, the bar is at a whole other level when it comes to volcanic activity when you look at arcs like Kamchatka.
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When you're devising story arcs for the season, which comes first: the political-espionage story lines or the personal-family story lines?
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But arcs of plasma link that blue dot to the wider cosmos, hooking our place in the universe up to other places.
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To re-watch the series, especially early episodes, is to cringe through sporadic but consistent lesphobic and transphobic jokes and story arcs.
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Her elongated neck arcs unsettlingly towards her open mouth and detached eyes, the album's hot pink title stamped obscenely across her skin.
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Here he opened up large arcs with one raised arm; there he lingered over a point of connection between cello and dance.
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As you can maybe guess, "Shrooms" doesn't go so great for everyone — but it does do great things for everyone's season arcs.
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But the showrunners also find creative ways to use iZombie's cases of the week to move the long-term plot arcs forward.
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Referred to as "erotic topologies," some wear "tattoos" on their skin — small, carefully executed figures and arcs applied in bold, gestural strokes.
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Yes, it feints toward giving characters revelatory arcs, and because those characters are played by such great actors, you almost believe them.
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The author presents classic story arcs as a solution to simply tell your story in a way that people can relate to.
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The tilapia's skin is a deep, woodsy brown and covered in cilantro leaves, sliced garlic, scallions and little arcs of red onion.
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In 2008 he bristled when a writer for The Herald of Glasgow used the phrase "story arcs" in talking about the series.
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Flat green islands hovered offshore, and an endless canvas of shallows, colored aquamarine by shifting arcs of sand, reached to the horizon.
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China has at least 63 White Houses, four Arcs de Triomphe, a couple of Great Sphinxes and at least one Eiffel Tower.
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In the new millennium, gimmicky kisses started to fade, giving way to better-written lesbian and bisexual characters with more expansive arcs.
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Details: The memorial, named "Grand Candela", consists of 22 individual aluminum arcs that are grouped together and illuminated to resemble a candle.
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And so, once again, rugged he-men with sensational skills, character arcs and Michelangelo musculature set off on a mission deemed impossible.
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Since K-dramas are usually self-contained within 16 to 20 episodes, instead of multi-season story arcs, they're also easy to binge.
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Like the majesty of two colorful arcs coming together to form a double rainbow, there are some things that work better in pairs.
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The 26-year-old actor has had arcs on Disney Channel's K.C. Undercover, ABC Family's Chasing Life, and, most recently, MTV's Teen Wolf.
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The pattern it produces is slow and droning, with high-pitched melodies that move in graceful arcs and bass tones that hum monotonously.
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As Christopher navigates his way through an increasingly unfamiliar landscape, both physical and emotional, the arcs of his adventures are drawn into being.
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While the various story arcs seem separate, series co-author and executive producer Daniel Abraham says they'll come together in the coming season.
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However, series creator Dave Filoni said it will end on its own terms, bringing all of the story arcs to a natural conclusion.
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As it flies higher and further away from home in a series of ever-increasing arcs, it keeps its focus on the nest.
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We didn't all love the movie: Anthony, in particular, found some of the jokes and the character arcs to be a little formulaic.
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With longer running times and multi-season arcs, characters have been allowed to develop more fully and ingratiate themselves with viewers more completely.
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The same criticisms that apply to Eugene and Ezekiel's arcs this season can be said of Maggie, Jesus, Daryl, and Dwight as well.
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Whole seasons seem pointless, important character arcs lack conclusions, and that feeling that we need a Season 9 remains as strong as ever.
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The problem is that essentially all of Making History's story rests with the other two characters, who both have far more engaging arcs.
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The outermost ring, called "Adams," has three unusual arcs known as Liberty, Equality and Fraternity (shoutout to the former history majors who'll understand).
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's state-owned Rafael Advanced Defense Systems and businessman Avihai Stolero have offered to buy unmanned aerial vehicle maker Aeronautics (ARCS.
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I do very much enjoy Naz and John Stone's transitions and it's clear that The Night Of is most interested in their arcs.
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And we realized there were some arcs that we'd started up that we wanted to get concluded, so it was a great reminder.
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The Night King and Cersei must be defeated, and the arcs of every character who isn't Jon and Dany have to be resolved.
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The way the room arcs, the only spots left were at the edges of the theater, on a tilted view of the screen.
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Sometimes one player rubbed a finger along the length of the string while another caused it to vibrate, creating psychedelic arcs of resonance.
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Science fiction has a long history of telling excellent stories on television, but the trend toward season-long story arcs is relatively new.
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"Narrative arcs" get oxytocin going in the brain, the chemical responsible for empathy, according to Kantar Millward Brown's "Media and Digital Predictions 2018."
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It's reminiscent of one of pro wrestling's greatest friendship story arcs, the relationship between Lex Luger and Sting in the 1980s and 90s.
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The small town the series is set in boasts a surprisingly robust population of comedic ringers, many of whom get multi-episode arcs.
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Already, Hometalk has found success not by pushing shows with narrative arcs like Facebook suggested but rather by focusing on thematic DIY shows.
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One, facing the Columbus Monument, was an exterior colonnade whose "columns" were the exposed steel arcs supporting a poured-in-place concrete roof.
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Vibrant colors jockey against dull ones; splatters of rocky texture channel happenstance; paint is applied in drips and arcs and douses and schmears.
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" But despite its power, she said, language is not a substitute for experience but rather "arcs toward the place where meaning might lie.
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By the end, the two narrative arcs meet, sort of, for a piercing conclusion that plays on the title's reference to ultraviolet light.
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Mr. Nozkowski's approach gave him an unlimited supply of source material, which he resolved into orbs, dots, ellipses, bulges, partial grids or arcs.
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This sense of curious whimsy is often lacking in Venet's public, monumental arcs, that can feel craned in, plopped down, and pointlessly domineering.
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And it's true, to more soporific effect, of the program's opener, "Round My World" (2012), with its pretty variations on arcs and circles.
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First, it brings back Chanterelle of season two's "Lie to Me," establishing the continuation of one of the Buffyverse's loveliest background character arcs.
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But these teams, along with many others across Europe, have had their narrative arcs frozen in time by concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.
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Crane Murdoch deftly toggles the two arcs to this fascinating story: Lissa and the true-crime investigation she almost single-handedly brought about.
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Hathaway and Affleck might be miscast, or perhaps it's just impossible to parse what they're trying to accomplish in character arcs this muddled.
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The mural, which covers two walls, features Moore's signature elements: sweeping arcs of bright red and radiating circles, the paint laid on thick.
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It's better than when she was fulfilling the "black best friend" stereotype, but Fran's emotional arcs remain under baked and Adefope's talent underutilized.
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She boasts a husky tone and a pensive touch on the cello, favoring wide arcs of melody that often allude to the blues.
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By one reckoning, there are 20063 White Houses, four Arcs de Triomphe, a couple of Great Sphinxes and at least one Eiffel Tower.
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But it did get me thinking about what the collective "we" get right and wrong about the arcs of coverage in this administration.
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The darker second and third arcs flip the lens, finding the faults in the beauty and showing the dehumanization artists are subjected to.
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Sure, she's there, and has storylines, but with few exceptions, they're almost always the most predictable and least nuanced arcs on the show.
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Where Morrison applied a Dadaist framing to his idea of the superhero team, Pollack infuses her story arcs with influences from Jewish mysticism.
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Ewing and Grady stay with Etty, Luzer, and Ari for three years, chronicling their shifting arcs as they navigate life on the outside.
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While you have the young, little George Washington with his recognizably adult head, and cherry trees as bizarre lollipops, the painting is full of weird structural curves from the arcs of the revealing curtain (fringed with cherry-like balls) and the splayed tree, to the series of small, visually connected events of hands and arms that move in congruent arcs.
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Jule had muscles that puffed off her bones in powerful arcs—like she'd been drawn by a comic book artist, especially in the legs.
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It's a feature previously called "proton arcs" by aurora chasers, but it doesn't have the same appearance that protons would cause in the aurora.
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The "what if I tried to escape?" story has driven arcs on just about any antihero drama you can think of, though rarely successfully.
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But it also knows it's a film in 2017, when the trend in big-budget sci-fi has been toward positive and hopeful arcs.
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The major players, like Jenna, Alison, and Mona, are characters within the game, but have different arcs than they did in the TV show.
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Taken from atop the Semnoz Mountain, the International Space Station arcs over the city of Annecy, France, as Venus and the moon loom overhead.
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With so many characters, one episode might have two or three of these mini-arcs, each of them ending with a sense of relief.
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Whether the sheer volume of jokes per minute, deeper philosophical implications, or emotional arcs, there's a lot you can miss on the first watch.
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The larger Star Wars Expanded Universe also included several multi-author projects, such as the New Jedi Order and Legacy of the Force arcs.
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In addition, Russell tells me that Google is also looking at adding more templates for story arcs over time (think news reports, poems, etc.).
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With Daenerys, Jaime, and Cersei's arcs, Game of Thrones obliterated all hope that the strife we've endured throughout this long journey had any purpose.
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The artists have 3D printed sculptures using data from every Super Bowl game ever, using a method of transmuting yards traveled into geometric arcs.
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These Jenji Kohan-produced shows are both billed as inclusive, character-driven celebrations of women, but it's the men who received dynamic character arcs.
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India already has more than a dozen asset reconstruction companies (ARCs), but their progress has been stalled by lack of capital and opaque rules.
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But rather than giving us the traditional arcs and twists we expect for these characters and storylines, Turtles leaves them suspended and/or unsatisfied.
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With the series already renewed for two more seasons, it also sets up several tantalizing prospects as the show presumably arcs toward its finish.
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The process isn't so much giving them all traditional, full character arcs where they're all fully actualized or learn a lesson in the end.
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According to NASA, the arcs are probably shaped the way they are due to the gravitational effects of one of Neptune's 13 moons, Galatea.
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When these characters are cast well, and given worthy arcs, dialogue, and sets, we'll pay a monthly fee to keep them in our lives.
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His shooting form was pristine, all sharply drawn angles and arcs, and it added up to one of the sweetest shots of his generation.
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I've probably read the books about five times in total, however I've read individual story arcs and chapters a lot more times than that.
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We spent last season here at The Walking Dead Quitter's Club warming up to the show after its meandering, murky post-Governor story arcs.
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Readers will get the first two story arcs, for example, of Image Comics' The Walking Dead, and the first arc of its series Outcast.
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The truth is, sometimes it's just easier to invest yourself in the arcs of story lines than to actually face down your own life.
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Questions teams will have about different arcs and speeds, performance when hurried, and progression-reading — the questions I'd have - can't really be answered here.
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The music (orchestral, taped here), from which the ballet takes its name, is by Ravel; those arms and arcs catch its sway and pulse.
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I figured I'd wait for the end, or until enough time had gone by that I could consume a few arcs at a time.
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His father was a welder at Dana Steel, and Soltysik remembers him coming home temporarily blind, his skin reddened from exposure to welder arcs.
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There's also a warrior Hulk lifted right from the pages of one of Marvel's best story arcs for the not-so-jolly green giant.
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"Bandersnatch," the new choose-your-own adventure episode of Black Mirror, is rightly getting lots of attention for its inventiveness and branching story arcs.
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It took years of therapy, but I tracked down the schism inside myself that made me approach reality as a series of character arcs.
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Madden believed that recent years had seen a deepening interest in what he called "immersive horror," with its longer arcs and detailed character building.
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As Canopy Tower ages, the trees will grow over the ends of the bolts that fasten the steel arcs at top to the trunks.
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One problem is that social policy may seem boring compared with the wonderfully evocative story arcs telling us where current technologies might be heading.
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They're corny and cheap, but actor Matthew Porretta's performance of Darling slowly becoming more sardonically fatalist is one of the game's best character arcs.
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Seemingly unconnected, these disparate characters gradually come together; Ms Evaristo traces the arcs of these lives while probing the many meanings of the "other".
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Sinosphere BEIJING — China has at least 10 White Houses, four Arcs de Triomphe, a couple of Great Sphinxes and at least one Eiffel Tower.
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But almost all the arcs about the fallout from the assassination were distributed among the show's white cast members, especially Bradley Whitford's Josh Lyman.
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"We just kept realizing we needed to give their character arcs more time in order to delve into who they really were," Margenau said.
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Dancers pass from wing to wing in various arcs, often putting an unusual emphasis on peripheral space and charging the air with different trajectories.
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The board's angles, curves, and points echo the figure's own arcs and lines — her own hip a less pronounced crescent peeking out one side.
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Number of episodes: There are currently 115 episodes of You Must Remember This, divided into closed-ended story arcs on a range of subjects.
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It's going to have to world-build and add character arcs and introduce its own new characters who can stand alongside those from the novel.
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While Gusto's central product is payroll, Reeves sees two other product arcs he intends to develop more in the coming years as the company scales.
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Battlegrounds shows another way: The online game not as a competitive sport but almost as a performance space, as a toolbox for creating emotional arcs.
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This version, made by Gameloft, sees a fatter, more colorful snake that's no longer familiar with 90-degree turns and takes big, long arcs instead.
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This was helpful in the compressed plot arcs of 10,000-word episodes, and I also feel like my experience writing short stories was useful there.
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But even before all that, this screenwriter needs to be able to organize their ideas, build character arcs, and type up scenes quickly and correctly.
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Similarly, one of Glow's stand-out arcs goes to Tammé Dawson, the middle-aged, plus-size Black woman who plays a wrestler named Welfare Queen.
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Women tend to live longer than men, and with many taking time off from work to care for children, their salary arcs are different, too.
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That means the bright blue, white, green, or red arcs they trace through the sky linger long enough for people on the ground to spot.
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Without spoiling the documentary, JAY-Z and Kanye West's career arcs and upbringings speak to wider themes of race and wealth in the United States.
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Although the work is largely abstract, the two bars and the arcs surrounding them are meant, as per the title, to suggest a pause button.
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How is recording a solo album different for you than approaching a Black Keys album, or an Arcs album, or a Lana Del Rey album?
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It was to ensure I am carrying a weapon that arcs with fire, and that I cannot for the life of me get rid of.
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So be it resolved that the Hockey Hall of Fame should find a way to help fans follow these sort of multi-year story arcs.
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You write a story (based on your own life experiences!), create characters and narrative arcs, attract an A-list cast, and then receive spectacular viewership.
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It tied together so many of the season's narrative arcs that to keep going is to betray the sense of closure we have right now.
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Over a dozen other books followed, broken up into smaller arcs that took readers 10,000 years before Dune, covering major events within the world's history.
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By and large, the AHS cast is used to having little to no idea where their characters' arcs will go even within their short seasons.
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Plus, narrative arcs aside, the first season is just plain good, and at just eight episodes, it's hardly an imposition on your to-watch queue.
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But what elevates Unexplored is how, using "cyclical" generation, it builds levels that you sweep through in daring arcs instead of tiny jabs of inquiry.
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We've talked about different worlds that we're interested in exploring, and different characters that we'd like to meet, and the broad strokes of their arcs.
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And Mr. Terry, on saxophone, treats the tousled rhythmic logic of Cuban rumba as his foundation, moving in arcs and dashes and sweeps of color.
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With too many character arcs and agendas to serve — three Chers, several careers, 35 songs or parts thereof — the show's creators can serve none well.
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Because television viewing habits have changed, Parker and Stone are more free to experiment with season-long story arcs, as they did throughout season 19.
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"Trophy Wife" is full of arcs like this: good, clean comedy in the style of "Modern Family," with humor that ranges from silly to absurd.
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They feature memorable characters, intricate narrative structures, and emotional arcs that invite the audience in, plus all of the technical set pieces and visual spectacle.
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That warping — called gravitational lensing — has created "12 images of the background galaxy, distributed over four major arcs," seen in this photo, according to NASA.
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Where once the market for wines that aged along glorious arcs was small, wealthy and dynastic, interest in wine today has become far more democratic.
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It was a notable and organic effort by the team to double down on their strengths and let go of story arcs that weren't working.
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We entered frosty courts by a secret hatchway and waved wooden racquets in majestic arcs, a ceremony akin to polar explorers chiselling out ice caves.
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A dozen women, my then-partner among them, shooting arcs of liquid into the air from their genitals for the very first time, in unison.
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Tara, Morgan, Dwight, Eugene, Sasha, Rosita, and Carol each got entire tiny arcs devoted to the question of when violence is necessary to stop injustice.
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These three arcs all roughly track with the well-established idea of the romantic comedy, and it's not as if the show never has laughs.
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His music creates long arcs of pondering and confession, rising gradually and gustily, often to a peak that offers Mr. Clementine's full voice, keening and exposed.
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It is kind of jarring to realize that all of this drama, all of these emotional arcs, climax during the friggin' divisional round of the playoffs.
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Despite having perhaps one of the most tragic character arcs of the series, Harry's godfather Sirius remains a beacon of light shining from the HP Universe.
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But for all The Bold Type's willingness to get sensitive and nuanced about its romantic relationships, it doesn't let the romances drive story arcs very often.
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While the two arcs above link together in clear ways, the vignettes from the lifeboat make it impossible to turn them into a neat single narrative.
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The compelling arcs will stick with you even after you're done watching the first 10 episodes, a task that should take you no time at all.
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The epic arcs of Kushner's characters reflect a conception of change as an arduous, at times unbearably time-consuming process, but one that is ultimately achievable.
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The memorial will feature 22 perforated aluminum arcs grouped into a single 30-foot monument "symbolizing unity and emanating light into the sky," Walmart said Tuesday.
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The light from the object behind the lens may be bent into arcs or rings, or split to produce several images of that object (see picture).
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But real life doesn't have a series finale, and Kardashian and Disick aren't television characters who can complete their emotional arcs in time to be together.
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She wanted Tourist in This Town to be more than just a pop record, so she pulled folk elements from Mitchell to inspire the narrative arcs.
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These are Kyra and Thaletas, and when the player character arrives to aid their rebellion, their story becomes one of Odyssey's best and most tragic arcs.
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One of the things that makes "Yerba Buena" so rewarding for fans is the way that it builds those character arcs to very tiny emotional climaxes.
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As the act progressed, Mr. Noseda was good at revealing the shape of long arcs in the score, as the music swelled and crested and subsided.
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Fortunately, "Jane the Virgin" depicts such good stories that any one of its half-baked plots are better than many multi-episode arcs on other shows.
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Ayrton, who was born in 1854 and died in 1923, dedicated herself to studying sand and water ripples as well as electric arcs, The Mirror explains.
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As arranged and led by Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste at PS1, the performance started with crisscrossing arcs of microphone feedback, familiar from other performances of the piece.
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Comparing those arcs too directly gets awkward — for instance, Jamie is given space to be unsettled by unwanted advances in a way Claire never quite was.
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Instead I wanted the character arcs people wrote for themselves, tales that ended with the moment they sat down on a chair in front of me.
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Like the mind of its central character, Kidding starts to grow scattered, cycling through a range of tones and pursuing separate story threads and character arcs.
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"A Tale of Poes and Fire" (season 216, episode 25) As season three approaches its end, it has to shut the door on a few arcs.
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Its villain-driven side quests feel like comic book arcs that require all of Batman's (and by default, the player's) detective skills and lightning-fast reflexes.
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The night sky is defined by overlapping turquoise arcs — Yayoi Kusama's best-known technique — but each now has its own bright yellow dot, or star, too.
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Our heroines' journeys are contained in neat little arcs of empowerment and self-actualization, with no room for the messiness and ugliness of authentic lived experiences.
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There is something effortlessly kinetic about Stevens: as she speaks, her hands and fingers trace the arcs of ideas, forming and unforming synapses in the air.
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Before season seven began, I wrote a piece about just how hard it is for penultimate seasons of serialized dramas to pull off their story arcs.
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One of the arcs of Dye's tenure has been to unify the look and feel of iOS across its platforms in terms of typography like San Francisco.
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The movie blunts the impact of Billy's game and his romance by dragging both out through a series of unnecessary and unhurried character arcs and redemption angles.
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And it only became more serialized as it progressed, especially in seasons six and seven, when it prioritized grand, complicated arcs at the expense of episodic coherency.
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Throughout the season, more '80s staple songs emerge, from artists with briefly white-hot but less-lasting career arcs, like Teena Marie, Howard Jones and Stray Cats.
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"Spirals and arcs in the density of the dust also points toward gravitational interactions between these disks and forming planets," Caleb A. Scharf at Scientific American writes.
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It was some strange whiplash then, and now with the full game out, it's even stranger in the context of the general narrative arcs of the game.
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NASA focuses on specific pulsar targets, so NICER repeatedly follows similar tracks through the sky, ultimately creating prominent arcs of X-ray radiation on this sky map.
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Although most of the core Avengers, including Captain America and Iron Man, had their story arcs come to dramatic conclusions in Endgame, Mark Ruffalo's Hulk did not.
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The majestic emotional arcs are missing, the narrative elements feel stilted and predictable, and a few too many of the good things are just BioWare copying itself.
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Steven Soderbergh had cast Reubens in a coming HBO project, and he had also booked multi-episode arcs as a guest actor on ''The Blacklist'' and ''Gotham.
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The site has a great visualization of Dolores' story arcs, and now we know that it has some great easter eggs as well thanks to Tech Insider.
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In "Tetrapods #1, Dongying, China," hundreds of tetrapods — multi-ton, four-legged structures used for shoreline protection — form rippling arcs of concrete arranged in a domino pattern.
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The most popular stories follow the "fall-rise-fall" and "rise-fall" arcs, which might explain how superhero movies and Greek tragedies continue to be so endearing.
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In such bristling works as "'The 1-2′ (Scattershot)" (2017), thin rods, longer slats, and truncated arcs imply intersecting lines of force — human effort at cross-purposes?
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Of course, Hampton Creek is just shilling vegan mayo, not handling human bodies, but their story arcs are remarkably similar: charismatic founders, big promises, lots of money.
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Audience anticipation for "Endgame", which unlike earlier MCU "team-up" films is designed to bring several character arcs to a final, if not fatal, close, is unprecedented.
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In the early '90s, when full brows reigned supreme, he plucked the arches of models like Kate Moss, Cindy Crawford, and Naomi Campbell into razor-thin arcs.
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Plus, the view from an optical telescope revealed a region of cooler hydrogen gas just past the X-ray arcs, which suggests the blasts pushed dust outward.
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But as off-putting as this ending might be as the culmination of Lane and Rory's arcs, it makes perfect sense as the ending of Gilmore Girls.
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At first this seemed distracting — I wanted to focus on each individually, to follow their narrative arcs — but, taken as a group, common themes begin to emerge.
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This sort of obfuscation is more common in television than in film, often because writers are figuring out character arcs or don't want secrets to get out.
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Who could have known one of our favorite TV arcs of the year would be about a humanoid robot on the astral plane creating a fake boyfriend?
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He demonstrates an admirable impatience with the arcs and beats that dominate even independent-minded screenwriting, and shows a sometimes frustrating, sometimes bracing indifference to psychological continuity.
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Yet this lack of diversity in who plays these homemade games has been a pitfall when trying to create compelling narrative arcs within seasons and attract viewers.
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Most professional children's books creators, for example, would probably focus either on a "sickness and recovery" narrative or a "party" one — rather than combining those two arcs.
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The women of the PSA have some helpful alternative story arcs for the queer women who have managed to survive on TV, and hopefully writers are listening.
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That's not an insult (I do it plenty myself), and compelling story arcs are what make this sport as colorful and enthralling as it's grown to be.
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It also tries to give major character arcs not just to all of its heroes, but to all of their family members and all of the villains.
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Unable to get an angle on them, I retreated from the dock to the grassy bay while they fired in artillery arcs at me all the way.
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Each daily grind is propelled by the arcs of characters who, on top of being the wildest people imaginable, transform through the power of friendship and food.
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One of her major arcs revolves around slut-shaming, which sounds risqué until you remember the sexuality of teenage girls isn't as mysterious as we might expect.
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The play folds myth into violent reality with some success, although Ms. Harris struggles to bring the competing arcs of the multifaceted characters to a convincing conclusion.
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In the just-released book "Bachelor Nation," the journalist Amy Kaufman details the production and editing chicanery that goes into making the show's emotional arcs so effective.
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This season, the fifth, is a typically tidy four episodes — short arcs being advisable when you routinely suspend all the laws of logic, psychology and police procedure.
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She catches the way certain nights, when you are in high school, seem to last for a month — long enough to sustain entire arcs of one's life.
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With so many convoluted character arcs, it's become nearly impossible to recall who is even a robot anymore, or if anything they're seeing is quote-unquote real.
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Men heat up their footwork by slapping their ankles, and some of the women's skirts make noise, giving a punch to the uppercut arcs of their hips.
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The minutiae of the "All-Out War" story line were often frustrating week to week, with characters used as tools for easy drama, interrupting their developmental arcs.
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But in viewing Lawrence's character as an encapsulation of domestic feminine ideals, a much clearer and more intimate meaning emerges (with character arcs that actually make sense).
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Citing the poet Claudia Rankine and the theorist Sianne Ngai, Hong distinguishes minor feelings from the major emotions that propel typical narrative arcs and moments of revelation.
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" The episodes are watchable enough, but for all its edge and angst, the show plays like the more over-the-top mythology arcs on "The X-Files.
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On the graph is a series of arcs demonstrating when two pieces of debris rapidly move toward one another, make their closest approach, and then speed away.
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And though she is moving more slowly, she still paces off her canvases and flings paint from her loaded brush so that it lands in calligraphic arcs.
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And their reconciliation is an interesting reminder that this cast makes the most of the material, even in arcs that can feel less satisfying as a whole.
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While there is much debate among the Persona community about each character's true orientation, Kanji and Naoto's arcs seemingly regress in the face of the game's themes.
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Larsen makes no attempt to hide their internal mechanics: the prismatic reduction of forms, the sweeping arcs tethered by radial lines, the thrusting diagonals and pacing parallels.
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But if any one of the movie's character arcs were in danger of being spoiled by a "good" versus "evil" Monopoly set, surely it was Finn's, not Rey's.
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" Unlike so many other public figures with long careers or winding arcs, Sanders did not arrive at this moment of national reckoning through a personal or political "evolution.
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Not only did it effectively wrap up founding Avengers members' story arcs either by death or happy ending, but it also introduced a new generation of Marvel heroes.
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And that's all well and good, but it's hard to make movies about icons, who tend to not have much in the way of character arcs or development.
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This digital investing platform looks at women's longer life spans, different salary arcs and the impact of extended time off from work to have and care for children.
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Britting has had multi-episode arcs on The Young and The Restless and Without a Trace, and she has appeared on Desperate Housewives and Krumholtz's Numb3rs, among others.
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Complete with memorable guest arcs from David Strathairn and Elizabeth Mitchell, the series finally dug into the true nature of the mysterious alien presence in our solar system.
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The twin-engine business jet was to be used to simulate microgravity by flying in parabolic arcs, near freefall, providing a way to test out the suit prototype.
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Until then, the show's second season has already started airing on ABC, so there's plenty of time to guess how Tyson could fit into the season's story arcs.
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It arcs from paddy fields to swanky Western parties in Beijing, taking in crowded rooms in the hutongs, narrow alleys in the older parts of northern Chinese cities.
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Funky Kong has some words of wisdom for you from "his people" (which may or may not just be recaps of various narrative arcs from Donkey Kong games).
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But most nights I was a student of the game, taking stock of the assorted arcs and angles that might conspire to send a ball through a hoop.
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Their arcs were contrasted with the subtle but definable trajectories of Finn and Jake, who slowly matured over the course of the show from goofballs to responsible figures.
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Game of Thrones' reliance on this tactic gets even worse when you start to examine individual scenes from season seven within the context of their overall story arcs.
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A better approach would be to genuinely take care in crafting real, well-rounded women characters with intriguing arcs, who aren't just there to advance a man's plot.
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And so I walked onto a road called Coronal Loop, named after the arcs that rise and fall from the Sun as plasma slides along magnetic field lines.
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If this were just randomly the season three premiere, it probably wouldn't feel nearly as jarring, given how many new story arcs it seems to be tossing out.
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His relationship is starting to change and, What I want to be make here is that I'm aware of how depression works and it doesn't follow plot arcs.
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Davenport refers to the beacons as "lighthouses illuminating virtual worlds" that allowed for static imagery to be cast onto the walls of the venue in sweeping 360 arcs.
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The province of the aforementioned horrifyingly complicated algorithms, Numerical Weather Prediction addresses a range of time scales, from three days out to the vast arcs of climatic change.
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Season three contained beautiful arcs — in that each character had a lovely storyline of their own — but there was no cohesive whole in the manner you might expect.
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Instead of addressing Reshma's anger issues or Adderall abuse, he talks her through interior and exterior story arcs and encourages her to include a murder in her novel.
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Watch as the black hole skins the star into ribbons of material, which are then catapulted into elliptical arcs that ultimately collide with each other around the hole.
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Like some of these other accounts, this documentary traces the arcs of Lamarr's personal and professional lives, which by turns harmoniously converged and wildly veered in opposite directions.
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Triangular, semicircular, and wedge-shaped figures in white, apparently interrelated, vie for the viewer's imaginative decoding over a substructure of black horizontal and vertical bars and innumerable arcs.
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The iridescent arcs of color in the drizzly sunshine were lost on Woods, who was grinding to stay within reach of the leaders at the Hero World Challenge.
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Using a bisected structure and extraordinary patience, Mr. Jang presents two distinct narrative arcs, following the young man for the first half and the couple for the second.
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In some passages on Monday, Ms. Mohapatra maintained brisk, soft rhythms with her bare feet, while her entire upper body tipped and bent in slow, steady, lavish arcs.
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It dabbled in experimental episodes and minimal arcs, but over the course of five seasons told a beautiful story of growing up, getting high, and finding your soulmate.
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Moreover, it's unlikely that their momentary deaths will have any lasting emotional impact on this universe, because Marvel has consistently struggled to develop character arcs across multiple movies.
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And that's a shame, because we've had so many good actors throwing themselves at their arcs this season to no avail — shoutout to Karl Makinen's "grieving father" soliloquy!
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Or it would be, if there were anything funny or savvy about the incessant use of shocking violence as a substitute for satisfying character arcs and plot developments.
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I can't wait to hit the third and fourth arcs and have readers see some of the payoffs for things that we've set up in the first arc.
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The members of France&aposs victorious World Cup team have returned home from Russia to triumphant arcs of water heralding their airplane&aposs arrival and a red carpet welcome.
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Character motivations can be dubious or nonexistent, many of the plot arcs go nowhere, and the way the show consistently links creepy magic with people of color is uncomfortable.
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Instead of sticking to a firm timeline, Gibney bounces around to hammer home the emotional arcs of employees from excited to dubious, and of Holmes from confidence to paranoia.
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Shows about Loki, Scarlet Witch and Vision, and Falcon and Winter Soldier are already in the works, and they won't just be codas or footnotes to their cinematic arcs.
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And people don't have these big blocks of time and to create story arcs around great stories that is for on the go viewing, we think there's an audience.
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An intestinal ribbon of pig parts, including a very-much-alive pig's head with heavily lashed eyes and sharp teeth, arcs across the picture plane, covering the figure's groin.
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Season eight has faced increasingly negative reviews as episodes have aired, with many viewers criticizing the show's creators for rushing toward its ending and straying from established character arcs.
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This Is Us can write a great scene or monologue, but it still struggles to craft realistic character arcs, often because it's hiding big story turns behind its back.
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So a subscriber can read the first few story arcs in Image's acclaimed "Walking Dead" title — but they'll have to pay up to read the rest of the series.
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Mwenda gently rubbed Sudan's rough skin, moving his hand in wide arcs across the expanse of the rhino's sides, his hand making a noise like a brush over sandpaper.
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Looking back, Danvers didn't really play noteworthy roles in big arcs and story events like Inhumanity (which was Thanos-centric) or Secret Wars (aside from her Carol Corps miniseries).
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Supernatural has always been at its best when it's an ensemble, relying on episodic plots with clear goals rather than meandering through its larger, often weaker season-long arcs.
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The artists, most of whom have never worked with glass before, create works unique to their own thematic arcs under the tutelage of Berengo and other Venetian Murano glassmakers.
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Some podcasts involve short, easily digestible episodes, while others have full narrative arcs — so you can fill up on individual installments or marathon a full season over the holiday.
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Beginning in the second episode and continuing in the sixth, a major character death and subsequent trial shaped the course of several major arcs for every season that followed.
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It hardly ever stops outright, and thanks to Skydio's path-planning and prediction techniques, the drone is always taking smooth and natural arcs around obstacles as it follows you.
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I'm thus in the weird place where I buy almost all the plotting in these three episodes but some of the emotional arcs feel a little sketchy to me.
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Before coming on to direct Captain America: The Winter Soldier, they were established as, to quote Vulture's Adam Sternbergh, "crackerjack sitcom directors" adept at weaving weird character arcs together.
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Images roam across the page like drawings from a loopy treatise on physics or botany, combining studies of observed reality with seemingly random pictograms, numbers, words, lines and arcs.
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He's been a sinister presence for decades, and his pursuit of a fully powered Infinity Gauntlet is the basis for some of Marvel's most significant and popular story arcs.
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Chattery samples make their way across the audio field and synthesizer lines trace graceful arcs, but they never feel overcrowded, a collection of thoughtful marks rather than anxious scribbles.
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With enough space you can turn this thing in leisurely arcs or you can turn like a tank, stopping entirely and picking a direction before you head off again.
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It brings us right back to how the whole film just doesn't know what to do with its characters to give them real arcs and make them feel human.
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Many of those pieces are personal essays that had similar narrative arcs, and my big challenge was: How do we create a varied experience of what you are reading?
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After the war ended, the minesweeper units trolled the waters off Kuwait to find and disarm the more than 1,000 mines Iraq had dropped in concentric arcs for miles.
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According to CreditSights, India's current 24 ARCs only have the ability to acquire 3 percent of bad assets in the system, rendering them ineffective in alleviating India's debt woes.
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Last month, when the Dutch carrier KLM became the latest European airline to fly to Iran, Iranian firefighters sprayed arcs of water over one of its aircraft in greeting.
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The three Mary Pages from 27 through 50 — the tightly coiled Ms. Maslany, the frantic Ms. Pourfar and the explosive Ms. Overbey — trace emotional arcs that are more jagged.
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The characters on "Schitt's Creek" get away with outlandish behavior because at the show's heart, it is completely earnest and loving, even a little schmoopy with its romance arcs.
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After giving the world one of 2018's most surprising wholesome news arcs, Weezer are now back to making songs that weren't originally written by soft rock behemoths Toto.
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Many of the players whom Rubin has featured on "Behind the Racquet" have had similar career arcs, with little news media attention or recognition despite their world-class talents.
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It had a big star and glossy direction and a script where the plot and character arcs neatly intertwined, so both reached their apex in the last 10 minutes.
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Despite the fact that this sounds objectively cool, every scene with them is pretty much unviewable, and their character arcs make no sense: What's with their inconsistent, indistinguishable accents?
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That reflection gave us a bit of welcome, if overdue, insight into the two Bayer-Boatwright kids whose ham-handed arcs have frustrated me for most of the season.
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"I don't think we necessarily think of historical female figures as Joan of Arcs, particularly in children's books, but that's exactly what she was," the producer Daniela Lundberg said.
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FreeDarko, an avant-garde basketball blog that shut down in 2011, pioneered "liberated fandom": rather than pledge loyalty to a franchise, fans root for players, coaches and story arcs.
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The police responded by blanketing the streets with tear gas, spraying arcs of blue-dyed water from cannons and deploying riot police officers to chase protesters from the area.
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To be sure, the original Star Wars trilogy had some sloppy storytelling arcs, but that was because it was never guaranteed that any of them would get a sequel.
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I especially like Lectoure, with its single thoroughfare that arcs over a high ridgeline, turning every side street into a picture frame for the rolling Gascon countryside far below.
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In each episode, for anywhere between an hour and three hours on average, Aukerman guides and indulges unpredictable bits as the group collaborates to build surprisingly deep character arcs.
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Number of episodes: So far, there are 42 episodes of five to 20 minutes in length, divided into several short story arcs and interludes within the ongoing serialized story.
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By tying romance into the personal arcs of both characters and framing love as a risk always worth taking, the MCU finally nailed what makes for epic love on screen.
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So being able to talk to parents and also a doctor who could sort of get into details and particulars about personality stuff and emotional arcs, that was really helpful.
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Despite his marriage to Kim Kardashian, a staple of the series, West's appearances on the show have previously been relegated to brief episode arcs or slight moments of comic relief.
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"On YouTube, you're competing against people who have put a lot of time and effort into crafting narrative arcs, characters, settings or just feelings they're trying to evoke," he said.
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Faith-based films provide the service of being safe for their audience: scrupulously clean and family-friendly in their content, unchallenging in their storytelling, and feel-good in their arcs.
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The Walking Dead show has never been very good about juggling multiple character arcs, instead opting for bottle episodes that focus on just a handful of characters or a group.
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Rather than coming directly from the sun's surface, CMEs are thought to erupt from "prominences," vast arcs of material looping out from the sun, flowing along tangled magnetic field lines.
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Legible immigrant narratives sell because empathy is feel-good writing for white viewers, binding writers of color to constantly create legible arcs that reassure white viewers that everything is okay.
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Though rappers have indulged in song sequences for many years, they were often story arcs about the protagonist's success (or otherwise) in crime, such as Jay Z's "American Gangster" (2007).
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It's more that the show now uses its source material in a more seamless way, much like how the show handled big comic arcs in seasons 3, 4, and 5.
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The penultimate episode of Game of Thrones gave us plenty of conclusions to years-long character arcs, but left one much larger question in their stead: What was the point?
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The researchers observed two arcs of X-rays near the center of the dwarf galaxy, which appear to be the remnants of two huge blasts outward from the black hole.
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When Disney purchased Lucasfilm it dissolved the Expanded Universe, characters and story arcs that were not featured in the six "Star Wars" films but appeared in books, comics or games.
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Rick and Morty garners lots of love because it manages to combine Family Guy-ish general gross-out humour with dark character arcs and the theoretical science of speculative fiction.
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Tasha: There's a grand plan at work here, and like so many shows with big multi-year arcs in mind, Westworld is prioritizing the big picture over the current story.
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Despite being a cartoon, As Told By Ginger stood out because it took on difficult story arcs for its characters: depression, emotional breakups, socioeconomic status, self-esteem, and even death.
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In the beginning, Ms. Mattaioli sat on the floor in a circular pool of light, her legs folded beneath her, surveying the space with low, sweeping arcs of her torso.
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On a character level, the season drew out the kind of arcs that series TV thrives on, especially the journey of Sansa (Sophie Turner) from naïf to victim to leader.
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Speaking of leisurely arcs, Benjen's been missing for a while — it turns out he was killed by White Walkers but saved by a strategic dragonglass stab by some forest children.
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As they twirl through an aquarium, sans any colorful wigs or elaborate character arcs, she seems to shed pieces of her pop star persona — and end up better for it.
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Coyote fur pelts are in big demand to provide the lush, silvery or tawny-tinged arcs of fur on the hoods on Canada Goose coats and their many global imitators.
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As Eurogamer reports, players have theorized that the remade games are harder because of differently shaped collision boxes (the borders that define game characters and objects) and faster jump arcs.
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A brief aside here: By "story," I mean the overall structure of the film's plot — which events will lead to other events, how the character arcs will play out, etc.
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He finds a controversial channel, interviews friends and associates of the YouTuber, then meets with them on camera and creates a narrative — so far, all redemption arcs — around that person.
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By the end, it all became so convoluted with its multiple timelines, twisted allegories, and fantastical character arcs (John Locke becomes the Smoke Monster!) that it was hard to follow.
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The Gashouder, decked out by the designer Urs Schönbaum with scaffolded stages and arcs of LED lights that can change color at the flick of a switch, glowed fiery red.
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Fiction can no longer just tell straightforward stories about single topics following single narrative arcs; reality is providing us with all sorts of rich possibilities for experiments in fictional form.
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When this cycle was first explained to me as a child, my teacher advised me to imagine the "leaning" Earth as it arcs through its annual orbit around the sun.
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Inside, it is a study in light and texture: Eight immense round windows bend around its corners, the continuations of their arcs spreading into the hollow columns like flying buttresses.
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The wheel would then be assembled piece by piece, starting with the arcs of its rim and then to the attachment of the large pods that customers would ride in.
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Originally, Kurtzman and Orci envisioned Locke & Key as a series of films, each one likely dealing with the comic's six main narrative arcs (as collected in its six trade volumes).
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As scilla prinks out, purple, from half-thawed clods and the cardinal flings his ribbon of song in two high arcs, then trails the vibrato among the boughs May unclenches.
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But, unsurprisingly, the arcs of both programs suggest that coaches and players developed their blueprints for this year's campaigns with eyes toward what had worked or failed in recent years.
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Nomvula's and Muzi's tales end up being the most compelling of this lot, if only because those are coming-of-age arcs, while Stoker's and Riya's are more single-note.
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Most movies rely on formulas, employing three or four acts, story beats and character arcs that are so standard you almost intuitively know when something will happen if not what.
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This set of episodes continues plot arcs from the first half of the season, including a missing person investigation and an attempt to build a wall on the Mexican border.
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At this point, The Walking Dead can't do larger arcs engaging deeper moral questions because it's so committed to Negan that it routinely has to stop and burn someone alive.
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Do you think sitting in a theater watching all those white hat cowboy movie serials as a little boy imprinted you with the basic notion that the universe arcs towards justice?
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It's all the perfect warm-up before returning to a cold, dark theater on a hot summer day to relive the conclusion of one of cinema's finest — and sprawling — story arcs.
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And at this point in Fox News's alternate storyline, with the given character arcs, there seems to be only one logical conclusion: The Mueller investigation is not valid and must end.
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Delphi's existence may confuse and anger a lot of people, and her character may not feel essential to the story's emotional arcs, but her presence in moving the plot is undeniable.
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Instead, CAOS sidelines most character arcs who aren't about straight or white people, and even edges into racist stereotypes itself, like the Wise Old Black Magical Character that is Ros' grandmother.
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Not that everything is answered in the end — but it manages to explore the Groundhog Day-like conceit inside and out and close off key emotional arcs in eight quick episodes.
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The producers of the later series 24, which took some cues from Murder One, would solve this by piling story arcs on top of each other across their 24-episode seasons.
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My tweezer-less teens were defined by thick and unkempt strips, prompting a reactionary deforestation project that left me with thin Edith Piaf-esque arcs and a look of constant surprise.
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It's good information that helps explain how ships can zip across the solar system in a timely fashion, but its placement feels even more strange, packed between two major story arcs.
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The MCU films have set off a mania for interconnected multi-platform franchises and multi-film arcs, not to mention a still-growing tide of superhero stories in every possible medium.
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As Rogen and Goldberg demonstrated through their work on AMC's Preacher, they know how to sculpt a serialized plot into distinct chapters, with their own intros, endings, and self-contained arcs.
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On the outer edge of each panel, Gharem incudes two traffic-line-yellow broken arcs, as if to suggest that the bars are circumscribed even in the space beyond the panels.
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Based on the best-selling novels by Diana Gabaldon, the plot lines for each of those seasons will more or less follow the arcs from their corresponding book in the series.
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By virtue of their multi-season arcs, these second acts are particularly long on television, allowing the shows to explore complications in far greater depth and detail than any feature film.
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"I felt like a lot of the characters arcs and growth were just ignored for whatever action would be the most shocking," Alexis Helms, a 27 year-old from Virginia, said.
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The comic series ran in six big arcs from 2008 to 2013, and earned Hill an Eisner for his writing, and the British Fantasy Award for best comic or graphic novel.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with that, but these dice were so invisible, and so seemingly inconsequential to the character arcs we've been following for decades, that they feel out of place.
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Do you plan to keep the series running in this vein, peppering one or two-issue stories with longer arcs and standalone graphic novels like My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies?
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The condemnation of the policy, moreover, is often conveyed more poignantly through dramas like "The Wire," which can personalize character arcs and put faces -- even if they're fictional -- on the statistics.
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Now let's be clear: When I say "Yerba Buena" is a "standalone" episode, I don't mean to suggest that Halt and Catch Fire suddenly drops its character arcs from the past.
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Allen is also fond of a clip featuring a 3D web of black material fixed to a real concrete wall, around and through which little arcs of light jump and disappear.
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After being severed from the body of high schooler Jeremy Abelar (Eduardo Franco), his penis hurtles through the night sky, arcs past the full moon, and thuds onto the forest floor.
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The club he was using now was a 7-iron, and the shots he was hitting, as depicted on the screen by towering red arcs, were tailing slightly to the right.
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At Lowood, the charity school where children are starved and scolded into submission, Jane meets saintly Helen Burns (Anabel Katsnelson), who teaches her to smooth her arms into elegant balletic arcs.
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Above the newspapers, thin arcs of color in a yellow-to-red gradient are set into the glass like a record of the sun's movement over the course of a day.
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A teen-ager on the side of the road throws a football, and it arcs over the top of the car, above your head, and into a yard across the street.
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You can add a 3D bird or balloons around you, wander through golden snow or neon arcs, overlay flower projections or rainbow waves, or sprinkle on sparkles and light-bending blobs.
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The episodes play out like series of vignettes, but serial arcs build: Phyllis's declining faculties, Sam's battles at work, her kids' growing and acting out and the general theme of aging.
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Alas, Moffat does not have the world's most excellent track record for giving women arcs with agency and satisfying plot resolutions, and it seems Mary is no exception to this pattern.
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The good news is that Dawn of Justice, directed by Zack Snyder, establishes the new character arcs and conflicts well enough to gin up viewer interest for the upcoming Justice League movies.
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Not only can viewers expect a stunning visual display—I mean, come on: ice dragon—but viewers can also anticipate seeing the series' impactful character arcs come to poignant and satisfying ends.
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Now, the space agency has released a map-like image showing loops and arcs of X-ray energy — invisible to the naked eye — radiating from these dense cores of once massive stars.
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Their brand is a kind of endless deadpan absurdism laced with cringe, and Mister America is in many ways a culmination of not just On Cinema's story arcs but also this style.
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Video game movies are sometimes mocked for forcing dramatic story arcs onto things that are essentially non-narrative, like the endless shooting gallery of Doom, or the physics puzzles of Angry Birds.
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One of my favorite Iron Fist arcs is from writer Matt Fraction and main artist David Aja, which ran from 2007 to 2008 and featured a more human iteration of the character.
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Since, for once, both of those arcs are handled in a fairly linear manner (!!!) we're going to do things a little differently this week, and handle each park and corresponding storyline individually.
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There is absolutely no way many of the character arcs in Doctor Strange make a lick of sense, but I'll be damned if Swinton didn't make me believe them all the same.
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Beginning around the series' third year, seasons started being driven by sprawling story arcs, each with its own, often goofy name, like Dino Charge, Alien Rangers, Zeo, Lightspeed Rescue, and Mystic Force.
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This isn't particularly surprising—I have never enjoyed sitcoms, and have always found it difficult to sink my teeth into a show that isn't serialized or at least features long narrative arcs.
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"ER" featured storylines and arcs about addiction, AIDS, post-traumatic stress, sexual abuse, LGBT parental rights, and so much more, in some cases long before those issues were widely showcased on television.
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The Inhumans are a Marvel group that has always been a bit of an outlier in the universe, but it's one that has resulted in some terrific story arcs and characterizations, too.
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Indeed, its tagline,"Invest like a woman," is a nod to the often different financial reality for women, who tend to live longer then men, as well as have different salary arcs.
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By the time of episode three, Life Is Strange is revealing its dark secrets, its irresistible lines of investigation and complex character arcs, complicated so much further by Max's time-hopping tendencies.
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Lindsey Bahr, AP: While there might not be character arcs to speak of, the performances are first-rate nonetheless (even pop star Harry Styles, who might just have another viable career option).
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Mr. Saw set up a makeshift kitchen, caged in by shipping pallets, and a sign that evokes the arcs and circles of Burmese script, in which sentences look like finely wrought necklaces.
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The idea that Wonder Woman's focus on making sure all of its characters have little story arcs and get development throughout the film's second act shouldn't feel as refreshing as it does.
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The difference between meat-and-potatoes striking and clever striking isn't in the few different arcs the fighter's hands and feet can traverse; it is the stuff that comes between the strikes.
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Nadine Faraj's technique, which is to work wet-in-wet with watercolors on paper, evokes the misty arcs of pleasure and the deep, deep depths of hunger that the sexual act taps.
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They meet because she's a teacher who knows the children, but their arcs become entwined -- again, in a manner that has to be gradually discerned as Pizzolatto flits among the separate timelines.
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A trust-fund Christian in flowing scarves and suede jackets, Donnie moves in a haze of Lao Tzu quotations and enigmatic recovery-speak, punctuated by the delicate arcs of his cigarette holder.
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But Missandei is only around to die and enhance other characters' arcs (she's also the show's one significant woman of color, so there's a whole sub-theme to this particular sociopolitical reading).
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But the strangest thing about this season has been how different its protagonists' arcs have been; for all the debriefing about logistics, they seem to be going through their respective crises alone.
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The narrative arcs also hold logical inconsistencies — Wakeman could not have used the nickel to accidentally place a phone call, when the call being placed was the one that reported the incident.
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In that future, to which he looks forward, he will not, we apprehend, be regarded as having drawn the cosmic circle of life, but rather as having indicated one of its arcs.
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Walley-Beckett wants to bring the long-term psychological explorations, story arcs and heady themes of virtuosic TV, as well as its production values, to bear on the lighthearted, primarily episodic novel.
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As humans, as the (mostly) grown adults who read Mashable and Buzzfeed and The Dodo and even The Times, we know all too well that human stories have erratic arcs, unfinished endings.
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Kenneth Snelson, a sculptor who stitched together aluminum tubes with flexible stainless-steel wires to create seemingly lighter-than-air towers, arcs and cantilevers, died on Thursday at his home in Manhattan.
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Principals there saw the potential for small second homes after experimenting with them in Les Arcs ski area in France as a way to expand the market to more price-conscious buyers.
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Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely's screenplay works largely because it eschews more traditional emotional arcs in favor of large-scale superhero crossover storytelling, trusting the universe-ending stakes to carry the day.
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Maybe one of the game's story arcs could introduce you to the nomadic tribes who've inhabited this land for centuries, long before oil turned it into the billionaire's playground it is today.
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Jaime and Brienne's arcs for much of the past few seasons, for instance, seem to focus primarily on getting them out of King's Landing so they can't stop certain events from happening.
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