So yeah, Allen had considerably less amounts of fun with In/Spectre than he did last week's show, mostly because it promised far, far more than it could possibly deliver. Part of the reason, he surmised, is probably because most of the words coming out of its very own main character's mouth should never ever ever be taken seriously.

Well, at least we have something quite.... fresh... for you next week. Unless you go for the elf option. Then it's a gamble. See you all then.

-Stig Høgset.

That's Allen's pick of the week in a nutshell. Science Fell In Love, So I Tried To Prove It, where our twoesome must've had someone tell them "Well, science doesn't have the answer to everything!", and answered that with "Nah, mate. We can turn anything into a science lesson." Although Allen doesn't entirely disagree, he finds science love kind of average.

Which is still better than next week, where we'll have to deal with something even more tiresome. See you all then.

-Stig Høgset.

Yep. This week, I'll be looking at the classic that isn't a classic, but it is. It's the first 49 episodes of GeGeGe no Kitaro.... the 2018 version, the sixth in a long line of shows I haven't watched. Well, except this one, of course. I'll bring you the rest later.

And that's that. Next week, we got... well, more yokai shenanigans, I think? It's all going to depend on whether you want to take the word of a BS artiste. See you all then.

-Stig Høgset.

So Allen says. Well... reviews, as he takes a look at the first season of Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun and finds it... quite OK. I guess it's one for the "as long as I don't have anything else lined up" books.

Next week, we have a classic for you. Or rather, it's the sixth incarnation of a classic, which is kind of impressive in itself. Stay tuned for another walk on the dark side.

-Stig Høgset.