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Juan Sam

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About The Author

Juan has moved around quite a bit, but one thing he's always been is a major geek, whether it's movies, TV shows, superheroes or Doctor Who. He's always been passionate about something or the other, and enjoys getting to express that passion here at We Got This Covered.

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Steve Carell Will Return As Michael Scott For The Office Finale
Will he or won't he? That's the question that fans of The Office have been wondering for a long time now. The 'he' in question is Michael Scott of course, as no one was sure whether he would return in the finale in a couple of weeks. The creators of the show have often denied a return stating that Steve Carell did not want to return as he felt it wouldn't work creatively for his character and the goodbye that the other characters needed. I agreed, and still agree, wholeheartedly.
Juan Sam Juan Sam May 6, 2013
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Doctor Who Review: “The Crimson Horror” (Series 7, Episode 12)
Well, color me surprised. That was a rather fun episode of Doctor Who. For the first time in a long, long time I wasn't too excited about the show this week. It was a combination of a few things really. For one I had heard that this was going to be a Doctor-lite story, and I wasn't sure if it wasn't too soon for that, considering Clara hasn't been a companion that long. Then there's the fact that this was written by Mark Gatiss, who's a great writer but hasn't written a particularly brilliant Doctor Who episode so far. His first episode this Series, Cold War, remains the weakest episode of Series 7 so far. Also having just watched Iron Man 3, it was difficult to think of anything else for a while, especially Doctor Who.
Juan Sam Juan Sam May 4, 2013
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The Office Review: “Livin’ The Dream” (Season 9, Episode 21)
Wow, The Office is actually ending. If it didn't hit you before, then this episode will do the job. Changes were made and things started to come together in Livin' the Dream, as you can really feel that it's all coming to an end. Greg Daniels had stated that he didn't want to put everything into the final episode, and it's clear with this episode what he meant, as the finale is spread out over many episodes, starting with this one.
Juan Sam Juan Sam May 3, 2013
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Doctor Who Review: “Journey To The Centre Of The TARDIS” (Series 7, Episode 11)
Woah. That was one heck of a ride. We finally reached one of my most anticipated episodes of the current Series, and boy did it deliver. Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS did exactly what the title said and more. Let's get one thing out of the way before people get lost in comparisons: the other TARDIS-centric episode we had recently, The Doctor's Wife, was one of the best episodes of Doctor Who ever. This wasn't that, and didn't have to be, it was what we needed it to be and that is a darn good episode of Doctor Who.
Juan Sam Juan Sam Apr 27, 2013
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The Office Review: “Paper Airplane” (Season 9, Episode 20)
The Office continues with its main story arcs in Paper Airplanes while still being able to deliver a fun little episode like it usually does. This week, we see Andy move forward in his acting career while Jim and Pam keeps working on their relationship. In the middle of it all we get a paper airplane contest which makes way for some funny moments and an interesting turn in the Dwight-Angela relationship.
Juan Sam Juan Sam Apr 26, 2013
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Thor: The Dark World Teaser Trailer Released
Iron Man 3 is just around the corner, but things are already beginning to pick up for Thor: The Dark World. We hadn't heard much about the film for a while but this past week we were given a cool new poster and a couple of images. Now, we have a brand new trailer to go with it too as it was shown ahead of Iron Man 3, which released in Europe this week.
Juan Sam Juan Sam Apr 23, 2013
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Doctor Who Review: “Hide” (Series 7, Episode 10)
Every now and then Doctor Who does a proper scary episode, sure to make any child cower in fear from behind the sofa, terrified of the monsters in front of them. This was that kind of episode. After that slight dip in quality last week with "Cold War", the show is back on a roll as "Hide" gives us the Doctor Who version of a ghost story, and it's quite good.
Juan Sam Juan Sam Apr 20, 2013
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Doctor Who Series Finale To Reveal The Doctor’s Greatest Secret
There's been a plot line left dangling ever since the end of Series 6 of Doctor Who– although one could argue it's been technically a plot point since the beginning of the show– and that is: Doctor Who exactly? That's right, the Doctor's name has been teased by Steven Moffat for some time now and fans have been wondering if it would ever actually be revealed. Well, judging by the newly released poster for the finale and the bluntly named episode title, "The Name of the Doctor," it sure seems like it.
Juan Sam Juan Sam Apr 19, 2013
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Doctor Who Review: “Cold War” (Series 7, Episode 9)
Oh my stars, can you believe it's already week three of Doctor Who? This week we see the long-awaited return of the Ice Warriors, or I suppose one Ice Warrior, in the aptly titled "Cold War." Similar to the first half of the season, the first two episodes were great but the third episode dipped in quality. There was lots to like about the episode, but ultimately it left me feeling 'meh.' I'm sure that mine is an unpopular opinion though as most people seemed to have enjoyed it.
Juan Sam Juan Sam Apr 13, 2013
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The Office Review: “Stairmageddon” (Season 9, Episode 19)
This week's episode of The Office was a step up from last week's as there was more humor to be found while some character arcs subtly moved forward. "Stairmageddon", as the episode was aptly named, revolved mostly around Dwight's hilarious attempts to get Stanley to go with him to get a sale. On the sidelines we saw Jim and Pam apparently get worse, Andy trying to get into showbiz, and the Senator officially come out of the closet.
Juan Sam Juan Sam Apr 12, 2013
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