Kevin Can F*** Himself – Season 2 Episode 4 – Worcester Massachusetts Scenes and References
We are closing in on the end of this entire series and we’re still slogging around in subplots. Still, I have to admit I’m fond […]
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Worcester Massachusetts City Hall Interior
The City Hall building in Worcester Massachusetts was built in 1898 in the style of buildings in Florence, Italy. There is a lot of marble […]
Kevin Can F*** Himself – Season 2 Episode 3 – Worcester Massachusetts Scenes and References
This is the first episode I watched since the ‘big change’ I experienced after watching Season 2 Episodes 1 and 2. I now have a […]
Kevin Can F*** Himself – Season 2 Episode 2 – Worcester Massachusetts Scenes and References
At this point we are ten episodes into a sixteen-episode series. So we are deep into the ‘main conflict’ period. And to my surprise, I […]
Kevin Can F*** Himself – Season 2 Episode 1 – Worcester Massachusetts Scenes and References
You might recall that I was fairly disappointed with the end of Season 1 of Kevin Can F*** Himself. There were just so many gaping […]
Dexter New Blood – Scenes In and Around Worcester Massachusetts
The TV series Dexter New Blood is a sequel to the original Dexter series which ran for 9 seasons. In Dexter New Blood, Dexter is […]
We Don’t Belong Here – Ralph’s Rock Diner – Worcester Massachusetts
We Don’t Belong Here is a powerful movie about mental illness, family dynamics, hallucinations, dreams, what is real, and loyalty. Anton Yelchin gives a standout […]
Gauch Park Lake Quinsigamond – Shrewsbury Massachusetts
Gauch Park is right on the northern tip of Lake Quinsigamond. It’s barely an inch or two into Shrewsbury, so I figured it would be […]
East Side Trail – Lake Quinsigamond to Plantation Street – Worcester Massachusetts
The full length of the East Side Trail in Worcester, Massachusetts goes all the way from Lake Quinsigamond all the way over to Cristoforo Columbus […]
Clocktower Monument – Worcester State Hospital
Back in the late 1800s, people with mental illness were treated quite poorly. Massachusetts was ahead of its time when in 1877 it opened a […]