Frank Black Jr

To start this 2017 I wanted to give U something special. This song is called "Volver" (1935) that means to return. I tried to translate it the best I could and also I took another translations from other pages to make it better. The bad thing is that of course when you have something written like poetry, you always lose something. And in Tango music, lyrics has been always very important. They even have a language called lunfardo...but that is another story....haha. They way is written is amazing...right in the heart.. Aaaaaannyway, this song always got me...and for me Carlos Gardel was or better yet, IS out of this world...I've always called him the Martian haha. So, here is the lyrics and the song. Hope U enjoy them!! To return (1935) Lyrics by: Alfredo Lepera Music by: Carlos Gardel I imagine the flickering of the lights that in the distance are marking my return. They are the same ones that illuminated with their pale reflections, deep hours of pain. And though I didn't want to return you always return to your first love. The tranquil street where the echo said yours is her life, yours is her love. Under the mocking gaze of the stars that, with indifference, today see me return. To return With the withered forehead, the snows of time have silvered my temples. To feel that life is a puff of wind. that twenty years is nothing, that the feverish look, wandering in the shadow, looks for you and names you. To live... with the soul clutched to a sweet memory that I cry once again. I am afraid of the encounter with the past that returns to confront my life. I am afraid of the nights that, filled with memories, shackle my dreams. But the traveler that flees sooner or later stops his walking. And although the oblivion, who destroys all, has killed my old illusion. I keep concealed a humble hope that is my heart's whole fortune. To return With the withered forehead, the snows of time have silvered my temples. To feel that life is a puff of wind. that twenty years is nothing, that the feverish look, wandering in the shadow, looks for you and names you. To live... with the soul clutched to a sweet memory that I cry once again.

Hi Earthnut :-) As always, so good to "read you" XD

I liked that episode...yes the girl was kind of Jason Bourne suddenly...but her dad worked in the FBI so let´s think that maybe she knew stuff. Thinking about that scene, the cool think about it is that once again the Watts seemed like regular people but in a second they are danger. Even Peter´s wife looked weird in my opinion sometimes...So I guess the daughter was no exception. Anyway I liked it because we got to know more things about the MG and we could see also Frank helping his friend. Yes, they had conflict but they always helped each other when times got really bad. And that is what friends do. The scene that finally Watts ask Frank for help was great acting. Terry and Lance were fantastic. And the last scene was strong. No words. Everybody knew what was going on. But they choose not to say it. That kind of things made the show special. They trusted the audience. We know what was going on. So, they don´t have to explained everything like most movies or shows that explain 10 times what you just saw (I hate that XD) ps: it´s been a long time since I can´t attach images :-( don´t know why

Kind of disagree here hahaha :P I can understand using Jordan as a link to Frank but like I´ve said before, I didn´t like the idea of a "gift". And Lucy´s character was very interesting in her first appearence. For me, that is all. Then, it became cartoonish. If you give the devil a face and "I am evil...blablala" for me it becomes boring and silly. In "Lamentation" you knew that this woman was something else...but that was it. Of course, Redmond was awesome in all her episodes and it would be a pleasure to see her. In fact, if the devil has those eyes...mmm...I´m definitely in trouble XD Maybe that is the reason why I didn´t like one bit the first comic of Millennium. (spoilert alert). It was based on Jordan´s gift and Lucy hunting Frank. Too supernatural for my taste. It fits perfectlu with those boring shows that are taking over the TV. I like the supernatural when it is around, like MG history. But beneath that, it was the lust for power and control. And that will be always there as long as a human lives.

That scene when Sauron speaks to Aragorn (trying to seduce him like he did before with Isildur) and then Aragorn turns to Gandalf (who´s face has turned to stone fearing that Aragorn has turned into evil) and says: "For Frodo" and starts running forward facing the end. To watch your King doing that...plus the next to follow him are the 2 little hobbits screaming...always gets me :) No matter if it is a movie, to see people facing the worst and saying: "F***** it, I have to go anyway!" always inspires. Maybe that is why I like Frank Black character so much. ps: sorry about the f**** but I think that is the exact expression for that kind of situation XD

"A day may come when your courage and mine will fail. A day may come when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship. But it will not be THIS day. THIS day we fight". Did you know Earthnut that exact speech was used in "The Return of the King" (LOFT)? Aragon gives that speech to his army when they are standing outside Sauron's fortress, trying to make them fight outside to give clear road to Frodo to reach the Mount Doom to destroy the ring. (yes, that was totally nerdy hahaha) Anyway, everytime Mr. Carter was asked about Millennium possible return, he said that he could do that but it would be focus in Frank's character, not in the MG. That it would have to be something new. So, I guess it would have "the Pilot" spirit. I'll bet the first scene with Frank would be him taking the newspaper, like he did in "the pilot" and in the first episode of the third season. I always thought that Mr. Carter did that scene in the third season as a statement like "I'm back in the show" (due he was out in the whole 2 season). And though I loved most of the ideas of the 2 season, (all the mystique around the Mg and the idea of controlling the world) I didn´t enjoy the idea of Jordan having also the "gift". The original idea was that Frank could do what he did because of his hard work and knowledge of evil people, not because he was somekind of clairvoyant. He wasn´t born with a gift. So I understand and support why Lance was mad about that change. I think Mr. Carter was also annoyed by that because that changed completly the character (in my opinion, baddly. It turned him in some kind of comic hero with powers). And doing that, you can´t relate with the character and that, I think is one of the keys of Frank´s character. To sympathize with a person who suffers and loses everything to protect his family and all that is good.