Perpetual Tardiness

I remember once again the work that FOX did not want to do: promote The Exorcist. Only a little investment would have changed the course of things. More people would have learned and at least out of curiosity they would have seen it. But unfortunately it was not like that.  And yet, FOX had the luxury of saying more than once that the numbers were not desirable. I wonder if ever, only once, they could see the relationship between lack of audience and lack of promotion. But something tells me no and if it happened, they did not care, which is much worse. They acted with intent. Many people keep hearing about the series by word of mouth, by the fans, and they like it. Perhaps from here to that some network is encouraged to rescue this project can be added more fans. The series is a jewel, the level of detail is impressive: the cast, acting, writing, cinematography, music, direction, sub-plots ... as I said, everything. It is no longer fashionable to do things like that. In ...

I have things to say about what happened with TheExorcist. 1) It is the first time I joined and I committed myself in this way to something. Seriously, I had never invested so much in anything, much less in a TV series. In fact, it was great because when I reconnected, I knew there was a series of Evil Dead. So I was happy. Unfortunately, Ash vs. Evil Dead was canceled first. 2) The exorcist gave me many satisfactions, I didn’t think I would like it that much. The best thing was that for the first time in my long life I won something. So, just for watch it. And yes, it was the very first and only time I won a prize that I protect as if it were a holy relic (a banner and a poster). It made practice my bad English. It’s still pretty bad but now I read better than before. But yeah, now I know I would fail forever but I can understand a little and maybe that's lame for it's ok too. I had a severe depression, terrible anxiety and I remember that I watched #TheExorcist rep...