sinopsis El que crea en el amor, definitivamente esta´ loco.... ¡pero de amor! Solo asi´ puede pensar E´rika, una prestigiosa foto´grafa, quien siente que su vida es un retrato que vale ma´s que mil romances. Hasta que, embarazada del hombre que ama, descubre que e´l le pone ma´s cachos que una corrida de toros y que su amor no es correspondido. So´lo le queda recurrir a Nicola´s, su compan~ero de trabajo y "pan~o de la´grimas", sin imaginar que e´l solamente quiere vengarse de ella por una deuda del pasado. Pero en medio de disparatadas situaciones, una jefa de muy malas pulgas, amigos tan leales como ocurrentes y un hermoso bebe´ a punto de nacer, Nicola´s y E´rika, vivira´n lo que nadie imagino´; que del odio al amor, so´lo hay... una foto.... y que aunque amar de corazo´n, en ocasiones es doloroso y traicionero, no siempre el que se enamora pierde.
REPLAY - Unforgotten (France 3): Coup d'envoi de la saison 3 Ce dimanche 21 avril 2019, France 3 lançait à 21h05 la saison 3 de la série policière britannique "Unforgotten: le passé déterré". Les épisodes sont disponibles en replay. © Mainstreet Pictures Les inspecteurs Cassie Stuart (Nicola Walker) et Sunny Khan (Sanjeev Bhaskar) étaient de retour ce dimanche soir, en prime sur France 3, pour une troisième saison tout aussi efficace que les deux précédentes. Dans l'épisode 1 diffusé à 21h, des restes humains ont été découverts sous les gravats d'une autoroute en travaux, près de Londres. L'inspectrice-chef Cassie Stuart et son co-équipier l'inspecteur Sunil Khan sont appelés sur les lieux. Les premiers éléments de l'enquête permettent de déterminer à qui appartiennent ces ossements: il s'agit de Hayley Reid, une fille de 16 ans qui a disparu à la veille du millénaire. L'enquête restée non-classée est rouverte. Qu'est-il arrivé à Hayley? Sa disparition a détruit la vie de sa famille. Cassie entend rattraper les erreurs et les faiblesses de l'enquête initiale.
Perhaps his band would have been better if the style is reminiscent of the grim dystopia in the above-mentioned work by Ridley Scott. However, the film O'Bannon "brought to life" in two years continued – "The Return of the Living Dead II», and even then there is a third series. Review: This is, perhaps, the real spin-off of the legendary George Romero film "Night of the Living Dead. " Well, or a loose sequel, though, as someone said. At least, the movie "Return of the Living Dead" – not some fake, just copying the name of the famous franchise. Honestly, I personally expect from the picture better, but again was disappointed, though not much. The plot of the film is developing rapidly, thereby not allowing the viewer to get bored. In addition, the music maintains an atmosphere of comedy horror film. And watch the typical youth 80 of the main characters is pretty fun. But despite the advantages listed, sometimes spoils the viewing experience is not far-fetched to the end of the script. Even the end of the movie shows something quickly, as if the crew did not have more time to shoot.
The biggest of players generally try to deter the smaller players from doing so. Sometimes they succeed and those plays can be spectacular. Sometimes they fail and those moments are jaw dropping. For the latter, I am partial to Vince Carter dunking on Frederick Weiss or Baron Davis on Andrei Kirilenko. Going back a bit, I also enjoy Dr. J slamming on Bill Walton. The list goes on and on and on.
But the big man persists. Most recently, in the 2020 playoffs when Bam Adebayo ate Jayson Tatum's lunch. That block sealed the game for the Heat. Manute Bol once got 4 blocks in a row on the same possession. JaVale McGee had the smoothest block I've ever seen on a Wesley Matthews dunk attempt. So the fight must rage on. People will jump high into the air and battle over the final destination of an orange ball. The contest will be thrilling. I fall on the side of a block being more exciting than the dunk. You may fall on the side of the rim rattler. That is why these debates roll on.