"Fast women and slow horses will ruin your life"

Sharply a month it's been, folks, has it, you alright?

I know things have got more complicated, though it's not the point to let sadness take over, is it, we still breathe, there's still sun out there, and I wanna say: "it's all gonna be alright".

As for the latest two articles, I do realise you might have been thinking that MacVan's blown out BUT my answer is "not really, eh?"; still kicking and bloody sound, thank you very much.

So, before you can even say Jack Robinson, I'm gonna share with you one more review-shitty-hell-of-thoughts of mine; and it's gonna cover the (I'm not afraid of saying that out loud) greatest Birmingham-set gangster-like TV series of nowadays. Folks, welcome the Peaky "f*cking" Blinders ...

The finale just got on the air a week round the corner, and I'm sure there're hell tons of either summaries or reviews, or any other loafie articles on the Internet, aren't there. I just wanna share my mixed feelings after having watched it from A to Z.

First of all, I'm going to cover some linguistic component of the series. Mates, it's a bloody treasure trove of accents, inn'it? There's Tommy with his varied-from-scene-to-scene Brummie-RP accent; his brother Arthur with some extreme of his street Brummie; the notorious Hardy, acting as Alphie, the Jew, with his ambivalent mix of Jew-based, shit-cut Cockney, and many others.

Now, on to the plot (w/o spoilers), it's epic, folks, though I was left unfinished when I saw the last episode. There's def a door open for some continuation BUT the producers said there'd be none whatsoever, f*ck with 'em.

I just wanna say that THIS is absolutely WORTH watching, folks: the play of the actors is out-of-the-question outstanding, the emotions are overflowing, and the vibe's there with you throughout the whole narration.

I'd love to finish off with a joke of One's:

"*****, if you are about to express some profound emotion,
you might be better served expressing it
to someone who gives a fuck ..."

"In the bleak midwinter ..."

Don't panic, stay safe, and cheers!