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The time has come for AFC Richmond’s first match of the season, a friendly against Hayes & Yeading United FC. By AFC Richmond, I meant the women's team

The time has come for AFC Richmond's first match of the season, a friendly against Hayes & Yeading United FC. By AFC Richmond, I meant the women's team (and since this season is majorly about them, I'm just gonna use the team name from now on, and add the term “men” instead, if needed). So in true

HBO/A24's “Monsters of God” pretty much wrapped the Hank Molt versus Tommy Crutchfield saga up by the end of episode 1. Naturally, you must have wondered what more the show could offer in the remaining episodes, and this week's episode answers the question by focusing on another reptile guy, Ray Van Nostrand. With Hank and Tom both off the field, Ray took over the reins of this industry. But Ray was not just into reptiles. At one point he got into drugs as well, thanks to notorious criminal Mario Tabraue. Unlike the first episode of the docuseries, the second one is as much about drugs as it is the creatures. Mario and Ray remain at the centre of it, both appearing in front of the camera (I got to know Ray died right after the filming of this) with other people, including Hank and Tom chipping in. Let's take a closer look.

A sports rivalry is almost always between two – be it teams or individuals, but three is a crowd. And when you're the third to join that crowd, then the world automatically turns against you.

Ted Lasso is trying hard. By that, I'm talking about both the show and the lead character. While the latter is not an issue, the show’s desperate attempt to

As foreshadowed in episode 2, “Monsters of God” focuses on the Lizard King, aka Michael Van Nostrand, in the third episode. You've seen the guy already last

As foreshadowed in episode 2, “Monsters of God” focuses on the Lizard King, aka Michael Van Nostrand, in the third episode. You've seen the guy already last week, but since that episode was largely about his father, Ray Van Nostrand, Michael seemed like a mere supporting character. This time around, it's all about his rise and fall, and why he did what he did. Along with Michael, we do get bites from Ray, Michael's elder brother – Ray Junior as well as our series regulars (guess I can use the term by now), Hank Molt and Tommy Crutchfield. Let's get into it.

At least Ted Lasso is getting something right - the whole dynamic of Ted as the coach and his equation with the assistant, Alice Chilton. This is where the

I'm in a bit of a dilemma. The job I have in hand is dissecting the ending of the sixth episode of Ted Lasso season 4. But I'm not sure whether it should

We finally meet the head of the snake; the dangerous, mysterious, and elusive Anson Wong. HBO/A24's “Monsters of God” introduced us to this name in its opening episode, and slowly hyped him up as the “final boss” of the reptile smuggling industry. The finale of the show is indeed a testament to that, but Wong, in front of the camera, is not quite what you (probably) expected. Let's get into the details, one last time.