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On his character James Keziah Delaney, Tom Hardy said, "All progress lies in the actions of the unreasonable man." If you watched the first episode of the FX's show "Taboo," you will indeed see the actions of an unreasonable and mysterious man.
In this episode of the Small Scale Life Podcast, I review this new show and dive into the characters, plot and reviews for this new show. While I do not watch much television, I found this show interesting because I am a Tom Hardy fan. I really liked his Bane character in the The Dark Knight Rises, and he played a great antagonist in The Revenant last year (which I reviewed here on Small Scale Life). While reviewing a television show is a bit out of character for this blog, I enjoy that period of history, and who doesn't want to see Bane stomp around London and kick some 19th century butt?
Keep in mind that this is a fan show, and any images, music or story are not my own. I am simply commenting on the show and characters as a fan of the show. The images are from the FX, and the piano theme song is from artist Lunar Black's piano cover song. Please frequent their sites!
Podcast Topics for "Taboo"
In this podcast, I discuss the following topics:
Why am I talking about a television show?
The Jist of the Show
Characters
House of Delaney (and Others)
East India Company
Basic Plot - Building a Foundation
Mystery and Intrigue
London in 1814
Comments from other Reviews
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On his character James Keziah Delaney, Tom Hardy said, "All progress lies in the actions of the unreasonable man." If you watched the first episode of the FX's show "Taboo," you will indeed see the actions of an unreasonable and mysterious man.
In this episode of the Small Scale Life Podcast, I review this new show and dive into the characters, plot and reviews for this new show. While I do not watch much television, I found this show interesting because I am a Tom Hardy fan. I really liked his Bane character in the The Dark Knight Rises, and he played a great antagonist in The Revenant last year (which I reviewed here on Small Scale Life). While reviewing a television show is a bit out of character for this blog, I enjoy that period of history, and who doesn't want to see Bane stomp around London and kick some 19th century butt?
Keep in mind that this is a fan show, and any images, music or story are not my own. I am simply commenting on the show and characters as a fan of the show. The images are from the FX, and the piano theme song is from artist Lunar Black's piano cover song. Please frequent their sites!
Podcast Topics for "Taboo"
In this podcast, I discuss the following topics:
Why am I talking about a television show?
The Jist of the Show
Characters
House of Delaney (and Others)
East India Company
Basic Plot - Building a Foundation
Mystery and Intrigue
London in 1814
Comments from other Reviews
Rate on iTunes
Since we are now on iTunes, please rate and review the Small Scale Life Podcast. Ratings and reviews help us grow the podcast and the blog, and I appreciate your reviews.
You can leave a review by following these simple steps:
Click on this link or the image above.
Go to ratings and reviews.
Click on the number stars.
Subscribe to the podcast (optional, but appreciated)!
You can also write a quick review or some words of encouragement (optional, but GREATLY appreciated)!
You can also write a longer review, though it’s not necessary. Again, thank you for listening and your review!