What's been the most emotionally intense thing that you've experienced?
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Gems, regularly features some of television's most emotionally affecting storylines.
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KOSINSKI: The president thanking those around him -- most emotionally his family.
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First love is one of the most emotionally extreme human experiences.
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Britain has always been the most emotionally invested in this dynamic.
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An emotional heater for the most emotionally draining summer in years!
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"For me," Ms. Jehlen said, "that was the most emotionally powerful thing."
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SOUTH AFRICA'S Constitutional Court may be the world's most emotionally powerful building.
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Enter Lee (Chiké Okonkwo), Mary Jane's most emotionally mature boyfriend to date.
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It is one of the most emotionally incoherent songs of her career.
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He's a great guy and the most emotionally available man I've ever dated.
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In Call of Duty's two most emotionally impactful missions, I played through Farah's childhood.
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Unexpectedly, this conversation leads to the most emotionally revealing moment for Vivek all season.
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It's the finest, most emotionally resonant score yet from this promising young songwriting team.
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But, even at her most emotionally loose, she retains her placidity and self-awareness.
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Cap is the most emotionally accessible of his billionaire/green monster/thunder god compatriots.
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In the role, Silvia Rieger delivers the most emotionally involving performance of the evening.
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But Ms. Sirota's program, on Sunday, was the most emotionally compelling of the three.
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The most emotionally arduous scenes, he barely runs at all, which can unsettle actors.
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He produced some of the most emotionally gripping paintings associated with the Op trend.
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It's almost one of the most emotionally demented companies in Silicon Valley, of so many.
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And, it's one no one deserves at the most emotionally vulnerable moment in their lives.
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"Census," Ball's eighth and latest novel, may be his most emotionally affecting book to date.
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So he gravitates to the most emotionally charged parts of any issue and amplifies them.
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But the most emotionally resonant for me was his chapter about empathy in intimate relationships.
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Alzheimer's is one of the deadliest, costliest, and most emotionally draining diseases in this country.
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She's the most emotionally available and so that's where I lived as well, around the corner.
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And I'm currently dealing with the most emotionally challenging, continuous parenting hurdle I've ever come across.
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Some of the most emotionally charged works of the exhibition are by those experimenting with modernism.
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They're mercifully putting the most emotionally draining and overwrought campaign in decades out of its misery.
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What if your board committed to recruiting the most emotionally intelligent qualified candidate it could find?
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When the most emotionally intimate person in your life betrays you, it's hard to trust people.
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JON CARAMANICA Luke Combs has one of the most emotionally tactile voices in contemporary country music.
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According to my data, the most emotionally impactful areas of my life were work and dating.
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But it has given us Manchester Orchestra's most complete, most impressive, and most emotionally resonant record yet.
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Picking the right college will be one of the most emotionally complex financial decisions of your life.
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Out of both of my parents, my dad is the one who I connected with the most emotionally.
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I'm about to attempt one of the most emotionally reckless stunts ever: watching an episode ON AN AIRPLANE.
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And yet Google Photos has become one of the most emotionally resonant pieces of technology I regularly use.
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After its second season, the New Yorker heralded it as "one of the wisest, most emotionally ambitious" shows around.
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This is obviously the most emotionally satisfying approach for anyone who's been in the trenches fighting Republicans for years.
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On Tuesday Mercury moves into Cancer, a good time to share your most emotionally intelligent ideas with the world.
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In "Standing Tall," Catherine Deneuve gives one of her warmest, most emotionally shaded performances as a juvenile court judge.
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Lyrically, it's one of the most emotionally candid and, as a result, disturbing records that Beal has ever composed.
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BoJack Horseman—Netflix's best, most emotionally generous show—contains a show within the show, the 63s sitcom Horsin' Around.
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I took an aggressive approach, one that was encouraged by the players who were most emotionally invested in my campaigns.
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"It was definitely the scariest, most challenging, most emotionally draining time of my life," she acknowledged of the past year.
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A full moon in one of the most emotionally intense signs of the zodiac, Scorpio, arrives on this day, too.
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Ever wondered how weird it gets when you're behind the bar on the most emotionally loaded holiday of the year?
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And seeing Titus make it his own is, quite simply, one of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's most emotionally resonant moments to date.
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State of the art Google Photos, introduced in 2015, has become one of the most emotionally resonant pieces of technology today.
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They're two groups at the extremes of perhaps the most emotionally fraught issue in the US — race — so tensions are very high.
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He's probably the most emotionally evolved, so he's he one who is best suited to help Dinah adjust to her new life.
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It's perhaps the most emotionally charged romantic moment of the series to date – and it was this sweeping song playing against it.
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"Those days following Trevor's diagnosis, for our family, were the most emotionally dark that we've lived through," she would later tell lawmakers.
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The most emotionally powerful moments this week come from Duncan Lacroix, who plays Murtagh, as we witness the character reckon with fear.
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Voting in Alabama has ended and one of the wildest and most emotionally fraught Senate races in recent memory is almost over.
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Hair loss has long been considered an inevitable part of chemotherapy, and one of the most emotionally devastating aspects of cancer treatment.
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Rogers was quiet and gentle, and he used his show to teach kids how to embrace their best, most emotionally healthy selves.
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CancerCancer, the first of three Water signs (Scorpio and Pisces complete the set), is one of the most emotionally minded of the zodiac.
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Treating children and pregnant women is the most emotionally taxing, Kolie said since the likelihood of saving both mother and baby is slim.
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Opinion In one of the most emotionally wrenching presidential races in living memory, Donald J. Trump's support is as level as a pond.
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For example, it can show which moments are most emotionally effective or identify exactly when viewers stop paying attention to a given video.
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It's what allows her to fearlessly tear into the biggest, meatiest, most emotionally challenging material that some of TV's best dramas can offer.
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It's by no means the scariest and most emotionally taxing part of Eighth Grade, but this movie has something for stressing out everyone.
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What came after was possibly one the most emotionally intense gaming experiences I've ever encountered: all thanks to one moment of complete happenstance.
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"Welcome to Heartbreak" and "Paranoid" were given rare showings, and given their origins on Kanye's most emotionally broken record, their inclusion feels telling.
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You're one of the most emotionally intense signs in the zodiac, Scorpio, and this new moon in Gemini will find you exploring your depths.
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But it's failed to build a considerable audience, perhaps because its bleak marketing materials promise the most emotionally draining hour of weekly TV imaginable.
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It's one of the most emotionally mature TV shows out there, even though it frequently features superheroes whaling on or screaming at one another.
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Most emotionally complicated low-five on a debate stage Donald Trump spent the first few months of his campaign mercilessly mocking former Florida Gov.
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Offering condolences to the families of fallen American soldiers is one of the most emotionally wrenching contacts between a president and a bereaved citizen.
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Allegra: Y'all, I have to be upfront: I found watching Slave Play to be one of the most emotionally complicated experiences I've ever had.
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I find working with oncology patients—the ones who are really near the end and need in-hospital chemotherapy—to be the most emotionally difficult.
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It might sound like a cop-out, but as you would expect from one of fashion's most emotionally honest designers, there's much more to unpack.
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Friends and family told them that the moment was one of the most emotionally genuine things they had ever seen—it had made the day.
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"Kiksuya," the bottle episode that tells the backstory of Ghost Nation leader Akecheta (Zahn McClarnon), is the most emotionally effective episode in the entire season.
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MR. GRENDENE For me, it's the painting of an ice cream sundae by Wayne Thiebaud, the piece that I'm probably the most emotionally attached to.
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Not only was Earnhardt the defending champion, but this was also the 183-year anniversary of perhaps the most emotionally charged race at the track.
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"It was probably my most emotionally charged client session in 35 years," said Van Zutphen, president and founder of Intrinsic Wealth Counsel in Tempe, Arizona.
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Wilder was the most emotionally satisfying part of a very you-have-to-be-stoned-to-get-it 1974 musical adaptation of The Little Prince.
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The top reason is that President Trump chooses to distract them with the kinds of issues laden with the most emotionally charged themes for the left.
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Although Mendes feels that he hasn't yet made his best film, "American Beauty" is the most emotionally complex and compositionally elegant of his movies to date.
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Trump is perhaps the most emotionally unbalanced national politician in living memory, tweeting semi-literate all-caps outbursts and frothing up his followers with incoherent tirades.
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And who would have expected this — the most emotionally driven, intimate, borderline touchy-feely campaign of the 2020 election — from "a real son of a bitch"?
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Realizing you may not be happy with where you are in your career is one of the most emotionally challenging parts of this journey McKee describes.
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Rockwell's most emotionally stark painting may be "Murder in Mississippi," his evocation of the 256 murders of civil rights activists James Chaney, Mickey Schwerner, and Andrew Goodman.
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But, getting from point A to point B in our daily lives is one of the most emotionally-charged things any of us do with any regularity.
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The day opens with the Moon in Scorpio, one of the most emotionally intense signs in the zodiac, and you're certainly feeling like you should lay low.
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The third season of Netflix's GLOW has a few answers to these questions, and getting there makes for the show's strongest and most emotionally satisfying season yet.
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The latest Game of Thrones episode, "Beyond the Wall," was one of the most emotionally-charged hours in television history (well, at least in the history of GoT).
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And yet the most emotionally powerful moment in the first three episodes is when the angel Fiore (Tom Brooke) tearfully reaffirms that the Saint needs to kill Jesse.
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Khizr Khan delivered the most emotionally powerful moment of the Democratic convention, ripping Trump as temperamentally unfit for the presidency because he denigrates Muslims, Mexicans and other minorities.
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Khloe, who divorced Lamar in 2016, said making medical decisions for her ex while he was in a coma was the most emotionally stressful time of her life.
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Sentiment analysis is clearly a goldmine for advertisers, allowing them to deliver promotional material at a moment which they judge to be most emotionally resonant to the target.
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But "Jane the Virgin" is among the most emotionally literate series of all time, and I trust it to be a careful steward of my weak, fallible heart.
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Dr. Douglas and her colleagues hypothesize that the first group will report feeling the most emotionally supported and informed, and ultimately hope to make these services widely available.
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He's both a talented, understated comedian — sad Muppet meets Buster Keaton — and gives one of the most emotionally devastating performances of the year in Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story.
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That's part of the project of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and it's part of why the show is one of the most emotionally honest and subversive programs on television.
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"The most emotionally-trying part for me with them was and still is them recognizing why there is such a difference in their height and their weight," Walters said.
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In Dr. Carr's study of older Detroit residents, for example, the women most emotionally dependent on their husbands while married showed the highest levels of self-esteem in widowhood.
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Directed by Pete Docter, who's been responsible for some of Pixar's most emotionally mature films (like "Inside Out" and "Up"), "Soul" gives off an "It's a Wonderful Life" vibe.
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The solutions to these problems are not to be found in an app designed for children and adolescents at an age when they are most emotionally and psychologically vulnerable.
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And using Mikey, the most emotionally deficient of the friends, as the primary lens can be frustrating because his narrative hurries through the most fraught moments in the story.
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But then I thought about it and realized that Bourdain, too, was interested in helping people — in this case adults — embrace their best, most curious, most emotionally healthy selves.
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In the most emotionally gripping moment of the night, Kristen's mother (despite being in the waiting room) refuses to come see her daughter and support her while she's in labor.
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Whatever else happens, I promise you this, we'll keep reading, because reading a book remains one of the most emotionally and intellectually powerful experiences available to us as human beings.
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But the dragon death was the most emotionally painful thing that's happened this season, and it makes Dany's story and this series finally feel like they have some actual stakes.
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"It puts food on the table and keeps the rent paid and lights on, but this is the most emotionally charged election that we maybe have ever seen," he said.
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BoJack is back on his bullshit on Friday, and you know what that means: Netflix's Bojack Horseman is simultaneously the funniest and most emotionally-draining animated series on the market.
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I feel like it's when people are most emotionally raw and open to anything happening, versus the middle of the night where there's a craving for a more edgy, party vibe.
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Since his debut album, Man on the Moon: The End of Day, Cudi's music has fathered what may very well be our most emotionally intelligent generation of hip-hop thus far.
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At the Euphoria junket earlier this month, Zendaya and creator Sam Levinson explained this fight was one of the most emotionally charged scenes to film for the first season of Euphoria.
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What we've ended up with is surely one of the most emotionally impactful clips in music video history, perfectly capturing the highs and lows of a life devoted to bargain hunting.
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The most emotionally intelligent people know that in addition to understanding their own emotions, it's important to perceive the emotions of others, and the way that their environment impacts those emotions.
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The most emotionally devastating comic book in recent memory features a man coming to grips with his obsolescence, questioning humanity's squandering nature and gross consumerism, and coping with the scars of war.
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In recognition of his gift, the new theater complex, which will sit on one of the most emotionally resonant and most visited spots in the city, will be named for Mr. Perelman.
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The back-and-forth made a furious spectacle of what is, at the best of times, one of the most emotionally wrenching contacts between the commander in chief and a bereaved citizen.
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Solo-wise, it culminated in DS2, one of the most emotionally heavy, out of control listens of the year that cemented him as one of the most memorable rappers of our generation.
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But choosing that path, Pope says, has finally given her the freedom to fully express herself, and she does so, of course, with one of the most emotionally charged voices in country music.
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These themes are most emotionally resonant in moments when the paladins are fighting — with each other, over what their next move should be, or against Lotor and his all-female team of generals.
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HBO's first foray into teen drama, Euphoria, is full of intense moments as its narrator, Rue — played by Zendaya in her most emotionally nuanced role yet — battles substance abuse issues and mental illness.
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The episode turned out to be one of the most emotionally intense in the history of the show, concluding — this can't possibly still be a spoiler — with the death of the beloved Hodor.
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That's when the film is at its most confident — and was I the only one that found K-2SO's death not only memorable and noble, but the most emotionally potent moment in the film?
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The early ups and downs of his friendship with Kiedis — the Chili Peppers' lead singer, the longest non-familial relationship of Flea's life and seemingly the most emotionally fraught — are tenderly but unflinchingly addressed.
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It's rollicking and fun, but Lovesick also boasts one of the most emotionally mature takes on love that's ever been committed to film, at once steady-handed and sweep-you-off-your-feet romantic.
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Chances are, the most emotionally memorable moment of your day sprang from online correspondence: a frustrating Slack conversation with a coworker, an ambiguous text from a crush, a passive-aggressive email from your boss.
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While it may not be the most emotionally dark song he's released, it is the most tangibly filthy—a slow, stinking groove of a tune, reeking of jazz cafe toilets and nicotine stained fingertips.
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The most emotionally affective writing in this collection, in fact, comes from one of its longest entries: a recollection of the author's father, written during a trip on the 5,772-mile Trans-Siberian Railway.
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The spirit of the cartoon's slapstick is still alive and well (there's an ice cream–toting turtle servant), but the comic's overarching story might make it the most emotionally moving book of the year.
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The most emotionally draining track to create, he says, was "24/7," a song about constantly laying everything on the page as an artist and the resulting false sense of familiarity it induces in listeners.
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In 2020, when there are a record 532 scripted shows (a season to binge every weekday of the year, and four on weekends!), BoJack ends as perhaps the most emotionally whole program of them all.
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It's not necessarily her most shocking song, or her most emotionally affecting, but it's probably her best—impossibly hooky in a way that a lot of her scream-rap contemporaries don't even begin to approach.
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Although Archie and Veronica's teary breakup in Wednesday night's "Manhunter" now stands as one of the drama's most emotionally intense moments — and Apa and Camila Mendes' personal-best performances — don't get caught up in your feelings.
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It's saying the most obvious thing ever, but she was the one who wore her heart on her sleeve the most, and was [the most] emotionally open in her music of anyone I've ever worked with.
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Lovesick is one of the most emotionally intelligent shows on television, the kind of gem that gets its joys and its conflict from the depths of humanity in a way that feels both fresh and genuinely challenging.
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Caesar and his tribe of intelligent primates are not just the richest, most emotionally compelling characters in this blockbuster franchise; they are what seem to be the only moral actors in a world rapidly falling to pieces.
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And while the mom to son Isaiah, 2, makes light of her years of "trial and error," she reveals it was the aspects of herself that she had no control over which were the most emotionally trying.
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"She reminded me of Jessica [Lange] in a sense, because she's like a creature, otherworldly," said Sarah Paulson, who cited the pop star in the penthouse as one of the most emotionally available actors she's worked with.
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If Trump's presidency mirrors its dangerous prelude, one of the fundamental challenges will be to respond to him, his abettors and his agenda in the most tactically prudent way and not just the most emotionally satisfying one.
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The segment producer's job is to get the answers to two questions: What is the most emotionally engaging story we have right now (in 2019, that's the most recent damaging attack — House impeachment hearings — on President Trump).
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But it has led to years of litigation, culminating in a date at the Supreme Court, where on Tuesday the justices will hear one of the highest-profile and most emotionally fraught cases of the current term.
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Anthony Stephens, director of advocacy for the American Council of the Blind, made one of the most emotionally stirring pleas when he said self-driving cars were something he only ever thought would be possible in science fiction.
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Then, on Tuesday, Mr. Trump tossed to Congress the most emotionally and politically charged issue of all by upending the legal status of 800,000 young undocumented immigrants that were protected under Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA.
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The episodes were consistently some of the most emotionally devastating yet, without getting lost in the formal experiments that bogged down season three—oh, and there was some stuff about rabid clown dentists and a gubernatorial election, too.
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But when Swedish indie folk artist José González covered the song to include on his debut 2006 album, Veneer, he gave the world a slowed down, soul-altering anthem — a perfect soundtrack to accompany television's most emotionally-charged scenes.
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Doctors and advocates who work with wounded soldiers note that the loss of the penis is one of the most emotionally traumatic injuries because it affects a sense of identity and manhood, especially for men hoping to become fathers.
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But Suniya Luthar, a professor of psychology at Arizona State University who has studied distress and resilience in both well-off and disadvantaged teenagers, has found that privileged youths are among the most emotionally distressed young people in America.
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It's a game without stakes beyond climbing a mountain, the plot pressures we associate with driving motivation in nearly any other game, and yet A Short Hike has some of the most emotionally grounded storytelling I witnessed this year.
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In an anti-antihero frame of mind, I took much too long to catch up on what turned out to be one of the wisest, most emotionally ambitious and—this is not a contradiction—spectacularly goofy series on television.
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"Lemonade is her most emotionally extreme music, but also her most sonically adventurous, from the Kendrick Lamar showcase 'Freedom' to the country murder yarn that struts like buckskin-era early-1970s Cher ('Daddy Lessons')," Sheffield wrote for Rolling Stone.
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And while the late, great soul musician Charles Bradley largely sang about racism and his personal travails, his "Why Is It So Hard," from 2011, may be the single most emotionally powerful recent song about poverty and income inequality.
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Carrie Coon delivers an all-time great performance as Nora Durst, a woman whose entire family disappeared in the mysterious Sudden Departure, and when Justin Theroux sings "Homeward Bound," it's probably the most emotionally devastating karaoke performance you'll ever see.
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Their yearning sets them on a voyage to a day care from hell, where they clash with a maniacal teddy bear named Lots-O-Huggin' and end up in one of the most emotionally devastating scenes Pixar has ever produced.
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"Breaking up with a partner is one of the most emotionally negative experiences a person can have, and it can be an important trigger for developing psychological problems," Leonie Koban, first author of the study, said in a press statement.
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These are important things to consider as Mars and Uranus activate the sector of your chart that rules the public eye and your reputation, as the sun and Mercury move through one of the most emotionally turbulent sectors of your chart.
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Mr. Bryan is better as a sensualist: "Light It Up" has the skittish pulse of a frayed relationship, and he's at his most emotionally tactile on "Like You Say You Do," about coveting a woman his friend is letting down.
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Granted, Alice isn't the most complex of characters, and Jovovich isn't the most emotionally expressive of actresses: She plays Alice with a minimum of facial and vocal variation, as if saving her energy for the jump kicks and power slides.
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In one of the most emotionally charged challenges to sanctuary cities, the parents of Kate Steinle, a young woman who was allegedly fatally shot by an undocumented immigrant recently released from jail, attempted to sue San Francisco over its sanctuary city policy.
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Where Lana's earlier albums, especially Ultraviolence (2014), were sung from the perspectives of multiple distinct character-archetypes, so that the songs contradicted each other when played in sequence, Norman Fucking Rockwell stars the same California dreamer throughout, writing her most emotionally direct songs ever.
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Jimmy Kimmel, a son of Las Vegas, delivered one of the most emotionally searing monologues in his show's 14-year history on Monday as he honored those killed and injured in Sunday night's shooting, and challenged President Trump and Congress to act against gun violence.
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The popular app announced that it would be making its premium tier free for "all US healthcare professionals who work in public health settings," a nice nod to the first-responders who are among the hardest working and most emotionally wiped amid the pandemic.
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"Years and years and years of trying to speak up and it falling upon deaf ears has gotten us to this place, and also empowering the most emotionally abusive coaches in our lifetime," said Dominique Moceanu, a member of the 1996 Olympic gold medal team.
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And he takes it in works that hew to prior motifs, such as "Danae" and "Die Walküren," which consists of plaster-encrusted articles of clothing draped on hangers, and is perhaps, with its overtones of the Holocaust, the most emotionally affecting sculpture in the show.
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After a decade spent honing her angular, skeletal, chickenscratch guitar sound, Annie Clark kicks it into overdrive, writing the fiercest hooks and most emotionally open songs of her career on an album whose tight, shiny surface matches the hot pink background and fetish outfit on the cover.
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Oddly, the most emotionally charged scene in the novel occurs when, having invited the young hotel receptionist (with whom she suspects Christopher has had a flirtation) to dinner, the narrator dissolves into seething resentment when her guest orders the most ostentatiously expensive items on the menu.
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The most emotionally striking, and uncharacteristic, photographs of the President show him kissing his helpless father on the top of his head, pictures I may have contemplated with some premonition of the illness that would one day cross our cheerful family doorstep and prematurely ravage my own father.
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However, if schools were truly a place for students to grow "emotionally and morally," wouldn't engaging in a demonstration of solidarity to protest the all too recurrent slaughter of concertgoers, church assemblies, and schoolchildren be one of the most emotionally engaging and morally relevant activities they could undertake?
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And while mirrors on the wall behind the piano often let us see his face when his back is turned (production design is by Nick Blais), there is a longish stretch when they are no help, cutting off our connection during the most emotionally fraught section of the show.
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But, in our haste to find the coolest and most emotionally fulfilling stones, we might not notice that our crystals of choice were actually made in a lab, rather than extracted from the earth (and, for that matter, we might not even know where in the world they're being extracted).
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While it's been a pleasure this past year to see the all-star cast get up to online antics like Tompkins grilling TLC about their current position on scrubs, it will be a relief to have one of television's most emotionally intelligent shows on mental illness, addiction, and modern relationships back.
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But on one of the most emotionally wrenching nights of my adult life, I get to relive something I thought would survive only in my memory: I get to have my dad drive me cross-country while I languish in the back seat singing along and watching the night sky.
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In a statement, the family of Mr. Rich said: "While we can't speak to the evidence that you now have, we are hopeful that this brings an end to what has been the most emotionally difficult time in our lives and an end to conspiracy theories surrounding our beloved Seth."
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It shows that the rise of smartphones in combination with sort of this bulldozer concierge parenting where we clear out all the obstacles for our kids has created a generation of kids who've never been safer — there's less drunk driving, there's less teen pregnancies — but we've also created the most emotionally venerable generation.
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Trump may have a notoriously short attention span, but one would think that a president who has been accused of dabbling in anti-Semitism and Holocaust denialism might try to make just a tiny bit more effort when it comes to visiting one of the most emotionally and historically symbolic sites to the world's Jews.
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Finally getting his breakthrough eight years later with Moonlight, a Brad Pitt-financed bildungsroman which tells a triptych of stories about a gay, muscle bound, bandanna wearing ghetto drug pusher, Jenkins quickly seized the star that seemed destined for Parker, providing the year's most emotionally crushing theatrical experience this side of Manchester of the Sea.
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I'm sure audience members were supposed to be devastated to see the Countess die, but the most emotionally involved I have been all season long was when the actress Gabourey Sidibe not only returned, but did so as her Season 3 character, Queenie, the human voodoo doll and witch who can trace her ancestry back to Tituba of Salem.
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Christine Blasey Ford and Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughChristine Blasey Ford pens honor for Chanel Miller Divided Supreme Court leans toward allowing Trump to end DACA Hirono memoir due in 2021 MORE, 2018 The most emotionally charged congressional testimony of recent times came when Ford accused Kavanaugh of sexual assault, a charge that could have upended his nomination to the Supreme Court.
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But for all its flights and fantasies and hallucinogenic inventions, "Adventure Time" is one of the most emotionally real shows on TV. The series, created by Pendleton Ward, began in 2010 with 12-year-old Finn cutting a sword-swinging swath across the Land of Ooo with Jake, a stretchy-bodied canine whose family found baby Finn abandoned in the forest.
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From Wonder Woman to a girl with superpowered allergies to the most emotionally devastating book about the Flintstones you'll ever read, here are the seven best new comic books created this year: Cecil Castellucci and artist Marley Zarcone's debut for DC's Young Animals imprint is impressive, a bleak teenage mean-girl drama that doubles as a sweeping, psychedelic science fiction dive.
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In 2009, the small territory, which was formerly part of the Comoros Islands, voted in a referendum to secede from its geographic neighbors, but it would take another five years for the territory of roughly 212,000 people to officially become an "integral territory" of the EU. Titled "Kwassa Kwassa" (63), the video is the most emotionally powerful of the sixth Marrakech Biennale.
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The latest episode features Red Hot Chili Peppers and in 15 of the most emotionally confusing minutes in television history, Anthony Kiedis wrestles James Corden on a stranger's lawn, Flea continues to bass harder than anybody in the history of time despite not even having a bass on his person, and we finally find out exactly what it is Red Hot Chili Peppers have got that they're going to give to your mum.
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Adding to that fantasy are the various kids Marcus comes into contact with: Condor's aforementioned Saya, the school's most gifted student and its most skilled assassin; Maria (María Gabriela de Faría), a talented killer from a powerful Mexican crime family; Willie (Luke Tennie), the son of an infamous gangster; and Billy (Liam James), who, like Marcus, is a fellow rat but might also be both a sociopath and the most emotionally honest character in the series.
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